Overton National Bank

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: national
Bank ID: 13446
Charter Number: 13446
Start Date: May 7, 1930
Location: Overton, Nebraska (40.739, -99.538)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: fadc58da

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Description

Real-estate transfer section records Clarence G. Bliss, Receiver to Overton National Bank, Receiver's Deed, indicating a receiver was assigned and the bank was in receivership/closed. No article text mentions a depositor run; only evidence is the receiver's deed (May 7 entry within May transfers).

Events (2)

1. April 3, 1930 Chartered

Source: historical_nic

2. May 7, 1930 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: May 7-Clarence G. Bliss, Receiver to Overton National Bank, Receiver's Deed. $7,500 lot 12, block 20, MaeColl & Leflang's addition to Overton.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. May 26, 1930 The Lexington Clipper and Dawson County Pioneer Lexington, NE

Article from The Lexington Clipper and Dawson County Pioneer, May 26, 1930

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Article Text

Society News Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills Sr entertained 2 tables of Hi-Five at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Landa. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Corl, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duryea, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Landa and Mr. and Mrs. G. Burr. A lovely lunch was served at the close of the evening by the host and hostess. The M. T. M. Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs. Ralph Landa Wednesday night. The guests were: Mesdames Harlan Wheeler, Ray Duryea, Fred Taylor, E. D. Bayles, George McLean, Jack Woods, C. O. Conor, Dora Watkinson, Alva Gordon, Frank Powers, R. W. Lape and A. Vaughn. Mrs. Bayles won the prize for high score. A delicious lunch was served. Real Estate Transfers May 20-Swan A. Blixt to William M. and Hanna Durbin, $30, W. D. North 6 feet of south 10 feet of lot 2, in Carlson's Addition to the City of Gothenburg. May 21-William H. Kinnan and wife to June Brady, W. D. $3,000, lot 4 in block 3 in the Original town of the City of Cozad also strip of land beginning at the northeast corner of lot 4, block 3, Original town of Cozad, subject to $2260.95 mortgage and taxes. May 14 Gothenburg Cemetery Assn. to Ernest F. Oman. Cemetery Deed. $52.75, lot 30, block 3. May 14-Odd Fellows Cemetery As'n to Joe Snurr, Sr., Cemetery Deed. Lot 68, Block 2, $21.00. May 16-Randolph Carter, et al., to Clifford T. White, W. D., northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 23, township 10, north range 21, $6,000. Signed April 23, 1930. May 14-Peters Trust Co. to Geo. Riessen. Q. C. D. $1, west half of the southwest quarter, of section 22, township 12, north range 21. May 14-Robert S. Daniels, trustee, to George Riessen, Trustee's Q C. D., west half of the southwest quarter of section 25, township 12, range 21. $$1. May 14-William W. Gorman to Clara M. Woodruff, W. D., lot 1, and 6, in Claypool & Dale's addition to the City of Cozad, $100. May 14-Andrew J. Larson and wife to Alfred M. Larson, W. D., south 471 feet in width of the north 95 feet in width of lots 4, 5, 6, blk. 2, sub division of blocks 1, 2,8, 1, of West Lawn Addition to Gothenburg, $100. May 11-Andrew J. Larson and wife to Leonard E. Larson, W. D., N 471 ft. in width of lots 4, 5, 6, in block 2, of the sub-division of blocks 1,2,3,4, of West Lawn Addition to Gothenburg, $500. May 14-Andrew J. Larson and wife to Carl A. Larson, W. D. (same description as above) $100. May 14-Dawson County State Bank to Ora L. and Helen S. McKee, W. 25 of and 25 ft. of east 30 ft. of lot 2, block 53, Original Town of Plum Creek now Lexington. $12,000. May 10-H. C. Booker and wife to Letha Fochtman, W. D., W 211 ft. of east 2621 ft. of blocks 33, 48, 49, 59, in Vails Villa Addition to Goth enburg including streets between blocks as platted, 81 acres, between Gothenburg tail race and the Union Pacific Railway Sphr to the Gothenburg Lake. May 10-James P. Carr and wife to Ora L. McKee and Helen McKee, W. D., a part of lot 2 in block 53, Original Town of Lexington, $500. May 9-George J. German and wife to Erling S. German, W. D., NI of NE: of section 2, township 10, N. R. 23, $14,000. May 9-Ross W. Miller and wife to George J. German. Q. C. D. All of NE 1 of Section 2, township 10, N. of R. 23, containing 161 acres. $1 May 9-Harold O. Barrett and wife to G. E. Stuckey. W. D., lot 1, 2, 3, in block 4, Lexington Heights Addition to City of Lexington, $613. May 9-John H. Marshall and wife to Walter A. Stark, W. D., lot 7 in block A. in the Kutz Park Addition to Lexington $3,000. May 9-C. E. Gish and wife to D. D. Case, W. D., lots 3, 4 in block 1, in Farnam, $3,500.00. May 9-Niels Pedersen and wife to Karl G. Yeutter, W. D., Et of block 7, Fulton's second subdivision to Cozad. May 9-William Berger and wife to L. F. and Tilda D. Nisley, W 2-3 of lot or W 2-3 of fractional SW 1 of SWI south of Cozad canal, section 15, twp. 11, W. R. 25. May 9-H. C. Booker and wife to L. F. and Tilda D. Nisley, Q. C. D., lot 2, section 22, townsihp 11, N. R. 25, $100. May 8-Gus E. Yeutter and wife to Fred C. Geugenbach, W. D4 SE of Section 18, township 9, N. R. 24. $4,000. May 7-Clarence G. Bliss, Receiver to Overton National Bank, Receiver's Deed. $7,500 lot 12, block 20, MaeColl & Leflang's addition to Overton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren of Pleasanton, Nebraska, purchased 1200 baby chicks from Hills Hatchery Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dermody of Kearney were in the city a few hours Thursday. Frank Raine and Clyde Towns went to Broken Bow on business on Thursday. That's the Spirit The spirit of friendliness so prevalent at the Farmers banquet to the business men Tuesday night and so wide spread in Dawson county is even found among the lower animals. The little Bull dog at the New Model Laundry with both hind legs broken and back bent from being run over by an automobile is as friendly as can be. He can't even walk like other dogs, but must use both hind legs at once for a sort of a hop. This little fellow is teaching humans a lesson in cheerfulness under adverse circumstances. Miss Helen Linville was shopping in Kearney Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ahrens of Eddyville were Lexington visitors Thursday. H. W. Shubert, Roy Wells, and Frank Beran went to Buffalo on business Friday, H. W. Shubert and Roy Wells transacted business in Gothenburg Thursday. Mrs. John Maher and son Earl, visited friends in Cozad Thursday afternoon. J. C. Haley and F. S. Thornberg of Overton transacted business in Lexington Thursday. Martin Baumgartner of Kearney, transacted business in Lexington Friday night. Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Reynolds and children will arrive home today from Lincoln. Miss Florence Frates of Brule, Nebraska, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Harold Kirkpatrick for a few days. Mrs. John Dallas, who lives north of this city underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils Wednesday morning at the City General hospital. Miss Kathleen Delahunty of Douglas Wyoming arrived Thursday to attend the funeral of her grandfather. Miss Delahunty expects to leave the latter part of the week for Kearney where she will attend summer school at the State Teachers College.