Security State Bank - Plainview, NE

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: September 1, 1927*
Location: Plainview, Nebraska (42.350, -97.792)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 7eb5b9fc

Response Measures

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Description

The bank had closed doors about a year ago (article dated 1928-09-09) and is under a receiver (receiver appointment reported 1929-04-18). No run is described. This is a suspension that resulted in receivership/closure. Also a partial payment (15%) to depositors was begun Sept 1928.

Events (3)

1. September 1, 1927* Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: Bank had closed and later placed under a receiver (official receivership actions reported later). Closure appears to have been formalized by appointment of a receiver rather than a depositor run described in the articles.
Newspaper Excerpt: The Security State bank which closed doors about year ago
Source: newspapers

2. September 9, 1928 Other

Newspaper Excerpt: The Security State bank which closed doors about year ago has started to make first payment of 15 per cent to the depositors.
Source: newspapers

3. April 18, 1929 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: has been appointed receiver of the Citizens State bank and the Security State bank, Plainview. has appointed E. Gallagher ... as his agent at the Security State bank.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)

1. September 10, 1928 The Sioux City Journal Sioux City, IA

Article from The Sioux City Journal, September 10, 1928

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PRISON TRUSTY FRACTURE OF SKULL Lincoln, Sept. 9.-Special: by HarBarr. Knox team hurled him seat to pavement, the here. term for hog stealexpire October 11. Barr's the same Supt. Miller, to his father. con tion. His will remain with him in the prison hospital CHURCH GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR Neb. Sept. -Special: the Way Sunday school class of church elected officers at their last meeting. Glenn Bunnell was named president: Dorothy Collins, vice president Ellen Walter Hoffat, secretary; Helen Bergh and Dorothy This of the religious of youth be and has named Abraham Lincoln chapter. EXPECT 600 STUDENTS FOR HASTINGS COLLEGE Hastings, Sept. than 600 in have the largest enrollment its year, Dean Frank The class has limited 250 students, this having in registration, some Prof. Frank Noyes be charge of the music this year. NEBRASKA GIRL AND FATHER IN LAW FIRM Pierce, Sept. Miss Mary Leamy, graduate of the law department the University of South Dakota has the law of her fathfor district judge will thus work for Miss Leamy the office. Buy Oil Station. Sept. illiam Hemphill Culbert son, of Gretna, now charge the Rock Oil station Plainview purchased from Louis Johnson. Asks Permit. Lincoln, Neb., Sept. Permission has asked by the Central States of Walthill construct, and maintain transmission line west of Homer. To Pay 15 Per Cent. Plainview. Neb., Sept. 9.-Special: The Security State bank which closed doors about year ago has started to make first ment of 15 per cent to the depositors. Grandmother Party. Plainview, Neb., Sept. The Woman's Home Missionary socieof Plainview Methodist church will hold their annual "Grandmother's September 20.

2. April 18, 1929 The Sioux City Journal Sioux City, IA

Article from The Sioux City Journal, April 18, 1929

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tales of extended travel. Livoni said. and birds. Lee Diehl donated a pair Livoni will the entire $950 of Slamese twin pigs. reward offered for Montour's cap- The bodies joined in the center There is one head, with the front feet of one twin at the fore part of the body and the other legs coming out below the back of the neck. above which are cauliflower ears and very small eyes. Mr. Gealy has 200 mounted specimens of birds and animals, including several bronze eagles. FARMER FINDS HUMAN FOOT: OFFICERS SEEKING CLEWS Special: The finding of human foot in an oatfield is engaging the attention of county officers here. It was in good of and found by John Lawson, who the first was thought the foot Mr. Wright killed in accident on the railway tracks about half distant. several The foot, bare small to be that of man, and was but slightly decomposed Officers are attempting to con nect the with reports of missing persons. Farm School to Graduate 17. Lincoln. Neb.-Special: The 27th annual commencement of the university school of agriculture held Wednesday evening. Chancellor Burnett delivered the address. Among the members of the class are: Lloyd Krula. Schuyler; Delos W. Orcutt, Hartington; Sam R Stewart, Blair; Charles Taylor Stanton; Verna J. Uhrenholdt. Elgin. Presbytery Meets in Lyons. Lyons, Neb.-Special: The Omaha district presbytery convened in Lyons for business session. Fortyfive delegates were present. Addresses were delivered by Rev. P. P. Cheff and Rev. Hosmer, of the First Presbyterian church, Omaha. Niobrara Presbytery Meets. O'Neill, Neb.-Special: The spring meeting of the Niobrara presbytery was held at the First Presbyterian church in this city. Rev. H. Beers was host. The retiring moderator, Rev Forest Heiber delivered sermon. as did Rev. Paul Calhourn, Lincoln Bank Receiver Selected. Parker, Newcastle, has been appointed receiver of the Citizens State bank and the Security State bank Plainview. has appoint ed E. Gallagher Hartington Neb. as his agent at the Security State bank. Gordon City Clerk Resigns. Gordon. Special: Kenneth Hull filed his resignation as city clerk at the last meeting of the city council on account of his increas ing private business.

3. April 18, 1929 The Sioux City Journal Sioux City, IA

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INDIAN WOMAN'S ESTATE IS INVOLVED IN ACTION Lincoln, Neb.-Special: A motion has been filed in supreme court by United States District Attorney Kinsler asking rehearing of the First National bank of Walthill case against Eunice W. Stabler. Kinsler claimed that it erred in holding that an Indian who had not yet obtained patent to her land could will it away and have the heir obtain title to it. The law says that Indian wills are valid, if they are approved by the department and the Indian commissioner. The question of gaining title to the land, which nominally is still held in trust, has not been set. Mrs. Stabler was an heir of Lucy Woodhull, willed life estate to Stafford Woodhull, her husband. The remainder of the estate went to her four children. Mrs. Stabler purchased the interests of the other three. Kinsler maintains that the United States is the holder in fee simple of the land, which is in Thurston county. Mrs. Stabler owed the bank and the bank attached the land. and birds. Lee Diehl donated pair of Slamese twin pigs. The bodies are joined in the center There is one head, with the front feet of one twin at the fore part of the body and the other legs coming out below the back of the neck. above which are cauliflower ears and very small eyes. Mr. Gealy has 200 mounted specimens birds and animals, including several bronze eagles. Farm School to Graduate 17. Lincoln. Neb.-Special: The 27th annual commencement of the university school of agriculture held Wednesday evening. Chancellor Burnett delivered the address Among the 17 members of the class are: Lloyd Krula. Schuyler: Delos W. Orcutt. Hartington; Sam R. Stewart, Blair; Charles Stanton; Verna J. Uhrenholdt, Elgin. Presbytery Meets in Lyons. Lyons, Neb.-Special: The Omaha district presbytery convened in Lyons for business session. Fortyfive delegates were present. Ad dresses were delivered by Rev. P. P. Cheff and Rev. F. Hosmer, of the First Presbyterian church, Omaha. Niobrara Presbytery Meets. O'Neill, The spring meeting of the Niobrara presbytery was held at the First Presbyterian church in this city. Rev. H. H. Beers was host. The retiring moderator, Rev. Forest Heiber delivered sermon, as did Rev. Paul Cal hourn, Lincoln Bank Receiver Selected. Parker, Newcastle, Neb., has been appointed receiver of the Citizens State bank and the Security State bank, Plainview. and has appoint ed E. Gallagher. Hartington, Neb. as his agent at the Security State bank. Gordon City Clerk Resigns. Gordon, Neb.-Special: Kenneth Hull filed his resignation as city clerk at the last meeting of the city council on account of his increasing private business.