Oak Creek Valley Bank - Valparaiso, NE

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type: state
Start Date: March 1, 1933*
Location: Valparaiso, Nebraska (41.081, -96.832)

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Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: fb9776e7

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Description

Article (Wahoo Newspapers, 1933-03-23) states Oak Creek Valley Bank 'opened Thursday morning' after receiving permission from the banking department to 'resume business' following the banking holiday. No run or depositor panic is mentioned. Cause of suspension is government action (banking department/banking holiday during March 1933).

Events (2)

1. March 1, 1933* Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: Closed during the banking holiday / by order of the banking department (state/national banking holiday in March 1933).
Newspaper Excerpt: The Oak Creek Valley Bank ened Thursday morning, having received from banking department resume business for the however they are to release only percent the money previous the bank day.
Source: newspapers

2. March 23, 1933 Reopening

Newspaper Excerpt: The Oak Creek Valley Bank opened Thursday morning, having received from banking department resume business for the however they are to release only percent the money previous the bank day.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. March 23, 1933 Wahoo Newspapers Wahoo, NE

Article from Wahoo Newspapers, March 23, 1933

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Article Text

and Harry ChristenSpidell, Arthur little daughter and Miss Evelyn Ahl at dinner Will Sloan and baby daughter have both been quite sick the past week. Clarence Robert Johnson and Horace Baxter, who has been visiting here the past week, visCharley Johnson, Sunday Dr. Copp and Dr. Patterson called at the Dr. Doty home Friday. Rev Gardner spent the week end Lincoln his family. Gardner and nied him back to Valparaiso, Sunday John Millington Ceresco, transacted business in Valparaiso, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kemp and Mildred Kemp Mrs. Martha Rudisil of week end guests in the E. Fike home. Mrs. Albert Cheever received telegram Thursday from Freewater, Ore., stating that her little grandson, Charles Ray Damhad burned to death. was about three years Mrs. Dambefore marriage, Thelma Cheever. No further particulars been received. Fred Parker transacted Lincoln, Friday. Miss Norhome with him spent Sunday folks. VanlandingMargaret Helen Ruth and Lael Chrischilles Linspent at the Noah home. Minnie Bartek spent the week with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. Mrs. James Zaloudek Mr mothsister and husband Sunday. Sedlacek of transacted business in town Tuesand Mrs Cassius Conger were very much disappointed last expecting visit home folks. The home folks, Mr Conger and Julia father, mothand sister of Conger, another sister, Mrs. Arnold Sorensen family St. Paul, had trying besides being came along fine the gravel 16, south No. Not being miliar with the this the state, left the gravel little before noon to come nine miles got just miles when give the and necessary tractor pull their car back the gravel, which reached thought there might roads Nebraska but they where. The carnival by the local club, post poned from March March of the banking holiday. An team chosen Wesleyan, after the annual there and Miss Julia Lawton Valpfor guard. Our again. Alvin Carlson with the grader and tractor for couple days. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Christensen Mr. Mrs. George West at dinner Sunday. M. quartette broadcast WCAJ last Tuesday night, March to They sented varied program red and In the future they to appear First and Grace church in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kubik and family guests Frank Kubik, Sunday. The Alyce Tomes and Thelma Edwards, Ronald Fike Martin Swanson were Sunevening dinner guests in the home. Mr. Mrs. Chester Baldwin guests Mr Mrs. Marce Dowding Audrey, Baldwin and daughter Nellie, and Mr. and Mallery and Eugene, all Palmyra. Miss Cornelia Fehner spent the week end with home folks Seward. Mrs. Price and Margaret Ault James Sadie Moran guests evening in the Floyd Hudkins The Oak Creek Valley Bank ened Thursday morning, having received from banking department resume business for the however they are to release only percent the money previous the bank day. Reunion Theodore Schmidt enjoyed union two living broth Schmidt Julius Schmidt of Merna. Schmidt's first Valparaiso 23 years, he accompanied by and Mrs. Hugo Schmidt and son Billie, and and Mrs. Gilroy daughter Dorothy. Julius Schmidt accompanied by his wife Mrs. Otto niece. party with Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Schmidt and Junior of Mrs. Swan Penninger Darline Alyce Tomes guests six o'clock dinner HerSchmidt home Saturday ning. Glee Club Will Give Concert The men's club of NebrasWesleyan university, evening's concert at the Valparaiso high school Tuesday evening, March 28 This concert will sung group nearly 30 singers, quartette, reader and violinist. Prof. Oscar Bennett charge of the club will sing several solos. There no charge for this program, but will offering will taken. Miss Ricker was guest Esther Nord dinner SunMr. and Mrs. Charles Ettleman and Charles, Vesta, overnight guests Friday the Frank Ettleman home. and Mrs. Schuyler Fifer, Norah and Ben, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vrana supper guests Friday evening of Mr. Mrs. Fifer. Mrs. Harold Kloke Sunday dinner guests in the Charles Baustain home. Ernest Vanicek visited friends Loma, Sunday Mrs. William Grossoehme Marylin were Lincoln visitors Saturday. Mrs. Albert Cheever Rolly Cheever spent Monday at Robert Groth home. and Mrs. Edie entertained Mrs. Ernest WaMrs. Fred Hudkins Lowry their home Tuesday evening. Mr. Mrs. Max Vastine Hastings have moved the melund place, recently vacated by the Herbert family. Mrs. Wondra has been quite past week. Charles Mortenfamily Mrs. Roscoe Lawton Wilma visited Hans Mortensen Sunday He quite the his Penning Dr. Stanton taking short post at the farm week. Mr. Mrs. James Winters Miss Ault, Mrs. Price, Miss Sadie Moran and Jim Moran Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Prawl and two Omaha, guests Will Hyatt home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Roland spent Saturday Ashland, the of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Woita and Pauline Weston, and Anna and Wayne Erickson dinner guests Sunday in the Frank Blahome. Elsie Hedlund Dies Miss Elsie Hedlund, sister of Charles Erickson, passed away her home Lincoln, long illness. funeral was held Saturday Among those attended from were, Emily sons, Chester Marson, Mrs. EdElmer field the Home, Valparaiso, Monday. said the large supply of canned goods hand is possible care the dren, impossible present obtain sufficient money to keep the homes going He pealing the Nebrascan food for the home this summer Haynes, Etna Hayden members of the local committee. Among those from Valparaiso shopping Lincoln, Saturday, and Mrs. Linch, Mrs. George West, Miss Dorothy Taylor, Keck and Henry Copperstone Emmor Nelson, Stritek, Lois and Clyde dinner guests Sunday in James Lawton Phyllis Fox of Garland, spent the week June Kermit left Monday for his home at Onawa, spending time visiting in the Ora Eagle home. The basketball season is over, has up and all paid full there in the treasury large enough partly finance the pense. receipts been large debts made the Mr. and Lincoln, spent Sunday with Rosa Barry. Miss Mildred Swanson of Omspent the end her parents, and Mrs. SwanThe seniors went to Lincoln, Friday and had their pictures taken. and Mrs. Clarence Linch Mr. Mrs. Mosgrove entertained in the Haynes Saturday Eba Carlson and Wilma Tomes, Everett Roselle Gene Haynes motored to Lincoln, Saturday Edward suffering with an attack lumbago.