Wayne National Bank

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: national
Bank ID: 4354
Charter Number: 4354
Start Date: September 21, 1933
Location: Wayne, Nebraska (42.231, -97.018)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 338070a4

Response Measures

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Description

OCR-heavy article; text mentions a national bank receiver (McRoberts) in charge of liquidation of the National bank at Wayne. No explicit description of a depositor run is given; instead the bank is in liquidation/receiver. I infer this is a suspension leading to closure/receivership (government action). Date of newspaper is 1933-09-21; the article does not give a precise failure date, so I use the publication date as context.

Events (4)

1. July 2, 1890 Chartered

Source: historical_nic

2. May 16, 1904 Voluntary Liquidation

Source: historical_nic

3. September 21, 1933 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Sun last week received letter from McRoberts, national bank receiver charge liquidation the National bank, and later national bank Wayne, recently having the trust Ayers National Bank Mr. McRoberts informed the writer that WELCOME resignation had been requested ... national bank receiver charge liquidation the National bank, and later national bank Wayne, recently having the trust Ayers National Bank . . . Mr. McRoberts informed the writer that ... had filed with the Comptroller the Currency ... receiver in charge liquidation the National bank Wayne . . . (OCR errors in original).
Source: newspapers

4. September 21, 1933 Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: A national bank receiver (McRoberts) was placed in charge of liquidation of the Wayne National Bank, indicating closure by receiver/government action.
Newspaper Excerpt: Sun last week received letter from McRoberts, national bank receiver charge liquidation the National bank, and later national bank Wayne, recently having the trust Ayers National Bank
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. September 21, 1933 The Schuyler Sun Schuyler, NE

Article from The Schuyler Sun, September 21, 1933

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Article Text

Doty visited friends formerly Miss Peggy Krutz and Omaha part of week. the widow of the late Chester Oliver Fleming Leigh Spidle. business caller in Schuyler, Tues- Mr. and Mrs. M. Farrell Denver were guests at the home Emil Petr of Clarkson Mr. Farrell's brother, business caller in Schuyler, Tuesday, while motoring home from Milwaukee and Chicago Mrs. Charles Docekal of Abie Mrs. Farrell formerly the guest of Mrs. Schmid, Alice Boyle of the Purple Cane Sunday. vicinity. Coufal of Howells trans- Ray George who has been business in last stallation foreman for the acted Schuyler Natural Gas was last Thursday. Professor H. Moore visited moved to the Wayne office Lincoln the latter similar work, and Milford Lueke friends in of last week. placed charge the part Harold Zanton of Oma- formerly held by Mr. George Mrs. the with the spent Harold Schrader of Hadden mother, Mrs. Payne Mrs Heights, New Jersey, was born to Mr. and guest Mrs. John Arnold Joseph Simerdka of Bruno the part this while enroute Kolouch hospital, Friday, SeptemOgden, Utah, visit her mother 15 Mrs. Schrader also stopped Miss Lena Moore Chicago visit Miss Dorothy Omaha to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Schrader for days. with her parents, Mrs. McNulty, formerMoore. Schuyler, resident Mrs. Kathryn Sloma leaves Omaha, spent few days visiting day Omaha and Redfield, relatives hereabouts last Iowa, where she will spend the with relatives. McNulty spent days of the Century Progress, and Cyril Wanek Neligh came relatives in Chicago and Schuyler last week to visit relafriends ling, Illinois, before coming tives and Cyril grandson Mrs. Cyril Schuyler. Mr. and Mrs. Ruzicka Mrs. John Shuster, left on rived this city, Sunday, after day for Waterloo, New York, week Chicago where will spend the winter spending tending the Century of Progress. with her and may Mr. and Mrs. William Ruck- make home the city. Omaha were Shuster has spent the the home of Mrs. Ruck- part of the past two years guests Mr. and Mrs. New York, but came to Schuyler parents, Higgins. spend the Mrs. Edward Otra- Sixta called and dosky motored Chicago, Sunday, Sidney, last Thursday, because illness his grandwhere they spending this week of Progress daughter, Jackie Pindell. The the Century child afflicted with intestinal flu, position Clara Sobota was hostess very sick for several Mrs. Augustine's Guild, Wednes- but Dr. Sixta believed she had to day afternoon, of last week. Cards passed the crisis when he left enjoyed and luncheon ney for his home, Sunday served. Mr. and Mrs. McNally and George Fiala and Frank daughter, Miss Elizabeth, and of Clarkson entrained George, motored to Omaha, Monler, Saturday, enroute to Chicago, day Miss Elizabeth returned week or attending Omaha afer visit her home spend the exposition. Schuyler She taking Misses Irma Otradovsky beauty culture. George and Elsie Faltys entrained Friday mained in Omaha to take his for Chicago, where they spend- studies Creighton ing the week attending the and Mrs. Emil Cech tury Progress. turned home, Tuesday evening Barcal who spending ten days in the east. Miss Emma spent the two months visiting They visited the Century of Progpast the home of and Mrs. Herman exposition Chicago In Klug at Richland, returned to her South Bend, Indiana, they home Linwood, Monday. Mrs. Cech's brother, Edward Emil Slezak to Oma- lege, and two of her sisters ha, Sunday, to wife and Niles, and with another Loraine, and Don- sister Detroit. son, who had gone to Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Shupe and day, visit relatives and friends. children St. Joseph, Mo., The Sun has been directed rived in Schuyler, Wednesday change the address Robert ning, few days visit from California, to parents, and Mrs. Shupe, New York of his Mrs. Chauncy City, care the Kunkle. Mr. Shupe has been Trust and 42nd street. Mr. and Mrs. Lorence Folda and ployed in the corps of San the Missouri highway daughter, Joan, Diego, California, of Mr. for the past three years, and guests enjoying annual vacation. Mrs. Jaroslav Folda. Saturday, Randall Bairt, state director while motoring home from emergency relief has been cago pointed agent of the United Francis Fishler came out from Omaha States Department of Labor last week for few days with While select Nebraska's quota of visit to be enrolled the city, he the guest corps. The George McNally. Francis will tend Creighton this continuance the corps has University authorized President Rooseyear. Bailey motored to Denver, for another six Colorado, enrolled given the Wednesday morning, and his return will be privilege of re-enlisting upon On event of opening the companied by his daughter, Mrs. Horace Dowell, has been mail Grand Island, Colorado, for benefit tember Sun received the the health following letter from Mrs. Mont Jenkins, McCormick, former resident more familiarly known friends city, making her home to many "Bab" the Soldiers and Sailors Schuyler quite seriafflicted with rheumatism, Grand Island: letter ously and confined home this brates the official opening of the Last reports indicate that his Grand Island Mail station dition somewhat improved. pleasure live here with The banns for the marriage friendly, happy merchants and Miss Martha Margaret Kobza, citizens. letter from home, daughter of Mr. Mrs. every Friday Kobza, and Joseph Rerucha morning Lena Bruno, were called at St. Mary's McCormick Catholic church Sunday. The wed- Ralph McKee of Boulder, will take place in weeks. rado, auditor newspaper Rev. and Mrs. Shaub Nebraska, Iowa, turned Monday evening from ming, Kansas, Colorado and where they attended the fornia, stopped at The Sun ference of the Methodist Episcopal Thursday evening of last week church. Mrs. Charles Barner McKee recently returned from Helen Payzant motored motor trip to California, with them. Mrs. Barner been he called business, and will patient at the Methodist Episco- spend the greater part of the hospital following recent spring Nebraska eration. She home much checking circulations for Nebrasimproved. Miss Payzant remained ka weekly that during her stay at the had this audit made for the hospital. local and National DANCE KOSIBA Sunday, Sept. Music Chas. Kucera. daughter born, Tuesday, Gorham, formerly Sept. 19, and Clarence North last Bend, and Synovec of Pierce the home term September, Mrs. Synovec's mother, Mrs. for stolen penitentiary dealing James Mrs. Synovec the Nebrasparoled by parole board, Tuesday of Several motor car this vicinity included the number having purchased considered "Hot" through the agency Mr. and R. Brownell ceived information from Charles Barber San Benito, Texas, that there hurricane havoc with his property terests, tearing down the his ranches, badly those Brownell business blocks which also wrecked. Citrus badly wrecked that years elapse will Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long, for the past several months conducted the cafe the formerly occupied closed their place business week, storing equipment, part of which was sent to Omaha that purpose. Mr. and Mrs. Long their household goods the Kemp residence property Colfax street, and have not as yet decided what they will do, will remain residents Schuyler for John Chleboun and daughter Mrs. Harry Delfs, and grandson, Marion Delfs, Winner, South Dakota, were Schuyler Wednesday while from Omaha where Chleboun had taken shipment bonus pigs. Mr. Chleboun superintendent Colfax county county schools from has been farming near Winner 1910. He states that dry weather and practically ruined the crops in vicinity. Koory returned home fore part the week from Omaha where he spent week Catherine's hospital, and mitted an alveo lectromy operation for the extraction teeth which were diagniosed the cause of his recent health. several weeks past Koory been afflicted with very blood pressure, because of infection. Drs. Dunn Shearer in charge and Koory returns home, feeling very much and firmly that the health has been located removed. Mr. and Mrs. Brownell daughter, Miss motored Omaha, early Friday morning where they met Dr. and Mrs. nee Margaret Wright, of Diego, Cal., enroute by to Mass., where Dr. Higbee attending meeting the AmeriMedical Society, of which officer. They Los Cal., Thursday arriving Friday Boston, Saturday They arrived safely but Mrs. Higbee writes an axious Dr. Mrs. Higbee will spend weeks Boston and York and will stop for with Mr. and Mrs. Brownell home folks while enroute home. and Mrs. Dowd Wolbach vicinity spent with friends. That ticipated series splendid totaling about inches past weeks, Dowd ported, and that the prospects this fall couraging Some in that vicinity claiming yield bushels per Dowd that perhaps little optimistic, will be very good average better, and alfalfa appear the of that region, dairying industry important. The storm last Friday wrecked many corn stated Fred Christopher Grain Nebraska fieldman, spent Sunin Schuyler He had returned trip into the western Nebraska, Wyoming and Parts of the have well moistened by recent particularly about Big Springs, Sidney, and far west Cheyenne, Wyoming, and the Platte valley far Greeley, Denver. He states that haps better than will be seeded wheat the portions the state where has received in sufficient quantities make the soil fit. These audits determine what Insufficient will force large the circulation newspaper abandonment wheat acreage and audits accepted spots the west, Schoolstatements of actual circulation. states. From North Platte the valley the irrigated tions the valley, farmers making extensive for heavy feeding this fall and Schooler stated that feeding would favor sheep this year, although the ities sugar beet factories tle feeding would again predominate, because the large tonnage sugar beet which has been found be splendid for cattle, the tops are favored by sheep. Sun last week received letter from McRoberts, national bank receiver charge liquidation the National bank, and later national bank Wayne, recently having the trust Ayers National Bank one the large trusts south central Illinois. Mr. McRoberts informed the writer that WELCOME resignation had been requested, that had filed with the to 10c Comptroller the Currency Other Refreshments Washington. Mac through Presidents Coolidge and Hoover, and that capable in every spect, particularly because formerj business experience his recent experiences Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois, appears that the not about capability, about the politics the agent Mr. McRoberts was not appointed partisan, never acted, but actuated by the motive the most out of the securities his trust for the benefit of the depositors the insolvent bank. McRoberts stated that Sallie was then enroute to attend school For the three years she had been faculty the teachers college Greeley, Colorado, department physical education Mr. Roberts had been lieved of banking number banks in and about Mr and Mrs. Allen home last Friday from where they attended Century Progress exposition guests the Express and were taken the Stephens hotel, where they remained during their the Allen stated that any specialist could find plenty to for two weeks, the hibits but the appointment him the foreign stated, that this was not prising because of the world depression that has been effect the past several years, has effected every country the particularly those Allen stated that the Chicago appeared to much neglected city, streets unkept, and generally below the city Chicago, Allen the witnessing two ball games between the New York Giants and the Chicago Cubs, and feature of the trip appealed to him than the exposition, which rates considerably the Louis exposition, he lieves may well get value ceived from as prices everything Chicago are held reasonably, and this one exposition where being robbed and apparently intention has been made to Immediately upon his return home, Mr. Allen invited to speaker the day at big exposition being held Yankton, South Dakota, that time. The speaker the day was have the Fourth Assistant Post master but his delayed, and Mr Alten solicited to speak in his but because tired from the several days trip, he failed to where would able respond, declined the The management of the celebration come plane for return the same but route not