First National Bank - Hamilton, OH

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: national
Bank ID: 56
Charter Number: 56
Start Date: July 1, 1925
Location: Hamilton, Ohio (39.394, -84.566)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: be387bf2

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Description

The real-estate transfer line lists 'First National Bank. receiver Ray Shipman Co. to Walter King', indicating the bank was in receivership by the time of this July 1, 1925 newspaper. No article text mentions a run or a reopening; this appears to be a closed bank with assets being sold by a receiver.

Events (1)

1. July 1, 1925 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: First National Bank. receiver Ray Shipman Co. to Walter King
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. July 1, 1925 The Journal News Hamilton, OH

Article from The Journal News, July 1, 1925

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Article Text

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS HAMILTON Cesare Santangelo and others to 1528, Fred W. Schwenek, pts lots 1523, $1. Conrad J. Marchino to Walter S. Harlan, lot 17133, $1. James H. Edmonds to Charles Wittman, pt lot 2436, $1. First National Bank. receiver Ray Shipman Co. to Walter King, lots W. 17080, S. Harlan to Ray C. Thomas, lot HAMILTON II.H. Noppmann to Charles Carmack, lot 15725 and part lo: 1072. 31. Frank Richter to William H. Yea kle,, lot 17607, $1. COUNTY Luther Epperson, sheriff to W.G. Solsmann, 101 acres, Union township Michael Danke to Mary Vincinia, part 101 345, Coke Otto, $1. Mary Vincinia to Anthony Puskas, part Int 345, Coke Otto, $1. Old "Mammy" Is Honored An exclusive white cemetery in Macon, Ga., gave up its distinction the other day in order to do honor to an ante-bellum negress, Anna Jor. Picnic and Summer Supplies dan, who recently died. A negro Specialties like. these at popular prices have made us undisputed preacher conducted the service in LEADERS in this field and Headquarters for this kind of merthe home of Mrs. R. H. Smith, in chandise. Fibre plenie plates, 25 for 10c. 6 inch fibre plates, 30 whose family she had been "mammy" for 10c. Ice cream plates, 25 for 5c. Pure white paper napkins, for thirty-eight years. Burial was 14c per hundred. $1.19 per thousand. Waxed paper, 30 sheets for in the Smith family plot after every 5c. Soda straws, 25c for 500. Corks at 3c, 1c. 5c, 6c, to 20d honor possible had been paid by a doz. Bottle caps. 25c gross. Sampson Bottle cappers, $1.00 each, special. Siphon hose, 6c a foot. members of the family in which she had served so long. Tin dred ice cream spoons, per hun- Glass water pitchers, 34c. 49c, It isn't necessary to call the fire department if your heart is aflame with love.