17682. Pleasant Hill Bank (Pleasant Hill, OH)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
December 18, 1930
Location
Pleasant Hill, Ohio (40.053, -84.345)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
b9d9f5af

Response Measures

None

Description

Multiple contemporaneous newspaper items from Dec 1930 report the Pleasant Hill bank as closed or suspended and school/town funds are tied up. The accounts mention a suspension/closing but do not describe a depositor run, receivership appointment, or reopening. Because the bank is described as closed and funds are tied up with uncertainty about the bank's condition, I classify this as a suspension that resulted in closure (no explicit receiver mentioned in the articles).

Events (1)
1. December 18, 1930 Suspension
Cause Details
Articles report the bank closed or suspended but give no reason (no runs, no correspondent failure, no government action stated). Funds of township tied up pending decision regarding the bank's condition.
Newspaper Excerpt
the closing of the Pleasant Hill bank
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (5)
1. December 18, 1930 Troy Daily News Troy, OH
Article from Troy Daily News, December 18, 1930

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AUTHORIZE COUNTY TO PAY BILLS OF SCHOOL Acting on the opinion of Prosecuting Attorney L. E. Harvey the county board of eduaction Wednesday authorized the payment of the current bills the Newton township board of education by the county auditor from the general fund of the county. The funds of the township board have been tied up because of the closing of the Pleasant Hill bank and this was the only method possible by which the board could pay

2. December 18, 1930 Troy Daily News Troy, OH
Article from Troy Daily News, December 18, 1930

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PLEASANT HILL WILL NOT HOLD INSTITUTE Officers of the Pleasant Hill farmers' institute announced Thursday that the institute will not be held this year because of the closing of the Pleasant Hill bank. The suspension of the bank has so affected the financial situation in Newton township that the officers of the institute felt it would be impossible to finance the affair this year. The dates of the Pleasant Hill institute, January 30 and 31, have been taken by the Elizabeth institute which had been planned for January 12 and 13.

3. December 19, 1930 The Daily Advocate Greenville, OH
Article from The Daily Advocate, December 19, 1930

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PLEASANT RALLY Farm Institute Planned in Neighboring Town Will Not Held This of Bank Said to Have Tied Up School Funds Involved. Troy, Ohio. Dec. the Pleasant Hill farmers institute announced Thursday that the institute will not be held this year because of the closing of the Pleasant Hill bank. The suspension of the bank has affected the financial situation Newton township that the offiof the institute felt would be impossible to finance the affair this year. Newton township school funds. deposited in the closed bank, are also tied up pending decision garding the bank's condition.

4. December 25, 1930 Miami Union Troy, OH
Article from Miami Union, December 25, 1930

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HILL WILL INSTITUTE Officers the Pleasant Hill farminstitute that the institute not be held this year because the closing Pleasant bank. The suspension of the bank affected the financial situation township that the officers the institute felt would be possible finance the affair this The dates the Pleasant stitute. January and have taken Elizabeth instiwhich had been planned for tute January and Mrs. John Headley of East Main street left Tuesday month with Leffel, and family.

5. December 25, 1930 Miami Union Troy, OH
Article from Miami Union, December 25, 1930

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HILL WILL INSTITUTE Officers of the Pleasant Hill farminstitute announced Thursday that the institute will be held this year because the closing Pleasant Hill bank. The suspension of bank has affected the financial situation in Newton township that the officers the institute felt would be possible to finance the affair this The dates of the Pleasant Hill stitute, January and have been taken the Elizabeth institute which had been planned for January 12 and Mrs. John Headley of East Main street left Tuesday for spend month her Doyle Leffel, and family.