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March 14, 1928
The Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL
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that depositor's request for an answer through your paper. "The original and sole purpose of your committee was intended just as outlined by you, but due to certain opposition arising through which threw the meeting into turmoil, prevented your committee even explain what its purpose offered, had they retained office. "The committee was formed for bringing about condition if sible obtain 100 cents the lar for all depositors, through reopening the bank, and was ready secure the most able counsel to represent the dospitors, your committee formed by depositors who over $12,000 in deposits and had no other motive but the welfare of all. Committee of the Church Street Bank, (Signed) F. SALLAS, Chairman; "E. E. SHOUP, "CHARLES E. EICHHOLZ."
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March 14, 1928
The Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL
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BURDEN IS NAMED BANK RECEIVER
George Burden, resident of Orlando for the past 28 years and one of the men of the city, yesterday was appointed receiver for Church Street Bank by Comptroller Ernest Amos, acinformation received here from Tallahassee. The appointment of Burden was made after the comptroller had considered the petitions of various groups of people supporting different memofor the office. The Church Street Bank voluntarily closed its doors on Monday, January 30, last, after meeting of the officers, directors and stockholders. The affairs of the bank
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March 14, 1928
The Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL
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were said at that time to be in fairly good condition but it was deemed best to close operations and to have the state banking department to take charge of the institution.
The new appointee served as deputy county tax collector from 1912 to 1917 when he entered the United States navy and served during the World War. At the close the war he returned to Orlando and became city tax assessor in 1919 under the Giles administration. Since leaving the office of city tax collector and assessor, Burden has engaged in construction work and in general business.
THE ICELAND WAY
London.-The government of Iceland, which has fined many British fishermen, sent $1,800 to the fund for British fishermen's widows and orphans.
Burden is to assume control of affairs of the Church Street Bank soon as the papers of his appointment arrive here from DIVORCE CAUSES SUICIDE Tallahassee. He said he would have statement for the depositors and CANTENBURY, general public as soon as he had S. Hosley committed suicide to make survey of the cause he been named in a diaffairs of the banking institution. vorce suit.
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March 14, 1928
The Tampa Tribune
Tampa, FL
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BANK RECEIVER NAMED TALLAHASSEE, March 13.-(A.P.) -The appointment of George W. Burden, of Orlando, as receiver for the Church Street bank of that city, was announced today by Comptroller Ernest Amos. The bank suspended operations some time ago.
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March 14, 1928
Pensacola News Journal
Pensacola, FL
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AMOS APPOINTS RECEIVER
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., March 13. (AP)-The appointment of George W. Burden, of Orlando, as receiver for the Church Street Bank, of that city, was announced today by comptroller Ernest Amos. The bank suspended operations sometime, ago.
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March 14, 1928
The Miami Herald
Miami, FL
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ELSIE MACKAY BELIEVED ON TRANSOCEAN FLIGHT NEW YORK, Persons in this been in close with Walter Hinchliffe while planning his transatlantic flight expressed strong belief today the plane reaches America the daughter Incheape, will be found board. was learned that Captain Hinch. liffe first began plans for the light of Miss Mackay and that all along she has Intended to although this fact was guarded even from Hinchliffe's
BANK RECEIVER NAMED. March (AP) The appointment of George W. Burden Orlando as receiver for the Church Street Bank of that city was announced today by Comptroller Ernest Amos The bank suspended operations some time
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March 21, 1928
The Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL
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PARTIES ASKED TO FILE BANK CLAIMS
Receiver Announces That Blanks Are Ready
Notice published in today's Sentinel persons having accounts claims against the Church Street Bank file the Church Street Bank before the piration year from date, with George Burden, receiver. Burden states that he will all necessary blanks and ready take papers next Monday, March and asks and persons any owing the bank having claims the bank, call after the against date stated and give the matters personal attention. The final statements are ready and the can get them by calling at the bank the hours of day and Mr. Burden's papers bonds filed with State offices Tallahassee and is now in full charge of the bank.
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May 2, 1928
The Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL
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BANK RECEIVER FILES FORECLOSURE ACTION
Foreclosure proceedings were instituted against Lee in chancery yesterday by George W. Burden, receiver the Church Street Bank, which closed its doors late W. B. Crawford attorney for the receiver in the As receiver for the bank, Mr. Burden filed suit circuit court here Monday for $16,000 damages, naming C. R. Emerick, doing ness as Emerick's Cafeteria, defendant. On the same, Mr. Burden acting filed suit against Frank Haithcox for $1,000 damages. Crawford is attorney for the plaintiff in both proceedings.