Articles (Feb–Aug 1934) report that a receiver was named for the Citizens Third National Bank & Trust Company (Feb 27, 1934) and that the receiver is paying dividends (Aug 10, 1934). No mention of a depositor run is present in the texts provided. Assignment of a receiver indicates the bank closed and was placed in receivership, consistent with suspension followed by permanent closure.
Events (4)
1.December 21, 1882Chartered
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2.February 26, 1934Receivership
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3.February 27, 1934Receivership
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GREENSBURG Feb. John F. Russell, president of local milling company, today notice the controller of the currency that he had been receiver the former Citizens Third National Bank Trust Company here. He succeeds Locke of the institution.
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4.August 10, 1934Other
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Indications are that a second dividend will be paid by fall by the receiver for the Citizens Third National bank, it was revealed today with the announcement that those having claims against the institution should file them at once.
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Newspaper Articles (2)
1.February 27, 1934The Indianapolis StarIndianapolis, IN
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NAMED BANK RECEIVER.
GREENSBURG Feb. John F. Russell, president of local milling company, today notice the controller of the currency that he had been receiver the former Citizens Third National Bank Trust Company here. He succeeds Locke of the institution. assets the the formed Decatur CounNational Bank
2.August 10, 1934The Indianapolis TimesIndianapolis, IN
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Bank Dividend Due By Times Special GREENSBURG, Ind., Aug. 10.Indications are that a second dividend will be paid by fall by the receiver for the Citizens Third National bank, it was revealed today with the announcement that those having claims against the institution should file them at once. This also applies to those who received the benefit of the first dividend, it was stated.