Alexandria Bank - Alexandria, IN

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: November 8, 1929
Location: Alexandria, Indiana (40.263, -85.676)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 50be1d92

Response Measures

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Description

Article (The Anderson Herald, 1929-11-08) states 'Alexandria Bank appointed receiver to take possession of all property', indicating the bank was placed in receivership/closed. No run or depositor panic is described in the articles provided.

Events (2)

1. November 8, 1929 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Alexandria Bank appointed receiver to take possession of all property
Source: newspapers

2. November 8, 1929 Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: A receiver was appointed to take possession of the bank's property (court action/receivership).
Newspaper Excerpt: Alexandria Bank appointed receiver to take possession of all property
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. November 8, 1929 The Anderson Herald Anderson, IN

Article from The Anderson Herald, November 8, 1929

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Article Text

Court House News Wave Laird, 120 West Third street, cashier at the municipal electric light and water offices was named defendant in two suits filed in circuit court as a result of an automobile accident that occurred on state road 9, near Maplewood cemetery, last August 31. Automobiles driven by Miss Laird and Almonte E. Williams, Marion, collided, damaging the Marion automobile and injuring Williams and his wife, Rachel Williams. Their infant child and Iva Campbell, also of Marion. were unhurt. Williams demands $125 for damages to his auto and $225 for personal injuries and Mrs. Williams seeks to recover $10,000 for personal injuries. H. F. Hardin, Marion, is attorney for the plaintiff. DIVORCE SUITS. Ellen Smith, Anderson. filed suit in superior court for divorce from Wilber C. Smith, garage employe, alleging he is quarrelsome and threatened to kill her. The parties were married December 20. 1905. and are the parents of three children. W. A. Fisher is attorney for the plaintiff, Valeria Robinett asks divorce from George Robinett, living near the Hughes-Curry Packing Company plant. in suit filed in superior court through Attorney W A. Fisher The plaintiff is minor and the suit was brought in her behalf by her mother, Jennie Tate GROSS IS SENTENCED' Joseph Gross entered plea of guilty in circuit court yesterday when arraigned on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of two young girls. He was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge Carl F. Morrow. Frank Cavanaugh, 19. Chicago, and Edward Grant, 21, 404 West Second street, have been returned to Anderson from Watseka. III., and are now in the county jail to await trial for the alleged theft of an automobile belonging to Raburn Roberts, who lives at the Y. M. C. The car was stolen on the night of October 25 from Tenth and Lincoln streets. They drove first to White Pigeon, Mich. and from there went to Chicago in the stolen car. SUITS FILED Circuit Court Frohman M. Foster vs. Rosa McGurle: possession of real estate Rachel Williams VS. Wave Laird: damages for personal injuries; $10,000. Almonte E. Williams VS. Wave Laird: damages, $125. Powell & Dorste. Inc. ys. Orville C. Smith, Elzie Grinnell: foreclose lien. The Elwood Trust Co., executor of the estate of Joseph T. Jeffries, vs. Joseph E. Jeffries, et al: sell real estate. Superior Court Valeria Robinett, by her next friend. Jennie Tate. vs. George Robinett: divorce. Ellen Smith vs. Wilber C. Smith; divorce. William A. Feight vs. Stewart COURT MINUTES Circuit Court Walter W. Wright, administrator of the estate of Hester E. Chamberlain, V6. Mildred Chamberlain, et al; convey real estate. Cause submitted. Evidence heard. Walter W. Wright appointed commissioner to make deed and upon payment to convey same to Boyer & Boyer. Citizens Bank of Anderson vs. the Electrical Equipment and Service company account. Final report of receiver filed and approved. State of Indiana vs. Joe Gross; criminal assault. Motion by prosecuting attorney to dismiss cause filed. State of Indiana VS. John Gibson: possession of intoxicating liquor Motion by defendant to be dis- Superior Court Marie Howard VS. George W Howard: divorce. Defendant ordered to pay $10 per week as support. William A. Feight vs. Stewart Hensley; note. Alexandria Bank appointed receiver to take possession of all property Marie Unroe vs. Ray B. Unroe; answer of defendant filed. Cross complaint of defendant filed. Daisy Henry vs. Icen Henry; divorce. By agreement of defendant is ordered to pay $5 per week as support William O. Todd, et al, as Ulysses Todd, et al; partition of real estate. Alias summons ordered for Neve McCl tock, returnable December 10. Ellen Smith vs. Wilber C. Smith; divorce. Defendant restrained from interfering with plaintiff and from selling or encumbering any of his property pending suit. Charity Hobbs, by Elmer Lawson, vs. Jerry Hobbs: divorce. Motion of defendant to vacate order of allowance filed. Bertha Cook vs. Petrel Cook: divorce. AT blication for support pending suit filed.