6835. College State Bank (Manhattan, KS)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Run → Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
December 30, 1930
Location
Manhattan, Kansas (39.184, -96.572)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
0c4f258b

Response Measures

Full suspension

Other: State banking department ordered closing and state took bank for liquidation; receiver appointed.

Description

Newspaper accounts report heavy student withdrawals and that the state banking department closed the bank and a state bank took it over for liquidation. Receiver appointed Dec 30, 1930. Later articles (1931) discuss receiver payments/dividends; the bank did not reopen as a going concern.

Events (4)
1. December 30, 1930 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
The Receiver of the College State Bank of Manhattan, Kansas, was appointed on December 30, 1930. Charles W. Johnson, General Receiver O. M. Rhine, Assistant Receiver
Source
newspapers
2. December 30, 1930 Run
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Significant withdrawals by student depositors leading to loss of funds available; bank became short of deposits and was closed.
Measures
None reported other than closure; officers cited heavy withdrawals.
Newspaper Excerpt
closing today the College State bank here will have little student deposit... Many students withdrawn their money for the Christmas
Source
newspapers
3. December 30, 1930 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
State banking department ordered the bank closed and a state bank (or the state banking authority) took the institution over for liquidation.
Newspaper Excerpt
The College State bank of Manhattan today closed its doors. ... The state bank has taken over the institution for liquidation.
Source
newspapers
4. September 1, 1931* Other
Newspaper Excerpt
the College bank Manhattan Oct. 10 ... 50 percent dividend ... Johnson, state bank receiver will pay 50 percent dividend ... to the College bank Manhattan Oct. 10
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (7)
1. December 30, 1930 The Oregon Daily Journal Portland, OR
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Citizens State Bank At Indianapolis Is Closed, After Run Indianapolis, Dec. Citimens bank with deposits of nearly closed its doors here at noon today. "Heavy withdrawals" were given reason for bank's suspension by officers of the bank. Topeka, Kan., Dec. 30.-(U.P)-The College State bank of Manhattan today closed its doors. The bank had capital of 000 and deposits of $76,977. The state bank has taken over the institution for liquidation. Clarkedale Miss., Dec. Planters National bank and Planters Trust & Savings bank, affiliated institutions, closed today. Combined deposits, according to the last statements, totaled Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 30.-(INS)-Declaring that depositors and investors in the United States Building & Loan have filed notices of withdrawal of nearly $4,000,000 and that assets the association cannot Liquidated in time to meet the demands, attorneys for creditor today filed friendly suit in United States district court asking for appointment of federal receiver in equity to take control of the association.

2. December 30, 1930 The Parsons Sun Parsons, KS
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BANK CLOSES State Depository Quits; Directors Action College State patronized by Kansas State Agricultural college was announced today the state banking department. closing ordered the board was because institubeing operated bank state bank Kansas fail this year. Its statement showed capital: surplus: deposits: payable president and cashier. MANHATTAN, Dec. closing today the College State bank here will have little student depositthe opinion Grigg, member board of directors. Many students withdrawn their money for the Christmas cation,

3. September 30, 1931 Council Grove Republican Council Grove, KS
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PAYING DIVIDENDS Topeka, Sept. Johnson, state bank receiver will 50 percent dividend today depositors in the Armourdale state bank of Kansas City. Othcoming dividends are per cent to the Tyro bank on Oct. cent the College bank Manhattan Oct. 10, per to the Pittsburg bank Oct. and per to the Farmers bank Opolis, on Oct. 16.

4. November 17, 1931 The Mercury Manhattan, KS
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Local News Mr. and Mrs. George Blain and family, Hiawatha, Kan., spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Blain and attended the football game. Dr. P. L. Gainey is in Fayetteville, N. C., where he was called week ago because of the critical illness of his mother. Miss Myrtle White. Miss Ethel Smith, Stockton. Kan., took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Blain. Mrs. Harriett Allard and Mrs. Ida Migliario of Topeka visited Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Forrester and other friends and relatives here last week end. Reduced Prices on Bulbs. Five thousand Imported Holland Tulips-best named varieties. 40c per dozen: $3.00 per 100. Now is the proper time to -Kansas Ev41-3 ergreen Nurseries. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes and family of St. Joseph, Mo., spent the weekend with Mrs. Hughe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and attended the homecoming game Saturday afternoon. New Low Prices on Mc-Deering Milkers. Hogue Machine Shop. 30-13 Frank G. Edwards of Kansas City was guest of Del Carmichael Sat- Imported Fish. Just received new shipment or imported Fantails. Calico Fantails, Chinese, Black Moors, fish aquariums, bowls, and ornaments. Kansas Evergreen Nurseries. 41-3 Runners in silk hose mended. Phone 3-8113. Mrs. Christie East. Upstairs Ap't. 802 Leav. 40-6* L. H. Fox came up from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to visit Mrs. Fox and other relatives Sunday. Mrs. Fox and Charles Fox of Salina went back with him for a few days' vist ATTENTION A chance to get beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in lady's dress, coat, or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at Barbers will receive, free of charge, a beautiful Fountain pen & pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No postage to pay. 40-3 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Coon of Wamego were in Manhattan Monday. Paul Edward of Salina visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coon Sunday. ATTENTION A chance to get beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in a lady's Billy Nichols of Hiawatha was dress, coat, or man's suit or overhome for the game Saturday. coat or hat cleaned=and pressed at Barbers will receive, free of charge, 25c phonograph records at Browns beautiful Fountain pen & pencil 72-tf set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No postage to pay. 40-3 Miss Thelma Coffin of Columbus was here last weekend. Victor records now at Browns. 50-tf Misses Vera Alderman and Leone Bacon of Coffcyville visited in Manhattan over the weekend. Musical Insts. Repaired. Brown's 32-tf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grable spent Sunday evening in St. Marys. Mr and Mrs John Stafford were down from Leonardville on business Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Osten and Son of Herington, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mead. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Nelson drove Miss Ruth Bachelder was here up from Wamego Monday. from Dodge City Saturday and Dud Torrey was in from St. George Monday afternoon. Radios repaired at Brown's. 80-tf Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Winfrey and Fred Lamb left Sunday to spend daughter, have arrived from Hampa week in Winfield. ton, Va., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Culp for abcut two Get your music at Brown's. 70-tr months. Mrs. Herbert Hemker of Kansas City, Mo., visited at the Zeta Tau Alpha house and attended the homecoming game. Dr. Frederick, chiropractor, over Janhattan State bank. 79-tf Mrs. Harry Schultz, Mrs. Frank Sager and Mrs. Charles Matter spent Monday in Topeka. Sulphur vapor and electric baths. Dr. Bowling. Ulrich building. 83-tf. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eye and three children of Ft. Collins, Colo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sherman of Little Rock. Ark., were here for the game Saturday. FOR SALE--Distilled water any quantity. Sager Electric Co. 52-tf Ira Rogers and James Daugherty drove up from Topeka Saturday to see the K. S. C.-Nebr game. Rector Ward drove to Junction City Sunday evening. Capons for Thanksgiving Live or dressed 5 to 8 Lbs. We deliver Harry C. Morris, Route 4, Phone 66F23. 37-12* Mrs. G. M. Huffman was over from Abilene Monday. Denatured alcohol 188 proof. 60c gal., Cleaners naptha 30c. T. F. Leiner Paint Shop, 301 Fremont 38-6* Mr. and Mrs. Glenn LeRoy and Mrs. Leila Wallenhauer of Fairbury. Nebr., and Mr. Whitney of Kansas City attended the game Saturday and visited Mrs. G. W. Magee and daughters Apples 75c up. Cider 35c. We deliver. O'B Store. 4132. 33-tf Miss Joyce Day of Smith Center visited Mrs. Florence Day over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Robinson of Topeka were in town Monday. Try our fried chicken and barbecue sandwiches at Dew Drop Inn. 508 B. 4th. Dial 2989. 40-6 Allen and George Fitzgerald spent Sunday evening in St. Marys. E. L. Coons of Kansas City was in town on business Monday. ATTENTION A chance to get beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in a lady's dress, coat, or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at Barbers will receive free of charge, a beautiful Fountain pen & pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No 40-3 postage to pay. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bennett were here from Norton and visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mead Sunday. Roland McMahan attended a turkey shoot at St. George Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. Lester Finchani drove to Blue Rapids Sunday to spend the day with relatives. Mrs. J. A. Siddens of the Grace Dress shop spent Sunday in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Will Allman were in from Deep Creek Monday. Harry Hartwig spent Monday in Abilene. Bus Stingley and John Uhle of Dr. C. E. Zollinger of Junction Augusta attended the game Satur- City was a spectator at the K S. day. C.-Nebraska football game here Baturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gurtler came up from Onaga Saturday for the football game. Hilton Hollinbeak of Cimarron was in town for the game Saturday and visiting friends. He is a formMr. and Mrs. Vernon Black are er K. S. C. student. spending a few days in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. C. H. Streeter and son, Paul Mr. and Mrs Joe Thackrey of Hutchinson attended the homecomng game Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fredinand Haberkorn of Hays were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bird over the weekend. Miss Virginia Docking of Topeka was at home for a weekend visit. Miss Harriett Deweese. Miss Nedra Hill and Mrs. Dolph Lenhart were up from Wamego Bunday. and Mrs. C. P. Howenstine drove to Kansas City Monday to spend the day. Lawrence McCluskey of Oil Hill attended the game Saturday and spent the Weekend in Junction City with his mother, Mrs. Wm. McCluskey. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Branda and children drove to Ellsworth Sunday to visit friends. They stopped in Abilene on the way home Sunday evening. Mrs. M. L. Burton of New York Mrs. William Skinner and non, City visited her sister, Mrs. H. W. Joe, of Wamego, spent the weekend Brubaker Monday. Mrs. Burton was with her parent, Dr. and Mrs. D on her way to Berkley, Calif. H. Fisher, Misses Evelyn Miller and Opal Miss Evalyn McDonald of Abi- Morrison of Leavenworth are comlene visited friends in Manhattan ing to spend the weekend with Mrs. last weekend. Ira Haynes. Prof. W. E. Grimes. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Amcs Jenkins, Mr. Homer Henney and Mr. Sullivan and Mrs. J. W. Machin, Mr. and are in Kansas City today. Mrs. Percy Weybrew and Harry Graham were here from Wamego Gene Davis of Humboldt attend- Saturday to see the Aggie-Nebraska ed the K.S.C.-Nebraska game Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Vilven and Russell Barr of Wamego visited Mr and Mrs, Herman Kastner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F.. C. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lantz of Salina attended the football game here Saturday. Miss Edgel Trusler of Junction City attended the football game and visited friends here Saturday. Buster Ertz Wavie Gilpin, Chris Kilian and William Starkweather were among the Clay Center people who witnessed the Aggie-Neb. game Saturday. F. L. Cross and son. Jimmy of Newton visited here last weekend. Miss Nadine Sutter and Carl Hermann of near Salina, attended the homecoming festivities here Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Waters and son, Bob of Junction City attended the Aggie-Cornhusker game here Saturday Miss Margaret Howe accompanied Tim Christian of Clyde to Wamego Saturday and were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rogers and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Nothstein of Junction City visited Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Grimsley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Dickens and Nancy of Hays were guests of Mrs. Albert Dickens over the weekend. Miss Claribel Harris, who was a weekend guest at the Max F. Bammes residence, returned today to her home at Lincoln, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freeman will leave today for Chicago, Ill., where they will make their home. Mrs. Eddie Dunne went to Leonardville and Riley today to give lessons tc her music classes there. 200 hats now on sale for $1.00 each. Clever styles in felt, suedes, and velvets. At the Plaza Millinery 41-2 D. C. Beeler and mother. Mrs. S. D. Beeler, drove to Topeka Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Allen. Miss Joan Beeler arrived Monday from Topeka to visit her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Beeler, 421 N. Juliette. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our kind friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers and of sympathy during our time of great sorrow -Mrs. Harry Deibler, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deibler, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Orville Deibler Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Deibler, Christine Deibler. Paul Deibler, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Chase. 41-1* French berets for children, popular colors, 69 cents. At the Plaza Millinery. 41-2 Chester Dagan of Riley was in Manhattan today Fresh Cider Daily 4132 2½ Blks. So. P. O. 41-tf Mrs. Lewis Clark and daughter Louise, of Willis were weekend guests of Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Ruth McAninch. The Statutes of Kansas provide that all claims of depositors and other creditors must be filed with the Receiver within one year after the date of his appointment, and if not so filed such claims shall be barred from participation in the Estate of such bank The Receiver of the College State Bank of Manhattan, Kansas, was appointed on December 30, 1930. Charles W. Johnson, General Receiver O. M. Rhine, Assistant Receiver 41-2 Apples, Kinds. 8 lbs. 25c delivered. Others priced right. 2½ bks. Se. P. O. 41-tf The following went to McPherson Friday evening to attend a meeting of the Free Methodist academy alumni: Misses Ruth and Ethel Bess, Mary Hofmann, Zeta Nelson Howard Keintz, Warren Martin, Nell Ruth MacQueen. Mr and Mrs. Aubrey Bilger drove down from Newton to spend the weekend with relatives and see the game Saturday Miss Louise Peterson of Randolph and her sister, Miss Katherine Peterson of Riley were guests in Manhattan last weekend. C, O. Ossman, Concordia, visited in Manhattan today. Misses Margaret and Lyla Place and Jerry Niford of Glen Elder attended the K. S. C.-Nebraska game Baturday. Miss Jessie Hammond and Theron Hicks of Stockton visited Miss Daisy Ross and attended the homecoming game lat weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Hofmann of St. George were in town Monday on business. Mrs. Myrtle White and Ethel Bell Smith of Stockton were in town Saturday to attend the game. L. O. Stafford, Republic, was a visitor at the Alpha Rho Chi house this week. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Tyree of Wayne drove down for the football game Saturday. ELCOCK, DAVIS TALK BOOKS Speeches at High School Part of Book Week Program Prof. H. W. Davis and Miss Helen Elcock of the English department of the college spoke to the juniors and seniors of Manhattan high school this morning in keeping with National Book week Professor Davis traced the influence books have already made in the lives of high school seniors.

5. November 18, 1931 The Mercury Manhattan, KS
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Local News Gayl Russel has moved from 508 Vattier to 1127 Colorado. Willis Cuddy of Osborne attended the game and visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cuddy last weekend Reduced Prices on Bulbs. Five thousand Imported Holland per dozen $3.00 per 100 the proper time plant EV41-3 ergreen Nurseries Miss Lucille Acker of Junction City was weekend guest of Miss Beatrice Platt New Low Prices on Mc-Deering Milkers. Hogue Machine Shop 30-13 Francis Means was down from Everest for the homecoming game Saturday 25c phonograph records at Browns 72-tf Barney Miller was un from Kansas City last week visiting Sam Miller. Ken Phelps Clyde Bassell and Ed Wreath Victor records now at Browns 50-tf Dale Ensworth of Abilene spent Sunday here. Musical Insts Repaired. Brown's P. M. Bushong made a business trip to Topeka Monday Radios repaired at Brown's 80-tf C. L. Van Derbur and George Tolliver are attending the American Royal at Kansas City this week Get your music at Brown's 70-w Mr. and Mrs. John Gebers of Gaylord visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ware and attended the game Sat Dr. Frederick, chiropractor, over Manhattan State bank. 79-tf Ed Glenn was in from the Elbow Tuesday afternoon. Sulphur vapor and electric baths Dr. Bowling. Ulrich building 83-tr. Mrs. Harold O'Neill of Deep creek is spending couple of days in town with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Herman Brumm. FOR SALE--Distilled water any quantity Sager Electric Co 52-tf Miss Laura Roepke of Topeka was at home last weekend. Capons for Thanksgiving Live or dressed 5 to Lbs. We deliver Harry C. Morris, Route 4, Phone 66F23. 37-12* Lena Zeigler and Mary Gordon spent Sunday in Wamego. Denatured alcohol 188 proof. 60c gal. Cleaners naptha 30c. T. F. Leiner Paint Shop. 301 Fremont 38-6* William Bowes. the attorney of Alma, was business visitor in Manhattan Tuesday Apples 75c up. Cider 35c. We deliver. O'B Store. 4132 33-tf J. C. Russell made a business trip to Lanham, Nebr., Tuesday Try our fried chicken and barbecue sandwiches Dew Drop Inn. 508 S. 4th Dial 2989. 40-6 Mrs. Ruth Kornemann was down from Lewisville Tuesday afternoon. ATTENTION A chance to get beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in a lady's dress. coat, or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at Barbers will receive, free of charge, beautiful Fountain pen & pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No postage to pay 40-3 Sargeant and Mrs. Don Lubana of Ft. Riley were dinner guests of the M. F. Deans Saturday. Imported Fish. Just received new shipment or imported Fantails Calico Fantails, Chinese. Black Moors, fish aquariums. bowls. and ornaments -Kansas Evergreen Nurseries. 41-3 Raymond Hays and Ben Dean of the student division of veterinary medicine of Kansas State college. left Tuesday afternoon on a fourday business trip to Kansas City Runners in silk hose mended Phone 3-8113. Mrs. Christie East. 40-6* Upstairs Ap't. 802 Leav. Elvin Chaffee was down from Leonardville on business Tuesday. Ralph Snyder returned last evening from Des Moines, Ia., where he attended a meeting of the national committee of farm organizations. ATTENTION A chance to get beautiful Christ mas present free For the first 500 customers bringing in a lady's dress. coat, or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at Barbers will receive, free of charge a beautiful Fountain pen & pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No 40-3 postage to pay. Sam Miller will go to Kansas City to see Jack Dempsey in* charity boxing match Wednesday evening NOTICE. The Statutes of Kansas provide that all claims of depositors and other creditors must be filed with the Receiver within one year after the date of his appointment. and if not so filed such claims shall be barred from participation in the Estate of such bank The Receiver of the College State Bank of Manhattan, Kansas, was appointed on December 30, 1930. Charles W. Johnson, General Receiver O. M. Rhine, Assistant Receiver 41-2 Mrs. Sol Whitney and Miss Winifred Dalton of St. George spent Monday evening in Manhattan Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murray and daughter from Topeka were here Saturday for the homecoming game. They spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Murray's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Murray. 820 ATTENTION A chance to get beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in a lady's dress, coat or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at Barbers will receive. free of charge. a beautiful Fountain pen & pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No 40-3 postage to pay Mrs. C. J. Scheleen has gone to Topeka to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. C. D. Danielson. Apples, Kinds. 8 lbs. 25c delivered Others priced 41-tf right. 2½ bks. So. P. O. L. O. Stafford. Republic. was a visitor at the Alpha Rho Chi house this week. Fresh Cider Daily 4132 2½ Blks. So. P. O Don Corby of Chicago, Ill was down for the game Saturday and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Corby Kenneth VanEpp of Oak Park, accompanied him

6. November 18, 1931 The Morning Chronicle Manhattan, KS
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Local News Mr. and Mrs. Amce Jenkins, Mr and Mrs. J. W Machin, Mr and Mrs. Percy Weybrew and Harry Graham were here from Wamego Saturday to see the Aggie-Nebraska game Battery recnarging and rentals Sager's 117 N. 3rd Dial 3112. 36-26 Prof W.E. Grimes Mr and Mrs Homer Henney and Mr Sullivan are in Kansas City today Radios repaired at Browns 17-11 Mr and Mrs A D. Nothstein of Junction City visiten Mr and Mrs L. J. Grimsley Sunday Atwater Kent and Kelvinator Set Misses Evelyn Miller and Opal Morrison of Leavenworth are come ing to spend the weekend with Mr. Ira Haynes Get your music at Brown's 80-t, Mr and Mrs E. W. Branda and children drove to Ellsworth Sunday to visit friends They stopped in Abilene on the way home Sunday evening Musical Insts. repaired. Prown's Mrs M L. Burton of New York City visited her sister Mrs. H W Brubaker Monday Mrs Burton was on her way to Berkley Calif Runners in silk hose mended Phone 3-8113 Mrs Christie east Upstairs Apt., 802 Leav 16-6* Lawrence McCluskey of Off Hill attended the game Saturday and spent the weekend in Junction City with his mother. Mrs. Win McCluskey Attention A chance to get a beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in lady's dress, coat, or man's suit or overcoat hat cleaned and pressed at BARBERS will receive. free of charge beautiful fountain pen and pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years No postage to pay 17-3 Hilton cllinbeak of Cimarron was in town for the game Saturday and visiting friends. He is former K. S. C. student J. M. Maddock, watch, CIOCK and jewelry repairing 427% Poyntz. Mrs. C. H. Streete and son. Paul and Mrs. C. P. Howenstine drove to Kansas City Monday to spend the day. The small metallic hat or metal lic trimmed hat makes its bow as fashion's favorite to be worn with the dress coat. Select yours now. Popular priced millinery. Mrs Bohn, 219 Poyntz. 18-4 Dr. C. E. Zollinger of Junction City was a spectator at the K. S. C.-Nebraska football game here Baturday. Try our Fried Chicken and barbecue sandwiches at Dew Drop Inn. 508 S. 4th. Dial 2989. 17-6 Miss Margaret Howe accompanied Tim Christian of Ciyde to Wamego Saturday and were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rogers and Apples 75c up. Cider 35c. We deliver. "O B' Store 4132. F. L. Cross and son, Jimmy of Newton visited here last weekend. Denatured alcohol 188 proof. 60c gal., cleaners naptha 30c. T. F. Leiner Paint Shop, 301 Fremont. 15-6* Miss Nadine Sutter and Carl Hermann of near Salina, attended the homecoming festivities here Imported Fish Just received new shipment of imported Fantails. Calico Fantails. Chinese Black Moors. Fish Aquariums. bowls and ornaments Kansas Evergreen Nurseries. 17-3 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Waters and son, Bob of Junction City attended the Aggie-Cornhusker game here Saturday Buster Ertz Wavle Gilpin, Chris Killian and William Starkweather were among the Clay Center people who witnessed the Aggle-Neb game Saturday Mr and Mrs. E. C. Miller and Mr. and. Roy Lantz of Salina attended the fcotball game here Baturday Fresh Cider daily, 4132. .2 1-2 18-tf Miss Edgel Trusler of Junction City attended the football game and visited friends here Saturday. Victor records now at Brown's Gene Davis of Humboldt attended the K.S.C. Nebraska game Saturday 200 hats now on sale for $1.00 each Clever styles III felt suedes, and velvets At the Plaza Millinery 17-2 Mr and Mrs Leland Vilven and Russell Barr of Wamego visited Mr. and Mrs Herman Kastner Sunday Delicious and Grimes Golden are here. 215 blks. so. of P. O. 12-tf Mrs. William Skinner and con, Jee, of Wamego, spent the weekend with her parent, Dr. and Mrs. D H Fisher Mannattan State bank 47-01 Miss Evalyn McDonald of Abilene visited friends in Manhattan Miss Harriett Deweese Miss Nedra Hill and Mrs Dolph Lenhart were up from Wamego Sunday All musical instruments. Brown's 17-tf Miss Louise Peterson of Randolph and her sister Miss Katherine Peterson of Riley were guests in Manhattan last weekend. Apples, 4 kinds, 8 lbs. delivered. Others priced right. 2 1-2 blks. SO P.O. 18-tf Misses Margaret and Lyla Place and Jerry Niford of Gien Elder attended the K S. C.-Nebraska game Capons For Thanksgiving. Live or dressed, 5 to 8 lbs. We deliver Harry C. Morris, R. 4. Phone 66F23. 14-12* Miss Jessie Hammond and Theron Hicks of Stockton visited Miss Daisy Ross and attended the homecoming game lat weekend. Attention A chance to get a beautiful Cnristmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in a lady's dress, coat, or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at BARBERS will receive, free of charge, beautiful fountain pen and pencil set. Guaranteed for 5 years. No postage to pay. 17-3 Mr. and Mrs. John Hofmann of St. George were in town Monday on business. 1,000 bu. apples, only 75c bulk. Jons. Yorks, Ganos. Fresh cider 35c. We deliver Open till 9 p. m "O. B.' Fruit Store, 2½ blk. S. P. O 10-tf Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Bilger drove down from Newton to spend the weekend with relatives and see the game Saturday. The following went to McPherson Friday evening to attend a meeting of the Free Methodist academy alumni: Misses Ruth and Ethel Bess, Mary Hofmann, Zeta Nelson Howard Keintz. Warren Nell Ruth MacQueen. Reduced Prices on Bulbs Five thousand Imported Holland Tulips- named varjeties. 40c per dozen; $3.00 per 100. Now is the proper time to plant. Kansas Evergreen Nurseries. 17-3 Mrs. Myrtle White and Ethel Bell Smith of Stockton were in town Saturday to attend the game. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Tyree of Wayne drove down for the football game Saturday French berets for children. popular colors, 69 cents. At the Plaza 17-2 Raymond Hays and Ben Dean of the student division of Veterinary inedicine of Kansas State College left Tuesday afternoon on a four day business trip to Kansas City. Attention A chance to get a beautiful Christmas present free. For the first 500 customers bringing in lady's dress, coat, or man's suit or overcoat or hat cleaned and pressed at BARBERS will receive, free of charge. a beautiful fountain pen and pencil set. Guaranteed for years. No postage to pay. 17-3 Alfred LaBean of Topeka was in town on business Tuesday NOTICE The Statutes of Kansas provide that all claims of depositors and other creditors must be filed with the Receiver within one year after the date of his appointment, and if not SO filed such claims shall be barred from participation in the Estate of such bank The Receiver of the College State Bank of Manhattan. Kansas, was appointed on Decomber 30, 1930 Charles W. Johnson, General ReO M. Rhine, Assistant Receiver 18-1 Dale Ensworth of Abilene spent Sunday here. William Bowers, the attorney of Alma business visitor in Manhattan Tuesday J. C. Russell made a business trip to Lanham, Neb. Tuesday. Mrs. Ruth Karnemann was down from Lewisville Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harold O'Neil of Deep Creek is spending couple of days in town with her sister in law, Mrs. Herman Miss Laura Roepke of Topeka was a guest at home last weekend. Lena Zeigler and Mary Gordon spent Sunday in Wamego. Sergeant and Mrs. Don Lubana of Ft. Riley were dinner guests of the M. F. Deans Saturday. Mr. and Mrs John Gebers of Gaylord visited Mr and Mrs. Floyd Ware and attended the game Saturday C. L. Van Derbur and George Tolliver are attending the American Royal at Kansas City this week. Barney Miller was up from Kansas City last week visiting Sam Miller, Ken Phillips Clyde Cassell and Ed Wreath Ed Glenn was in from the Elbow Tuesday afternoon P. M Bershong made is business trip to Topeka Monday Mr. and Mrs W H. Murray and daughter from Topeka were here Saturday for the homecoming game They spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Murray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Murray, 820 Colorado. Sam Miller will go to Kansas City to see Jack Dempsey in a charity boxing match Wednesday evening Mrs. Sol Whitney and Miss Winifred Dalton of St George spent Monday evening in Manhattan. A. H. King left Tuesday for Lawrence to give the state board of Pharmacy examinations. Ralph Snyder returned last evening from Des Moines, Ia where he attended a meeting of the National Committee of Farm Organizations. Lewis R. Lady, R. C. A. representative was here from Kansas City Monday. Elvin Chaffee was down frem Leonardville on business Tuesday. H. W. Pratt of Golden, Colo., and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Merwin Pratt, and son of Chicago, were guests of Mr. Pratt's brother, S. J. Pratt and family last week They were enroute from Golden, Colo., to Chicago MAKES FORMAL DEMAND. Mukden, Nov. 17 Japanese military information said today the Chinese General Mah Chan Shan had formally demanded the withdrawal of Japanese troops from the region of the Nonni river bridge. GRID INJURY FATAL. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nov 17 (A) James Nichols of Fort Wayne, Ind., center on the University of Alabama freshman football team. whose spine was injured in scrimmage with the varsity Armistice day, died today. Salem College at Winston-Salem, N. C., is the oldest college for women in America. 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7. February 10, 1932 The Morning Chronicle Manhattan, KS
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FEW DEPOSITORS ON HAND. The College State bank receiver to make payments depositors the bank Tuesday, but hand receive receiver The bank 60 per far and the present payment cent.