6854. Farmers State Bank (McDonald, KS)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
June 22, 1933
Location
McDonald, Kansas (39.786, -101.376)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
7b5f957d

Response Measures

None

Description

Newspaper notices from June–September 1933 show the Farmers State Bank of McDonald was placed in receivership and assets offered for public sale by the state Bank Commissioner and district court. No article describes a depositor run prior to suspension; the bank is in official receivership (closure). Minor OCR spelling errors in the notices (e.g., 'Distr ct', 'Peoples') corrected in interpretation.

Events (4)
1. June 22, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Charles W. Johnson, Receiver of the above named Bank, acting under authority and by the order and direction of the Bank Commissioner of the State of Kansas, and of the District Court of Rawln County, Kansas, will ... offer for sale ... assets ... belonging to and due said bank.
Source
newspapers
2. June 22, 1933 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Placed in receivership and sale ordered by the Bank Commissioner of the State of Kansas and the District Court of Rawlins County; receiver Charles W. Johnson appointed.
Newspaper Excerpt
In the Matter of the Receivership of The Farmers State Bank, of McDonald, Kansas.
Source
newspapers
3. July 1, 1933 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Notice of Public Sale of Assets to be Held, July 1st, 1933, at Two o'clock P. M. ... will on Saturday, July 1st, 1933 ... offer for sale ... the following described assets ... belonging to and due said bank, to-wit: Loans and Discounts Overdrafts ... Said sale to be conducted ... by H. D. Hughes, Assistant Receiver in active charge of the liquidation of said Bank.
Source
newspapers
4. September 5, 1933 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Notice of Public Sale of Assets To be held Tuesday, September 5th, 1933, at One o'clock P.M. ... offer for sale ... the following described assets, property, notes, real estate claims, fixtures and obligations belonging to and due said bank.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (3)
1. June 22, 1933 Mcdonald Standard McDonald, KS
Article from Mcdonald Standard, June 22, 1933

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Article Text

In the Matter of the Receivership of The Farmers State Bank, of McDonald, Kansas. Notice of Public Sale of Assets to be Held, July 1st, 1933, at Two o'clock P. M. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Charles W. Johnson, Receiver of the above named Bank, a ting under authority and by the order and direction of the Bank Commissioner of the State of Kansas, and of the Distr ct Court of Rawln County, Kansas, will on Satu day. July 1st, 1933, at two o'clock P.M., at the east front door of the Peo les State Bank, in the City of McDonald, Rawlins county, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, the fo lowing described assets, property, notes, real estate claims, fixtures and obligations belonging to and due said bank, to-wit: Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Said sale to be conducted in the following manner: The Lotes, claims, obligations, judgments, property, stocks. secu ities and real estate, if any, which are described in the above and foregoing ts of assets of said bank, to be sold, will be offered for sale separately, and then will be offered for sale as a whole and if the amount tid in the aggregate for all said property when offered separately exceeds the amount bid for the same as a whole, then said property will be sold separately and otherwise will be sold as whole. Said sale or sales in either event will be subject to the approval of the Bank Commissioner of the State of Kansas, and the District Court of Rawlins County, Kansas, and the undersis ned receiver reserves the right to reject any and all bids made. Any sale or sales made will convey all the right, tit'e and interest of said Bank and Receiver in and to the property sold, but will be without warranty of the title and will be without recourse of any kind or character upon or against the said Bank Commissioner, the Receiver or assistant Receiver of said Bank. the estate of said Bank or the administration thereof: The information herein contained is taken from the books and records of the Bank and is believed to be but is not guaranteed to be accurate. Said sale to be conducted by and through H. D. Hughes. Assistant Receiver in active charge of the liquidation of said Bank. Name Maturity Amount Name Maturity Amount Allen, Blse and Ernest Heer, E. E. December 15,1927 180.00 July 1, 1927 53.50 Heer, Alois and E. E. Allen, F. B. & J. D. Heer March 26, 1927 867.59 Allen April 30. 1928 300.00 Hemminghaus, William A. Allen. Jas. D. Demand 12.50 March 9, 1928 615.00 Anderson, C. O. November 10, 1927 93.83 Huftman. Orion M. July 1, 1928 473.22 An erson, G. H. March 1, 1928 1,746.83 Hunt. Ha ry November 1927 51.55 Anderson. J. A. January 1928 2,683.90 Ketterl, John February 24, 1928 139.47 Andrews, T. R. July 1, 1927 60.50 Lavell, Wm., July 1, 1928 162.62 Akers.n. Roy T. March 30,1928 44.75 January 1, 1927 85.80 Anderson, J. W. March 1, 1928 35.52 Lillie, W. S. December 23, 1927 813.34 Banister, J. O. July 1928 915.22 Litell, C. H. March 1, 1928 41.00 Banister, Obe November 1927 624.54 Lockhart. Kyle and A. K. Ban ster. be November 1. 1927 407.70 Lockhart June 24, 1928 24.82 Banister, R. E. March 1, 1927 1,141.65 Lowe, G. F. December 28, 1928 325.00 Banister. Rex and W. H. Lowe, J. W. and Mrs. J. W. Bunister June 15, 1928 654.90 Lowe July 1928 1, 1,625.25 Ea num, Carl November 1927 594.76 Mann, Clifford and Mrs. Opal Barrett, Frank A. December 15, 1927 66.00 Mann March 1, 1928 228.99 Bell, M. F. December 1, 1927 661.12 Maw, S. D December 15, 1927 451.60 March 26, 1927 91.99 Meyers, W. E. March 1, 1927 438.51 Bless, Henry and E. Miller, Charlis C. December 1, 1927 3,397.43 March 1, 1927 1,829.42 Minnick. Roy February 15, 1928 131.58 Blis A. June 1, 1928 38.15 Minor, Harold October 30, 1927 44.71 March 17, 1927 695.11 Moreland, C. H. and Verna I. Bunds, C. N. Nellie E. Moreland November 1, 1927 3,128.91 Bunds September 1, 1926 1,361.13 Patterson, C. E. March 1928 50.00 Chance, Levi March 1, 1928 251.79 Pemberton. L. A. June 10, 1928 1,112.00 Chance, Levi March 1, 1927 2,151.41 Personett J. M. and Mrs. M. Chance, Levi Ma ch 1, 1927 89.54 Personett July 1, 1927 785.98 Chance, Levi March 1, 1927 3,058.00 Plumb. J. I. November 1, 1927 102.00 Cherry, N R. April 1928 1,097.50 Plumb, J. I. December 31, 1927 1,530.00 Cole, Arch B. & Electa L. Pow 11. Bernard February 1, 1927 50.00 Cole August 18, 1927 324.25 Reasoner. J. C. December 15, 1927 755.23 Conner, R. M. December 31, 1927 625.00 Sawyer, C. W. & Ethel Copper, J. S. May 3. 1928 500.00 Sawyer March 1, 1928 259.65 Coppoe S. May 1928 281.25 Smi h, Clifford July 15, 1927 4.18 Craig, F. E. Anril 5. 1928 785.00 Smith, Geo. D. and C. F. Craig F. E. May 5, 1928 140.64 Sm th September 27, 1927 299.18 Crai F. E. May 1927 153.00 Smith, Iona B. Adm. November 1, 1927 100.00 Cra G. W. December 31, 1927 1,951.65 Smith. Wm. F. October 1. 1927 120.00 Craig. Roy December 31, 1927 125.00 Stamm, A. D. October 1. 1927 348.86 Danielson. Arlie December 31, 1927 2,128.79 Stamm. H. N November 1927 144.70 Dean, Roy F. & F. W. Stephens. A. M. March 19. 1928 1,078.37 Beedy December 31. 1927 700.00 Stunkel, Rich ard J. Dixon. March 1928 1,200.17 September 15, 1928 340.00 Doniphant, J. F. January 1927 50.00 Thomp on. O. A. March 1, 1928 87.50 Doniphent, J. F. Demand 30.00 463.94 Torkelson, Furdy December 31, 1927 Dungan, E. F. and Anna Urbom. E. G. March 1, 1928 600.00 Dungan September 1. 1929 1,450.00 Urbom, E. G. and Oscar Dungan, H. December 15, 1927 326.62 Urbom April 6, 1928 1,580.00 Dungan, J. H. November 1927 119.07 Watters Bros. by T. H. Dungan, W. H. June 1, 1927 174.99 Watters March 1, 1928 183.66 Eastman. Elizabeth August 1927 156.87 Westphal. F. W. and Chas. E. Ellis, h. E. December 5. 1927 475.00 McCammon March 1. 1926 49.00 Fishel, W. J. March 1, 1928 74.51 Wilson, J. A. July 1, 1928 1,443.70 Fogleman, Carl December 31, 1927 2,241.30 Winslow. G. W. and Jennice Hallenbeck, H. J. December 15, 1927 453.92 Winslow June 1, 1928 634.45 Headrick, John April 1928 79.49 Young, Bernard December 31, 1927 31.77 Charged Off Notes Alley, M. F. & Etta L. 7-1-27 Kissell, M E. 10-1-22 68.25 Birkinbine, George 8-28-26 218.83 Larson, Everett E. 10-2-24 338.25 Culverson, William 11-7-20 100.00 Leeper, C L. 1-25-23 75.00 Congleton, Allen A. 10-7-20 196.00 Morr L M. 8-1-28 496.50 Catlett. George 6-1-27 227.50 Martin, Wm. Demand 30.00 4-20-26 100.00 5-1-27 896.70 Curtis, Art 5-1-27 58.86 Poulignot, Paul 7.15-27 200.00 Dean, J. T. 10-1-26 703.04 Powell, Dora E. Admin. 11-1-24 601.95 D'xson, A. I. 1-1-28 1,071.25 Pulec, W. 7-1-26 750.00 Franklin, S. 6-11-27 485.53 Seivers, Fred 1-15-28 215.00 Forshey, E. E. 9-1-23 10.00 11-1-25 54.90 Harchelroad, H. B. 11-1-23 713.45 Seivers. Fred & Nora 11-1-26 80.84 Howard, Edgar 8-24-25 272.50 Savage, z. B. 8-12-22 20.00 Ingram, Farl 9-1-27 900.00 Wilson. J. A. Demand 109.15 Ingram, Earl 8-1-27 480.00 Witham. W. W. 12-31-27 872.39 Jordon, Pete 6-1-26 15.00 Williams. E. I. 9-15-22 294.50 Kaufinan, H. J. 10-21-26 40.00 Yost, Hulda Payments 137.25 J. F. Doniphant 8.90 Judgements Date of Judgment Amount Mark Calnon 11-3-31 $6,075.00 Tim Calnon 10-15-31 545.25 D. K. Frisbie 8-10-30 1,964.00

2. June 29, 1933 Mcdonald Standard McDonald, KS
Article from Mcdonald Standard, June 29, 1933

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In the Matter of the Receivership of The Farmers State Bank, of McDonald, Kansas. Notice of Public Sale of Assets to be Held, July 1st, 1933, at Two o'clock P. M. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Charles W. Johnson, Receiver of the above named Bank, acting under authority and by the order and direction of the Bank Commissioner of the State of Kansas, and the Distr Court of Rawlins County, Kansas, will on Saturday. July 1st, 1933, at two o'clock P.M., at the east of front door of the Peoples State Bank, in the City of McDonald, Rawlins county, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, the fo lowing described assets, property, notes, real estate claims, fixtures and obligations belonging to and due said bank, to-wit:

3. August 31, 1933 Mcdonald Standard McDonald, KS
Article from Mcdonald Standard, August 31, 1933

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In the Matter of the Receivership of The Farmers State Bank, of McDonald, Kansas. Notice of Public Sale of Assets To be held Tuesday, September 5th, 1933, at One o'clock P.M. Notice under is hereby given that the undersigned, Charles W. Johnson, Receiver of the the acting Distr ct Court authority of and by the order and direction of the Bank Commissioner of the above named Bank, front door of the Peoples Rawlins State County, Kansas, will on Tuesday, 5, 1933, at One o'c'ock State of P. Kansas, and east of public auction, to the Bank, in the City of McDonald, Rawlins county, Kansas, M., at the real estate claims, fixtures highest and and best obligations bidder, belonging for cash in to hand, and due the said fo lowing bank, described to-wit: assets, offer property, for sale notes, at Loans and Discounts Stockholder's Liability Said sale to be conducted in the following manner: scribed The in Lotes. the claims, obligations, judgments, property, stocks. securities and real estate, If and then above and foregoing lists of assets of said bank, to be sold, will be offered for any, which are deoffered will be offered for sale as a whole and If the amoun: tid in the aggregate for all said sale separately, and otherwise separately exceeds the amount bid for the same as whole, then said property will be sold property when the Bank will be sold as a whole. Said sale or sales either event will be subject separately undersign Commissioner of the State of Kansas, and the District Court of Rawlins County, to Kansas, the approval of all the right, receiver title and reserves the right to reject any and all bids made. Any sale or sales made will and the out interest of said Bank and Receiver in and to the property sold, convey warranty of the title and will be without recourse of any kind or character upon or against but will be withCommissioner, thereof: the Receiver or assistant Receiver of said Bank. the estate of said Bank or the administration the said Bank accurate The information but is not guaranteed herein contained to be is accurate. taken from. the books and records of the Bank and is believed to be Riguidation Said sale of said to be Bank. conducted by and through H. D. Hughes. Assistant Receiver in active charge of the Name Maturity Amount Allen, Blye and Ernest Name Maturity Amount Heer, E. E. July 1, 1927 December 15,1927 53.50 180.00 Allen, F. B. & J. D. Heer, Alois and E. E. Allen Heer April 30. 1928 March 26, 1927 300.00 867.59 Allen. Jas. D. Hemminghaus, William Demand 12.50 Anderson, C. O. November 10, 1927 March 9, 1928 93.83 615.00 An ersor, G. H. Hurtmau Orion M. March 1928 July 1, 1928 1,746.83 473.22 Anderson, J. A. Hunt. Hair. January 1928 November 1927 2,683.90 51.55 Andrews, T. R. Ketterl, John July 1927 February 24, 1928 60.50 139.47 Akers Roy T. Laveli, Wm., March 30,1928 July 1, 1928 44.75 162.62 Anderson, J. W Lee, I., March 1928 January 1, 1927 35.52 85.80 Banister, J. O. Lillie, W. S. July 1, 1928 December 23, 1927 915.22 813.34 Banister, Obe Litell, C. H. November 1, 1927 March 1, 1928 624.54 41.00 Ban ster. Obe Lockbart. Kyle and A. K. November 1927 407.70 Banister, R. E. March 1, 1927 1,141.65 June 24, 1928 24.82 Banister, Rex and W. H. Lowe, G. F. December 28, 1928 325.00 Bunister June 15, 1928 Lowe, Lowe J. W. and Mrs. J. W. 654.90 Ba num, Carl November 1927 July 1928 594.76 1,625.25 Barrett. Frank A. Mann, Clifford and Mrs. Opal 1, December 15, 1927 66.00 Bell. M. F. Mann December 1927 March 1, 1928 661.12 228.99 Bertrain, Mae Maw, D March 26, 1927 91.99 December 15, 1927 451.60 Bless, Henry and E. Meyers, IV. E. March 1, 1927 438.51 Bess Miller, Charlie C. March 1, 1927 December 1, 1927 1,829.42 3,397.43 Minnick. Roy June 1928 38.15 February 15, 1928 131.58 Trivey, Frank Minor. Harold March 17, 1927 October 30, 1927 695.11 44.71 Bund C. N. & Nellie E. Moreland, C. H. and Verna I. Bunds Moreland September 1, 1926 1,361.13 November 1, 1927 3,064.00 Chance, Levi Pa terson, C. E. March 1928 251.79 March 1, 1928 50.00 Chance, Levi Pemberton, L. A. March 1927 2,151.41 June 10, 1928 1,112.00 March 1, 1927 Personett J. M. and Mrs. J. M. 89.54 Chance, Levi Personett March 1, 1927 3,058.00 1, 1927 785.98 Cherry, N R. Plumb. I. April 1, 1928 1,097.50 November 1, 1927 102.00 Cole, Arch B. & Electa L. Plumb, J. December 31, 1927 1,530.00 Cole August 18, 1927 324.25 February 1927 50.00 Conner, R. M. Reasoner, C. December 31, 1927 625.00 December 15, 1927 755.23 Copper, J. S. May 3, 1928 Sawyer, C. W. & Ethel 500.00 Coppoe J. S. Sawyer May 1928 281.25 March 1, 1928 259.65 Craig, F. E. Smith, Clifford Anril 5, 1928 785.00 July 15, 1927 4.18 Craig, F. E. May 5, 1928 Smith, Geo. D. and C. F. 140.64 Craf F. E. May 1927 153.00 Sm th September 27, 1927 299.18 Cra g. G. W. December 31, 1927 1,951.65 Sn 1th. Iona B. Adm. November 1, 1927 100.00 Craig Roy Smith. Wm. F. December 31, 1927 125.00 October 1, 1927 120.00 Danielson. Arlie Stamm, A. D. December 31, 1927 2,128.79 October 1, 1927 348.86 Dean, Roy F. & F. W. Stamm, H. N November 1, 1927 144.70 Beedy Stephens, A. M. December 31. 1927 700.00 March 19, 1928 1,078.37 Dixon. A. I. Stunkel, Richard J. March 1. 1928 1,200.17 January 1927 September 15, 1928 340.00 50.00 Doniphent. J. F. Thomp on. O. March 1928 87.50 Demand 30.00 Torkelson, Furdy December 31, 1927 Dungan, E. F. and Anna 463.94 Urbom. E. G. Dungan March 1, 1928 600.00 September 1. 1929 1,450.00 Urbom, E. G. and Oscar Dungan, J. H. December 15, 1927 326.62 Urbom Dungan, J. H. April 6, 1928 1,580.00 November 1927 119.07 Watters Bros. by T. H. Dungan, W. H. June 1, 1927 174.99 Watters March 1928 183.66 1, August 1. 1927 156.87 Westphal. F. W. and Cha. E. Ellis, E. E. December 5, 1927 475.00 McCammon Fishel, W. J. March 1.- 1926 49.00 March 1, 1928 74.51 Wilson, J. A. Fogleman, Carl July 1, 1928 1,443.70 December 31, 1927 2,241.30 Winslow. G. W. and Jennice Hallenbeck, H. J. December 15, 1927 453.92 Winslow Headrick, John June 1, 1928 634.45 April 1, 1928 79.49 Young. Bernard December 31, 1927 31.77 Charged Off Notes Alley, M. F. & Etta L. 7-1-27 Kissell, M E. Birkinbine, George 10-1-22 68.25 3-28-26 218.83 Larson, Everett E. Culverson, William 10-2-24 338.25 11-7-20 100.00 Leeper. C L. 1-25-23 75.00 10-7-20 196.00 Morris. L M. 8-1-28 496.50 6-1-27 227.50 Martin, Wm. Craw, Ea:1 Demand 30.00 4-20-26 100.00 Curtis, Art 5-1-27 896.70 5-1-27 58.86 Poulignot, Paul Dean, J. T. 200.00 10-1-26 703.04 Powell, Dora E. Admin. 11-1-24 601.95 1-1-28 1,071.25 Franklin, S. J. 7-1-26 750.00 6-11-27 485.53 Seivers. Fred Forshey, E. E. 1-15-28 215.00 9-1-23 10.00 St. Clair. Harchelroad, H. B. 11-1-25 54.90 11-1-23 713.45 Seivers. Fred & Nora Howard, Edgar 11-1-26 80.84 8-24-25 272.50 Savage, Z. B. Ingram, Farl 8-12-22 20.00 9-1-27 900.00 Wilson. J. A. Ingram, Earl Demand 109.15 8-1-27 480.00 Witham. W. W. Jordon, Pete 12-31-27 872.39 6-1-26 15.00 Williams, E. I. Kaufman, H. J. 9-15-22 294.50 10-21-26 40.00 Yost, Hulda Payments 137.25 George Calnon $ 300.00 Vernon Shahan F. E. Craig 50.00 750.00 W. C. Smith F. C. Howard 5,400.00 100.00 Mary Ho O. D. Hast ngs 500.00 250.00 J. H. Ball J. Plumb 2,600.0 550.00 F. H. Scholle 200.00 Overdrafts J. F. Doniphant 8.90 Judgements Mark Calnon Amount Tim Calnon 11-3-31 $6,075.00 10-15-31 545.25 8-10-30 1,964.00