Citizens State Bank - Republic, KS

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: November 24, 1932
Location: Republic, Kansas (39.924, -97.822)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: db2fa47a

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Description

Article (Nov 24, 1932) states the Citizens State Bank 'now has charge of the merchandise' and refers to a 'bank receiver' running the store, indicating the bank was placed in receivership (closed) and a receiver appointed. No explicit run or temporary suspension/resumption is described in the provided text.

Events (1)

1. November 24, 1932 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: The Citizens State bank now has charge of the merchandise, and Mrs. W. H. Polley is in charge of the store for the bank receiver
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. November 24, 1932 The Belleville Telescope Belleville, KS

Article from The Belleville Telescope, November 24, 1932

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Article Text

her son, George, on his eighth birthday. Games were played and late in the afternoon lunch was served. Those present were: Jean Hamilton, Teddie Gunnison, Etta Marie Grandpre, Jean Milner, Arbuthnot, Daley Stafford, Maxine Roberts, Albert Sankey, Guilia Hussey, Billie Roberts, Vietta Hogan, Billy Larkins, Milner, Wallace Stinson, Phyllis Layton, and Frankie Macklin. The country club met Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. Stafford. Eight members and their husbands were present: Mr. and Mrs. Merle Milner, Mr. and Mrs. Larkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Guy French, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McEwen, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson. The evening was spent in playing bridge, after which lunch was served. J. F. Hurley is quite sick this week and his nephew, Philmore Conzelman motored to see him Monday. The district superintendent, the Rev. L. Arend of Concordia held the first quarterly conference at the Methodist church in Republic, Wednesday. party was given Friday evechurch for two of the classes in the primary department. The Misses Ruth and Mildred Meade were present and their classes, Roberta Mitchell, Nadine Aspegren, Elsie Taylor, Vesta Hobson, Elanor McClure, Bobbie Ewing, Lloyd Terrill, Max Conzelman, Vale Taylor and Leslie Carpenter. The evewith games, after which lunch was served. Calvin Bonner and Mrs. Hart left for Imperial, Neb., after being here for almost a year in charge of the stock of merchandise Mr. Bonner traded for from George Ocobock. The Citizens State bank now has charge of the merchandise, and Mrs. W. H. Polley is in charge of the store for the bank receiver Mrs. Miles, who fell last week and was hurt quite badly, is improving slowly. Dr. Graham received a message Wednesday from his folks at Wetmore, telling of the death of his Dr. C. M. Lukens, 60, of Muskota, Kan. Dr. Graham and wife left Thursday for which was held Friday. Dr. Lukens had been in poor health for some time, but his death was not expected. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Griffeth, who have been in Belleville for the past few weeks, where Mr. Griffeth has been building a new. house for Mr. and Mrs. Art Griffin, have returned to Republic and will make their home spring in the Page property which was recently purchased by the Rev. and Mrs. LaPort. The Republic 4-H club met November 14 at the high school building at 7:30. The meeting was opened by the president. Dee and Dallas Stafford were taken in as new members. B. Angle gave short talk concerning the 4-H club work at the fairs which he attended this year. After short sick at this time, having suffered a paralytic stroke last Wednesday. The Ladies Library club met for a study meeting, November 16, at the club rooms. Mrs. Chappell gave paper and Mrs. Gardner had charge of a spelling contest. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Read of Rexford, of Republic were visiting the first of the week here with Mrs. Will Gardner and family, and with Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Kelley accompanied her daughter and husband their home in Rexford and will remain with them for the winter. Montana Stephensen and Lena Sankey attended the football game at Clyde Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ambrose and family of Linden, formerly of Republic, will spend Thanksgiving day with friends here. Kim Clabaugh and family of Guide Rock spent one day last week with Clabaugh's sister, Mrs. Clarence Haptonstall and family Dr. Layton and Tudor and Donald Charles went to Manhattan football game Saturday. Workmen have commenced this week on the Ford garage owned by F. Z.Stover. They are making large opening in the northeast corner of the building and will make another filling station there. Miss Vera Noble motored to Manhattan to attend the U.Aggie football game Saturday Funeral Service. No extra charge because of Adv. ENLARGE ROSE MOUND PLOT The Rose Mound cemetery near Republic has been enlarged, through the donation of adjoining land by George M. Powell, and the new plot of ground leveled and fenced in with the rest the cemetery. The Rose Mound is one of the best rural cemeteries in the county.