Peoples Bank (Green Ridge, MO)

Episode Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Start Date
September 14, 1932
Location
Green Ridge, Missouri (38.620, -93.409)
Bank Type
state
Routing Number
80-0738

Metadata

Episode ID
Bank ID
City ID
290729748
Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest

Notes

Articles name the Commissioner of Finance as receiver, indicating the bank was placed in receivership (permanent closure).

Events (1)
1. September 14, 1932 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
D. R. Harrison, Commissioner of Finance of the state of Missouri, receiver of the Peoples' Bank of Green Ridge
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (2)
1. September 14, 1932 The Sedalia Democrat Sedalia, MO

Article Text

SUIT TO RECOVER PROCEEDS OF SALE A suit filed in the circuit court today by Frank T. Armstrong, trustee in bankruptcy of the estate of C. H. Brown, bankrupt, against Edwin S. Coombs, receiver for the Citizens National Bank, a defunct corporation, and D. R. Harrison, Commissioner of Finance of the state of Missouri, receiver of the Peoples' Bank of Green Ridge, seeks to recover proceeds of a sale of merchandise of the C. H. Brown general store of Green Ridge. The amount, $398.55 was turned over to the bank receivers, when the plaintiff alleges it should have been given to the trustee in bankruptcy. Barnett and Hayes are attorneys for the plaintiff.

2. September 16, 1932 Sedalia Weekly Democrat Sedalia, MO

Article Text

SUIT TO RECOVER PROCEEDS OF SALE A suit filed in circuit court Wednesday by Frank Armstrong, trustee in bankruptcy of the estate of C. H. Brown, bankrupt, against Edwin S. Coombs, receiver for the Citizens National Bank, a defunct corporation, and D. R. Harrison, Commissioner of Finance of the state of Missouri, receiver of the Peoples' Bank of Green Ridge, seeks to recover proceeds of a sale of merchandise of the C. H. Brown general store of Green Ridge. The amount, $398.55 was turned over to the bank receivers, when the plaintiff alleges it should have been given to the trustee in bankruptcy. Barnett and Hayes are attorneys for the plaintiff. Adjudicated a Bankrupt Willia A. Taylor of Longwood has been adjudicated a voluntary bankrupt by D. S. Lamm, referee in bankruptcy. Her liabilities total $37,750, and consist of notes owed the Citizens National Bank and McFarland and Haines Company.