Clarkfield State Bank - Clarkfield, MN

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: September 1, 1934*
Location: Clarkfield, Minnesota (44.791, -95.809)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 995414709d961869

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Description

Article (Redwood Gazette, 1934-09-27) states transfer to receivership of the Clarkfield (and Hazel Run) banks. OCR fixed phrase 'receivership of the Clarkfield and Hazel Run Banks.' No mention of a run; bank placed in receivership (government action) — interpreted as suspension followed by closure/receivership.

Events (1)

1. September 1, 1934* Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: C. C. Enestvedt has been transfered from Redwood Falls to the receivership of the Clarkfield and Hazel Run Banks.
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. September 27, 1934 The Redwood Gazette Redwood Falls, MN

Article from The Redwood Gazette, September 27, 1934

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Article Text

Prizes Awarded To Many At Belview Celebration; Delhi Wins Game 11 - 7 land Leonard home. Seaforth and Boyd Bands Give Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Huseby and Concerts; Minneota Man Lena Knutson returned after spendGives Address ing a few weeks at the Pacific coast. They were also guests at the Rasmus Belview-The Good Will day celeSandy home at Cody, Wyoming. The bration held Friday at Belview was Rasmus Sandy family was formerly of Belview. a success. The day was bright and Mrs. E. B. Fish and Nadeen were quite warm. The program opened with a speech by Albert Kvanbeck of callers at Vesta Thursday. Minneota. Mr. and Mrs. William Donner Jr., The doll buggy parade was led by and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Leonard the Seaforth band and the clown were Redwood Falls callers Tuesday band from Boyd followed the doll evening. buggies. Shirley Jean Leonard won Andrew Solberg attended the Red first prize in the doll buggy parade and White Convention at Minneapolis and Lorraine Gimmestad was second. Tuesday. Street sport prizes were awarded The 4-H club was entertained by as follows: boys race, first, Gilbert Margaret Gunelson Tuesday evening. Lange; second Edward Holmes. Estelle Peterson of Willmar spent Horse race, first, Robert Smith; secthe week at the Albert Nelson home. ond Kvendru. Pony race, first, DonMr. and Mrs. Gilbert Skogen and ald Carity; second, Frank Bjorndal. Henry Knutson returned again, after Men's egg race: first, Leo Trangaard; spending a few weeks in the northern ladies egg race: Dorothy Johnson, part of the state. Ardyle Boushek; potato race: HowC. C. Enestvedt has been transferard Hultman; Harold Gryting; red from Redwood Falls to the reLadies potato race: Inez Maus, ceivership of the Clarkfield and HazArdyle Boushek; men's race: Lyman el Run Banks. Ellingson, Glenn Berg; three-legged The Synod Ladies Aid will meet in race: first, Vern Larson and Glenn the church parlors Friday, entertainBerg; girls' race: Ardyce Boushek, ed by Mrs. Albert Hoppenrath, Mrs. Inez Maus; egg race: Donald Carity, Sam Holt and Mrs. Ervin Gibbs. Carlyle Van Selus; fat men's race: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smiley, David, Leonard Carity, Leo Trandgaard; boys Carol and Harried of Milaca and Mrs. race, 16 years and under: Thomas Albert Kohls of Morton were callers Hagen Jr., Melvin Holt; girls race: at the Ernest Kohls home Friday Vera Holms, Lydia Anderson. evening. The tug of war between Kintire and Swedes Forest was won by KinLouis Gryting made a trip to Richtire. ester Monday evening taking William Warden there, where he will receive The ball game between Delhi and medical aid for his eye. Belview was won by Delhi, 11-7. One Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and daughof the largest crowds that ever atter of Minneapolis visited Miss Odeltended a dance here attended the la Peterson Sunday. free dance at the Odeon. Sam and Arthur Holt were callers Mrs. William Duncan rceived the at Marshall Monday. dishes given away at the Solberg Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rosburg and store and Mrs. H. Kvendru received the silver set. Junion, Clara Loken and Mrs. Adolph Leonard called on Mrs. Stella Loken at the Marshall hospital Saturday afBelview-Norman Nelson and Samternoon. In the evening they were uel Van Selus arrived Thursday afsupper guests at the Harold Berg ter spending eight weeks visiting difhome at Marshall. ferent points in the west. They visMrs. E. B. Fish and Nadeen were ited at the Robert Adsit home in Butcallers at Seaforth Tuesday. te, Montana and with Samuel's sisThe Young Peoples society will ter Florence, near Casper, Wyoming. meet in the Synod Church parlor While there Norman Nelson filed on Sunday evening and will be entertaina homestead in Wyoming and will ed by Clara Loken and Mrs. Merle leave for that point in the spring. Woodward. Rev. Guttobo of Eau Fred Schmid and Mike Lauterbach Claire, Wisconsin wil give a speech. of Redwood Falls and Lucian Payne Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson, Nellie and and Louis Leonard motored to MahClara, Mrs. Hans Matison and Sonya, nomen County, Wednesday, where Mrs. Hans Thompson, Mrs. H. O. they spent the day hunting prairie chickens. Hegdal and Mrs. Erwin Gibbs were luncheon guests at the William DunWord was rerceived here last week can home Thursday afternoon. that a baby girl was born to Mrs. Lars Braafladt, Martha and Mrs. John G. Johnson of Spring Grove. Mr. Louise Olsen drove to Marshall Sunand Mrs. Johnson were formerly of Belview. day, where they attended the baptism of Thor Clayton, infant son of Mr. Mrs. James Kennedy of Minneapoand Mrs. Clayton Olsen. lis is spending the week at the Rol-