Citizens Bank (Graham, MO)

Episode Information

Episode Type
Suspension β†’ Closure
Start Date
January 12, 1932
Location
Graham, Missouri (40.201, -95.037)
Bank Type
state

Metadata

Notes

Articles state the bank was defunct and sold by a receiver; later listed among defunct banks in 1935.

Events (2)

1. January 12, 1932 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
the building formerly occupied by the Graham Citizens Bank ... The bank building was sold recently by the bank receiver for $1,000.
Source
newspapers
2. February 21, 1935 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
applications ... to compromise bills receivable and charge of loss in six defunct banking institutions; ... Citizens Bank of Graham
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (2)

Article Text

Graham Postoffice Moved. The postoffice at Graham was being moved today to the building formerly occupied by the Graham Citizens Bank, now owned by Al Royston. Miss Rose Geyer is postmistress and said that the moving would require about two days. The bank building was sold recently by the bank receiver for $1,000.


Article Text

CIRCUIT COURT A divorce was granted Saturday to Edgar Owens from Ruby Owens, of Hopkins. This suit had been heard several days before but at that time was taken under advisement by the court. In this suit the plaintiff alleged he and his wife were married in Montgomery county, Iowa, August 23, 1919, and lived together until October 9, 1934. Owens, who is a carpenter living at Hopkins, was granted custody of four minor children, Marie, age 15; Raymond, 12; Loretta, 9 and Madelyn, 7. The court also approved the applications of W. A. Blagg, special deputy commissioner of finance, to compromise bills receivable and charge of loss in six defunct banking institutions; the Gillam Loan and Trust Company and Farmers Trust Bank, both of Maryville; Citizens Bank of Graham; Farmers Bank of Parnell; Farmers and Merchants Bank of Hopkins and the Guilford Bank.β€”Maryville Forum.