Articles report the First National Bank of Crestline in receivership (receiver E. Evensen appointed). No article describes a depositor run; the bank is closed and in receivership and the receiver is pursuing suits in 1932. OCR errors in articles corrected (Evensen/Evenson, 'receiver').
Events (5)
1.December 4, 1897Chartered
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2.January 21, 1929Voluntary Liquidation
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3.January 28, 1931Receivership
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4.February 3, 1931Receivership
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Evensen Appointed Receiver for Former Bank ... The First National Bank Crestline ... Mr. Evensen was appointed receiver ... wind up its affairs in connection with any business that may come ... the First National Bank Crestline good shape, with ample resources business.
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5.March 3, 1932Other
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BANK RECEIVER FILES 2 SUITS ... suits were filed ... by E. Evenson receiver for the First National bank of Crestline ... the receiver asks for $2300 alleged to be liability of the stockholders ... The First National bank Crestline the predecessor of The First National bank in Crestline which doing general banking business in that city
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Newspaper Articles (2)
1.February 3, 1931The Galion InquirerGalion, OH
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BUSINESS
Evensen Appointed Receiver for Former Bank
The First National Bank "in" Crestline functioning fiduciary institution in Crestline. The First National Bank "of" Crestline, not an active concern. simply an organization the business of which was taken over some years by the bank. This explanation made clear the reason for the appointof Evensen, receiver of the Citizens National bank. as ceiver of the First National Bank Crestline, just announced. Mr. Evensen was appointed ceiver wind up its affairs in connection with any business that may come The First National Bank Crestline good shape, with ample resources business.
2.March 3, 1932News JournalMansfield, OH
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BANK RECEIVER FILES 2 SUITS
Crestline Company Is Plaintiff In Court Action
Special To The News BUCYRUS, March suits were filed in common pleas court Wednesday by E. Evenson ceiver for the First National bank of Crestline in which the receiver asks for $2300 alleged to be liability of the stockholders in the institution under national bank ing laws. The First National bank Crestline the predecessor of The First National bank in Crestline which doing general banking business in that city One directed against Mary Weaver legatee under the will of the late W Weaver. The deceased alleged to have been th owner of five shares of the time of his death Par value of the stock placed at $100 per share and judgment asked in the of $500 with interest and of the action. Fanny Miller and Dorothy Retter are the defendants in the other suit claimed in the petition that the defendants under will Frank Miller late of Crestline and asked in the of $1800 with interest and costs
