First National Bank of Marshall County (Plymouth, IN)

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Episode Information

Episode UID
211901606
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
21190 national
Charter Number
2119
Start Date
October 3, 1933
Location
Plymouth, Indiana (41.344, -86.310)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
9c3d0a40d4164d64

Response Measures

None

Receivership Details

Depositor recovery rate
100.0%
Date receivership started
1933-10-03
Date receivership terminated
1941-09-22
Share of assets assessed as good
66.5%
Share of assets assessed as doubtful
29.5%
Share of assets assessed as worthless
4.0%

Description

Bank placed in receivership (Louis/ Louis G. Trixler) in Oct 1933; later receiver litigation appears in 1935 court calendar.

Events (5)
1. July 18, 1873 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. October 3, 1933 Receivership
Source
historical_nic
3. October 3, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
The First National Bank of Marshall Co., Plymouth Ind., been taken charge Louis Trixler as Receiver and served notice that deposits will be accepted after Oct 1933.
Source
newspapers
4. October 3, 1933 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Bank taken into receivership under government authority and payments suspended; receiver named Louis (G.) Trixler.
Newspaper Excerpt
The First National Bank of Marshall Co., Plymouth Ind., been taken charge Louis Trixler as Receiver and served notice that deposits will be accepted after Oct 1933.
Source
newspapers
5. March 27, 1935 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Multiple court actions listed 'by Louis G. Trixler, receiver, vs.' indicating ongoing receiver litigation in Marshall Circuit Court.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (2)
1. October 12, 1933 The Argos Reflector Argos, IN

Article Text

You Suppose Know Good news from Washington for the depositors nearly closed national bankh says that the govern ment expects give aid that will have most of them opened unre stricted by January and insinuates that those in condition to reopen unconditionally will be salvaged the best advantage to the depositors about that time. There will be want in the land plenty this winter. according Fresident Rooseveit order purchase about $75,000,000 of surplus foodstuffs, and staples for distribution the nation's needy. Dr. Lowry. of Mr. and John Lowry, lived for many near Rutland. to be installed president of Eastern Normal North Dakota, on October 13. The First National Bank of Marshall Co., Plymouth Ind., been taken charge Louis Trixler as Receiver and served notice that deposits will be accepted after Oct 1933. Charlie Schonover says he's heard lots hard luck during all his days in the mercantile but nothing quite equaled this of the chap who suit with trousers and the very next day burned hole in the coat. Marie Dessler, noted actress, guest of the white house for dinner Friday and overnight. Marie chanced meet Mrs. in New York and she had come clear across the continent to her President Washington found he had gone to Hyde Park, Roosevelt promptly invited her back the white house when the President would be Dr. Parkes Cadman, one of the outstanding will speak the Northern Indiana Teachers' Institute South Bend, Thursday and Friday. Teachers Walnut and Green townships at tending these sessions this week and school be The unemployed of Indiana "willing and eager to James Adams, State High Chairman. Last during days heavy rain the road projects South Bend and ported for work though their foreman they need not report that their jobs would held for them. Some the had in years and for work hard rain. 300 employed roads near South Bend and 100 Wayne. And cities the government has subsidized the unemployed into lazi- The idea that newspaper should contain only the things that its read the idea that an editor numbskull. After all, may you buy in you will merchants the pay scale the new day. elsewhere and other clerk will get the differ some The Giants defeated the Senators games out and winners the World's Series. The Manager, Bill Terry, signed tract for five years their salary of $40,000 year. This they beats records.

2. March 27, 1935 The Culver Citizen Culver, IN

Article Text

NEWS OF MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT CASES set for hearing in the Marshall Circuit Court: Wednesday, March 20: Court, claim, Lloyd H. Morris vs. Estate of Winnie L. Humrichouser. Thursday, March 21: Jury, false pretenses, State of Indiana vs. Clancy Phillips. Monday, March 25: Jury, Anthony Olczak vs. Frank Hogan. Court, to declare a trust, Farmers State Bank of Tyner vs. Frank O. Swanson and Frida Swanson. Tuesday, March 26: Court, note, Earl Russell vs. Paul Jones & Inc., Paul Jones, Jr., and D. Sherman Ellison. Court, promissory note, Wyatt Lumber and Coal Co. vs. Alvin B. Cline. Court, foreclose mechanic's lien, Walter O. Singery vs James Short and Eva Short, Aetna Life Insurance Co. Wednesday, March 27: Jury, damages for fraud, Herschel P. Bowser vs. Bernice Riley, George A. Riley. Thursday, March 28: Court, on note, The First National Bank of Marshall County at Plymouth, etc. vs. B. E. Linkenhelt, George W. Vinall. Court, on note, The First National Bank of Marshall County, at Plymouth, Ind., etc. vs. George E. Bidwell. Court, damages, Wendell Funkhouser vs. Forest Hepler. Friday, March 29: Court, note, The First National Bank of Marshall County at Plymouth by Louis G. Trixler, receiver, vs. Austin M. Downing, Minnie Bell Downing. Court, on note, Newton Forsythe, executor of the estate of Sarah Forsythe, deceased, vs. Willis W. Whisman. Court, on note and account, issues and trial, J. D. Emmons, receiver, etc. vs. James B. Coleman. Monday, April 1: Court, Farmers State Bank of Walkerton, Indiana, by the Department of Financial Institutions vs. Albert F. Burke. Jury, reckless driving, State vs. Marie Holmes. Court, declaratory judgment, Harry O. Cochrane et al. vs. Teegarden Dairy Corp. et al. Tuesday, April 2: Court, issues only, Mary A. Young etc. vs. Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., St. Joseph, etc. Court, on contract, Eva Irene Kollar vs. Income Guaranty Company, South Bend. Wednesday, April 3: Jury, injunction, Nellie Soice vs. Anna Myers, et al. Thursday, April 4: Court, conversion, Barbara Friedman vs. Mishawaka Building and Loan Association. Friday, April 5: Court, on note, The Argos State Bank vs. Ray Hooker. Court, issues and trial, for removal of trustee, Maggie Parks and Esther Dillingham vs. Wilford Erwin. Court, motion as to receiver, Nora M. Fuchs vs. Amos Hall and Anna B. Hall, Citizens Trust and Savings Bank, receiver Lakeville State Bank. Jury, damages, John Meek vs. Edwin Blackburn, George F. Green, Abbott's Laboratory, Epworth Hospital Association. Monday, April 8: Jury, damages, Jessie O. Davey vs. Bendix Products Corporation, et al. Court, issues only, Timothy L. Putman vs. Minne Mae Barwick Kistler, et al. Court, issues only, Mike Kozakovich vs. Pauline Kozakovich. Tues, April 9: Court, issues only, in partition, Andrew P. Mast vs. Walter Mast, Friterike Mast, George Mast, Mary Mohrlock, Carl Mast, Irma Mast, Cyrus L. Henkes, administrator of Fred Mast estate. Court, motion, Florence Wygant vs. Benton Ross. Court, motion, Edward Wygant vs. Benton Ross. Court, issues only, Louis G. Trixler, receiver of First National Bank vs. Laura Shoemaker, Christiana Shoemaker. Jury, personal injuries, Samuel C. Metzger vs. Gaylen Paul, E. P. Paul, etc. Jury, property damages, Samuel C. Metzger vs. Gaylen Paul, E. P. Paul, etc. Wednesday, April 10: Jury, damages, Keith Faulkner vs. Indiana Motor Bus Company. Thursday, April 11: Court, declaratory judgment, Town of Bremen, Ind., vs. State of Indiana, Philip Lutz, Attorney General of State of Indiana, Floyd E. Williamson, Auditor of State of Indiana, The Department of Financial Institutions of Indiana. Friday, April 12: Court, claim, Winfield V. S. Norris, administrator for the personal estate of Emma E. Norris, formally Emma E. Wood, now deceased, vs. Julius Born. Court, motion for new trial, Bert Pustay vs. Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Monday, April 15: Court, issues and trial, foreclose mortgage and on note, Louis G. Trixler, receiver, et al. vs. Margaret A. Garn and Ira M. Garn, State of Indiana School Fund and The Federal Land Bank of Louisville, Ky. Court, liquidation, in re: liquidation of Bourbon Banking Co. Tuesday, April 16: Court, on note, Judith Dawson vs. F. C. Stevenson, Austin C. Yearick, Nathan N. Yearick, by A. O. Yearick. Court, issues and trial, claim, Helen Lucas vs. Steven Kinsey. Court, issues and trial, on note and to foreclosure mortgage, The Department of Financial Institutions of The State of Indiana, as Liquidating Agent, Montmorenci Bank, etc. Court, forclose mechanic's lien, William J. Stewart, et al. vs. Bess Bristol et al. Court, construe will, Claude E. Weiss, administrator et al. vs. Minnie V. Doering. Court, quiet title and partition, Theodore Marszalkowski vs. Mary Szulkowska, et al. Wednesday, April 17: Court, foreclose mortgage, Warren A. Cartier, et al. vs. Co-Operative Investment Co. of South Bend. Court, on account and foreclosure mechanic's lien, James O. Ferrier, etc. vs. The Plymouth Christian Church of Plymouth, Indiana, etc. Court, in replevin, William B. Davis vs. Frank B. Sherrill, et al. Court, issues only, promissory note, White Star Refining Company vs. H. A. Mead, etc. Court, issues and trial, Milon R. Cline vs. Robert Crum and James E. Crum. Thursday, April 18: Court, issues and trial, promissory note, Schlosser Bros., Inc. vs. James M. Cain, William L. Cain, A. C. Cain, and W. F. Cain, etc. Court, issues and trial, on note, Louis G. Trixler, receiver, etc. vs. Vincent Mathia, Mary Mathia. Court, issues and trial, on note, Louis G. Trixler, receiver, etc. vs. Arthur M. Cleveland. Court, claim, Philip E. Kline vs. Albert Kline Estate. Monday, April 22: Court, foreclose lien, Minnie L. Whitesell, Maude Edwards, Fred Smith, Ella Smith, Virgil Smith, and Hewitt Smith, vs. Charles B. Smith. Wednesday, April 24: Jury, damages, Marvin V. Bennett vs. H. R. Lanning, etc. and Richard Beck. Jury, damages, Elizabeth O. Bennett vs. H. R. Lanning, etc. Jury, personal injuries, Betty Hillier vs. Albert Quitt. Thursday, April 25: Court, issues and trial, foreclosure, Louis G. Trixler, receiver, etc., vs. Sadie Bollinger, et al. Court, on bond, Ervin W. Brockmann and Elizabeth M. Brockmann vs. Charles D. Scott and William Bennett. Court, on note, issues and trial, Louis G. Trixler, etc. vs. Edgar J. Cox, et al. Court, issues and trial, Louis G. Trixler, etc. vs. Levi K. Hill, et al. Court, issues and trial, to foreclose mortgage, on note, Louis G. Trixler, receiver, vs. Mary L. M. Thayer, George H. Thayer, Jr. Court, issues and trial, Louis G. Trixler, etc. vs. Edgar J. Cox, et al. Court, divorce, Lela M. Warner vs. Vernon I. Warner. Court, issues and trial, divorce, Calvin D. Bates vs. Eva Bates. Court, quiet title, issues and trial, George Mast vs. Friterike Mast, Andrew Philip Mast, Walter Mast, Christian Mast, Anna Mast, etc. Court, note, American Trust Company of South Bend, Indiana, vs. Mary F. Hubbard, et al. Court, note, issues and trial, First National Bank of Marshall County, at Plymouth, by Louis G. Trixler, receiver vs. Edwin J. Grant, Bertha A. Grant. Court, issues and trial, on account, Ambrose E. Fink vs. Ed. Baker, etc. Court, set aside fraudulent conveyance, Ralph Mason as Trustee in Bankruptcy of Delbert J. Rockhill, Bankrupt, vs. Delbert J. Rockhill, Nellie E. Rockhill, and Isaac H. Williamson.