Farmers State Bank (Genoa, IL)

Episode Information

Episode UID
70078671560
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
7007867 routing
Routing Number
70-0786
Start Date
December 1, 1929*
Location
Genoa, Illinois (42.097, -88.693)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
5d62238c6a310940

Response Measures

None

Description

Initial closure/suspension is mentioned in 1930 reporting; by 1933 the bank had a court-appointed receiver indicating permanent failure.

Events (5)
1. December 1, 1929* Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Bank suspended/closed shortly before Christmas 1929; articles discuss claims against the suspended banks and need to settle claims before reorganization.
Newspaper Excerpt
the Farmers State closed its doors
Source
newspapers
2. January 30, 1930 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Applications ... combine the old Farmers State and Genoa State into one institution known as the Genoa State ... reorganization of the defunct institution has been actively engaged in the reorganization. assurances will have to be made ... that claims against the suspended banks must be settled before reorganizations are completed.
Source
newspapers
3. March 31, 1933 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Farmers State Bank of Genoa by Receiver deed ... (listed in real estate transfers).
Source
newspapers
4. July 15, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Roy E. Buck by sheriff deed George Fox, receiver, Farmers State Bank of Genoa
Source
newspapers
5. November 23, 1935 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Genoa: Farmers State Bank by receiver qcd Rose T. Canavan, et al, lot 8, blk. 2, Morningside addn. $1.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (11)
1. January 30, 1930 The Daily Sentinel Woodstock, IL
Article from The Daily Sentinel, January 30, 1930

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MARENGO AND GENOA BUSINESS MEN INTERESTED Applications Made To Nelson It was announced yesterday that applications have been made to State Auditor Oscar Nelson for charters for the Marengo State Bank and the Genao State bank, by directors and stockholders of similar institutions recently suspended. It is claimed a group of directors and stockholders of the Dairyman State bank at Marengo which suspended operations shortly before Christmas last year, is headed by W. C. Woodward. president of the defunct institution. The new bank, if a state charter is issued. will have a capitalization of $25,000 and a reserve fund of equal amount. At Genoa the business men of Genoa are back of a movement which combines the old Farmers State and Genoa State into one institution known as the Genoa State, with capitalization of $50,000. Earl W. Brown, who was cashier of the Exchange bank, which suspended on the same day as the Farmers State closed its doors, and who has been actively engaged in the reorganization. heads the group of those behind the reorganization. It is claimed that in both places men actively engaged in the institutions have been busy in an effort of reorganization. At Genoa, Mr. Brown says things look good for the proposed institution. The city has a population of 1,200 and is the center f a farm community. Without a bank the residents of Genoa have to depend upon Sycamore, the DeKalb county seat, eight miles to the south. There is another bank at Marengo, a city with a population of more than 2,000. The closing of the bank at Marengo during the holidays was a serious blow to the community. District Deputy State Bank Examiner J. J. Jaeger of Geneva, states applications for the new banks have been received. but assurances will have to be made to Mr. Nelson, that claims against the suspended banks must be settled before reorganizations are completed.

2. January 31, 1930 The Daily Chronicle De Kalb, IL
Article from The Daily Chronicle, January 31, 1930

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GENOA WORKS FOR NEW BANK Permit For Reorganization Has Been Obtained By Five Business Men of Town Five business men of Genoa, in the formation bank, have been granted permit for such steps and are now actively engaged the work according to word from Genoa this morning. hoped that will be possible to reorganize the old Farmers State and the Exchange bank of that town which have for weeks. Several efforts open one of the banks been made since the institutions closed, but despite the been possible to carry through with the proposition the latest effort, that the working the permit, with point of the closed institution the opening banking house near future. From the offices the district deputy bank examiner, Jaeger, at Geneva that have be made Mr. Nelson that claims, against the institutions must be settled before the of this nature that the are their time with. Since the of the Genoa banks the of the town have been forced to to either Sycamore DeKalb for banking the banking control prompting every effort for the speedy reorand opening. At Marengo somewhat similar condition exists where the DairyState bank was suspended. Business men of that town have busy with plans and said to asking for charter $25,000 and fund of the same amount.

3. February 1, 1930 The True Republican Sycamore, IL
Article from The True Republican, February 1, 1930

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CHARTERS Business Men of Genoa Back Project Combine Two Banks Closed and to Open With Capitalization of $50,000. and Marengo State Bank Will Open. Applications have been mailed to State Auditor Oscar Nelson for charters for the Genoa State and Marengo State by directors and stockholdsimilar institutions, recently pended. The Elgin At Genoa the business men of Genoa are back of movement which bines the old Farmers State and Genoa state into institution known as the Genoa with capitalization $50,000. Earl who was cashier of the Exchange which pended on the same day the Farmas State closed its doors and who has been actively engaged in the heads the of those behind group the At Marengo of directors group and stockholders Dairyman State bank which suspended three days lowing closing of the Genoa headed by president the defunct The bank, state charter is issued. will have capitalization and fund equal amount In both places actively gaged in the institutions have been in an effort reorganization Mr. Brown stated today that things looked good for the proposed institution. The city has population and the center farm Without bank the residents have to depend Sycamore. the DeKalb county eight miles the south. There another bank Marengo. city with population of approximately At the office district deputy state bank examiner was that applications had been received. Assurances will have to made to Mr. said. that claims against the suspended banks must be settled before the reorganizacompleted.

4. March 31, 1933 The Daily Chronicle De Kalb, IL

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COURTHOUSE DOINGS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS DEKALB: Perrie C. Still et al qed DeKalb Building & Loan Assn. w½ lot 1, blk. 33. $1.00. Waite W. Embree qed Viola Norrby. pt. se% sec. 22. $1.00. Viola Norrby qed Waite W. Embree, et ux. pt. se% sec. 22. $1.00. Joseph H. Godrow wd Frank A. Pollard, lot 29, blk. 9, Taylor's Addn. $10. Frank A. Pollard wd Joseph H. Godrow, et al, lot 29, blk. 9, Taylor's Addn. $10. Carl Peterson wd Robert R. Renwick, 17-25 e½ and 8-25 pt. e½ ne% sec. 19. $1.00. Carl Peterson wd Arthur Drake. 8-25 e½ sele and 8-25 pt. e½ ne% sec. 19. Charles H. Walker wd DeKalb Building & Loan Assn' lot 29, Co. Clerk's SW Addn. $1.00. SYCAMORE: Carl Magni Anderson by heirs wd Carl Edgar Anderson, lot C, sec. 16. $10 SANDWICH William Regenhardt by Admr. deed Delbert J. Poole, et ux, lot 3. blk. 9, Stinson's Addn. $330. Arthur J. Fritsch qed John Burd. to lots and 2. ne% sec. 3. $1.00 GENOA: Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank by Receiver deed Paul E. Fletcher. et al, and w½ se% sec. 15 and ne% nw% sec. 22. $11,000. Conrad Kneprath right of way IIlinois Northern Utilities Co. lot 14, Nichols Addn. $1.00. Farmers State Bank of Genoa by Receiver right of way Illinois Northern Utilities Co. Lot 1. Nichols Addn. Fred C. Duval wd Anna Bollinger, lats 15, 16 and 17. blk. 3, Citizens Addn. $10. Anna Bollinger wd Fred C. Duval. et al, lots 15, 16 and 17, blk. 3. Citizens Addn. $10. FRANKLIN First National Bank of Sycamore by Receiver ged First Trust & Savings Bank of Sycamore, pt. se% First Trust & Savings Bank of Sycamore ged Howard Nichols et al. First National Bank of Sycamore by wd Edward Banks lot 6. blk Markovitz Addn. Village of Kirkland First National Bank of Sycamore h Receiver w Martin M. Mack et blk. 14. Village of Kirkland. $185. Charles Heyer heirs and John Elmer Johnson et al wd Merlie B. Wahigren. lot 6. blk. 6. Village of Hinckley 00. SH ABBONA Andrew R. Michael by Master deed Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank. IN COUNTY COURT Order entered appointing Sam Carlson to investigate and report for Mother's Aid in the matter of the applications of Nellie Ditzler and Ida Fredrickson. In the matter of People vs. Robert Freeland. Information for child abandonment. Case stricken from the docket with leave to reinstate. In the matter of People vs. Walter Hable. Information for possessing intoxicating liquor. Case stricken from the docket with leave to reinstate. In the matter of Blankenship vs. Haas. Trial right of property. Order entered continuing hearing to April 8. In the matter of Grover vs. Peterson, Receiver. Trial right of property. Order entered continuing hearing to April ESTATE OF: Charles V. Boget. Order entered to sign bank waiver George A. Skinner. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Ferdinand Weber, Sr. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Florence Hoffman. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Gertrude A. Wells. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Joseph Gossman. Order entered approving lease. John F. Ward. et al. Order entered approving lease. Elizabeth Gossman. Order entered approving lease. George H. Ireland. June term for claims. Alfred T. Holmes Proof of notice to creditors made. Alfred L. Clarke. Proof of notice to creditors made. J. M. Hummel. Order entered to sign bank waiver Walter S. Poust. Order entered vacating order appointing Archie G. Kennedy administrator de bonis non with will annexed upon filing oath and bond. H. A. Maxwell appointed administrator de bonis non with will annexed and letters issued. Edwin J. Wheat. Order entered to extend and reduce note. Victor H. Bellendorf. Proof of notice to creditors John H. Husk. Order entered to sign bank waiver Hattle A. Johnson. Deposition re proof of heirship opened and filed. Ann Olivia Sweet. Letters testa. mentary issued to Judd Norris Sweet. No appraisers June term for claims. Jesse C. Hardy Appraisement bill approved. Clarence Lee No appraisers. June term for Anna A. Whitemore, late of DeKalb. Personal estate about $2000. James Scott appointed administrator and letters issued No appraisers. June term for claims. Peter Bichanich. Anna Bichanich appointed guardian of estate of said minor and letters issued. Order entered to settle claim Anna Hamsmith. late of Peoria. Personal estate about $100 Mary Hamsmith appointed administratrix and letters issued. No appraisers. June Term for claims. Proof of heirship made. Charles G. Ryder Order entered sign bank waiver. Ralph N. Wilkinson Report of sale of personal property approved. Final report approved. estate declared settled and executor discharged. John R. Thompson. Proof of notice to creditors made. Mary E. Ledoyt Order entered appointing C. G. Faxon administrator de bonis non with will annexed upon taking oath and filing bond. Oath taken. Victor H. Bellendorf Inventory approved. Nels Swanson. Proof of notice to Creditors made. Claims of Dr. S. L. Anderson. Riggs and Nelson & Ronan allowed William A. Edenburn. late of Sandwich Estate about $14,500. Will duly probated. and Margaret L. Fdenburn and Edna H. Sehr appointed executrices and letters issued. W F. Murray. Harry L. Darnell and Charles Wheeler appointed appraisers June term for claims Proof of heirship made Mariann Smith. late of DeKalb Personal estate about $100 Harry A. Nelson appointed administrator and letters issued. In the matter of Rose Hill Cemetery Association Order entered appointing B. E. Challand and C Houghthy Trustees for two years. H. L. Keene and George Mohr trustees for four years and Storey and W. E. Pennington trustees for six SUBSIDIES DROP LITTLE has been decrease of twelve per cent in the 1933 French air budget over 1932. The current subsidies amount to $83 855 480. which takes care of air lines, trainIng civil pilots of civil pilots, encouragement of touring and sanitary aviation. developing of aviation in general and research and construction of prototypes.

5. April 1, 1933 The True Republican Sycamore, IL

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RECORDED AT THE COURT HOUSE Weekly Digest of County Documents Real Estate Licenses Real Estate Transfers. DeKalbPerrie C. Still et al qed DeKalb Building & Loan Assn., w½ lot blk $1. Waite W. Embree ged Viola Norrby, pt se% sec 22, $1. Viola Norrby qed Waite W. Embree, et ux, pt sec 22. $1. Joseph H. Goodrow wd Frank A. Pollard, lot 29, blk 9, Taylor's Addn, $10. Frank A. Pollard wd Joseph H. Godrow et al. lot 29, blk 9. Taylor's Addn, $1. Carl Peterson wd Robert R. Renwick. 17-25 e½ and 8-25 pt ne% sec 19, $1 Carl Peterson wd Arthur Drake. 8-25 e½ se% and 8-25 0½ sec 19, $1. Charles H. Walker wd DeKalb Building & Loan Assn., lot 29, Co. Clerk's SW Addn, $1. SycamoreCarl Magni Anderson by heirs wd Carl Edgar Anderson, see $10. 3rd Sandwich- the William Regenhardt by Admr deed Delbert Poole ux, lot blk 9. Stinson's Addn. $330. hearing to Arthur J. Fritsch ged John Burd, Estate lots and 2, ne½ sec 3, $1. Charles Genoa- to sign Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank by Receiver deed Paul E. Fletcher et al, sw½ and w½ se% sec 15 and nw1/4 sec 22, $11,000. Conrad Kneprath right of way Illinois Northern Utilities Co., lot 14, Nichols Addn, $1. Farmers State Bank of Genoa by Receiver right of way Illinois Northern Utilities Co., lot 1, Nichols Addn, $1. Fred C. Duval wd Anna Bollinger, lots 15, 16 and 17. blk 3, Citizens Addn, $10. Anna Bollinger wd Fred C. Duval et al, lots 15, 16 and 17. blk 3. for claims. Citizens Addn, $10. Alfred FranklinFirst National Bank of Sycamore Alfred by Receiver qed First Trust & Savings Bank of Sycamore pt se 1/4 sw½ J. M. sec 11, $25. First Trust & Savings Bank of Walter Sycamore qed Howard Nichols et vacating al, pt se 1/4 sec 11, $120. First National Bank of Sycamore by Receiver Edward Banks, lot 6. blk Markovitz Addn, Village of Kirkland, $50. First National Bank of Sycamore by Receiver Martin M Mack et al, pt e½ sw1/4 sec 11 and pt lot 4, blk 14. Village of Kirkland. $185. Squaw GroveCharles Heyer heirs qed John Heyer. pt ne1/4 sec 13, $1. Elmer Johnson et al wd Merlie B. Wahlgren, lot 6. blk 6, Village of Hinckley, $1. ShabbonaAndrew R. Michael for by Master deed Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank, w14 sec 5. Marriage Licenses Issued. William R. Franklin, aged 25, DeKalb. and Naoma Mullis, aged 21, Hinckley: Gwendith J. Quantock. 21, Plainfield. and Lois I. Price, 13, Yorkville In County Court. Order entered appointing Sam Carlson to investigate and report for Mother's Aid in the matter of the applications of Nellie Ditzler and Ida Fredrickson. In the matter of People VS. Robert Freeland. Information for child abandcnment. Case stricken from the docket with leave to reinstate. In the matter of People vs. Walter Hable. Information for possessing intoxicating liquor. Case stricken from the docket with leave to In the matter of Blankenship VS. Haas. Trial right of property Order entered continuing hearing to matter Grover erson. Receiver of perty. Order entered continuing V. Boget. Order entered bank George A. Skinner. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Ferdinand Weber. Sr. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Florence Hoffman. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Gertrude A. Wells. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Jcseph Gossman. Order entered approved lease. Jchn Ward et al. Order entered approving lease. Elizabeth Gossman. Order entered approving lease George H. Ireland. June term Hilmes. Proof of notice to creditors made. L Clarke. Proof of notice to creditors made. Hummel. Order entered to sign bank waiver. S. Poust. Order entered order appointing Archie G. Kennedv administrator de bonis non with will annexed upon filing oath and bond. H. A. Maxwell appiinted administrator de bonis non with will annexed and letters issued. Edwin J. Wheat. Order entered to extend and reduce note. Victor H. Bellendorf. Proof of notice to creditors made. John H. Husk. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Hattie A. Johnson. Deposition re proof of heirship opened and filed. Ann Olivia Sweet. Letters testamentary issued to Judd Norris Sweet. No appraisers. June term claims. Jesse C. Hardy. Appraisement bill approved. Clarence Lee. No appraisers. June term for claims. Anna A. Whitemore, late of DeKalb. Personal estate about $2,000. James Scott appointed administrator and letters issued. No appraisers. June term for claims, Peter Bichanich. Anna Bichanch appiinted guardian of estate of said minor and letters issued. Order entered to settle claim. Anna Hamsmith, late of Peoria. Personal estate about $100. Mary Hamsmith appointed administratrix and letters issued. No appraisers. June term for claims. Proof of heirship made. Charles G. Ryder. Order entered to sign bank waiver. Ralph N. Wilkinson. Report of sale of personal property apprived Final report approved. estate declared settled and executor discharged. John R. Thompson. Proof of notice to creditors made Mary E. Ledoyt. Order entered appointing C, G. Faxon administrator de bonis non with will annexed upon taking oath and filing bond. Oath taken. Victor Bellendorf. Inventory Nels Swanson Proof of notice to creditors made Claim of Dr. S. Anderson. Riggs and Nelson & Ronan allowed William A. Edenburn. late of Sandwich. Estate about Will duly probated and Margaret L. and Edna H. Sehr appointed executrices and letters issued. W. F. Murray. Harry L. Darnell and Charles C. Wheeler anponted appraisers. June term for claims. Proof of heirship made Mariann Smith late of DeKalb. Personal estate about $100. Harry A. Nelson appointed administrator and letters issued. In matter of Rose Hill Cometery association. Order entered appointing B. E. Challand and C. A Houhtby trustees for years. H. L. Keene and George Mohr. trustees for four years and J. Storey and E. Pennington. trustees for SX years. First Farmer Say, Cy, jes' thought what rube is. Second is it. Silas? First Ditto-It's one of them city chaps who thnks the farmers are always goin' to raise stuff fer him to live without ever makin' anything on it. He was praising his wife for all her care in nursing him through long spell of sickness. "You were an angel. If it had not been for your constant care I would have passed out." he said. "Well, who wants a widow with three children!" commented the martyr." new hired girl is ten You wouldn't know certainly quiet. she was in the house. She skipped this Wife-She isn't. morning.

6. July 15, 1933 The Daily Chronicle De Kalb, IL

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GENOA: Roy E. Buck by sheriff deed George Fox, receiver, Farmers State Bank of Genoa, SW and NW SQUAW GROVE: Hinckley State Bank qcd Edna B. Norton, W 1-2 SW sec. 25 and sec. 26. M. Overton wd Lightner M. Overton, lots and blk. Village Shabbona. $1. AFTON: Bernard W. Lyons by master deed Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank by receiver, SE SW 1-4 sec. 22 and NE John H. et by deed receiver Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank, SE 1-4 sec. 20. PIERCE: Myrtie May Schulte by master deed Pross, SE 1-4 sec. 10. MAYFIELD: Harold Bickford et Samuel Bickford, et al, SW 1-4 10. $10. In County Court Order entered appointing Hunt trustee the DeKalb Sanitary district, Oath taken, bond filed. approved and ordered Notice and filed from the Elgin State hospital stating that Morris Simpson dropped from the rolls on July 1933. In the matter of the application Ruth Satterlee for mother's aid. Order entered appointing Stewart probation officer, to investigate and report. the matter of Mike Peshut, de. linquent. Hearing continued to Oct. In the matter of George Laketa. delinquent. Hearing continued Oct. ESTATE OF: John Butzow, Report of sale real estate approved. Lena Peterson. Final report approved, estate settled, subject to presentation of claims. Maria Sophia Nelson. Proof of notice creditors made. Mary Ledoyt. Order entered appointing Charles G. Arnold, M. Lake and Thomas Mahaffey appraisers. Bert L. Hickey. Final report approved, estate declared settled and administratrix discharged. Bessie Vlack. Order entered distribute in kind. Final report approved and administrator ordered make distribution as prayed. Gustaf Samuelson. Order entered to compromise note. Edward Ledoyt. Proof of tice to creditors made. Appraisement bill and widow's award and selection approved. Anna B. Christian. Final report estate declared settled subject to claims. William Edenburn. Proof of notice to creditors Henry Manser. Letters testamentary issued to E. Schmidt. Harve Leifheit, James Clark and Nash appointed appraisers September term for claims. Louis F. Swanson. Inventory approved. George Astling. Proof of notice to creditors made. Inventory approved. Hans Jensen. Proof of notice to creditors August Carl E. Anderson and letRachel Scott. Proof of notice to creditors Fred E. Freeman, late of Sycamore. Estate about $15,000. James D. Beckler appointed and letters issued. Joseph E. JohnStark and Clifford Danielson appointed October term for claims. Proof of heirship made. Emery Cutts, late of DeKalb county. Estate about $6,200. Will duly probated. Leila Nowe Cutts appointed executrix and letters issued. No appraisers. September term for claims. Proof of heirship made. Inventory approved. Carl Bradenurg. Current report approved. Jennie C. Winders. Final report approved, estate declared executor discharged. Robert W. Howison. Decree enterfor sale of real estate. Alvin Stolp. Final report proved. and administratrix ordered make distribution as prayed. Arthur F. Self. Inventory approved. John will duly bated. Jessie M. DeBarr appraisers. October term for claims. Proof of heirship made. lat of DeKalb county. Estate about $5,000. Will duly probated. Mae Peterson appointed executrix and letters issued. Proof of heirship made.

7. July 15, 1933 The True Republican Sycamore, IL

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THE COURT Weekly Digest of County Estate In County Court. Order entered appointing S. Trustee of the DeKalb SaniDistrict. Oath taken, bond filed, approved and ordered recorded. Notice received and filed from the Elgin State Hospital stating that Morris Simpson was dropped from the rolls on July 1st, 1933. In the Matter of the Application of Routh Satterlee Mother's Aid. Order entered appointing Stewart, probation officer, to investigate and report. In the Matter of Mike Peshut, delinquent. Hearing continued to Oct. 9th. In the Matter of George Laketa, delinquent. Hearing continued to Oct. 17th. Estate John H. Butzow. Report of sale of real estate approved. Lena Peterson. Final report approved, estate declared settled. subject to presentation of claims. Maria Sophia Nelson. Proof of notice to creditors made. Mary E. Ledoyt. Order entered appointing Charles Arnold, M. Lake and Thomas Mahaffey appraisers. Bert Hickey. Final report approved, estate declared settled and administratrix discharged Bessie Vlack. Order entered to distribute in kind. Final report proved and administrator ordered to make distribution as prayed. Gustaf Samuelson. Order enterto compromise note. Edward Ledoyt. Proof of notice to creditors made. Appraisement and widow's award and selection approved. Anna B. Christian. Final report approved, estate declared settled subject to claims. William Edenburn. Proof of notice to creditors made, Henry Manser. Letters testamentissued to E. Schmidt, Harve Leifheit, James 10, Clark and Nash appointed appraisers. September term for claims. Louis Swanson. Inventory proved. George Astling Proof of notice to creditors made. Inventory proved. Hans Jensen. Proof of notice to creditors made. August Anderson. Carl E. Anderappointed conservator and issued. Inventory approved. Rachel Scott. Proof of notice to creditors made. Fred E. Freeman, late of Sycamore. Estate about James Beckler appointed administrator and letters issued. Joseph E. Johnson, A. Stark and Clifford Danielson appointed appraisers. October term for claims. Proof of my ship made. Emery Cutts, late of DeKalb counEstate about $6,200. Will duly probated. Leila Nowe Cutts pointed executrix and letters issued. No appraisers. September term for claims. Proof of heirship made. Inventory approved. Carl Bradenburg. Current port approved. Jennie Winders. Final report approved, estate declared settled and executor discharged. Robert W. Howison. Decree entered for sale of real estate. Alvin Stolp. Final report approved, and administratrix ordered make distribution as prayed. Arthur Self. Inventory proved. John A. BeBarr. Will duly probated. Jessie M. DeBarr appointed executrix and letters issued. No appraisers. October term for claims. Proof of heirship made. A. Peterson, late of DeKalb county. Estate about $5,000. Will duly probated. Mae Peterson appointed executrix and letters issued. Proof of heirship made. Real Estate Transfers GenoaRoy Buck by Sheriff deed George Fox, Receiver, Farmers State Bank of Genoa, and Squaw GroveHinckley State Bank qed Edna Norton, sec 25 and sec 26, $1. Shabbona- M. L. Overton wd Lightner M. Overton, lots and Village of Shabbona, Bernard Lyons by Master deed Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank Receiver, sec 22 and sec 27. Jchn H. McMenamin et al by Master deed Receiver Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank, se 1/4 sec 20. Myrtie May Shults by Master deed Pross, 10. sec MayfieldHarold Bickford et al wd SamBickford et sec $10.

8. April 14, 1934 The Daily Chronicle De Kalb, IL

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COURTHOUSE DOINGS DE KALB: Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Maurine Bell Clark, 1-2 NE 1-4 and and 1-2 1-2 NW sec. $18,703.65. Patrick Horan qed Quinn. pt. lot 124, sec. 12. Robert H. Marshall wd Alice Bahr Hiatt, lot and and 1-2 lot blk. Garden Place addn. Robert H. Marshall wd Katherine Marshall, lot blk. Garden Place addn. $1. Roger Smith by admr. deed John G. Davy. lot 3, blk. 31. $630. Nicholas Scherer wd Anna Bollinger, pt. lots and blk. MaAnna Bollinger wd Nicholas Scherer. lots and blk. Mason's addn. $10. GENOA: Donald Engel. et al, by Guarddeed Albert Engel, 1-7 pt. SE 25. $1,832.14. Engel heirs Albert EnSE 1-4 sec. 25. $10. Ira Douglas ged George Fox. receiver, NW 11-4 NW 1-4 sec. $1. Farmers State Bank by receiver qed Charles G. Lane, NW 1-4 NW sec. $1. Emma Kohne ged Charles G. Lane, NW 1-4 1-4 sec. 22. $1. SANDWICH: Edward Shuck wd Farmers State Bank Somonauk, pt. lot blk. 14, Hall's addn. $10. KINGSTON: Homer Witter wd Lillian Grey and Stuart's addn. $20. MILAN: Lester Browne heirs et al wd Archie G. Kennedy, SE 1-4 pt. 11. $1. In County Court Notice received filed from the Elgin State hospital stating that Marjorie Ruth Newcomb was paroled to the Folena, of care of Mrs. DeKalb, Illinois, on April Tauno Harju, et al. Report of former guardian approved. the matter motor vehicle while intoxicated. Order entered continuing hearing to April 1935. In the matter of the application Vasliti Ferris, for mother's aid. W. Armstrong. probation officer. appointed investigate and report. ESTATE OF: Amelia Harju. Report of former approved. Lester Browne. Final report proved, estate declared settled and administrator discharged. Frederick Harris. Order enterappointing Trust ings Bank guardian said ward and letters issued. Report of former guardian approved. and inventory approved. Phillip Holderness, et al. Report former guardian Order entered to pay for care minors. James Stewart. Order entered vacating former order approving report and order entered approving reports. Charles H. Smith. Inventory and final report estate declared settled and administrator discharged. Charles E. Bradt. Order entered to securities. Margaret Catherine Stevenson. Inventory and final report approved. estate declared settled and administratrix discharged. Patrick O'Donnell. Claims of DeKalb Trust Savings Bank and Still's allowed. Anna E. Dodge, Claim of Dr. Rankin allowed. Anna Donohue. Claims of Zeller & Son, W. Douglass, Arla Crawford and Laura Gormley allowed. Rodney Wright, Claims of Maude Mordoff, Smith's Model Grocery and Market. William F. Wiltberger Co., DeKalb Independent Oil Co., Illinois Northern Utilities Co., Frank Roberts Sons, The Rellable, DeKalb Dairy Co., DeKalbOgle Telephone Blomquist BootThe Elsa Gift Shop, Wirtz Wirtz, Elvin Carlson, Central Illinois Light Co., and Cliffe, Hamsmith and Castle allowed. Peter Anderson. Claims of Christensen and John W. lowed. Ralph Wilkinson. Claim of Dr. P. Culver allowed. Andrew Heaney. Claims of Traders

9. September 15, 1934 The Daily Chronicle De Kalb, IL

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DOINGS Real Estate DE KALB: Charles Lane wd Ethel M. Larson, lot blk. Jones addn $1. Pavle Vajnovich wd Bessie Bedick. lots blk Louis Huntley's addn. Village of Hinckley John Perkovic by Master deed DeKalb Building Loan Assn. lot and lot 14, W. Ellwood's Isaac by deed Kishwaukee Country Club, 1-2 and 1-2 sec. Robert Kauffman by admr. deed. George lot blk. Turner addn. $100 Exchange State Bank by receiver Newton lot Factory addn. GENOA: Verne al by sheriff deed Farmers State Bank by receivlot and 25 Patterson's addn. Charles Holroyd wd lots and blk. Stott's addn. GROVE: Allen Lutz Steward lot and lot Village of Hinckley. Mary Flewellin wd 1-2 SE 1-4 sec. In County Court of Notice received filed from the Elgin State hospital stating that James Robb paroled the of Margaret Robb. DeKalb, III. Aug. In matter of Charles Edward Rits. dependent. Order tending time commitment the Illinois Children's Home Aid ciety to Nov. matter of the Application Tillie for mother's Order entered reinstating mother's pension. the Notice and filed from the Lincoln State School Colony statthat Hazel Tice returned to said institution on Sept. Samuel Mitten. Letters of administration bonis with will annexed issued Jones. Daniel Kennedy, late of Lee. Personal estate about Emma Kennedy appointed administraand issued. Harry Francis Donnell Harold Todd appointed appraisers. First Monday Nov. for claims. Jane Simons Order entered pointing Everett administrator bonis with will nexed and letters Maude Claim of Federal Land Bank of Louis continued Oct. 15. Novel Edward Stokes. Objections Olive Eddy Order entered Conrad administrator bonis non with will nexed upon taking oath and filing bond. Elizabeth Walker. Proof of for ship made. John H. Ravatt. Claim of H. M. to Sept. 17. Charles Richardson. Current report Order enterfixing tax. Final report estate and discharged. day Edward F. Ledoyt. Claim of Eva M. Ledoyt continued to September 24. Jochim Claim of Frank M. Andrew Perry. Supplemental ventory approved. Anna Dodge. Order entered to ed deposit bonds, Hannah Lindstrom. Order entered private sale of personal in property. Mary Condill. Order entered fixing inheritance William Wilkening. Order enterto exchange note. Cornelia E. Scott. Inventory approved. Edward C. McWethy. Claims Alice Palmquist, Nash and H. Neubauer, M. D., allowed. Fannie McWethy. Claims of Dr. Nash and Beamish and Edwards allowed. Julia Langlois. Claims of Mary Bilney, Gerald Meyers, Rev. Ellsworth Vernon Alleen Rev. H. Weichlein Foy and lowed. Ella M. West. duly probated Harry Lewis appointed executor letters No appraisers First Monday claims. Order entered dispensing appraisers Willard Strawn. Will duly probat ed. Florence May Strawn appointed executrix and letters issued No First Monday in claims. Order entered bill. Inventory proved. Louis Henry Mizel. Jr Final filed. estate declared settled and Hannah K. Lindstrom. Current report approved. Charles Eng. Lindstrom and Albert Carlson appointed First Monday for claims. Orders entered for of personal property.

10. November 23, 1935 The Daily Chronicle De Kalb, IL

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COURT HOUSE NOTES Real Estate Transfers DE KALB: Anna B. Cooper et al by master deed Federal Land Bank, SE 1-4 NW 1-4 sec. 32. George R. Cooper et al by master deed Federal Land Bank, E 1-2 SW 1-4 sec. 32. Nellie Rolfe Cook wd Herbert E. Carlson, lot 56, blk. 15. $1. Robert L. Shelton wd Scruggs Colvin, lot 12 and N 4 ft. of lot 9, county clerk's southwest subn. $1. Esther Anfinsen wd James and Violet L. Robertson, lot 5, blk. 1, Normal Park addn. $1. SYCAMORE: Albert J. Foitag wd R. T. Watson, lot 8, blk. 3, Waterman and Ellwood's south addn. $1. Sarah Donnell Bertulis wd Henrietta Coda, pt. NW 1-4 sec. 29. $1. Elva Read Schneider wd Hazel L. Parker, pt. lot 4, sec. 32. $10. C. A. Doty wd LaVerne L. Doty, lot 7 and pt. lots 1 and 6, Lamond's addn. $1. John Bollinger wd Elmer Hansen, et al, lot 12, blk. 2, Waterman and Ellwood's south addn. $10. Frank Barnes wd Philip J. Hodge, et al, lot 2 and S 1-2 lot 3, blk. 2, Loomis Third addn. $10. Alonzo Barnes wd Philip J. Hodge et al, lot 2, and S 1-2 lot 3, blk. 2, Loomis Third addn. $600. Esther Victoria Carlson et al wd Charles J. Freed, pt. sec. 24, Mayfield Twp. and pt. sec. 19 and 20, Sycamore Twp. $3300. SANDWICH: Eva Gladys Pierce qcd John H. Harris, et al, pt. sec. 22 and 27. $1. GENOA: Farmers State Bank by receiver qcd Rose T. Canavan, et al, lot 8, blk. 2, Morningside addn. $1. FRANKLIN: Lewis Williams wd John W. Williams, 1-2 lots 9 and 10, blk. 5, Village of Kirkland. $10. SOMONAUK: Joseph Willem qcd John B. Martin, lots 9 and 10, blk. 10. $1. John B. Martin wd Joseph Willem, et al, lots 9 and 10, blk. 10. $1. Delbert E. Prussing wd Alvin E. Prussing, pt. blks. 8, 36 and 37. $1125. Jane Prussing wd Alvin E. Prussing, pt. blks. 8, 36 and 37. $1. SQUAW GROVE:

11. November 27, 1935 The True Republican Sycamore, IL

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Normal Park, Addn, $1. Sycamore— Albert J. Foitag wd R. T. Watson, lot 8, blk 3, Waterman & Ellwood's South Addn, $1. Sarah Donnell Bartulis wd Henrietta Coda, pt nw¼ sec 29, $1. Elva Read Schneider wd Hazel L. Parker, pt lot 4, sec 32, $10. C. A. Doty wd LaVerne L. Doty, lot 7 and pt lots 1 and 6, Lamond's Addn, $1. John Bollinger wd Elmer Hansen et al, pt lot 12, blk 2, Waterman & Ellwood's South Addn, $10. Frank Barnes wd Philip J. Hodge, et al; lot 2 and s½ lot 3, blk 2, Loomis Third Addn, $10. Alonzo Barnes wd Philip J. Hodge et al, lot 2 and s½ lot 3, blk 2, Loomis Third Addn, $600. Esther Victoria Carlson et al wd Charles J. Freed, pt sec 24, Mayfield Twp. and pt sec 19 and 30, Sycamore Twp, $3300. Sandwich— Eva Gladys Pierce qcd John H. Parris et al, pt sec 2 and 27, $1. Genoa— Farmers State Bank by Receiver qcd Rose T. Canavan et al, lot 8, blk 2, Morningside Addn, $1. Franklin— Lewis Williams wd John W. Williams, ½ lots 9 and 10, blk 5, Village of Kirkland, $10. Somonauk— Joseph Willem qcd John B. Martin, lots 9 and 10, blk 10, $1. John B. Martin wd Joseph Willem, et al, lots 9 and 10, $1. Delbert E. Prussing wd Alvin E. Prussing, pt blks 8, 36 and 37, $1125. Jane Prussing wd Alvin E. Prussing, pt blks 8, 36 and 37, $1. Squaw Grove— Christ Oleson wd Roy Heinemeier, lot 4, blk 5, Miller's Second Addn, Village of Hinckley, $1. Shabbona— Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co. qcd Ludwig Larsen, pt sec 29 and 30, $40. Malta— Mary J. Ashelford heirs qcd Delila Madden, lots 7, 8 and 9, blk 11, $1.