Bank of Commerce (Ong, NE)

Episode Information

Episode UID
76058271589
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
7605827 routing
Routing Number
76-0582
Start Date
May 7, 1932
Location
Ong, Nebraska (40.399, -97.836)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
0276f92e6eb4ece3

Response Measures

None

Events (2)
1. May 7, 1932 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
objections to confirmation were overruled and sale confirmed and deed ordered (foreclosure action involving receiver)
Source
newspapers
2. May 7, 1932 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
Clarence G. Bliss, receiver of the Bank of Commerce of Ong
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (2)
1. December 19, 1929 Nebraska Signal Geneva, NE
Article from Nebraska Signal, December 19, 1929

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Article Text

NOTES. petition has been filed in district court for the probate of the will of the late Willis Moul of Madison township. The petition suggests the appointment of Oliver W. Moul as executor. Francis Putlitz was named executor in the will but refused to serve. The estate includes the northeast quarsection 18 in Madison township. The Alice Moul, all property interest in the estate. Burlington Deputy State Sheriff Weygint and Sheriff Little Deputy Severns conducted searches the residences Fred Garrett and Cole Fairmont Tuesday on liquor search The officers reported nothing found in either home. Motorcycle Officer Vernon Moist filed charge against Ashton of Geneva Friday al.eging failure stop stop button. Judge Landassessed fine of $10 and costs. Hain Omaha, who charged with exceeding the speed limit the DLD December of $15 and costs Judge Landgren last Thursday The charge was filed by Officer Moist. Clarence Bliss, receiver of Citizens State bank of Superior, has filed suit note against Henry Jansen Will Jansen in the trict court. Clarence Bliss, in charge the Bank Commerce Ong, filed for judgment in district court Adolph Osterburg William Osterburg and asked the of the Sheriff LitRussell and James Wythers of appraisers the land subject the of Betsy Osterberg Tage Swanson the land, which Bryant townappraisers set the Adolph Osterberg's interest in the land $5,000. hearing of the insanty mission Monday Henry Steffgen Geneva committed the ward of the hospital Lincoln Sheriff Little there treatment Diebold Gehrke has filed an action district court asking the construction will the late Lena Miller petition alleges that Miller's the late Claus ated trust fund his will for niece, Margaret Petherick, who married Mr. Gehrke. She died the leaving issue. The petition alleges that legal construction of Rohwill would give to Mr. Gehrwhatever bequest made the Margaret Petherick Robert Bowers, alias Howard Davis, and Lem alias Tom of Enders, charged with breakinto Burlington box December and stealing eight cigarets valued Wichita, Kas. are charged with robbing Center and SherHarr of Clay county tradition papers Governor went to Wichita to get the More Real News. For less money. Lincoln is the center of Nebraska. The Lincoln newspapers get this hand and print later braska news than outside papers. The Lincoln Star leader printing state news. Coupled with The Star has world news facilities unexcelled by any Nebraska paper. Star sells by mail at the low price year the daily for the daily with Sunday, cents week by carrier boy. Star does not stimulate sales by giving or contests, in efforts to publishing paper speaks for you paper costing more, The and get The Star fering trial Take of this offer tle the matter for full year sending in for the daily for nc the sent direct to The Lincoln Star. Admits Stealing Car Ray Kansas who has shucking corn the neighborhood of Exeter for some arrested at Friend Saturday by there at quest Fillmore county officers. Little him placed the jail. county Jackson had Model Ford with Kansas license numbers Jackson had issued number of checks the bank signing them HowThey were turned down funds. Offihere called the state house Topeka that JackKas., had stolen. taking the had been whether would be returned to Kansas to for car stealing here bad check charge. Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Ong. Thursday, dies' aid meets in the church ment Friday, Luther league will meet immediately after lunch hour the evening to the for Christmas. The been elected: Ruth Ahlstrom, Edwin Nelson, Floyd Peterson, Allene Fransen, Ragnar Roos Maxine member of the league asked in this work. Saturday, confirmation will meet The school for rehearsal This last Every must are going have good We program. that prepare the children home no one will fail send them for the hearsal. Sunday, December school Lesson dish services o'clock. The meet for rehearsal o'clock. There be no evening service. mornhope to every filled. The Christmas story most profound. has message for We extend sincere to all our friends attend this service. children's tree program given o'clock. hear the little preacher with the Sunday, December

2. May 7, 1932 The Hastings Daily Tribune Hastings, NE

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RECESS DISTRICT COURT CLAY CENTER, May 7—The May equity term of district court, which has been in session here since Monday, with Judge James presiding, recessed Thursday afternoon until Monday, when a number of important cases will be taken up. In the foreclosure action of Clarence G. Bliss, receiver of the Bank of Commerce of Ong, vs. Arthur S. Oakley, which was a hearing on objections to confirmation of sale and taken under advisement by Judge James on Monday, objections to confirmation were overruled and sale confirmed and deed ordered, to which the defendants excepted and supersedens bond was fixed at $1,000. In the foreclosure case of the Bankers Life Insurance Company of Nebraska vs. Edward B. Fayle, the appointment of a receiver was sought by the Bankers Life Insurance Company and they were joined in their request by Edward B. Fayle, the owner of the property involved. Resistance was made by the receiver of the Bank of Commerce of Ong by his attorney, J. E. Ray, of Hastings. The court granted the appointment of the receiver, and appointed E. W. Clack of Edgar as receiver, with his bond fixed at $1,500 and the bond of the appellant fixed at $1,500. On application of the receiver of the Clay Center State Bank, the receiver was granted authority to sell the remaining assets of the bank.