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rand \ M£Nally i [ BAHKERSDIRECTORY J SUPPLEMENT No. 2 to Final 1940 Edition November 1940 Issued monthly and covers all the banking changes since publication of the Final 1940 issue of Rand M9Nally Bankers Directory. New and reopened banks New banks in process of organization Merged, consolidated, absorbed banks Changes in title and/or location Additions and deletions in membership of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. —as reported Transit numher of each hank appears after name of bank. THIS SUPPLEMENT REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS ISSUES Rand M9Nally Bankers Directory 111 Eighth Ave. 536 So. Clark St. 559 Mission St. New York City Chicago San Francisco Place This Supplement Inside Your Copy Of The Final 1940 Edition https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis COPTBIGHT, 1940 BT RaND M$NALLY & Co. WHAT RAND MSNALLY BANKERS DIRECTORY CONTAINS In addition to a complete list of banks, with official personnel and latest statement. Accessible............................................... Accessible banking points to all non-bank towns. Attorneys................................................ In a separately bound book, as part of the Bankers Direc tory service, a bank-recommended attorney list for the U. S., Province of Canada and principal foreign cities. Bank Collection Code..........................As recommended by the American Bankers Association. Bankers’ Associations.........................National and State. Banking Holidays................................. For one year, By States. Buyer’s Guide........................................ A Banker’s Secretary Service is maintained by Rand M9Nally & Co., free to customers—on request gives information on all supplies, equipment and services used in a bank, investment house or office. Canadian Banks....................................Official personnel, statements, bankers associations and Canadian Numerical System. Central Reserve Cities........................ With map showing each district, followed by detailed information on all Federal Reserve Banks, locations and official personnel, statements and time schedules. Clearing Houses of the U. S.............. Showing deposits of cities in which located. Comptroller’s Calls.............................. Dates of every call since 1895. Consolidated Capitulation.................Showing total deposits of banks in the U. S., with liabilities and resources. Count and Classification....................Of banks, by total resources. Dates........................................................ Of regular meetings of Legislatures. Digest of Laws...................................... Digest of Banking and Commercial Laws of the United States and Canada. Directors...................................................Listed for all U. S., and Canadian banks. Discontinued Banks............................. Listed for the past 5 years—all discontinued bank titles for any reason—closings, mergers, consolidations, etc. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp... .All member banks are so designated. Foreign Banks........................................Arranged by countries. Statements, official personnel. Government Banking Agencies... .All Government Agencies dealing with Banks—F. D. I. C., F. H. L., F. L. B., Fed. Intermediate Credit Banks, etc. Interest Rates..................... ................... Legal interest rates, Grace on Sight Drafts and Statutes of Limitations. Investment Bankers Association. . .Complete membership—Indexed “I. B. A.” Investment Dealers.............................. Selected list of Investment Dealers and Finance Companies. Lews......................................................... U. S. and Canadian Banking and Commercial Laws. Local Stock Exchange Firms..............In principal cities of the U. S. Maps.........................................................Rand M9Nally maps of every state in the U. S., and all foreign countries. Numerical System Explained........... System of Transit Numbers, by American Bankers Assn. Rates of Postage...................................Throughout U. S., and foreign countries. State and Federal Bank Officials and Examiners......... .................................Names, districts and locations. Transit Numbers....................................Numerical section of A. B. A. Key Book. Twenty-five Million Dollar Com mercial Banks....................................Ranked according to total resources. Uniform Negotiable Instruments Act........................................................ Given in detail. U. S. Dependencies.............................. All U. S. Dependencies, banks, official personnel, etc. Value of Foreign Coins...................... U. S. Official information on foreign coins. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Changes Since Rand M?Nally Bankers Directory, Final 1940 Edition Banks not previously reported indicated by an * NEW AND REOPENED INSTITUTIONS New Banks. . . New Branches ........National 3; State 8................................................ ........ National 3;, State 6................................................ Through Liquidation..................... Through Absorption...................... Through Merger or Consolidation Through Conversion...................... Total discontinued............. ........ National 2; State 6................................................ ........ National 1; State 1................................................ ............................. State 2................................................ ........ National 4; State 2; Private 1............................. ........ National 7; State 11; Private 1........................... Total 11 Total 9 BANKS REPORTED DISCONTINUED Total Total Total Total Total 8 2 2 7 19 BRANCHES REPORTED DISCONTINUED Through Merger or Consolidation............................................ State1.............................................................................................................Total 1 Total discontinued........................................................... State1.............................................................................................................Total 1 CHANGES IN TITLE AND/OR LOCATION Head Offices...........................................................National 3; State 1; Private 1........................................................................................ Total 5 Branches........................................................................................ State1........................................................................ Total 1 ALABAMA Opelika *Opelika National Bank...................61-107 (Change in title of The National Bank of Opelika, effective September 16, 1940) Opelika ♦The National Bank of Opelika. .61-107 (Changed title to Opelika National Bank, September 16, 1940) CALIFORNIA Pasadena Security National Bank of Pasadena ...................................................................... 90-74 (Changed title to Union National Bank of Pasadena, September 3, 1940) Pasadena Union National Bank of Pasadena ...................................................................... 90-74 (Change in title of Security National Bank of Pasadena. Effective Septem ber 3, 1940) DELAWARE Wilmington ♦City Bank & Trust Company.... 62-22 (Accounts merged with Industrial Trust Co. which opened a branch in the former location of City Bank & Trust Co. on October 1, 1940) Wilmington ♦Industrial Trust Co., Brandywine Branch (2120 Market St.)........................ (Clement V. Dougherty, in charge. Opened October 1, 1940 in location of City Bank & Trust Co., whose accounts were merged with those of Industrial Trust Co.) FLORIDA Miami Beach ♦Miami Industrial Bank, Miami Beach Branch of Miami........................................... (John H. Boyer, Manager. Reported September 11, 1940) GEORGIA Chester ♦Rogers-Wynne Banking Co., (Private Bank—not Incorporated.............. 64-1098 (Changed title to Wynne-Nicholson Banking Co.) Chester ♦Wynne-Nicholson Banking Company (Private Bank—not Incorporated) ............................................................... 64-1098 (Capital $2,000, Surplus and Profits $1,000, C. R. Nicholson, President, C. W. Nicholson, Cashier. Change in title of Rogers-Wynne Banking Company (Private Bank—not Incorporated) Claxton Tippins Banking Company (Private Bank—not Incorporated)........... 64-1193 (Converted to a state bank under title of Tippins Banking Company, Sep tember 3, 1940) Claxton Tippins Banking Company (State Bank) ................................................64-1193 https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (Conversion of Tippins Banking Com pany (Private Bank—not Incorpor ated), September 3, 1940) Lavonia ♦The First National Bank...........64-303 (Voluntarily liquidated September 23, 1940. Succeeded by Northeast Georgia Bank) Lavonia ♦Northeast Georgia Bank................ 64-303 (Capital $26,000, Surplus and Profits $25,000. Conversion of First National Bank, effective September 23, 1940) Leslie ♦Bank of Leslie....................................64-646 (Closed September 18, 1940 and placed in hands of State Banking Depart ment) ILLINOIS Cicero ♦Western National Bank of Cicero ..................................................................70-1778 (Capital $200,000, Surplus $100,000. T. R. Thorsen, President, Henry Bar ton, Cashier. Conversion of Western State Bank as of October 1, 1940) Cicero ♦Western State Bank.......................70-1778 (Converted to a national bank under title of Western National Bank of Cicero as of October 1, 1940) Downers Grove—Citizens State Bank of Downers Grove ........................... 70-2156 (Capital $50,000. Surplus $10,000. Edw. A. Volberding, Pres.; R. C. Brogmus, Vice Pres, and Cashier. Opened Sep tember 14, 1940) Joliet ♦Union National Bank and Trust Co. of Joliet......................................................... 70-66 (Capital $125,000, Surplus and Profits $50,000. Robert C. Kewley, President, C. D. Oberwortmann, Cashier. To open about November 4, 1940) Steeleville ♦First National Bank of Steeleville (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $20,000. Henry Walter, President, A. W. Werre, Cashier. Conversion of State Bank of Steeleville, September 30, 1940) Steeleville ♦State Bank of Steeleville...........70-972 (Converted to First National Bank of Steeleville, September 30, 1940) INDIANA Poseyville ♦Farmers Bank & Trust Co., Branch of Wadesville ........................................ 71-1310 (Edward J. Mann, Manager. Opened October 7, 1940) Wadesville ♦Farmers Bank & Trust Company .................................................................... 71-936 (Capital: Common $25,000, Capital Notes $25,000, Surplus and Profits $39,000. Warren Wade, President, H. C. Wenderoth, Cashier. Conversion of Farmers National Bank, October 7, 1940) Wadesville ♦Farmers National Bank................. 71-936 (Converted to Farmers Bank & Trust Company, October 7, 1940) IOWA Eldora Citizens Savings Bank....................72-411 (Changed title to Hardin County Sav ings Bank. Reported September 5, 1940) Eldora Hardin County National Bank in El dora .........................................................72-408 (Voted into voluntary liquidation. Reported September 6, 1940) Eldora Hardin County Savings Bank..72-411 (Change in title of Citizens Savings Bank. Reported September 6, 1940) Mount Union Iowa State Bank, Office of Morning Sun (Opened August 26, 1940. Suc ceeded Mount Union State Bank which was taken over by Iowa State Bank, Morning Sun) Mount Union Mount Union State Bank.............. 72-1489 (Voluntarily liquidated as of close of business August 24, 1940. Taken over by Iowa State Bank, Morning Sun and operated as a branch) Thornton First National Bank.....................72-1128 (Voluntary liquidation effective Sep tember 3, 1940. Succeeded by The First State Bank of Thornton, Iowa) Thornton The First State Bank of Thornton, Iowa ..................................................... 72-1128 Succeeded First National Bank, Sep tember 3, 1940) LOUISIANA Shreveport ♦First National Bank of Shreveport, Marshall Street Office (511 Marshall St.)........................................................................ (W. C. Wilkins, Manager. To open soon) MONTANA Columbus ♦Stillwater National Bank...........93-428 (Assets sold to The Yellowstone Bank, September 5, 1940) NEBRASKA Bennett ♦Citizens Bank...................................... 76-468 (Closed and placed in hands of State Banking Department, September, 1940) Tilden ♦The Tilden Bank............................. 76-287 (Capital $25,000. Surplus and Profits $8,600. J. R. Kinder, President, B. E. Graham, Cashier. Conversion of The Tilden National Bank, effective Octo ber 1, 1940) Tilden ♦Tilden National Bank..................... 76-287 (Converted to a state bank under title of The Tilden Bank, October 1, 1940) NEW YORK Buffalo ♦Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo, Allen Office ..................................................................... (Changed location from 194-196 Allen St. to 85 Elmwood Ave.) Mohawk ♦The Oneida National Bank & Trust Company, Mohawk Office............................ (Edw. W. Daly, Manager, R. P. James, Assistant Manager. To open October 15, 1940) New York Harlem Savings Bank, 207th Street Office, (207th St. & Broadway)................ (Opened August 26, 1940. William Os borne. Assistant Secretary) Utica ♦First Bank & Trust Company... 50-76 (Francis P. McGinty, President, Theodore Rokahr, Vice-President and Treasurer. Opened September 14, 1940. Formed to assume deposit liabilities of the First Citizens Bank & Trust Company) Utica ♦First Citizens Bank & Trust Company ..........................................................................50-76 (Merged into newly formed First Bank & Trust Company on September 14, 1940) OHIO Cincinnati ♦Second National Bank, Westwood Branch (3186 Harrison).............................. (Opened October 1, 1940. Succeeded Westwood Bank & Savings Company which was taken over by Second Na tional Bank on September 30, 1940) Cincinnati ♦Westwood Bank & Savings Company ......................................................................... 13-89 (Taken over by Second National Bank on September 30, 1940 and operated as Westwood Branch, beginning Octo ber 1, 1940) OREGON Port Orford ♦Curry County Bank, Branch of Gold Beach, Ore................................................96-348 (Bernard Mather, Manager. To open about October 1, 1940) TENNESSEE Lake City ♦The First National Bank of Lake City ....................................................................... 87-348 (Change in title of First National Bank of Coal Creek. Changed title October 1, 1940 to agree with change of name of place where bank is located) TEXAS Elsa ♦Canal Banking Company............88-2124 (Entered voluntary liquidation Sep tember 23, 1940) Hitchcock Citizens State Bank.......................... 88-910 (Entered voluntary liquidation on August 2, 1940) Seminole ♦Seminole State Bank......................88-2192 (Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. Jno. D. Mitchell, President. To open latter part of October) WEST VIRGINIA Mount Hope First National Bank........................ 69-366 (Closed by voluntary liquidation July 27, 1940) WISCONSIN Lynxville Prairie City Bank, Paying & Receiv ing Station of Prairie du Chien............ (Closed August 31. 1940) t Indicates Press Report HAWAII Lihue ♦Bishop National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu, Branch of Honolulu. (Authorized September 12, 1940) IDAHO Shelley ♦American National Bank, Branch of Idaho Falls. MASSACHUSETTS Boston ♦tMorris Plan Banking Company (new branch at Park Square). (Thomas R. Shae, Manager) NEW YORK Brooklyn ♦Lincoln Savings Bank (new branch at Southeast corner of Brighton Beach Ave. and Coney Island Ave.) New York, (Borough of Bronx) ♦Dollar Savings Bank (new branch at Southeast corner of East 177th St. and Hugh Grant Circle) PENNSYLVANIA Darby ♦Darby National Bank. (Irvin E. Gotshall, correspondent) TEXAS Dallas ♦Commercial Credit Plan Industrial Bank. (Charter granted October 1, 1940) Pharr ♦Security State Bank. (Charter granted September 12, 1940) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis WISCONSIN Bear Creek ♦Farmers State Bank, Paying Receiving Station of Manawa. Since Final 1940 Rand MSNally Bankers Directory ALABAMA ♦Opelika—The National Bank of Opelika ...................................................................... Delete ♦Opelika—Opelika National Bank...Add CALIFORNIA ♦Pasadena—The Security National Bank of Pasadena.......................................... Delete ♦Pasadena—Union National Bank of Pasadena ......................................................Add FLORIDA Miami Beach—Miami Industrial Bank, Branch of Miami ................................... Add GEORGIA ♦Claxton—Tippins Banking Company, Incorporated ............................................ Add ILLINOIS ♦Alsey—Alsey State Bank...............Delete ♦Downers Grove—Citizens State Bank of Downers Grove................................... Add New Banks Reported in Process Of Organization Barstow ♦Citizens State Bank..........................88-934 (Deposit liability taken over and part of assets purchased by the Security State Bank, Pecos, September 21, 1940) F D I C Changes and INDIANA ♦Battle Ground—Battle Ground State Bank ...............................................................Add ♦Greenfield—Greenfield Banking Com pany ...............................................................Add ♦Nappanee—State Bank of Nappanee ............................................................................ Add Sandborn—The Sandborn Banking Com pany ...............................................................Add IOWA ♦Eldora—Citizens Savings Bank.Delete ♦Eldora—Hardin County National Bank in Eldora ............................................ Delete ♦Eldora—Hardin County Savings Bank of Eldora, Iowa........................................Add ♦Mediapolis—Mediapolis Savings Bank .............................................................................Add ♦Mount Union—Iowa State Bank, Branch of Morning Sun........................................Add ♦Thornton—The First National Bank of Thornton ................................................. Delete ♦Thornton—The First State Bank of Thornton, Iowa ........................................Add MISSOURI ♦Lebanon—State Bank of Lebanon..Add MONTANA ♦Columbus—Stillwater National Bank ......................................................................Delete NEW YORK ♦Utica—First Bank & Trust Company of Utica, head office and branch......... Add ♦Utica—First Citizens Bank & Trust Company of Utica, head office and branch ......................................................Delete TEXAS Hitchcock—Citizens State Bank of Hitchcock ...............................................Delete WEST VIRGINIA Mount Hope—The First National Bank ........................................................................ Delete
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