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RAND M£NAlEf

BAHKER5 DIRECTORY

SUPPLEMENT No. 5
to

Final 1940 Edition
February 1941

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 number of each hank appears after name of bank.
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WHAT RAND M5NALLY 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
MfNally & 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.
Laws......................................................... U. S. and Canadian Banking and Commercial Laws.
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Maps.........................................................Rand MSNally 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
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Uniform Negotiable Instruments
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Banks not previously reported indicated by an *

NEW AND REOPENED INSTITUTIONS
Total 32
Total 62

................. National 10; State 21; Other Institutions 1................
................. National 36; State 16....................................................

New Banks.. .
New Branches

BANKS REPORTED DISCONTINUED
Total 27
Total 16
Total 16
Total 17
Total 75

Through Liquidation.................... ..................National 3; State 24....................................................
Through Absorption..................... ..................National 8; State 8....................................................
Through Merger or Consolidation .................. National 7; State 8....................................................
Through Conversion..................... ................ .National 8; State 7; Private 1; Other Institutions 1
Total discontinued............ ................ .National 26; State 47; Private 1; Other Institutions 1

BRANCHES REPORTED DISCONTINUED
Total 11
Total 1
Total 2
Total 19
Total 33

Through Liquidation...................................... National 6; State 6................................................
Through Absorption............................................................. State 1.................................................
Through Merger or Consolidation........................................State 2......... .....................................
Through Conversion..................................... ......................State 13; Other Institutions 6.............
Total discontinued...............................National 5; State 22; Other Institutions 6..........

CHANGES IN TITLE AND/OR LOCATION
Total 15
Total 6

Head Offices..................................................... National 5; State 9; Private 1...............................
Branches.......................................................... National 4; State 1; Other Institutions 1.............

ALABAMA

Courtland
♦State National Bank of Decatur,
Branch of Decatur...........................61-280
(Discontinued December 81, 1940)
Oneonta
„„„
♦First National Bank.........................61-376
(Taken over by State National Bank
of Decatur, Decatur, December 31,
1940 and operated as a branch)
Oneonta
♦State National Bank of Decatur,
Branch of Decatur............... .....61-280
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Succeeded First National Bank)
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)
ARKANSAS

Magazine
♦Bank of Magazine............................81-235
(Went into voluntary liquidation as
of November 18, 1940)
Texarkana
Miller County Bank & Trust Company
.......................................................................81-77
(Discontinued accepting deposits at
close of business October 31, 1940.
Voted to enter voluntary liquidation
as of November 1, 1940)
CALIFORNIA

Crockett
♦Bank of Pinole, Tellers Window at
Valona ...............................................................
(Closed December 31, 1940)
Fort Ord
♦Monterey County Trust & Savings
Bank, Army Branch of Salinas.90-1403
(G. H. Burnette, Manager. To open
about January 15, 1941)
Los Angeles
♦Banco Nacional de Mexico, S. A., Rep
resentative Office of Mexico City,
Mexico (446-447 Rowan Eldg.)..............
(Henry
Humann,
Representative.
Opened January 2, 1941)
XjOS Angeles

California Bank (Vernon and Central
Office 4374 So. Central Ave.)... .16-174
(Discontinued October 11, 1940 and
business transferred to and consoli
dated with 57th & Central Office)
Monte Rio
♦Bank of Sonoma Count, Monte Rio
Branch of Sebastopol.....................90-1074
(Closed December 31, 1940. Business

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Newcastle
Placer County Bank, Branch of Au
burn ....................................................... 90-640
(Given permission by State Banking
Department to close at the close of
business December 31, 1940)
P&s&dcnA
Security National Bank of Pasadena
...................................................................... 90-74
(Changed title to Union National Bank
of Pasadena, September 3, 1940)
PsLS&donci
Union National Bank of Pasadena
...................................................................... 90-74
(Change in title of Security National
Bank of Pasadena. Effective Septem
ber 3. 1940)
San Francisco
Bank of America National Trust and
Savings Association, Treasure Island
Branch ................................................11-189
(Closed October 5, 1940)
m Francisco
California Pacific Title & Trust Co.,
148 Montgomery ............................ 11-113
(Liquidating trust department. Re
ported October 18, 1940)
Santa Monica
♦American National Bank.........90-1146
(Entered voluntary liquidation Decem
ber 4. 1940. Deposit liabilities trans
ferred to California Bank, Santa
Monica Office)
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

Fort Ogden
♦Security State Bank........................ 63-277
(Merged with De Soto National Bank,
Arcadia, December 31, 1940)
Miami Beach
. „
Miami Industrial Bank, Miami Beach
Branch of Miami...........................................
(John H. Boyer, Manager. Reported
September 11, 1940)
St. Petersburg
The First National Bank in St. Peters
burg ...................................................... 63-529

(Capital $200,000, Surplus and Profits
$152,000. B. F. Britts, President, M. G.
Irwin, Cashier. Change in title of The
Southern National Bank of St. Peters
burg, effective November 1, 1940)
St. Petersburg
The Southern National Bank of St.
Petersburg ......................................... 63-529
(Changed title to The First National
Bank in St. Petersburg, November 1,
1940)
GEORGIA

Abbeville
Citizens Exchange Bank (Private
Bank—not Inc.) ............................. 64-1161
(Closed August 28, 1940)
Charing
♦Farmers & Merchants Bank... .64-859
(Entered voluntary liquidation De
cember 19, 1940)
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
(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)
Lesiie

♦Farmers and Merchants Bank.64-1199

(Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. W.
T. Anderson, President and Cashier.
Opened January 2, 1941)
IDAHO

Blackfoot
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Blackfoot Branch of Boise...................... 92-241
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Blackfoot
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise.. .92-241
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Blackfoot Branch of Boise)
Boise
•First Security Bank of Idaho........... 92-8
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, December
31, 1940)
Boise
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association ........................................... 92-8
(Capital: Common $1,000,000, Preferred
$200,000. E. Q. Bennett, President, C. D.
Rankin, Cashier. Conversion of First
Security Bank of Idaho, December 31,
1940)
Emmett
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Emmett
Branch of Boise................................... 92-83
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Emmett
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise... .92-83
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Emmett Branch of Boise)
Gooding:
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Gooding
Branch of Boise...................................92-77
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Gooding
•First Security Bank of IdahQ, National
Association, Branch of Boise......... 92-77
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Gooding Branch of Boise)
Hailey
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Hailey
Branch of Boise.................................92-232
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Hailey
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise... .92-232
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Hailey Branch of Boise)
Idaho Falls
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Idaho
Falls Branch of Boise......................92-40
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Idaho Falls
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise.... 92-40
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Idaho Falls Branch of Boise)
Jerome
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Jerome
Branch of Boise.................................92-100
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Jerome
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise... .92-100
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Jerome Branch of Boise)
Montpelier
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Mont
pelier Branch of Boise...................92-286
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Montpelier
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise__ .92-286
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Montpelier Branch of Boise,
December 31, 1940)
Mountain Home
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Moun
tain Home Branch of Boise...........92-82
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Mountain Home
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise. .. .92-82
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Mountain Home Branch of
Boise)

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Nampa
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Nampa
Branch of Boise...............................92-269
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Nampa
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise... .92-269
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Nampa Branch of Boise)
Payette
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Payette
Branch of Boise...................................92-67
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Payette
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise.... 92-67
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Payette Branch of Boise)
Pocatello
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Pocatello
Branch of Boise...................................92-23
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Pocatello
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise...92-23
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Pocatello Branch of Boise)
Preston
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Preston
Branch of Boise.............................92-273
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Preston
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise. .92-273
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Preston Branch of Boise)
Shelley
American National Bank of Idaho Falls,
Shelley Branch of Idaho Falls..92-296
(S. E. Hodge, Manager. Opened Octo
ber 21, 1940)
Shoshone
•First Security Bank of Idaho, Sho
shone Branch of Boise................. 92-92
(Converted to First Security Bank of
Idaho, National Association, Branch
of Boise, December 31, 1940)
Shoshone
•First Security Bank of Idaho, National
Association, Branch of Boise... .92-92
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of First Security Bank of
Idaho, Shoshone Branch of Boise)
ILLINOIS

Alsey
Alsey State Bank.......................... 70-2037
(Liquidating. Ceased taking deposits
August 14, 1940)
Chicago
•Drexel National Bank....................2-125
(Conversion of Drexel State.Bank of
Chicago, January 6, 1941)
Chicago
•Drexel State Bank of Chicago..2-125
(Converted to Drexel National Bank,
January 6, 1941)
Chicago
Industrial National Bank of Chicago
/ ................................................................. 2-370
(Conversion of Personal Loan & Sav
ings Bank, December 2, 1940)
Chicago
Personal Loan & Savings Bank..2-370
(Converted to Industrial National
Bank of Chicago, December 2, 1940)
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)
Henry
•Henry State Bank........................... 70-1595
(Change in title and location of Sparland State Bank, Sparland, effective
January 2, 1941)
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)
Oglesby
•First National Bank of Oglesby
...................................................................70-2158
(Capital $50,000, Surplus $10,000. John
L. Rock, President, O. H. Bowen,
Cashier. Chartered January 6, 1941)
Pesotum
•Farmers & Merchants Bank. .70-1773
(Started voluntary liquidation and
ceased taking deposits at close of
business December 12, 1940)
Plainfield
Plainfield National Bank........... 70-1812
(Capital: Common $50,000, Capital
Notes $10,000, Surplus and Profits
$25,000. F. W. Fiddyment, President,
Rex Van Alstine, Cashier. Conversion
of Plainfield State Bank as of Novem
ber 18, 1940)
Plainfield
Plainfield State Bank.....................70-1812
(Converted to Plainfield National
Bank, November 18, 1940)
Niles Center
Niles Center State Bank.............. 70-1494
(Name of town changed to Skokie
October 1940)
Skokie
Niles Center State Bank.............. 70-1494
(Capital $100,000, Surplus and Profits
$100,000. William J. Galitz, President,
Willard C. Galitz, Cashier. Name of
town changed from Niles Center to
Skokie, October 1940)
Sparland
•Sparland State Bank.....................70-1595
(Moved and changed title to Henry
State Bank, Henry, January 2, 1941)
Steeleville
First National Bank of Steeleville
.....................................................................70-972
(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)
Tolono
Bank of Tolono..................................70-958
(Ceased taking deposits October 9,
1940)
West Frankfort
The Bank of West Frankfort..70-2157
(Capital $100,000, Surplus $10,000. C. S.
Barnett, President, George Lockard,
Cashier. Opened December 9, 1940)
INDIANA

Patriot
•Patriot State Bank........................... 71-881
(Entered voluntary liquidation De
cember 3, 1940. Rising Sun State Bank,
Rising Sun, purchased its assets)
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 5, 1940)
Eldora
Hardin County Savings Bank..72-411
(Change in title of Citizens Savings
Bank. Reported September 5, 1940)
Meservey
First State Bank, Meservey Office of
Thornton ........................................................
(Melvin A. Ingebretson, Temporary
Manager. Opened November 1, 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)
Ossian
Citizens State Bank........................ 72-776
(Voluntary liquidation. Discontinued
business November 7, 1940)
Peterson
First National Bank of Peterson 72-988
(Converted to Peterson State Bank,
November 30, 1940)
Peterson
Peterson State Bank......................72-988
(Capital $25,000, Surplus $10,000. A. W.
Jones, President, H. G. Morrison, Cash
ier. Conversion of First National Bank
of Peterson, November 30, 1940)
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)
KANSAS

Burlingame
First National Bank....................... 83-318
(Suspended at close of business No
vember 19, 1940)
Dresden
♦First State Bank................................83-697
(Moved to Jennings January 2, 1941)
Garden Plain
State Bank of Garden Plain.... 83-839
(Merged with Citizens State Bank,
Cheney, November 18, 1940)
Goodland
•Goodland State Bank....................... 83-255
(Capital $30,000, Surplus and Profits
$24,250. R. H. Golden, President, W. L.
Bunten, Vice President and Cashier.
Change in title of The Goodland State
Bank in Goodland. Reported January
6, 1941)
Goodland
♦The Goodland State Bank in Goodland
.....................................................................83-255
(Changed title to Goodland State Bank.
Reported January 6, 1941)
Herndon
♦First State Bank..............................83-1276
(Merged with State Bank of Herndon,
December 30, 1940)
Jennings
•First State Bank.................................. 83-697
(Capital $10,000, Surplus and Profits
$12,187. John H. Muirhead, President,
King Muirhead, Cashier. Change in
location of First State Bank, Dresden
January 2, 1941)
Jennings
State Bank of Jennings.................83-893
(Entered voluntary liquidation No
vember 16, 1940)
Langdon
♦Langdon State Bank......................... 83-908
(Moved and changed title to The Nick
erson State Bank, Nickerson, January
13, 1941)
New Salem
State Bank of New Salem............ 83-963
(Entered voluntary liquidation Octo
ber 19, 1940)
Nickerson
♦The Nickerson State Bank............ 83-908
(Capital $30,000. Joseph Chesky, Pres
ident, Neil C. Klassen, Cashier. Change
in title and location of Langdon State
Bank, Langdon, January 13, 1941)
Norway
Norway State Bank......................... 83-967
(Voluntary liquidation September 10,
1940. Sold to The Scandia State Bank,
Scandia)
LOUISIANA

Denham Springs
Livingston State Bank....................84-441
(Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. Foster
Couvillion, President, Milton Benton,
Cashier. To open about December 1,
1940)
Shreveport
First National Bank of Shreveport,
Marshall Street Office (511 Marshall
St.)........................................................................
(W. C. Wilkins, Manager. To open
soon)
MAINE

Howland
♦Lincoln Trust Co., Branch of Lincoln
(Harry Houston, Manager.
December 4, 1940)
MARYLAND

Opened

Baltimore
♦Colonial Trust Company....................7-68
(Banking and trust business taken

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December 14, 1940)
Nanticoke
Savings Bank of Nanticoke... .65-185
(Closed October 4, 1940)
MASSACHUSETTS

Boston
Morris Plan Banking Co., Branch at
61 Providence St., (Park Square)...........
(Opened in September, 1940)
MICHIGAN

Battle Creek
♦First National Bank of Battle Creek
and branch.............................................74-74
(Consolidated with First National
Bank in Marshall, Marshall, First
National Bank of Port Huron, Port
Huron, Saginaw National Bank, Sagi
naw, Lansing National Bank, Lans
ing, and First National Bank & Trust
Company of Grand Rapids, Grand
Rapids, under title of Michigan Na
tional Bank, Lansing, and under
charter of Lansing National Bank,
December 31, 1940, and will be oper
ated as branches)
Battle Creek
♦First National Bank of Battle Creek,
West End Branch...........................................
(Authorized to continue as a branch
of Michigan National Bank, Lansing,
December 31, 1940)
Rflttlp PpppIt

♦Michigan National Bank (1 West
Michigan Ave.) Branch of Lansing....
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940
Succeeded First National Bank)
Battle Creek
♦Michigan National Bank (West Michi
gan and Washington Ave.) Branch of
Lansing .............................................................
(Formerly First National Bank of Bat
tle Creek, West End Branch. Author
ized to continue as a branch of Mich
igan National Bank, December 31,
1940)
Deckerville
♦Sanilac County Bank.....................74-1201
(Calvin Newell, President. Opened
January 2, 1941)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank and
branches ...................................................9-74
(Voluntary liquidation December 31,
1940. Converted to Industrial National
Bank-Detroit, January 2, 1941)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank, Branch:
Cass near Grand Blvd..................................
(Authorized to convert to Industrial
National Bank-Detroit, Branch of De
troit, December 31, 1940)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank, Branch:
Fenkell at Petoskey.....................................
(Authorized to convert to Industrial
National Bank-Detroit, Branch of De
troit, December 31, 1940)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank, Branch
at Grand River corner Dundee...............
(Authorized to convert to Industrial
National Bank-Detroit, Branch of De
troit, December 31, 1940)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank, Branch:
Gratiot at Pennsylvania.............................
(Authorized to convert to Industrial
National Bank-Detroit, Branch of De
troit, December 31, 1940)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank, Branch:
Jefferson at Coplin.....................................
(Authorized to convert to Industrial
National Bank-Detroit, Branch of De
troit, December 31, 1940)
Detroit
♦Industrial Morris Plan Bank, Branch:
Vernon Highway at Springwells...........
(Authorized to convert to Industrial
National Bank-Detroit, Branch of De
troit December 31, 1940)
Detroit
♦Industrial National Bank-Detroit, and
branches.................................................... 9-74
(Capital: Common $1,000,000, Preferred
$5,000. Eugene W. Lewis, President,
A. G. Ropp Cashier. Charter issued
December 31, 1940. Conversion of In
dustrial Morris Plan Bank)
Detroit
♦Industrial
National
Bank-Detroit,
Branch at Cass near Grand Blvd..........
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of Industrial Morris Plan
Bank, Branch of Detroit)
Detroit
♦Industrial
National
Bank-Detroit,
Branch: Fenkell at Petoskey....................
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of Industrial Morris Plan
Bank, Branch of Detroit)

Detroit
♦Industrial
National
Bank-Detroit,
Branch at Grand River corner Dundee
(Branch authorized December’31,’ 194o'.
Conversion of Industrial Mlorris Plan
Bank. Branch of Detroit)
Detroit
♦Industrial
National
Bank-Detroit,
Branch: Gratiot at Pennsylvania...........
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of Industrial Morris Plan
Bank, Branch of Detroit)
Detroit
♦Industrial
National
Bank-Detroit,
Branch: Jefferson at Coplin.................
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of Industrial Morris Plan
Bank, Branch of Detroit)
Detroit
♦Industrial
National
Bank-Detroit,
Branch: Vernon Highway at Springwells ....................................................................
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Conversion of Industrial Morris Plan
Bank, Branch of Detroit)
Grand Rapids
♦First National Bank & Trust Company
of Grand Rapids...................................... 74-2
(Consolidated with First National
Bank in Marshall, Marshall, First Na
tional Bank of Port Huron, Port
Huron, Saginaw National Bank, Sagi
naw, Lansing National Bank, Lansing
and First National Bank of Battle
Creek, Battle Creek, under title of
Michigan National Bank, Lansing, and
under charter of Lansing National
Bank, December 31, 1940 and operated
as a branch)
Grand Rapids
♦Michigan National Bank, Branch of
Lansing ..................................................... 74-2
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Succeeded First National Bank & Trust
Co.)
Lansing
♦Lansing National Bank................ 74-1174
(Consolidated with First National
Bank in Marshall, Marshall, First Na
tional Bank of Port Huron, Port
Huron, Saginaw National Bank, Sagi
naw, First National Bank of Battle
Creek, Battle Creek, and First National
Bank & Trust Company of Grand
Rapids, Grand Rapids under title of
Michigan National Bank, Lansing, and
under charter of Lansing National
Bank, December 31, 1940)
Lansing
♦Michigan National Bank.............. 74-1174
(Howard J. Stoddard, President, Miles
Grant, Cashier. Consolidation of Lan
sing, First National Bank of Battle
Creek, Battle Creek, First National
Bank & Trust Company, of Grand
Rapids, Grand Rapids. First National
Bank in Marshall, Marshall, First
National Bank of Port Huron, Port
Huron, and Saginaw National Bank,
Saginaw. Consolidated under charter
of Lansing National Bank, December
31, 1940. The consolidated bank is
authorized to continue 3 branches of
First National Bank, Port Huron and
1 branch of First National Bank of
Battle Creek as well as branches to
replace each head office)
Marshall
♦First National Bank in Marshall.74-287
(Consolidated with First National
Bank of Port Huron, Port Huron, Sagi
naw National Bank, Saginaw, Lansing
National Bank, Lansing, First National
Bank of Battle Creek, Battle Creek,
First National Bank & Trust Company
of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids, under
title of Michigan National Bank, Lan
sing, and under charter of Lansing
National Bank, December 31, 1940, and
operated as a branch)
Marshall
♦Michigan National Bank, Branch of
Lansing................................................... 74-287
(Branch authorized December 31,
1940. Succeeded First National Bank
in Marshall)
Port Huron
♦First National Bank of Port Huron and
branches................................................... 74-91
(Consolidated with First National Bank
in Marshall, Marshall, Saginaw Na
tional Bank, Saginaw, Lansing Na
tional Bank, Lansing, First National
Bank of Battle Creek, Battle Creek,
and First National Bank & Trust Com
pany of Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids,
under title of Michigan National Bank,
Lansing, and under charter of Lansing
National Bank, December 31, 1940 and
operated as branches)

Port Huron
♦FirBt National Bank of Port Huron,
Griswold Street Branch...............................
(Authorized to continue as a branch
of Michigan National Bank, Lansing,
December 31, 1940)
Port Huron
♦First National Bank of Port Huron,
South Park Branch.................................. ..
(Authorized to continue as a branch
of Michigan National Bank, Lansing,
December 31, 1940)
Port Huron
♦First National Bank of Port Huron,
Thomas Street Branch...............................
(Authorized to continue as a branch
of Michigan National Bank, Lansing,
December 31, 1940)
Port Huron
•Michigan National Bank, 800 Military
St., Branch of Lansing....................74-91
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Succeeded First National Bank of Port
Huron)
Port Huron
♦Michigan National Bank, 934 Griswold
St., Branch of Lansing...............................
(Formerly First National Bank of Port
Huron,
Griswold
Street
Branch.
Authorized to continue as a branch of
Michigan National Bank, December 31,
1940)
Port Huron
♦Michigan National Bank, 2401 Conner
St., Branch of Lansing...............................
(Formerly First National Bank of Port
Huron, South Park Branch. Authorized
to continue as a branch of Michigan
National Bank, December 31, 1940)
Port Huron
♦Michigan National Bank, 1601 Pine
Grove Ave., Branch of Lansing...........
(Formerly First National Bank of Port
Huron, Thomas Street Branch. Author
ized to continue as a branch of Michi
gan National Bank, December 31, 1940)
Saginaw
♦Michigan National Bank, Branch of
Lansing ................................................... 74-27
(Branch authorized December 31, 1940.
Succeeded Saginaw National Bank)
Saginaw
♦Saginaw National Bank...................74-27
(Consolidated with First National
Bank in Marshall, Marshall, First Na
tional Bank of Port Huron, Port
Huron, Lansing National Bank Lan
sing, First National Bank of Battle
Creek, Battle Creek and First National
Bank & Trust Company of Grand
Rapids, Grand Rapids under title of
Michigan National Bank, Lansing, and
under charter of Lansing National
Bank, December 31, 1940, and operated
as a branch)
MINNESOTA

Chisholm
Miners State Bank............................. 75-74
(Merged with First National Bank,
November 12, 1940)
Lockhart
♦First State Bank............................. 75-1222
(Will move and change title to The
Northwestern State Bank of Ulen,
Ulen, January 21, 1941)
Minneapolis
University National Bank of Minne
apolis ....................................................... 17-77
(Capital 8100.000. O. H. Odin, President
C. Herbert Cornell, Cashier. Conver
sion of University State Bank, October
19. 1940)
Minneapolis
University State Bank.......................17-77
(Converted to University National
Bank of Minneapolis, October 19, 1940)
Ulen
♦The Northwestern State Bank of Ulen
.................................................................. 75-1222
(Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits
$7,000. Ed Hekman, President, A. J.
Andersen, Cashier. Will be a change
in title and location of First State
Bank, Lockhart. Effective January 21,
1941)
MISSOURI

Jamestown
♦Bank of Jamestown........................ 80-1046
(Closed by order of Board of Direc
tors, January 11, 1941)
Jamestown
♦Peoples Bank of Jamestown.. .80-1811
(Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. J. Zahler, President, C. S. Dale, Cashier.
Opened January 13, 1941)
Overland
St. Johns Community Bank.... 80-1757
(Formerly listed at St. Johns Station
(St. Louis P. O.)
St. Johns Station (St. Louis P. O.)
St. Johns Community Bank. ... 80-1757
(Now listed at Overland)

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MONTANA

Columbus
Stillwater National Bank........... 93-428
(Assets sold to The Yellowstone Bank,
September 5, 1940)
NEBRASKA

Arcad ia
First National Bank.......................76-380
(Merged with Arcadia State Bank, De
cember 2, 1940)
Ashby
♦Grant County State Bank........... 76-981
(Merged with Bank of Hyannis, Hyannis, December 12, 1940)
Bennett
Citizens Bank......................................76-468
(Closed and placed in hands of State
Banking Department, September, 1940)
Chadron
♦Bank of Chadron............................. 76-1345
(Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits
$16,000. C. J. Abbott, President, W. L.
Good, Cashier. To open February 1,
1941)
Saronville
♦Farmers State Bank......................... 76-862
(Entered voluntary liquidation Decem
ber 23, 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 JERSEY

Atlantic City
^
Boardwalk National Bank, Downtown
Office: 2030-2032 Atlantic Ave.................
(Edward C. Jones, in charge. Certifi
cate issued and branch authorized
October 11, 1940)
Atlantic City
Equitable Trust Company........... 55-148
(Ceased doing a deposit business
October 11, 1940 and commenced pay
ing off its depositors October 14, 1940)
Neptune
_
„
,
♦Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank,
Neptune Branch of Asbury Park.55-706
(Succeeded Neptune Bank & Trust
Company, which was taken over by
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank,
Asbury Park, December 28, 1940)
Neptune
„„„
♦Neptune Bank & Trust Company. 65-706
(Absorbed by Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove Bank, Asbury Park, December
28, 1940, and operated as Neptune
Branch)
NEW YORK

Bolton Landing
Bolton National Bank of Bolton Land
ing ........................................................50-1137
(Absorbed by The First National Bank
of Glens Falls, Glens Falls, November
9, 1940, which bank now operates a
branch at Bolton Landing)
Bolton Landing
The First National Bank of Glens
Falls, Bolton Landing Branch of Glens
Falls ............. ...................................... 50-1137
(H. W. Liddle, Manager. Opened No
vember 12, 1940)
Brighton
Lincoln-Alllance Bank and Trust Com
pany, Twelve Corners Office of Roches-

...... ................................ .

(Roy B. Vance, Manager. To open
about December 1, 1940)
Buffalo
Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo, Allen
Office .................................................................
(Changed location from 194-196 Allen
St. to 85 Elmwood Ave.)
Holley
. „ ,
Marine Trust Company of Buffalo, Hol
ley Office of Buffalo.......................50-762
(W. Graham, in charge. Succeeded
State Exchange Bank, Holley, which
was taken over by Marine Trust Com
pany of Buffalo, in November 1940)
Holley
State Exchange Bank.....................50-762
(Taken over by Marine Trust Com
pany of Buffalo in November 1940 and
operated as Holley Office)
Mohawk
The Oneida National Bank & Trust
Company, Mohawk Office..........................
(Edw. W. Daly, Manager, R. F. James,
Assistant Manager. To open October
15, 1940)
New York
Anglo-Prague Credit Bank, Agency of
Prag
(Bohemia-Moravia)
Germany
................................................................. 1-798
(Changed title to Prague Credit Bank,

Agency of Prag (Bohemia-Moravia)
Germany, October, 1940)
New York
Deutsche Ueberseeische Bank, Repre
sentative Office of Berlin (55 Liberty
St.) ......................................................................
(Rudolf Wullen, Representative)
New York
Harlem Savings Bank, 207th Street
Office, (207th St. & Broadway)...............
(Opened August 26, 1940. William Os
borne. Assistant Secretary)
New York
Manufacturers Trust Company, Office
located at Constitution Mall at Wash
ington Square, World’s Fair.................
(Discontinued October 31, 1940)
New York (Borough of Brooklyn)
♦The Thrift................................................ 1-392
(Discontinued accepting deposits in
October 1940)
New York (Borough of Bronx)
The National City Bank of New York,
Crosby Ave. Branch (Crosby Ave. at
Westchester Ave.).......................................
(Closed October 15, 1940)
New York (Borough of Bronx)
The National City Bank of New York,
East 184th Street Branch (184th St. at
Third Ave.)......................................................
(Closed November 16, 1940)
New York (Borough of Bronx)
The National City Bank of New York,
Parkchester Branch, 1498 Metropoli
tan Ave...............................................................
(Opened November 1, 1940)
New York (Borough of Bronx)
The National City Bank of New York,
Williamsbridge Branch, 212th St. at
White Plains Ave.)...................................
(Closed December 7, 1940)
New York (Port Richmond)
(Borough of Richmond) (181 Richmond
Ave.)
♦Brooklyn Trust Company, Port Rich
mond Office of Brooklyn, New York
City......................................................................
(Business and building purchased De
cember 31, 1940 by The Mariner Harbor
National Bank which will transact
combined business from new office at
181 Richmond Ave.)
New York
Prague Credit Bank, Agency of Prag
(Bohemia-Moravia) Germany... .1-798
(Change in title of Anglo-Prague
Credit Bank, Agency of Prag (Bohe
mia-Moravia) Germany, in October,
1940)
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)
NORTH DAKOTA

Dahlen
♦Citizens State Bank, Branch of Peters
burg ....................................................................
(Discontinued October 19, 1940)
Hillsboro
First National Bank......................... 77-94
(Converted to Northwestern State
Bank, December 16, 1940)
Hillsboro
Northwestern State Bank.............. 77-94
(Conversion of First National Bank,
December 16, 1940)
Sharon
First National Bank.......................77-337
(Converted to First State Bank, Octo
ber 19, 1940)
Sharon
First State Bank................................77-337
(Conversion of First National Bank,
October 19, 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)
Greenwich
First National Bank........................56-790
(Taken over by Willard United Bank,
Willard and operated as Greenwich
Branch, December 9, 1940)

Greenwich
Willard
United
Bank,
Greenwich
Branch of Willard........................................
(Succeeded
First
National
Bank,
Greenwich which was taken over by
the Willard United Bank, Willard on
December 9, 1940)
Walnut Creek
♦Commercial & Savings Bank, Branch
of Millersburg ..............................................
(Discontinued December 31, 1940)
OKLAHOMA

Arcadia
♦Bank of Commerce........................86-1010
(Merged with First National Bank,
Harrah as First State Bank of Harrah,
Harrah, December 9, 1940)
Harrah
* First National Bank................... 86-627
(Merged with Bank of Commerce, Ar
cadia as First State Bank of Harrah,
Harrah, December 9, 1940)
Harrah
♦First State Bank of Harrah....86-627
(Capital $20,000, Surplus $3,000. O. G.
McClurg, President, Z. H. Bradley,
Cashier. Merger of First National
Bank, Harrah, and Bank of Commerce,
Arcadia. Effective December 9, 1940)
OREGON

Corvallis
♦First National Bank........................... 96-48
(Purchased by The United States Na
tional Bank of Portland, Portland,
which opened a branch at Corvallis,
December 16, 1940)
Corvallis
♦The United States National Bank of
Portland, Corvallis Branch........... 96-48
(Opened December 16, 1940. Succeeded
First National Bank which was pur
chased by The United States National
Bank of Portland, Portland)
Port Orford
Curry County Bank, Branch of Gold
Beach, Ore.............................................. 96-348
(Bernard Mather, Manager. To open
about October 1, 1940)
Taft
•The Bank of Newport, North Lincoln
Branch of Newport......................... 96-349
Roy A. Gibbs, Manager. Opened Jan
uary 6, 1941)
PENNSYLVANIA

York
Eastern National Bank...................60-167
(Purchased by York National Bank &
Trust Company and operated as East
Market Street Branch which opened
October 7, 1940)
York
York National Bank & Trust Com
pany, East Market Street Branch....
(B. J. Strickler, Manager. Opened
October 7, 1940)
SOUTH DAKOTA

♦First National Bank in Arlington
.....................................................................78-190
(Business assumed by Citizens State
Bank, January 2, 1941)
Wall
Farmers State Bank......................... 78-464
(Taken over by Underwood State
Bank, New Underwood, January 2,
1941 and operated as an office)
Wall
♦Underwood State Bank, Office of New
Underwood .......................................................
(Opened January 2, 1941. Succeeded
Farmers State Bank which was taken
over by Underwood State Bank, New
Underwood)
Wilmot
♦First National Bank........................78-766
(Converted to Wilmot State Bank,
January 2, 1941)
Wilmot
♦Wilmot State Bank..........................78-766
(Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits
$23,000. Wm. Cameron, President, Paul
J. Carstens, Cashier. Conversion of
First National Bank, January 2, 1941)
TENNESSEE

Lsiko 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

Alamo Heights (San Antonio P. O.)
♦The Broadway Bank.....................88-2193
(Capital $40,000, Surplus and Profits
$8,000. C. O. Mattfeldt, President,
Sharpe McCullough, Cashier. Opened
January 3, 1941)

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Bardwell
Bardwell State Bank in Bardwell
................................................................ 88-2169
(Entered voluntary liquidation Octo
ber 28, 1940)
Barstow
Citizens State Bank........................ 88-934
(Deposit liability taken over and part
of assets purchased by the Security
State Bank, Pecos, September 21, 1940)
Dallas
Commercial Credit Plan Industrial
Bank, Inc. of Dallas.....................................
(Capital $100,000. Opened October 25,
1940)
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)
La Grange
♦La Grange State Bank.....................88-452
(Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits
$53,000. Leo Frede, President, C. G.
Franz, Cashier. Change in title of The
John Schuhmacher State Bank, effec
tive December 31, 1940)
La Grange
♦The John Schuhmacher State Bank
.................................................................... 88-452
(Changed title to La Grange State
Bank, December 31, 1940)
M Q pro l’P'pl

♦First State Bank............................88-1172
(Entered voluntary liquidation Decem
ber 4, 1940)
Seminole
Seminole State Bank................... 88-2192
(Capital $26,000, Surplus $5,000. Jno.
D. Mitchell, President. To open latter
part of October)
WASHINGTON

Pullman
Pullman State Bank........................98-86
(Assets and liabilities transferred to
Seattle-First National Bank, Seattle,
November 1, 1940, and bank converted
into Pullman Branch)
Pullman
Pullman Branch, Seattle-First National
Bank (Spokane & Eastern Division)
Branch of Seattle............................... 98-86
(H. G. Cordes, Manager. Succeeded
Pullman State Bank, November 1, 1940)
Spokane
The Old National Bank & Union Trust
Co., of Spokane, East Side Branch
.................................................................. 28-67
(Frank M. Graff, Manager. To be
opened on or near January 1, 1941)
WEST VIRGINIA

Mount Hope
First National Bank.......................69-366
(Closed by voluntary liquidation July
27, 1940)
Berlin
The

WISCONSIN

Farmers

& Merchants Bank
..79-1092
(Capital $50,666, Surpius $15,000. F.dward M. Starkey, President, Harry J.
Kujawa, Vice-President and Cashier.
(Opened December 2, 1940)
Eagle
Bank of Eagle....................................79-508
(Closed by State Banking Department
October 25, 1940)
Lynxville
Prairie City Bank, Paying & Receiv
ing Station of Prairie du Chien...........
(Closed August 31, 1940)
Monroe
Citizens Bank ....................................79-207
(Consolidated with The First National
Bank at close of business October 19,
1940)

New Banks Reported in
Process Of Organization
t Indicates Press Report
CALIFORNIA

Lafayette
♦Lafayette Commercial & Savings Bank.
(Application filed January 9, 1941)
FLORIDA

Miami
♦Riverside Bank.

HAWAII

Lihue
Bishop National Bank of Hawaii at
Honolulu, Branch of Honolulu.
(Authorized September 12, 1940)

ILLINOIS

West Frankfort
The Bank of West Frankfort.
IOWA

Des Moines
♦flowa State Bank.
(Capital $100,000, Surplus and Undi
vided Profits $25,000. G. A. Frampton,
correspondent)
KANSAS

Burlingame
♦fFirst State Bank.
(G. E. Ramskill, correspondent)
MISSISSIPPI

Baldwin
♦Farmers & Merchants Bank.
NEW JERSEY

Pompton Lakes
tNorth Jersey National Bank of Pompton.
(Albert C. Kluge, correspondent)
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 EaBt 177th St. and
Hugh Grant Circle)
New York
Colonial Trust Company, Branch: at
1230 Sixth Ave.
(Application filed October 24, 1940)
New York
National City Bank of New York,
Branch at 195 Broadway.
(To open January 15, 1941)
NORTH CAROLINA

Greensboro
♦fCommercial Credit Plan Industrial
Bank. (Capital $100,000, Paid in Sur
plus $50,000. R. M. Chesney, corre
spondent)
OKLAHOMA

Locust Grove
♦tLocust Grove State Bank.
(Raymond D. Wilson, correspondent)
PEN NSYLVANIA

Darby
Darby National Bank.
(Irvin E. Gotshall, correspondent)
Wilson (Easton P. O.)
♦Easton National Bank, 1709 Washing
ton Blvd., Branch of Easton.
TEXAS

Pharr
Security State Bank.
(Charter granted September 12, 1940)
WASHINGTON

Spokane
The Old National Bank & Union Trust
Company, East Side Branch.
(To be opened in January, 1941)
WISCONSIN
Pao i*

PpAplf

Farmers State Bank. Paying
Receiving Station of Manawa.
Che t ek
♦Indianhead State Bank.
(To open about March 1, 1941)

and

F D I C Changes
Since Final 1940 Rand McNally
Bankers Directory
ALABAMA

Opelika—The National Bank of Opelika
* Delete
Opeiika—Opelika National Bank....Add
ARKANSAS

Texarkana—Miller County Bank
&
Trust Company................................. Delete
CALIFORNIA

Pasadena—The Security National Bank
of Pasadena........................................ Delete
Pasadena—Union National Bank of
Pasadena ................................................... Add
San Francisco—Bank of America Na
tional Trust and Savings Assn., Treas
ure Island Branch........................... Delete
FLORIDA

Miami Beach—Miami Industrial Bank,
Branch of Miami....................................Add
St. Petersburg — The First National
Bank in St. Petersburg.................... Add
St. Petersburg The Southern National

Bank of St. Petersburg................ Delete
GEORGIA

Claxton—Tippins
Banking
Company,
Incorporated............................................ Add
Lavonia—The First National Bank of
Lavonia
.............................................Delete
Lavonia—Northeast Georgia Bank..Add
Leslie—The Bank of Leslie........... Delete
IDAHO
Shelley—American National Bank of
Idaho Falls, Branch of Idaho Falls
........................................................................ Add
ILLINOIS
Alsey—Alsey State Bank.................. Delete
Cicero—Western State Bank of Cicero
.................................................................... Delete
Cicero—Western
National
Bank
of
Cicero ......................................................... Add
Downers Grove—Citizens State Bank
of Downers Grove..................................Add
Joliet—Union National Bank & Trust
Company of Joliet............................... Add
Niles Center—Niles Center State Bank
.................................................................. Delete
Skokie—Niles Center State Bank...Add
Steeleville—First National Bank of
Steeleville .................................................Add
Steeleville—State Bank of Steeleville
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Tolono—The Bank of Tolono.........Delete
INDIANA
Battle Ground—Battle Ground State
Bank ........................................................... Add
Greenfield—Greenfield Banking Com
pany ........................................................... Add
Nappanee—State Bank of Nappanee
........................................................................ Add
Patriot—Patriot State Bank........... Delete
Poseyville—Farmers Bank & Trust
Company, Branch of Wadesville. .Add
Sandborn—The Sandborn Banking Com
pany ........................................................... Add
Wadesville—Farmers Bank & Trust
Company ...................................................Add
Wadesville—The
Farmers
National
Bank of Wadesville......................... Delete
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
Meservey — The First State Bank,
Branch of Thornton........................... Add
Mount Union—Iowa State Bank, Branch
of Morning Sun......................................Add
Ossian—Citizens State Bank.........Delete

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Thornton—The First National Bank of
Thornton...............................................Delete
Thornton—The First State Bank of
Thornton, Iowa ......................................Add

Utica—First Citizens Bank & Trust
Company of Utica, head office and
branch .................................................. Delete

LOUISIANA

Dahlen—Citizens State Bank of Peters
burg, Branch of Petersburg.. .Delete
Sharon—The First National Bank of
Sharon .................................................Delete
Sharon—First State Bank of Sharon
....................................................................... Add

Shreveport—First National Bank of
Shreveport, Marshall St. Branch..Add
MARYLAND

Nanticoke—Savings Bank of Nanticoke
.................................................................. Delete
MASSACHUSETTS

Boston—The
Morris
Plan
Banking
Company of Boston, Branch at 61
Providence St............................................Add
MINNESOTA

Chisholm—Miners State Bank of Chis
holm ..................................................... Delete
Minneapolis—University National Bank
of Minneapolis........................................Add
Minneapolis—University State Bank of
Minneapolis ........................................ Delete
MISSOURI

Lebanon—State Bank of Lebanon... Add
MONTANA

Columbus—Stillwater National
Bank
.................................................................. Delete
NEBRASKA

Tilden—The Tilden Bank......................Add
Tilden—The
Tilden
National
Bank
.................................................................. Delete
NEW JERSEY

Atlantic City — Boardwalk National
Bank, Downtown Office.......................Add
Raritan—Raritan State Bank........... Add
NEW YORK

Bolton Landing—Bolton National Bank
of Bolton Landing........................... Delete
Bolton Landing — The First National
Bank of Glens Falls, Branch of Glens
Falls ........................................................... Add
Flushing—(Borough of Queens)—Man
ufacturers Trust Company, World’s
Fair Office............................................ Delete
Mohawk—The Oneida National Bank &
Trust Co. of Utica, Branch of Utica
........................................................................ Add
New York City (Bronx)—The National
City Bank of New York, Parkchester
Branch ....................................................... Add
Utica—First Bank & Trust Company of
Utica, head office and branch.........Add

NORTH DAKOTA

OHIO

Cincinnati—The Second National Bank
of Cincinnati, Westwood Branch..Add
Cincinnati—The Westwood Bank &
Savings Company ........................... Delete
OKLAHOMA

Medford—The Grant County Bank..Add
OREGON

Port Orford — Curry County Bank.
Branch of Gold Beach.......................Add
PENNSYLVANIA

York—The Eastern National Bank of
York ........................................................Delete
York—The York National Bank and
Trust Company, East Market St.
Branch ....................................................... Add
TENNESSEE

Lake City—The First National Bank of
Coal Creek ........................................ Delete
Lake City—The First National Bank of
Lake City .................................................Add
TEXAS

Barstow—The Citizens State Bank of
Barstow ...............................................Delete
Elsa—Canal Banking Company. .Delete
Hitchcock—Citizens
State
Bank
of
Hitchcock .............................................Delete
WASHINGTON

Pullman — The Pullman State Bank
....................................................................Delete
Pullman—Seattle-First National Bank,
Branch of Seattle..................................Add
WEST VIRGINIA

Mount Hope—The First National Bank
.....................................................................Delete
WISCONSIN

Eagle—Bank of Eagle.......................Delete
Lynxville Prairie City Bank, Paying
and Receiving Station of Prairie du
Chien ..................................................... Delete
Monroe—The Citizens Bank...........Delete

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Full text of Rand McNally Bankers Directory : Final 1940 Edition : Supplement No. 5, February 1941

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