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/ i RAND M-NALDf BANKERS D lR E dR T SUPPLEMENT r No. 2 to Final 1941 Edition November 1941 Issued m onthly and eovers all the hanking changes since publication o f the Final 1941 issue o f Rand M9Nally Bankers D irectory. New and reopened banks New banks in process o f organization Merged, consolidated, absorbed banks Changes in title and/or location Additions and deletions in membership o f the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. — as reported Transit number o f each bank appears after name o f hank. THIS SUPPLEMENT REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS ISSUES Rand MÇNally Bankers D irectory 111 Eighth Ave. 536 So. Clark St. 559 Mission St. New York City Chicago San Francisco P lace T his S u pplem en t Inside Y ou r C opy O f T h e F inal 1 9 4 1 E dition https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis C O F TB IO ST , 1941 BT R a KD M ^ N a LLT * C o . Changes since Rand M?Nally Bankers Directory, Final 194Ì Edition Banks not previously reported indicated by an NEW AND REOPENED INSTITUTIONS New B anks... New Branches ...................National .................... National Through Liquidation. . . . Through Absorption........ Through Conversion........ Total discontinued .................... National 1; State 3; Private 1 ...................... .....................National 2; State 4 .......................................... .....................National 1 ; ............... Private 1 . . . . . . . . . . , ..................... National 4; State 7; Private 2 .................. Through Liquidation Through Absorption........ Total discontinued ..................... National 2 ............................................................ ..................... ........................ State 1 . . . ......... .......... ................ .....................National 2; State 1 . . . .......................... .......... Head Offices Branches___ .....................National .....................National Total 12 Total 8 1; State 10; Private 1 ......... ............ 3; State 5 .......................................... BANKS REPORTED DISCONTINUED Total Total Total Total 5 6 2 13 BRANCHES REPORTED DISCONTINUED Total 2 Total 1 Total 3 CHANGES IN TITLE AND/OR LOCATION ARKANSAS West Memphis Merchants & Planters B ank... .81-743 (Capital $50,000, Surplus $10,000. Luther Wallin, President, R. E. Rob ertson, Cashier, To open about Sep tember 15, 1941) " C A L IF O R N IA XjOS Angeles Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, Seaboard Office ......... _............................................ 16-128 (Discontinued on September 6, 1941 and business transferred to Los An geles Main Office) Los Angeles ♦California Bank City Market Office of Los Angeles, 863 South San Pedro Street ...........................................16-153 (Change in location of California Bank, City Market Office of Los An geles, 1105 South San Pedro Street. Effective October 4, 1941) March Field Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank, March Field Branch of RiverSide ........................................................... (R. E. Denney, Manager and Assistant Cashier. Opened August 12, 1941) F L O R ID A Belle Glade ♦Florida National Bank at Belle Glade .........................................63-543 (Capital $50,000, Surplus $10,000. Leonard A. Usina, President, Milton L. Campbell, Cashier. Charter issued September 18, 1941) G E O R G IA La Grange La Grange Banking Company. .64-1202 (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $12,000. A. E. Mallory, President, N. R. Henderson, Cashier. Opened Septem ber 15, 1941) Mansfield Loyd Banking Company (Private Bank —not Incorporated).............. 64-1204 (W. D. Loyd, President and Cashier) Royston Commercial Exchange Bank (Private Bank—not Incorporated..............64-1165 (Liquidated as of August 30, 1941) Royston Tri-County Bank of R oyston... 64-1165 (Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. Hoke McConnell, President, L. M. Turner, Cashier. Opened September 1, 1941. Succeeded Commercial Exchange Bank Private Bank—not Incorporated) IL L IN O IS First National Bank of Englewood ........................................................... 2-109 (Retiring from business. Reported. August 20, 1941) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Total 7 Total 3 3; State 4 ............. ........................ ... 1; State 2 ......... ................................ Fairmount Porterfield’s State B ank...............70-932 (Changed title to Sidell State Bank and moved to Sidell, September 15, 1941) Farmer City ♦Farmer City State Bank....... 70-2159 (Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. Harry C. Gring, President, E. R. Rinehart, Cashier. To open November 1, 1941) Gibson City First National Bank in Gibson City ............................................. 70-999 (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $27,000. L. E. Phillips, President, John E. Wilson, Vice President and Cashier. Change in title and location of First National Bank of Piper City, Piper City, September 2, 1941) Gibson City First National Bank of Gibson. .70-640 (Assets purchased and deposit liabil ities assumed by First National Bank in Gibson City which was a change in title and location of First National Bank of Piper City, Piper City, Sep tember 2, 1941) Johnsonville ♦Johnsonville State Bank......... 70-1829 (In liquidation September 22, 1941) ♦Bank of Piasa.......................... 70-1816 (In process of liquidation. All de posits paid. Reported October 4, 1941) Piper City First National Bank of Piper City ................ |.......................: . . .........70-999 (Changed title and location to First National Bank in Gibson City, Gibson City, September 2, 1941) Sidell Sidell State Bank.......................... 70-932 (Parker W. Bennett, President, W il fred Hickman, Cashier. Change in title and location of Porterfield’s State Bank, Fairmount, September 15, 1941) IO W A Independence Security State Bank................... 72-2190 (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits, $15,000. J. F. Baden, President, John Corcoran, Jr., Cashier. To open Octo ber 1, 1941) KANSAS Le Loup Le Loup State Bank................. 83-1147 (Absorbed by Peoples National Bank, Ottawa, August 4, 1941) Merriam ♦Merriam State B a n k ........... 83-1199 (Will move to Mission and change title to Mission State Bank, October 25, 1941) Mission ♦Mission State Bank................ 83-1199 (Will be a change in title and loca tion of Merriam State Bank, Merriam. Effective October 25, 1941) M IN N E S O T A ♦Union State B a n k ...................75-793 (Voluntary liquidation Reported October 1, 1941) completed. NEW YORK Au Sable Forks . .......... ♦Bank of Au Sable F ork s.......5 0 -6 5 5 (Taken over by Plattsburg National Bank & Trust Company, Plattsburg, on September 27, 1941 and operated as Au Sable Forks Branch) Au Sable Forks ♦Plattsburg National Bank & Trust Company, Au Sable Forks Branch of Plattsburg....... .................................... • (G. A. Dustin, Manager. Succeeded Bank of Au Sable Forks which was taken over by Plattsburg National Bank & Trust Company, Plattsburg, September 27, 1941) Brooklyn ♦Brooklyn Trust Company, Office at 618 Brighton Beach Avenue............... (Change in location of Brooklyn Trust Company, Office at Coney Island Avenue and Neptune Avenue, Brigh ton Beach. Effective September 2, 1941) Brooklyn The National City Bank of New York, Branch at 618 Brighton Beach Ave....... (Discontinued. Reported August 2, 1941) Jackson Heights (La Guardia Field) Empire Trust Company, La Guardia Airport Office............................. 1-229 (William Sharman, Manager. Opened September 9, 1941) New York City (Borough of Bronx) ♦Macy’s Bank, Metropolitan and wood Aves., Branch o f Macy’s Bank, Bor ough o f Manhattan......... ............ 1-678 (Opened October 13, 1941) New York City ♦The Public National Bank and Trust Company ............. ...................... 1-127 (Moved from 76 Williams St. to 35-41 Broad St., October 6, 1941) Nunda Peter De Puy’s Banking House (Pri vate) ................. 50-628 (Converted to a state bank under title of Peter De Puy State Bank, August 11, 1941) Nunda Peter De Puy State Bank............50-628 (Capital: Common $25,000, Debenture Bonds $20,000, Surplus $17,000. Perry J. De Puy, President, Earl E. De Puy, Cashier. Conversion of Peter De Puy’s Banking House (Private Bank), August 11, 1941) St. George (Sta. Staten Island) Bank of the Manhattan Co., St. George Branch, 28 Bay St.................................. (Taken over by Staten Island Na tional Bank & Trust Co., Port Rich mond and consolidated with their Tompkinsville Office which then moved to St. George, at close of business August 30, 1941) St. George (Sta. Staten Island) Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co., St. George Office of Port Rich mond ............................................... 1-460 (Change in location of Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co., Tompkinsville Office of Port Richmond, as of August 30, 1941, after taking over the St. Geerge Branch of the Bank of the Manhattan Company) Tompkinsville Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co., Tompkinsville Office of Port Rich mond .................. 1- ................. ••••1-460 (Moved to St. George, August 30, 1941, after taking over the St. George Branch of the Bank of the Manhat tan Company) NORTH D A K O TA Osnabrock Exchange, Paying and Re ceiving Station of The First State Bank of Munich, Munich.............. (Opened August 15, 1941) O H IO Dayton „„ ♦Dayton Morris Plan Bank......... 56-43 (Changed title to Peoples Bank of Dayton, August 12, 1941) Dayton |g ♦Peoples Bank of Dayton............. 56-43 (Change in title of Dayton Morris Plan Bank. Eeffctive August 12, ? 941) OKLAHOM A Bethany The First National Bank of Bethany ......... . . . .......................................... 86-916 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $8,623. E. E. Shroyer, President, F. L. Davis, Cashier. Change in title and location of The First National Bank of Wheatland, August 9, 1941) Wheatland „ . The First National Bank of Wheatland ................ ............... *.......... 86-916 (Changed title and location to The First National Bank of Bethany, Beth any, August 9, 1941) P E N N S Y L V A N IA Reading Union National Bank..................... 60-35 (Taken over by Berks County Trust Company, September 10, 1941) S O U T H C A R O L IN A Columbia , The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina, Five Points Branch of Charleston, 2026 Devine St............................. v * (Opened August 15, 1941) SOUTH D A K O T A Colton ___ , Community Bank, Office of H artford.. (Wm. J. Berdahl, Manager. Opened August 1, 1941) Onida „ „„„ ♦The Onida Bank.......................... 78-839 (Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000, Lu ther Nelson, President, Arthur J. Owens, Cashier. Conversion of The Onida National Bank, September 8, 1941) Onida ♦The Onida National Bank......... 78-839 (Converted to The Onida Bank, Sep tember 8, 1941) TENNESSEE Centerville ♦Farmers & Merchants B ank... 87-626 (Purchased by Security Bank & Trust Company, September 13, 1941) Dyersburg Dyersburg State Bank............... 87-803 (Capital $100,000, Surplus $20,000. H. G. Roberts, President, W. H. Fones, Cashier. To open September 15 to October 1, 1941) W E S T V IR G IN IA Farmers & Merchants Bank of Cairo ......................................................... 69-440 (Capital $25,000, Surplus $6,250. H. D. Pepper, President, S. E. Swiger, Cashier. Opened August 20, 1941) W IS C O N S I N Chetek The Indianhead State B ank... .79-1093 (Capital $30,000, Surplus and Profits $6,000. Gustave Johnson, President, F. A. Pattridge, Cashier. To open in September 1941) The Farmers & Merchants State Bank ............................................. 79-674 (Absorbed by the Prairie City, Bank, Prairie du Chien, August 12, 1941, https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis which bank now operates a paying and receiving station at Seneca) Prairie City Bank, Paying and Receiv ing Station of Prairie du Chien......... (Clarence Paulson, Manager. Succeeded Farmers & Merchants State Bank which was taken over by Prairie City Bank, Prairie du Chien, August 12, 1941) New Banks Reported in Process O f Organization F D IC Changes ALABAM A ♦Ozark—The Bank of Ozark............Add C A L IF O R N IA ♦La Verne—The Farmers and Merchants Bank of La Verne.......................Delete ♦March Field—The Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank of Riverside, Branch of Riverside.......................Add ♦Orange—Orange Savings Bank..Delete DELAW ARE ♦Delmar—The First National Bank of Delmar ......... Delete f Indicates Press Report F L O R ID A ALABAM A Prichard tPrichard National Bank. (Capital $100,000, Surplus $20,000. E. B. Peebles, President) C A L IF O R N IA Burbank ♦Consumers Commercial and Savings Bank, Magnolia Blvd. & Hollywood Way, Branch of Los Angeles. (Reported October 3, 1941) Cotati ♦Exchange Bank, Branch of Santa Rosa. (Application filed September 24, 1941) Lafayette Central Bank, Branch of Oakland. Lakewood Village (Long Beach P. O.) Peoples Bank. (Clyde Doyle, correspondent) Los Angeles ♦Consumers Commercial and Savings Bank with branches at: Vicinity At lantic & Valley Blvds., Vicinity Pico Blvd. & Overland Ave., Vicinity Los Angeles Municipal Air Terminal, 43rd St. and Crenshaw Blvd. (known as Leimert Park) and Ventura Blvd. & Vesper Ave. (Known as Sherman Oaks). Application filed August 20, 1941) San Gabriel ♦Consumers Commercial and Savings Bank, Los Tunos Drive & Delmar Ave., Branch of Los Angeles. (Reported October 3, 1941) G E O R G IA Atlanta t*Bank of Atlanta, 434-87 Moreland Ave. (C. N. Davie and Earl W. Hathcock, Incorporators. To open Novem ber 1, 1941) Nashville Rogers Howard Banking (Private Bank—not Incorporated) ♦Chattahoochee—Gadsden County State Bank ............................. .................Add ♦River Junction—Gadsden County State Bank ........................................... Delete G E O R G IA ♦LaGrange—LaGrange Banking Com pany ................................................ Add ♦Royston—Tri-County Bank of Royston ............................... .......... Add IL L IN O IS ♦Bellwood-—Bellwood State Bank.Delete ♦Burnside—State Bank of Burnside... ......... , .... .................................... Delete ♦Fairmount—Porterfield’s State Bank of Fairmount................................Delete ♦Fowler—Bank of Fowler............Delete ♦Gibson City—First National Bank in Gibson City ............................. Add ♦Gibson City—The First National Bank of Gibson.......................................Delete ♦La Harpe—State Bank of La Harpe .............................................................Add ♦Melrose Park—Melrose Park National Bank ............................1.................. Add ♦Piasa—Bank of Piasa................. Delete ♦Piper City—The First National Bank of Piper City..............................Delete ♦Sidell—Sidell State Bank....... .........Add IO W A ♦Brighton—Rubio Savings Bank of Brighton .......................................... Add ♦Burt—Burt Savings Bank................. Add ♦Davenport—Northwest Bank & Trust Company ......... Add ♦Ralston—Security Savings B a n k , Branch of Scranton.....................Delete Rubio—Rubio Savings Bank. . . . . Delete ♦Rubio—Rubio Savings Bank of Brigh ton, Branch of Brighton............... Add ♦Ruthven—Ruthven State B ank....A dd KANSAS IL L IN O IS Auburn ♦State Bank o f Auburn. (Capital $25,000, Surplus $5,000. Will open for business in November) Leland ♦State Bank of Leland. (Permit issued September 22, 1941) Milledgeville ♦Milledgeville State Bank. (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $5,000. Albert R. Anderson, Cashier) ♦Parsons—The Exchange State Bank ........... ..................... . . . ................Delete ♦Shawnee—The Shawnee State Savings Bank .................................................Add M ASSACH USETTS ♦Lowell—Union National Bank of Low ell, head office and 2 branches. . .Add ♦Lowell—Union Old Lowell National Bank, head office and 2 branches . . . . . . . . . . . .v............................... .Delete L O U IS IA N A M IN N E S O T A NEW YORK ♦Hokah—Union State Bank, of Hokah ............................................... ....D elete ♦Minneapolis—The Central National Bank of Minneapolis.................Delete ♦Minneapolis—The Central Northwest ern National Bank of Minneapolis.Add Kentwood ♦Guaranty Bank & Trust Company. Brooklyn ♦Manufacturers Trust Company, new branch, at: 5007 Church Ave. (Reported October 10, 1941) Brooklyn ♦Manufacturers Trust Company, new branch at: 8419-8421 Fifth Ave. (Reported October 10, 1941) New York City (Borough of Bronx) ♦Manufacturers Trust Company, new Branch at: 261-263 East 167th St. (Reported October 10, 1941) Rochester Genesee Valley Trust Company. (Filed application for permission to open a branch office at 1515 Mt. Hope Ave., Rochester) N O R T H C A R O L IN A Garland . t*The Scottish Bank, Branch berton, Rockingham. Rockingham . t*The Scottish Bank, Branch berton, Tarboro. Tarboro ■(•♦Guaranty Bank & Trust Branch of Greenville. _ _ of Lum, i of Lumw Company, M IS S O U R I ♦St. Joseph—The Mechanics Bank of St. Joseph........................................ Add ♦St. Joseph—The Mechanics State Bank ....................................................... Delete M ONTANA ♦Bridger—The American National Bank of Bridger .................................Delete ♦Bridger—Bank of Bridger.............Add NEW JERSEY ♦Irvington—Chancellor Trust Company ................................... „ . .v.......... Delete ♦Irvington—United States Trust Com pany of Newark, Branch of Newark ........................... .............................. Add ♦Newark—The Mount Prospect National Bank of Newark..........................Delete NEW M E X IC O ♦Albuquerque—New Mexico State Bank .......................................................... Add V IR G IN IA Norfolk (•♦Southern Bank of Norfolk, new branch at: 116-118 West Bute St. NEW YORK /^Greece—Lincoln-Alliance Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Roches ter ........................... .................... \ .Add ♦North Beach—Empire Trust Company, Branch of New York City..............Add ♦Nunda—Peter Depuy State Bank..Add ♦Ridgewood—The National City Bank of New York, Branch of New York City ........................................... ..Delete ♦Rochester—First Industrial B ank... . ........................................................ Delete ♦St. George—-Staten Island National Bank & Trust Company of New York, Branch of Port Richmond............. Add ♦Tompkinsville (P. O. Staten Is.)— Staten Island National Bank & Trust Company of New York, Branch of Port Richmond............................. Delete NORTH DAKOTA ♦Aneta—First State Bank of Sharon, Branch of Sharon............................ Add ♦Inkster------The First State Bank of Gilby, Branch of Gilby...................Add ♦Osnabrock—The First State Bank of Munich, Branch of Munich............Add O H IO ♦Dayton—The Dayton Morris Plan Bank ................. Delete ♦Dayton—The Peoples Bank of Dayton ........................... ...A d d OKLAHOM A ♦Bethany—The First National Bank of Bethany ............................................Add ♦Wheatland—The First National Bank of Wheatland ............................ Delete P E N N S Y L V A N IA ♦Reading—Union National Bank of Reading ....................................... Delete ♦South Wililamsport—Bank of South Williamsport .................................. Add SOUTH DAKOTA ♦Onida—The Onida Bank...................Add ♦Onida—The Onida National Bank.. ................ Delete ♦White Lake—Farmers and Merchants State Bank, Branch of Plankington ................................................ Add TENNESSEE ♦Centerville—Farmers & Merchants .Delete Bank ..................... ♦Woodbury—Bank of Commerce. . . . Add ♦Woodbury—Commerce Union Bank, Branch of Nashville...................Delete TEXAS ♦Fort Worth—-North Fort Worth State Bank ............; ................................ Add ♦Jasper—The Citizens National Bank of Jasper .........................................Delete ♦Morton—First State Bank..............Add ♦Weatherford—The Merchants and Farmers State Bank of Weather ford ..................................................Add VERMONT ♦Cambridge—The Sterling Trust Com pany, Branch of Johnson......... Delete ♦South Londonderry—Brattleboro Trust Company, Branch of Brattleboro. .. ............ . ......................................... Delete VIRGINIA ♦Hilton Village—Bank of Warwick.Add ♦Pulaski—The Pulaski Trust Company ......................................................... Add WASHINGTON ♦Colfax—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.................... Delete ♦Colfax—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add ♦Davenport—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spo kane, Branch of Spokane......... Delete ♦Davenport—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane... .Add ♦Grandview—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spo kane, Branch of Spokane......... Delete ♦Grandview—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane......... Add ♦Harrington—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spo kane, Branch of Spokane......... Delete ♦Harrington—The old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane..Add ♦Palouse—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.................... Delete ♦Palouse—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add ♦Pomeroy—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.................... Delete ♦Pomeroy—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane......... Add ♦Port Angeles—Olympic State Bank. . . . .............................................................Add ♦Prosser------The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.................... Delete ♦Prosser—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.. . . .Add ♦Reardon—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.....................Delete ♦Reardon—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add ♦Ritzville—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.....................Delete ♦Ritzville—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add ♦Rosalia—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.....................Delete ♦Rosalia—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add ♦Spokane—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, head office and branch..............Delete ♦Spokane—The Old National Bank of Spokane, head office and branch..Add ♦Sprague—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.....................Delete ♦Sprague—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add ♦Sunnyside—The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane, Branch of Spokane.....................Delete ♦Sunnyside—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... Add WEST VIRGINIA ♦Cairo—Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cairo............................................ Add WISCONSIN ♦Seneca—Farmers and Merchants State Bank ............................................ 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