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RAND MCNALLY ; i BANKERSDIRECTDRY J SUPPLEMENT No. 4 to Final 1941 Edition January 1942 Issued m onthly and covers 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 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. — as reported Transit num ber o f each hank appears after name o f bank. THIS SUPPLEMENT REPLACES ALL PREVIOUS ISSUES Rand MÇNally Bankers Directory 111 Eighth Ave. New York City 536 So. Clark St. Chicago 559 Mission St. San Francisco P lace T his S upplem ent Inside Y ou r C op y O f T h e F in al 1 9 4 1 E dition https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Copyright, 1942 by Rams M cN ally a C o . 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Total discontinued............. ................... National 5; ...................National 2; ....................National 1 ; ........ .. National 2 ...................National 10; State 12; Private 1 ..................................... State , 7 ...................................................... .. . State 2 .................................................. ....... ; ...............Private 1; Other Institutions 2 State 21; Private 2; Other Institutions 2 .Total . Total Total . Total .Total 18 9 3 5 35 BRANCHES REPORTED DISCONTINUED Through Liquidation.....................................................National 3; State 2 ........................................................... Through Absorption.............................................................. ................ State 1....................................... .................. Through Merger or Consolidation.....................................................State 2 ............................................................ Total discontinued........... .............. ................ .National 3; State 5 . . . . . . ............ .................................. .Total 5 .Total 1 Total 2 . Total 8 CHANGES IN TITLE AND/OR LOCATION Head Offices............................................. . .................. .National Branches...................... ; .................. ..............'...............National ALABAM A Prichard Prichard National Bank...............61-568 (Capital $100,000. E. B. Peebles, Presi dent, J. F. Lyle, Cashier. Charter issued October 25, 1941) ARKANSAS West Memphis Merchants & Planters B ank.. . . 81-743 (Capital $50,000, Surplus $10,000. Luther Wallin, President, R. Ë. Rob ertson, Cashier, To open about Sep tember 15, 1941) C A L IF O R N IA Lakewood Village ♦Peoples Bank................................ 90-1404 (Capital $100,000, Surplus $25,000. Ralph H. Clock, President, W. M. Parker, Cashier. Expect to open for business in December 1941) Los 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) IjOS 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) DELAW ARE Newport St. Georges Trust Company............62-71 (Change in location of St. Georges Trust Company, St. Georges. Head o f fice moved to Newport, September 5, 1941 and is maintaining a temporary' depository at St. GeorgesL Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $75,000. Harry L. Gray, President, Wm. B. Crompton, Cashier) St. Georges St. Georges Trust Company......... 62-71 (Head office moved to Newport, Sep tember 5, 1941 and a temporary de pository is being maintained at St. Georges) St. Georges St. Georges Trust Company............... (Temporary Depository o f St. Georges Trust Company of Newport which moved from St. Georges to Newport) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 3; State 1; State 6 ......... .............. .............. ... ............. 3 ................. .............. .......................... 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) ♦The Southside Bank of Jacksonville, 1728 Hendricks Ave...................... 63-544 (Capital $100,000, Surplus $20,000. Frank Sherman, President, J. M. Edson, Cashier. Will open January 2, 1942) G E O R G IA Atlanta ♦The Bank of Atlanta, 434-37 Moreland Ave............. 64-24 Capital $100,000. Carl N. Davie, Presi dent, E. J. Striplin, Cashier. Opened December 1, 1941) 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) Nashville ♦Rogers-Howard Banking Company (Private Bank—not In c.)......... 64-1205 (Capital $7,000. S. A. Rogers, President, P. L. Howard, Cashier. Opened Novem ber 5, 1941) 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 Auburn State Bank of Auburn............... 70-2160 (Capital: Common $25,000, Preferred $5,000, Surplus $1,250. L. T. Graham, President, Kimber Lane, Cashier. Chicago First National Bank of Englewood ............ 2-109 (Retiring from business. Reported August 20, 1941) Pf QQTin Cissna Park State B a n k ..........70-1226 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $10,000. D. A. Frederick, President, A. Total 9 Total 4 O. Bauer, Cashier. Change in title and location of the Clarence State Bank, Clarence, October 20, 1941) Cls*r6nc 6 Clarence State B a n k ................70-1226 (Changed title and location to Cissna Park State Bank, Cissna Park, October 20, 1941) Fairmount Porterfield’s State Bank...............70-932 (Changed title to Sidell State Bank and moved to Sidell, September 15, 1941) Farmer City Farmer City State B ank... . .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 hnd 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) Goodwine Farmers State Bank............. ..70-1323 (In liquidation. Reported by bank October 27, 1941) Grayslake ♦First State Bank of Grayslake.70-2161 (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $15,000. R. J. Dwyer, President, J. H. Clendenin, Cashier. Opened December 15, 1941) Johnsonville Johnsonville State Bank......... 70-1829 (In liquidation September 22, 1941) Milledgeville ♦Milledgeville State B ank .......... 70-2162 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $7,500. A. H. Wagner, President, Al bert R. Anderson, Cashier. To Open January 2, 1942) 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) IN D IA N A Falmouth Falmouth State B ank...........7 1 -7 4 8 (Going into voluntary liquidation and dissolution November 26, 1941) Indianapolis Marion County State Bank......... 20-66 (Absorbed by Fidelity Trust Company, October 4, 1941) IO W A Independence _ Security State B a n k .............. 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 __ Fellsburg Farmers State Bank.................. 83-1207 (Merged with Home State Bank, Lewis at close of business October 25, 1941) Horton _„ First National Bank......... .........83-149 (Converted to a state bank under title of Home State bank on October 25, 1941) Horton „„ „ Home State Bank.................. (Capital $30,000, Surplus and Profits $19,750. H. W. Wilson, President, A. D. Ingels, Cashier. Conversion of First National Bank on October 25, 1941) Le Loup „„ ' Le Loup State Bank................. 83-1147 (Absorbed by Peoples National Bank, Ottawa, August 4, 1941) Marion ni>n •State Bank of Commerce..............83-269 (Liquidating voluntarily. No deposits accepted after December 8, 1941) Merriam • Merriam State Bank................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) Simpson >' ' Farmers State B a n k ..............83-695 (Completed liquidation as o f Novem ber 1, 1941. Paying all depositors in full) KENTUCKY Cerulean •Bank of Cerulean......................... 73-464 (Went into liquidation December 10, 1941 and placed its affairs in the hands of the State Banking Department) L O U IS IA N A Kentwood Guaranty Bank & Trust Company, Office of Hammond......................84-442 (H. H. Starns, Manager. To open about November 15. 1941) M IC H IG A N Bellevue •Central National Bank at Battle Creek, Bellevue Branch of Battle Creek .........................................................74-469 (M. K. Johnson, Manager. Opened No vember 24, 1941. Succeeded Peoples State Bank) Bellevue •Peoples State Bank.......................74-469 (Assets acquired and deposits as sumed by Central National Bank at Battle Creek, Battle Creek on Novem ber 22, 1941 and a branch is being operated in its stead) Flint The Merchants and Mechanics Bank (Industrial B ank.........................74-56 (Converted to a commercial bank under same title, October 1, 1941) Flint The Merchants and Mechanics Bank ..............................1 .......................74-56 (Capital $250,000, Surplus and Profits $176,000. Jos. H. Crawford, President, Homer E. Wilt, Cashier. Converted from an industrial bank to a com mercial bank on October 1, 1941) Hancock National Metals Bank o f Hancock ....... ........................ 74-186 (Entered voluntary liquidation at close of business November 8, 1941) Ironwood National Metals Bank of Hancock, https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Branch of Hancock.......................74-120 (Head Office and branch entered volun tary liquidation at close of business November 8, 1941. Ironwood branch succeeded by National Metals Bank of Ironwood) Ironwood National Metals Bank of Ironwood ..................... 74-120 (Capital $100,000, Surplus and Profits $25,000. W. G. Peterson, President, Geo. S. Henry, Cashier. Opened November 10, 1941. Succeeds National Metals Bank of Hancock, Ironwood Branch of Hancock) Kalamazoo •Industrial State Bank ................. 74-47 (Capital $200,000, Surplus and Profits $85,000. Chas. J. Monroe, President, Lewis A. Campbell, Cashier. Conver sion of Kalamazoo Industrial Bank (Industrial Bank) November 26 1941) Kalamazoo •Kalamazoo Industrial Bank (Indus trial Bank)....................................... 74-47 (Converted to a state bank under title of Industrial State Bank, November 26, 1941 Keego Harbor Oakland County State Bank, Branch of M ilford..................... 74-1202 (John Marshall, Manager. Opened Oc tober 10. 1941) M IN N E S O T A Hokah Union State Bank....................75-793 (Voluntary liquidation completed. Reported October 1, 1941) MISSOURI Fort Leonard Wood •The Bank of Fort Leonard Wood .......................................................80-1813 (Capital $25,000. George H. Lounsbery, President, William J. Reardon, Cashier. Opened December 8, 1941) MONTANA Fairview •Fairview Bank............................. 93-522 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $7,000. Duncan Noyes, President, Leo J. Lukanitsch Cashier. Opened Decem ber 6, 1941) NEBRASKA Thayer •Thayer Bank..................................76-888 (Discontinued receiving deposits. Now in process of voluntary liquidation. Re ported December 12, 1941) NEVADA Boulder City Bank of Nevada, Branch of Las Vegas ........................................................... 94-66 (Opened November 15, 1941) Las Vegas Bank of Nevada..............................94-65 (Capital $50,000, Surplus $10,000. W. E. Ferron, President. Opened November 15, 1941) NEW YORK Au Sable Forks Bank of Au Sable Forks........... 50-655 (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 whicn was taken over by Plattsburg National Bank & Trust Company, Plattsburg, September 27, 1941) Brooklyn Brooklyn Trust Company, Office at 618 Brighton Beach A v e n u e ............ (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) Forestville First National Bank.......................50-733 (In liquidation as of November 1, 1941) Irondequoit (Rochester P. O.) •Lincoln-AUiance Bank and Trust Com pany, Branch of Rochester................ (Burton H. Wedel, Manager. Opened December 1, 1941) Morristown Frontier National Bank............... 50-804 (In voluntary liquidation. Reported November 12, 1941) New York City (Borough of Bronx) Macy’s Bank, Metropolitan and Wood Aves., Branch of Macy’s Bank, Bor ough of 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 36-41 Broad St., October 6, 1941) North Beach Empire Trust Company, La Guardia Airport Office................................. 1-229 (William Sharman, Manager. Opened September 9, 1941) (Previously re ported at Jackson Heights) 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) Rochester •Genesee Valley Trust Company, Valley Office 1475 Mt. Hope Ave......................... Herbert L. Gaylord, Manager. Author ized to operate after October 17, 1941. St. George (Sta. Staten Island) Bank of the Manhattan Co., St. George Branch, 28 Bay S t................................ (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., Tomp kinsville Office of Port Richmond, as of August 30, 1941, after taking over the St. George Branch of the Bank of the Manhattan Company) Tompkinsville Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co., Tompkinsville Office of Port Rich mond ............................ ................1-460 (Moved to St. George, August 30, 1941, after taking over the St. George Branch of the Bank of the Manhat tan Company) Troy •The Manufacturers National Bank of Troy, Broadway Office........................... Geo. F. Barrett, Assistant Vice Presi dent. Opened November 1, 1941. Susceeded The Troy Trust Company) Troy •Troy Trust Company.................... 50-67 (Assets acquired and deposit liabilities assumed by Manufacturers National Bank on November 1, 1941 and an office known as Broadway Office is now be ing operated by the Manufacturers National Bank in its stead) Utica First Bank & Trust Company, Branch at 508-10 Bleecker St............................ (Change in location of First Bank & Trust Company, Branch at 443-5 Bleecker St. Reported October 27, 1941) NORTH CAROLINA Vanceboro Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Branch of Greenville.................66-937 (A. F. Whitley, Cashier. Opened No vember 5, 1941) NORTH DAKOTA Osnabrock Osnabrock Exchange, Paying and Re ceiving Station of The First State Bank of Munich, Munich........................ (Opened August 15, 1941) Reynolds •First State Bank of Buxton, Paying and Receiving Station of Buxton....... (Discontinued December 1, 1941) OHIO Cleveland •The Cleveland Trust Company Detroit-65th Branch (Consolidated with Peoples Branch. Reported December 15, 1941) Cleveland •The Cleveland Trust Company, Lorain65th Branch ............................................ (Consolidated with Peoples Branch. Reported December 15, 1941) Dayton Dayton Morris Plan Bank............56-43 (Changed title to Peoples Bank of Dayton, August 12, 1941) Dayton Peoples Bank of Dayton......... v ,56 ,3 (Change in title of Dayton Morris Plan Bank. Effective August 12, 1941) OKLAHOM A ^^The^First National Bank o f Bethany ...................................86-916 (Capital" $25,000, Surplus and Profits $8 623. E. E. Shroyer, President, P. L. Davis, Cashier. Change in title and location of The First National Bank of Wheatland, August 9, 1941) Wheatland ; _ , . __ . The First National Bank o f 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 B ank .. . . . . . . . . . 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 ^Opened August 15, 1941) Dunbarton »Dunbarton Cash Depository---- 67-718 (Went into voluntary liquidation No vember 8, 1941. Paid depositors in full) SOUTH D A K O T A C°Community Bank, Office of Hartford.. (Wm. J. Berdahl, Manager. Opened August 1, 1941) Lake Andes , _ , , , ♦Commercial State Bank, Lake Andes Office of Wagner.......................... 78-894 (A. P. Williamson, Manager. Expect to open on January 2, 1942) Onida „5 . . . 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 B ank.. . . . .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) Chattanooga Commercial National Bank......... 87-30 Merged with American Trust & Bank ing Company, October 27, 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) .........................................................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 Ch6t 6k The Indianhead State Bank......79-1093 (Capital $30,000, Surplus and Profits $6,000. Gustave Johnson, President, F. A. Pattridge, Cashier. To open in September 1941) Chili Central State Bank, Paying and Re ceiving Station of Marshfield. Elmer J. Martin, Manager. To open December 1, 1941) Dodgeville ♦The First National Bank of Dodge ville ............................................... 79-303 (Suspended as of November 29, 1941) The Farmers & Merchants State Bank ......................................................79-674 (Absorbed by the Prairie City, Bank, Prairie du Chien, August 12, 1941, 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 Indicates Press Report TEXAS Exchange Bank, Branch of Santa Rosa. (Application filed September 24, 1941) Lafayette Central Bank, Branch of Oakland. 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) Denver ♦fStockyards Bank of Denver. (Frank J. Denison, President. To open January 1, 1942) G E O R G IA Broxton ♦Belger Banking Company, Bank. (Reported December 9, 1941) Cambridge Sterling Trust Company, Branch of Johnson (Discontinued) W A S H IN G T O N Seattle ♦Coolidge Mutual Savings B a n k ..19-93 (Consolidated with Washington Mu tual Savings Bank, November 25, 1941 and operated as Coolidge Branch) Seattle ♦Washington Mutual Savings Bank, Coolidge Branch, 1524 Westlake Ave ...........................................................19-93 (Harry Shelton, Manager. Succeeded Coolidge Mutual Savings Bank No vember 25, 1941 which consolidated with Washington Mutual Savings Bank) W E S T V IR G IN IA Cairo Farmers & Merchants Bank of Cairo https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Leland State Bank of Leland. (Permit issued September 22, 1941) Pecatonica Bank of Pecatonicq,. (Capital $25,000, Surplus $2,500. Char ter issued October 27, 1941) IN D IA N A North Liberty ♦Community State Bank. (Reported November 18, 1941) M A IN E Portland ♦Canal National Bank, Branch Corner of High and Congress Sts. (Reported December 15, 1941) M ASSACH U SETTS M IS S O U R I Kansas City ♦Kansas City Trust Company. (Organized more than fifty years ago but for the past number of years not receiving deposits, will soon open as a bank of deposit) NEW YORK Brooklyn ♦East Brooklyn Savings Bank. (Application for permission to open a branch office at the southwest corner of East 18th St. and Church Ave. Filed December 1, 1941) 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) New York City ♦Manufacturers Trust Company filed ap plication for permission to open a branch at 741 Fifth Ave. Spencerport ♦Genesee Valley Trust Company, Branch of Rochester. Garland t The Scottish Bank, Branch of Lumberton, Rockingham. Rockingham ■(•Commercial State Bank, Branch of Laurel Hill. Rockingham t The Scottish Bank, Branch of Lumberton, TarborO. Tarboro ♦Edgecombe Banking & Trust Com pany. (J. W. Forbes, President) Tarboro t Guaranty Bank & Trust Company, Branch of Greenville. TENNESSEE Memphis ♦Union Planters National Bank & Trust Company. (Authorized to open a branch at 1540 Thomas St. Reported December 8, 1941) TEXAS Houston University State Bank. Organizer: L. Goldston, 2312 McClen don St. San Juan ♦Security State Bank. V IR G IN IA Norfolk t Southern Bank of Norfolk, new branch at: 116-118 West Bute St. F D IC Changes ALABAM A Private IL L IN O IS VERM ONT M IC H IG A N Detroit The Michigan Bank has been author ized to establish a branch at the corner of Gratiot and Harper Aves., effective November 5, 1941) N O R T H C A R O L IN A 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) Camp Haan ♦Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank, Military Reservation of Camp Haan, Branch of Riverside. (Reported December 15, 1941) COLORADO Beckville ♦Peoples State Bank of Beckville. 88-936 (Entered voluntary liquidation at close of business November 29, 1941) Fulbright ♦Fulbright State Bank................ 88-1566 (Closed November 13, 1941 and placed in the hands of the Banking Commis sioner for liquidation) Boylston St. Reported December 8, 1941) at Boston ♦The Merchants National Bank of Bos ton. (Authorized to open a branch at 513 Ozark—The Bank o f Ozark............... Add ARKANSAS West Memphis—Merchants and Planters Bank ......... Add CALIFORNIA 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—rOrange Savings Bank. . . Delete DELAWARE Delmar—The First National Bank of Delmar ....................... Delete ♦Newport—St. Georges Trust Com pany ....................................................Add ♦Rehoboth Beach—The Sussex Trust Company, Branch of Lewes....... Delete ♦St. Georges—St. Georges Trust Com pany .............................................. Delete F L O R ID A 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 Roys......................... .......... ...A d d ton ILLINOIS Bellwood—Bellwood State Bank..Delete Burnside—State Bank of Burnside. . . . ......... ........................ Delete »Chicago—The First National Bank of Englewood .............. Delete ♦Cissna Park—Cissna Park State Bank .............................................................Add ♦Clarencei—Clarence State Bank.. Delete Fairmount—Porterfield's State Bank of Fairmount..................... Delete ♦Farmer City—Farmer City State Bank ................ Add Fowler—Bank o f Fowler............... Delete Gibson City—First National Bank in Gibson City ......... ...........................Add Gibson City—The First National Bank of Gibson.......................................Delete ♦Goodwine—Farmers State Bank of Good wine ..................................... Delete La Harpe—State Bank of La Harpe ............................................................ Add Melrose Park—Melrose Park National Bank ................................................ Add Piasa—Bank of Piasa.....................Delete Piper City—The First National Bank of Piper City............ Delete Sidell—Sidell State Bank...................Add INDIANA ♦Indianapolis—The Marion County State B a n k ................ .Delete IOWA Brighton — Rubio Savings Bank of Brighton .......................................... Add Burt—Burt Savings Bank................. Add Davenport—Northwest Bank & Trust Company ...........................................Add Independence—-Security State Bank. .Add Ralston—Security Savings Bank, Branch of Scranton ................................. Delete Rubio—Rubio Savings Bank....... Delete Rubio—Rubio Savings Bank of Brighton, Branch of Brighton........................ Add Ruthven—Ruthven State Bank....... Add KANSAS Fairview—The Farmers State Bank.Add ♦Horton—The First National Bank of Horton .........................................Delete ♦Horton—Home State Bank............. Add Lewis—The Home State Bank......... Add ♦Merriam—The Merriam State Bank ......................................................... Delete ♦Mission—The Mission State Bank..Add Parsons — The Exchange State Bank ...................................................... .Delete Shawnee—The Shawnee State Savings Bank .................................................Add L O U IS IA N A ♦Kentwood—Guaranty Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Hammond... .Add MASSACHUSETTS Lowell—Union National Bank of Lowell, head office and 2 branches..............Add Lowell—Union Old Lowell National Bank, head office and 2 branches ........................................................Delete M IC H IG A N ♦Hancock—The National Metals Bank of H an cock ........................................Delete ♦Ironwood—The National Metals Bank of Hancock, Branch of Hancock. Delete ♦Ironwood—National Metals Bank of Ironwood ........... ..............................Add Keego Harbor—The Oakland County State Bank, Branch of M ilford... .Add M IN N E S O T A Hokah—Union State Bank of Hokah .................... Delete Minneapolis—The Central National Bank of Minneapolis..............................Delete Minneapolis—The Central Northwest ern National Bank of Minneapolis.Add M IS S O U R I St. Joseph — The Mechanics Bank of St. Joseph.................................. .Add St. Joseph—The Mechanics State Bank ............................................. .Delete https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis M ONTANA Bridger—The American National Bank of Bridger ............................D e le te Bridger—Bank of Bridger........... ...A d d NEW JERSEY Irvington — Chancellor Trust Company .................. Delete Irvington—United States Trust Com pany of Newark, Branch of Newark .................... Add Newark—The Mount Prospect National Bank of Newark.......................... Delete NEW MEXICO Albuquerque—New Mexico State Bank ............................................................Add NEW YORK Au Sable Forks—Bank of Au Sable Forks . . . . . _ . ................................Delete Au Sable Forks—Plattsburg National Bank & Trust Company, Branch of P lattsburg.............. Add ♦Forestville—The First National Bank of Forestville................................Delete 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 Delete City ..................... Rochester—First Industrial Bank......... ......................... 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 ♦Troy—Troy Trust Co...................... Delete NORTH CAROLINA ♦Vanceboro—Guaranty Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Greenville... .Add 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 OHIO Dayton—The Dayton Morris Plan Bank .........................................................Delete Dayton—The Peoples Bank of Dayton ....................... ....A d d OKLAHOMA Bethany—The First National Bank of Bethany ..................................... . •■Add Wheatland—The First National Bank of Wheatland ............................ Delete PENNSYLVANIA ♦Kutztown—Farmers’ Bank and Trust Company ....................................... Delete ♦Kutztown—Farmers’ Bank of Kutz town ..................................................-A-dd Reading — Union National Bank of Reading ....................................... Delete South Williamsport — Bank of South Williamsport .................................. Add SOUTH DAKOTA ♦Colton—Community Bank, Branch of Hartford ..........................................Add 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 Bank ......... ............ Delete ♦Chattanooga—The Commercial National Bank of Chattanooga................... Delete Dyersburg—Dyersburg State Bank.Add 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 Pharr—Security State Bank............. Add Weatherford—The Merchants and Farm ers State Bank of Weatherford. . . Add VERMONT Cambridge—The Sterling Trust Com pany, Branch of Johnson......... Delete ♦East Fairfield—Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Morrisville...............'•........................... Delete South Londonderry—Brattleboro Trust Company, Branch of Brattleboro... I .................................. Delete VIRGINIA Hilton Village—Bank of W arwick..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 B a n k ..... ............................................................ 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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Twenty-five Million Dollar Com mercial B a n k s ...................................Ranked according to total resources. Uniform Negotiable Instruments A c t ................................................ .. Given in detail. U. S. D ependencies.............................. All U. S. Dependencies, banks, official personnel, e tc V alu e of Foreign C o in s ......................U. S. Official information on foreign coins. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis R ® I^ M S :IN TH E JÇ A N K j y S T ^ t , Changes since Rand M9Nally Bankers Directory, Final 1941 Edition wm m ïïMÈml. Banks not previously reported indicated by an NEW AND REOPENED INSTITUTIONS Total 32 Total 29 New B anks..................................................................... National 3; State 27; Private 2 New Branches..................................... .................... . . .National 10; State 19.................... BANKS REPORTED DISCONTINUED Through Liquidation..................... Through A bsorption...................... Through Merger or Consolidation Through Conversion...................... Total discontinued............. ................ .National 6; State 20; Private 1; Other Institutions 1 ...................National 4; State 1 1 ......................... ................ .. ....................National 2; State 3 ........................................................... ....................National 2; . . . . __ Private 1; Other Institutions 2 ....................National 14; State 34; Private 2; Other Institutions 3 .Total .Total T otal ■Total .Total 28 15 5 5 53 BRANCHES REPORTED DISCONTINUED .T otal 30 .T otal 1 Total 2 .Total 33 Through Liquidation....................................................National 3; State 14; Other Institutions 1 3 .................. Through A b sorp tion .......................................................... .................. State 1 ........................................ .................. Through Merger or Consolidation..................................................... State 2 . . ........................................... ............. Total discontinued....... ........................... National 3; State 17; Other Institutions 1 3 .... CHANGES IN TITLE AND/OR LOCATION Head Offices........ .............. ...................... ...................... National Branches..................................... .................................... National ALABAM A Prichard __ Prichard National Bank...............61-568 (Capital $100,000. E. B. Peebles, Presi dent, J. P. Lyle, Cashier. Charter issued October 25, 1941) ARKAN SAS Marianna _ . „„ ♦Farmers & Merchants B ank.. ’. .81-744 (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $10,000. N. C. Hodge, President, H. L. Petty, Cashier. To open February 1, 1942) 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 Camp Haan ♦Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank, Camp Haan Branch of Riverside.. (Opened December 15, 1941) Cotati , „ , ♦Exchange Bank, Cotati Branch of Santa Rosa.................................90-1405 (M. L Albertson, Assistant Cashier. To open about January 2, 1942) Lakeport * ♦Bank of Lake ..........................9 0 -5 1 1 (Taken over by Bank of America Na tional Trust & Savings Assn, and con solidated with their Lakeport Branch, December 20, 1941) Lakewood. Village , <, Peoples Bank................................ 90-1404 (Capital $100,000, Surplus $25,000. Ralph H. Clock, President, W. M. Parker, Cashier. Expect to open for business in December 1941) Lo8 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) I^os An§)6l6S •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) Los Angeles ♦Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., Branch of Osaka, Japan ......................... 16-138 (Taken over by Superintendent of Banks December 8, 1941) Los Angeles ♦Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Branch of Yokohama, Japan.....................16-75 (Taken over by Superintendent of Banks December 8, 1941) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Total 16 Total 8 5; State 11.......................................... .............. .. 3; State 5 ....................................................... March Field Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank, March Field Branch of RiverSide ....................................................... (R. E. Denney, Manager and Assistant Cashier. Opened August 12, 1941) Sacramento ♦Sumitomo Bank of California... .90-40 (Taken over by Superintendent of Banks December 8, 1941) San Francisco ♦Bank of America National Trust & Savings Assn., California-Montgomery Office ...................... ............ ..........11-85 (Changed name to Bank o f America National Trust & Savings Assn., San Francisco Main Office, December 13, 1941) San Francisco ♦Bank of America National Trust & Savings Assn., Day and Night Office (Market, Powell and Eddy Sts.). 11-177 (Changed name to Bank of America National Trust & Savings Assn., San Francisco Main Office, December 13, 1941. San Francisco Main Office now located at 485 California St.) San Francisco ♦Bank of America National Trust & Savings Assn., San Francisco Main Office (485 California S t.)..............11-85 (Change in name of Bank of America National Trust & Savings Assn., Cali fornia-Montgomery Office, December 13, 1941. Former San Francisco Main Office located at Market, Powell and Eddy Sts., now operated under title of Day and Night Office) San Francisco ♦Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., Branch of Osaka, Japan.................. 11-79 (Taken over by Superintendent of Banks December 8, 1941) San Francisco ♦Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Branch of Yokohama, Japan..................... 11-58 (Taken over by Superintendent of Banks, December 8, 1941) DELAW ARE Newport St. Georges Trust Company........... 62-71 (Change in location o f St. Georges Trust Company, St. Georges. Head o f fice moved to Newport, September 6, 1941 and is maintaining a temporary depository at St. Georges. Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $75,000. Harry L. Gray, President, Wm. B. Crompton, Cashier) St. Georges St. Georges Trust Company.........62-71 (Head office moved to Newport, Sep tember 5. 1941 and a temporary de pository is being maintained at St. Georges) St. Georges St., Georges Trust Company............... (Temporary Depository of St. Georges Trust Company of Newport which moved from St. Georges to Newport) 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) To plrQnnvillA The Southside Bank of Jacksonville, 1728 Hendricks Ave.......................63-544 (Capital $100,000, Surplus $20,000. Frank Sherman, President, J. M. Edson, Cashier. Will open January 2, 1942) G E O R G IA Atlanta The Bank o f Atlanta, 434-37 Moreland Ave.................................................64-24 Capital $100,000. Carl N. Davie, Presi dent, E. J. Striplin, Cashier. Opened December 1, 1941) 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) Nashville Rogers-Howard Banking Company (Private Bank—not In c.)......... 64-1205 (Capital $7,000. S. A. Rogers, President, P. L. Howard, Cashier. Opened Novem ber 5, 1941) Royston Commercial Exchange Bank (Private Bank—not incorporated............. 64-1165 (Liquidated as of August 30, 1941) Royston Tri-County Bank o f 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 Auburn State Bank of Auburn............70-2160 (Capital: Common $25,000, Preferred $5,000, Surplus $1,250. L. T. Graham, President, Kimber Lane, Cashier. Chicago ♦Banco di Napoli Trust Co. of Chicago ...........................................................2-298 (Taken into custody by the Treasury, December 11, 1941 and placed in hands of national bank examiners) OThicago First National Bank of Englewood ............. .................. . . ...................... 2-109 (Retiring: from business. Reported August 20, 1941) Cfssna Park Cissna Park State Bank......... .70-A226 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $10,000. D. A. Frederick, President, A. O. Bauer, Cashier. Change in title and location of the Clarence State Bank, Clarence, October 20, 1941) Cl&r6nce Clarence State B ank.................. 70-1226 (Changed title and location to Cissna Park State Bank, Cissna Park, October 20, 1941) Cordova _j •State Bank of Cordova.............70-1893 (Voluntary liquidation November 22, 1941) Fairmount ____ Porterfield’s State Bank............... 70-932 (Changed title to Sidell State Bank and moved to Sidell, September 15, 1941) Farmer City 'Farmer City State Bank........70-2169 (Capital' $25,000, Surplus $5,000. Harry C. Gring, President, B. 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. 1». 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) ___ Goodwine Farmers State Bank. , ............. 70-1823 (In liquidation. Reported by bank October 27, 1941) Gr&ysi 9,k© First State Bank of Grayslake.70-2161 (Capital $50,000, Surplus and Profits $15,000. R. J. Dwyer, President, J. H. Clendenin, Cashier. Opened December 15, 1941) Johnsonville Johnsonville State B ank.. . . . .70-1829 (In liquidation September 22, 1941) Milledgeville Milledgeville State Bank........... 70-2162 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $7,500. A. H. Wagner, President, Al bert R. Anderson, Cashier. To open January 2, 1942) Monticello •Illinois Joint Stock Land Bank.70-2070 (Liquidation completed. Reported January 2, 1942) Pecatonica •Bank of Pecatonica......... ....70-2163 (Capital $25,000. J. H. Kampen, Presi dent, O. A. Bartels, Cashier. Opened January 2, 1942) Bank of Piasa.........................70-1816 (In process of liquidation. All de posits paid. Reported October 4, 1941) Piper City First National Bank o f Piper City ...... .................................... ........7 0 -9 9 9 (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) IN D IA N A Falmouth Falmouth State Bank.............71-748 (Going into voluntary liquidation and dissolution November 26, 1941) Indianapolis Marion County State Bank......... 20-66 (Absorbed by Fidelity Trust Company, October 4, 1941) IO W A Independence Security State B a n k ..............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 Fellsburg Farmers State Bank......... .........83-1207 (Merged with Home State Bank, Lewis at close of business October 25, 1941) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Horton First National B ank............ 83-149 (Converted to a state bank under title of Home State bank on October 25, 1941) Horton Home State Bank.........................83-149 (Capital $30,000, Surplus and Profits $19,750. H. W. Wilson, President, A. D. Ingels, Cashier. Conversion of First National Bank on October 25, 1941) Le Loup 83-1147 Le Loup State Bank......... (Absorbed by Peoples National Bank, Ottawa, August 4, 1941) Marion State Bank of Commerce.............83-269 (Liquidating voluntarily. No deposits accepted after December 8, 1941) Merriam Merriam State B ank.........8 3 -1 1 9 9 (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) Simpson Farmers State B a n k ..............83-695 (Completed liquidation as o f Novem ber 1, 1941. Paying all depositors in full) KENTUCKY Cerulean Bank of Cerulean............. ........... 73-464 (Went into liquidation December 10, 1941 and placed its affairs in the hands of the State Banking Department) L O U IS IA N A Alexandria •Security Banking Company....... 84-401 (Capital $125,000, Surplus and Profits $52,000. H. D. Murchison, President, J. T. Murchison, Cashier. Change in location of Security Banking Com pany, Pineville. Effective January 1942) Kentwood Guaranty Bank & Trust Company, Office of Hammond...................... 84-442 (H. H. Starns, Manager. To open about November 15. 1941) Pineville •Security Banking Company... .84-401 (Moved to Alexandria January 1942) Robeline 84-233 •Bank of Robeline............. . (Closed for voluntary liquidation De cember 20, 1941) MAINE Skowhegan •Depositors Trust Company, Branch of Augusta .................. 52-113 (Ralph T. Jenkins, Manager. Suc ceeded First National Bank which was taken over by Depositors Trust Com pany, Augusta, December lj 1941) Skowhegan •First National Bank.............. .52-113 (Purchased by Depositors Trust Com pany, Augusta and operated as a branch December 1, 1941) MASSACHUSETTS Boston •Merchants National Bank, Branch at 513 Boylston St. (Chas. L. Abbott will act as Manager. Authorized December 1, 1941) Boston •The National Shawmut Bank of Bos ton. Dudley Street Branch, 160 Dudley St. (Roxbury)......... ....................... ......... (W. Elliott Porter, Manager. To open around January 19, 1942) Boston •The National Shawmut Bank of Bos ton, Gallivan Boulevard Branch, 494 Gallivan Boulevard (Dorchester)....... (Gerard E. Hayes, Manager. Opened December 22, 1941) Boston •The National Shawmut Bank of Bos ton, West Roxbury Branch, 1850 Centre St. (West R oxbury)............................... (Herbert E. Cook, Manager. To open around January 12, 1942) M IC H IG A N Bellevue . _ , „ Central National Bank at Battle Creek, Bellevue Branch of Battle Creek .............................................74-469 (M. K. Johnson, Manager. Opened No vember 24, 1941. Succeeded Peoples State Bank) Bellevhe Peoples State Bank...................... 74-469 (Assets acquired and deposits as sumed by Central National Bank at Battle Creek, Battle Creek on Novem ber 22, 1941 and a branch is being operated in its stead) Flint The Merchants and Mechanics Bank (Industrial Bank.................. . .... 74-56 (Converted to a commercial bank under same title, October 1, 1941) Flint The Merchants and Mechanics Bank ......................................... ................74-56 (Capital $250,000, Surplus and Profits $176,000. Jos. H. Crawford, President, Homer E. Wilt, Cashier. Converted from an industrial bank to a com mercial bank on October 1, 1941) Grand Rapids •Union Bank of Michigan, Branch Of fice at 4324 Division, South.................. (New. Reported January 10, 1942) Hancock National Metals Bank o f Hancock ............................. 74-186 (Entered voluntary liquidation at close of business November 8, 1941) Hancock •Superior National Bank..............74-187 (Consolidated with Superior Trust Company as Superior National Bank & Trust Company, December 8, 1941) Hancock •The Superior National Bank and Trust Company of H a n co ck .............. 74-187 (Capital $200,000, Surplus and Profits 173,000. Chas. L. Lawton, President, Richard E. Odgers, Executive Vice President and Cashier. Consolidation of Superior Trust Company and Superior National Bank, effective De cember 8, 1941) Hancock •Superior Trust Company............. 74-188 (Consolidated with Superior National Bank as Superior National Bank & Trust Company, December 8, 1941) Ironwood National Metals Bank o f Hancock, Branch of Hancock...................... 74-120 (Head Office and branch entered volun tary liquidation at close o f business November 8, 1941. Ironwood branch succeeded by National Metals Bank of Ironwood) Ironwood National Metals Bank of Ironwood ........... ................................... ........ 74-120 (Capital $100,000, Surplus and Profits $25,000. W. G. Peterson, President, Geo. S. Henry, Cashier. Opened November 10, 1941. Succeeds National Metals Bank of Hancock, Ironwood Branch of Hancock) Kalamazoo Industrial State B a n k ..................74-47 (Capital $200,000, Surplus and Profits $85,000. Chas. J. Monroe, President, Lewis A. Campbell, Cashier. Conver sion of Kalamazoo Industrial Bank (Industrial Bank) November 26 1941) Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Industrial Bank (Indus trial Bank)....................................... 74-47 (Converted to a state bank under title of Industrial State Bank, November 26, 1941 Keego Harbor Oakland County State Bank, Branch of Milford...................................74-1202 (John Marshall, Manager. Opened Oc tober 10. 1941) Menominee •Commercial Bank, Branch at 2415 Broadway ................................................ (Brought into main office October 1, 1941) St ChiirlGS •Community State Bank of St. Charles ....................... ....74-1203 (Capital $25,000, Surplus and Profits $8,000. Peter A. Hartley, President, H. J. Stroupe, Cashier. Opened Decem ber 15, 1941) at Phflrlps •St. Charles State Bank................74-849 (Voluntary liquidation December 13, 1941. Deposits assumed by newly or ganized Community State Bank which opened December 15, 1941) MINNESOTA Hokah _ . Union State Bank.......................76-798 (Voluntary liquidation completed. Reported October 1, 1941) Tower „„ „„„ •First State Bank................ 75-958 (Voluntary liquidation as of Decem ber 31. 1941) MISSOURI Fort Leonard Wood The Bank of Fort Leonard Wood ....................................................... 80-1813 (Capital $25,000. George H. Lounsbery, President, William J. Reardon, Cashier. Opened December 8, 1941) Tompkinsvillo _ _ New York > , , „ _ Staten Island National Bank & Trust *BancaNazionale del Lavoro, RepreCo., Tompkinsville Office of Port Rich sentative Office of Rome, Italy.......... mond ................. ........................ . 1-460 (Discontinued for duration of war) (Moved to St. George, August 80, 1941, New York ,, _ _T , after taking over the St. _ George »Banco di Napoli, Branch of Naples, Branch of the Bank of the Manhat Italy >1-272 tan Company) (Taken over by Superintendent of Troy Banks at outbreak of war) The Manufacturers National Bank of New York Troy, Broadway Office............. ............ . ♦Banco di Napoli Trust Co. and 5 Geo.' F. Barrett, Assistant Vice Presi branches ....................................... 1-790 dent. Opened November 1, 1941. SusMONTANA (Closed December 11, 1941 by order of Fairview New York Superintendent of Banks) ceeded The Troy Trust Company) New York Fairview Bank............................ 93-522 Troy (Capital 825,000, Surplus and Profits «Banco di Roma,Branch of Rome, Troy Trust Company.................... 50-67 87,000. Duncan Noyes,President, Leo Italy .................... 1-834 (Assets acquired and deposit liabilities J. Lukanitsch Cashier. OpenedDecern(Taken over by Superintendent of assumed by Manufacturers National ber 6, 1941) Banks at outbreak of war) Bank on November 1, 1941 and an office New York , _ .. known as Broadway Office is now be ___!„ *Bank o f Chosen, Agency of Keijo, ing operated by the Manufacturers NEBRASKA Chosen, Japan....................................... • National Bank in its stead) Thayer (Taken over by Superintendent of Utica Thayer Bank.................................76-888 Banks at outbreak of war) First Bank & Trust Company, Branch (Discontinued receiving deposits. Now New York at 508-10 Bleecker St............................. in process of voluntary liquidation. Re*The Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Agency of (Change in location of First Bank & ported December 12, 1941) Taihoku, Taiwan, Japan.................... . Trust Company, Branch at 443-5 (Taken over by Superintendent of Bleecker St. Reported October 27, 1941) iravtrm . Banks at outbreak of war) Yonkers NEVADA New York ♦The Bank o f Westchester......... .50-55 Boulder City . . _ »Commerzbank, A ktien gesellsch aft, (Capital Common 3851,000, Preferred Bank of Nevada, Branch of Las Vegas Representative Office of Berlin, Ger3331,000, Surplus 3602,000. Henry F. -----i 'x r ----- ................................ 94-66 many (1192 Park A ve.).................. . Freund, President, Thomas V. Ken (Opened November 16, 1941) (Discontinued for duration of war) nedy, Vice President and Treasurer. Las Yegas New York Merger of Trust-, Co. of Larchmont, Bank of Nevada.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 4 - 6 5 *Credito Italiana, Representative Office Larchmont, and Yonkers National (Capital 880,000, Surplus 810,000. W. E. Df Milano, Italy....................................... Bank & Trust Company, effective De Ferron, President. Opened November (Discontinued for duration o f war) cember 22, 1941) 15, 1941) New York Yonkers ♦Deutsche Ueberseeische Bank, Repre♦Yonkers National Bank & Trust Com sentative Office of Berlin, Germany pany .................... .50-55 NEW YORK (55 liberty St.)........... ...................... (Merged with Trust Co. of Larchmont, Au Sable Forks , (Discontinued for duration o f war) Larchmont, as The Bank o f Westches Bank of Au Sable F ork s.. ........50-655 New York City (Borough o f Bronx) ter, Yonkers, December 22, 1941) (Taken over by Plattsburg National Macy’s Bank, Metropolitan and Wood Bank & Trust Company, Plattsburg, Aves., Branch o f Macy’s Bank, Bor N O R T H C A R O L IN A on September 27, 1941 and operated asough o f Manhattan ...1-678 Tarboro Au Sable Forks Branch) (Opened October 13, 1941) ♦Edgecombe Bank & Trust Company Au Sable Forks _ New York ......................... 66-941 Plattsburg National Bank & Trust »Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd., Agency of (G. Harold Myrik, Cashier. Opened Company, Au Sable Forks Branch of Tokio, Japan.................... ..1-333 January 5, 1942) Plattsburg ........................ t .................... (Taken over by Superintendent of Vanceboro _ w (G. A. Dustin, Manager. Succeeded Banks at outbreak of war) Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Bank of Au Sable Forks which was New York , . „ , , Branch o f Greenville................. 66-937 taken over by Plattsburg National *Mitsui Bank, Ltd., Agency of Tokio, (A. F. Whitley, Cashier. Opened No Bank & Trust Company, Plattsburg, Japan .............. ••••••------,*v **v 4 " 722 vember 5, 1941) September 27, 1941) (Taken over by Superintendent of Brocton Banks at outbreak of war) ♦Union Trust Company o f Jamestown, New York City ' . _ . NORTH D A K O TA Brocton Office............................... 50-667 The Public National Bank and Trust Osnabrock (Closed as of December 31, 1941 and Company -¿I13* Osnabrock Exchange, Paying and Re business transferred to Westfield Of(Moved from 76 Williams St« to 35-41 ceiving Station of The First State flee, Westfield) Broad St., October 6, 1941) Bank of Munich, Munich............... . Brooklyn New York . (Opened August 15, 1941) Brooklyn Trust Company, Office at ♦Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., Agency of Reynolds „ 618 Brighton Beach Avenue.......... Osaka, J a p a n ..................................1-302 First State Bank of Buxton, Paying (Change in location of Brooklyn (Taken over by Superintendent of and Receiving Station of Buxton........ Trust Company, Office at Coney Island Banks at outbreak of war) (Discontinued December 1, 1941) Avenue and Neptune Avenue, BrighNew York ton Beach. Effective September 2, ♦Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Agency O H IO 1941) of Yokohama, Japan.....................1-271 Brooklyn (Taken over by Superintendent of Cleveland _ The Cleveland Trust Company De ♦Manufacturers Trust Company, Church Banks at outbreak of war) Avenue Office of Manhattan (5007 North Beach troit- 65th Branch _ (Consolidated with Peoples Branch. Empire Trust Company, La Guardia Church A ve.)........... ........................ . (Opened December 22, 1941) Airport Office............. .1-229 Reported December 15, 1941) Brooklyn (William Sharman, Manager. Opened Cleveland The National City Bank of New York, September 9, 1941) (Previously reThe Cleveland Trust Company, LorainBranch at 618 Brighton Beach Ave....... ported at Jackson Heights) 65th B ra n ch ...................... ..................... (Discontinued. Reported August 2, Nunda (Consolidated with Peoples Branch. 1941) Peter De Puy’s Banking House (PriReported December 15, 1941) Forestville vate) .................... . ......................,50-628 Dayton First National Bank........... ......5 0 -7 8 3 (Converted to a state bank under title Dayton Morris Plan B ank.......5 6 -4 8 (In liquidation as o f November 1, 1941) 0f peter De Puy State Bank, August (Changed title to Peoples Bank of Irondequoit (Rochester P. O.) n 1941) Dayton, August 12, 1941) Lincoln-Alliance Bank and Trust ComNunda Dayton _ ‘ pany, Branch of Rochester................. Peter De Puy State Bank............ 60-628 Peoples Bank of Dayton..............56-43 (Burton H. Wedel, Manager. Opened (Capital: Common 225,000, Debenture (Change in title or Dayton Morris December 1, 1941) Bonds 820,000, Surplus 817,000. Perry Plan Bank. Effective August 12, Larchmont j. De Puy, President, Earl E. De Puy, 1941) ♦The Bank of Westchester, Branch of, Cashier. Conversion of Peter De Puy’s Yonkers ..................................... 50-1098 Banking House (Private Bank), OKLAH OM A (Succeeded Trust Co. o f Larchmont August 11, 1941) Bethany which merged with the Yonkers Na- Rochester The First National Bank of Bethany tional Bank & Trust Co. as The Bank Genesee Valley Trust Company, Valley ......... ................................... 86-916 o f Westchester, Yonkers, effective Office 1475 Mt. Hope Ave....................... (Capital 325,000, Surplus and Profits December 22, 1941) Herbert L. Gaylord, Manager. Author38,623. E. E. Shroyer, President, F. L. Davis, Cashier. Change in title and ♦ T rS °cS . of Larchmont........... 50-1098 1?’ 194L location of The First National Bank (Merged with Yonkers National Bank iv?!^rnT?h St Uonrgo & Trust Co., Yonkers, as The Bank of Bank of the Manhattan Co., St. George of Wheatland, August 9, 1941) Westchester, Yonkers, December 22, Branch, M B a^ St. _ . „ . ^ ¿1 Wheatland The First National Bank of WheatMorristown tional Bank & Trust Co., Port Richland ............................................. ..86-916 vra+iftTioi -Ranir RA-5MU mond and consolidated with their (Changed title and location to The First National Bank o f Bethany, Beth z r tts s fs r s r s T S B i any, August 9, 1941) Mt K i”co ’ August 80, 1941) ♦The Bank of Westchester, Branch of St. George (Etta. Staten Island) P E N N S Y L V A N IA Yonkera 50-1114 Staten Island National Bank & Trust Franklin (Succeeded ‘ Mt.' Kisco branch of the Co., St. George Office of Port Rich♦The Franklin Trust Company. .60-489 Trust Co. of Larchmont, Larchmont, mond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 4 6 0 (Absorbed by The Exchange Bank and December 22 1941) (Change in location o f Staten Island Trust Company, December 20, 1941) New York ” National Bank & Trust Co., TompFranklin __ ♦Banca Commerciale Italiana, Branch kinsville Office of Port Richmond, as ♦The Lamberton National B an k ..60-486 of Milan Italy................................1-298 of August 80, 1941, after taking over (Absorbed by The Exchange Bank and (Taken ’over by Superintendent of the St. George Branch of the Bank of TVnst Pnmnftnv. December 20. 1941) Banks at outbreak of war) the Manhattan Company) Mokane ♦Farmers Bank ...................... 80-1110 (Deposits assumed by Steedman Bank, Steedman, December 20, 1941. Equal amount of assets sold to off-set) Pickering ♦Bank of Pickering.................... .80-1161 (Assets purchased anddeposits assumed by Citizens State Bank, Maryville, December 6, 1941) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Kutztown •Farmers’ Bank and Trust Company ........................................................6(5-888 (Surrendered trust powers and amend ed articles to change its name to Farmers’ Bank of Kutztown) Kutztown ♦Farmers’ Bank of K utztown... .60-888 (Change in title of Farmers’ Bank and Trust Company) OddcdS/lo ♦First National Bank................. 60-1286 (Going into voluntary liquidation after vote on January 13, 1942) Reading Union National Bank..................... 60-36 (Taken over by Berks County Trust Company, September 10, 1941) SO 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................................ ............. ................. (Opened August 16, 1941) Dunbarton Dunbarton Cash Depository... .67-718 (Went into voluntary liquidation No vember 8, 1941. Paid depositors in full) SOUTH D A K O T A Colton Community Bank, Office of Hartford.. (Wm. J. Berdahl, Manager. Opened August 1, 1941) Lake Andes Commercial State Bank, Lake Andes Office of W agner......................... 78-894 (A. P. Williamson, Manager. Expect to open on January 2, 1942) Onida *The Onida Bank............. ........... 78-839 (Capital $26,000, Surplus $6,000, 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) Chattanooga Commercial National B ank .......87-30 Merged with American Trust & Bank ing Company, October 27, 1941) Dyersburg Dyersburg State B ank .............. 87-803 (Capital $100,000, Surplus $20,000. H. G. Roberts, President, W. H. Fones, Cashier. To open September l 6 to October 1, 1941) TEXAS Beckville Peoples State Bank of Beckville.88-936 (Entered voluntary liquidation at close of business November 29, 1941) Fulbright Fulbright State Bank......... ....88-1566 (Closed November 13, 1941 and placed in the hands of the Banking Commis sioner for liquidation) Grapevine ♦First National Bank of Grapevine ••••••••••••••»•• 88-1917 (Change in title of The Tarrant County National Bank of Grapevine, effective January 1, 1942) Grapevine ♦The Tarrant County National Bank of Grapevine ....................................88-1917 (Changed title to First National Bank of Grapevine, effective January 1, 1942) VERMONT Cambridge Sterling Trust Company, Branch of Johnson (Discontinued) W A S H IN G T O N Seattle Coolidge Mutual Savings B a n k ..19-93 (Consolidated with Washington Mu tual Savings Bank, November 25, 1941 and operated as Coolidge Branch) fiAilttl A ♦Sumitomo Bank.............................. 19-75 (Assets frozen by the government) Seattle Washington Mutual Savings Bank, Coolidge Branch, 1524 Westlake Ave ................................................. 19-93 (Harry Shelton, Manager. Succeeded Coolidge Mutual Savings Bank No vember 25, 1941 which consolidated with Washington Mutual Savings Bank) https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Seattle ♦Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Agency of Yokohama, Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . 19-74 (Closed for the duration of the war) W E S T V IR G IN IA Cairo 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 Chctck 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) Chili Central State Bank, Paying and Re ceiving Station of Marshfield. Elmer J. Martin, Manager. To open December 1, 1941) Coon Valley ♦Westby-Coon Valley State Bank, Pay ing and Receiving Station of Westby (Former head office at Coon Valley now Paying and Receiving Station and former Paying and Receiving Station at Westby now head office. Reported January 12, 1942) Westby ♦Westby-Coon Valley State Bank (Head Office) ............................................ 79-493 (Capital: Common $75,000, Capital Notes $25,000, Surplus and Profits $45,500. I. N. Knutson, President, C. O. Veldey, Cashier. Head Office formerly located at Coon Valley. Paying and Receiving Station now located at Coon Valley. Reported January 12, 1942) Dodgeville The First National Bank o f Dodge ville ............... ................................ 79-303 (Suspended as of November 29, 1941) Seneca The Farmers & Merchants State Bank ........... ........... ........................... ,.79-674 (Absorbed by the Prairie City, Bank, Prairie du Chien, August 12, 1941, which bank now operates a paying and receiving station at Seneca) 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 Indicates Press Report C A L IF O R N IA Burbank Consumers Commercial and Savings Bank, Magnolia Blvd. & Hollywood Way, Branch o f Los Angeles. (Reported October 3, 1941) Lafayette Central Bank, Branch of Oakland. 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 Private H A W A II Honolulu (Kailua Branch) ♦Bishop National Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu, Kailua Branch. IL L IN O IS M A IN E Portland Canal National Bank, Branch Corner of High and Congress Sts. (Reported December 15, 1941) at M IC H IG A N Detroit The Michigan Bank has been author ized to establish a branch at the corner of Gratiot and Harper Aves., effective November 5, 1941) M IN N E S O T A Bellingham ♦•¡■State Bank of Bellingham. M IS S O U R I Kansas City Kansas City Trust Company. (Organized more than fifty years ago but for the past number o f years not receiving deposits, will soon open as a bank of deposit) NEW YORK Brooklyn East Brooklyn Savings Bank. (Application for permission to open a branch office at the southwest corner of East 18th St. and Church Ave. Filed December 1, 1941) 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) New York City Manufacturers Trust Company filed ap plication for permission to open a branch at 741 Fifth Ave. Spencerport Genesee Valley Trust Company, Branch of Rochester. N O R T H C A R O L IN A Garland t The Scottish Bank, Branch of Lumberton, Rockingham. Rockingham tCommercial State Bank, Branch of Laurel Hill. Rockingham t The Scottish Bank, Branch of Lumberton, Tarboro. Tarboro t Guaranty Bank & Trust Company, Branch o f Greenville. TEN N ESSEE Memphis Union Planters National Bank & Trust Company. (Authorized to open a branch at 1540 Thomas St. Reported December 8, 1941) TEXAS Houston University State Bank. Organizer: L. Goldston, 2312 McClen don St. San Juan Security State Bank. V IR G IN IA Norfolk t Southern Bank of Norfolk, new branch at: 116-118 West Bute St. F D IG Changes ALABAM A COLORADO Denver t Stockyards Bank of Denver. (Frank J. Denison, President. To open January 1, 1942) Broxton Belger Banking Company, Bank. (Reported December 9, 1941) IN D IA N A North Liberty Community State Bank. (Reported NoVember 18, 1941) Leland State Bank o f Leland. (Permit issued September 22, 1941) Ozark—The Bank of Ozark............... Add ♦Prichard—Prichard National Bank.Add ARKANSAS West Memphis—Merchants and Planters Bank . ; .................................... Add C A L IF O R N IA La Verne—The Farmers and Merchants Bank of La Verne............ ......D e le t e March Field—The Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank of Riverside, Branch of R iv e r s id e ................... Add Orange—Orange Savings B ank.. .Delete DELAW ARE Delmar—The First National Bank of Delmar ......................................... Delete Newport—St. Georges Trust Company ................. Add Rehoboth Beach—The Sussex Trust Company, Branch of Lewes....... Delete St. Georges—St. Georges Trust Com pany .............................................. Delete Lowell-—Union Bank, head ................ FLORIDA •Belle Glade—Florida National Bank at Belle Glade . ................................... Add Chattahoochee—Gadsden County State Bank ......... Add River Junction—Gadsden County State Bank .......................... Delete GEORGIA •Atlanta—Bank of Atlanta............... Add LaGrange — LaGrange Banking Com ..Add pany ................................... Royston—/Tri-County Bank of Royston .................... Add •Bellevue—The Central National Bank at Battle Creek, Branch of Battle Creek ........................ . . .. .. .A d d •Hancock—The Superior National Bank of Hancock ....................... Delete •Hancock—The Superior National Bank and Trust Company of Hancock. .Add Hancock—The National Metals Bank of H a n cock ......................................... Delete Ironwood—The National Metals Bank of Hancock, Branch of Hancock. Delete Ironwood—National Metals Bank of Ironwood ...........................................Add •Kalamazoo—Industrial State Bank of Kalamazoo ............................. Add •Kalamazoo— K a la m a z o o In d u s tr ia l B a n k .............................................. Delete Keego Harbor—The Oakland County State Bank, Branch of M ilford.. . .Add •St. Charles—Community State Bank of St. Charles............................. .Add •St. Charles—The St. Charles State Delete Bank ...-.*........................ ILLINOIS •Auburn—State Bank of Auburn...Add Bellwood—Bellwood State Bank..Delete Burnside—State Bank of Burnside. . . . ............................................. . ####»'Dôlôtô Chicago—The First National Bank of Englewood .................................. Delete Cissna Park—Cissna Park State Bank Clarence—Clarence State Bank. . . Delete •Cordova—State Bank of Cordova.Delete Fairmount—Porterfield's State Bank of Fairmount................................Delete Farmer City—Farmer City State Bank .......................................................... .Add Fowler—Bank of Fowler............... Delete Gibson City—First National Bank In Gibson City ............ Add Gibson City—The First National Bank of Gibson................. Delete Goodwine — Farmers State Bank of Goodwine .....................................Delete •Grayslake—First State Bank o f Graysl a k e .................................... .Add La Harpe—State Bank o f La Harpe ..................... ............................ Add Melrose Park—Melrose Park National Bank ....................... Add Piasa—Bank of Piasa.............. .Delete Piper City—The First National Bank of Piper City.................... Delete Sidell—Sid ell State Bank.............. ...A d d INDIANA •Falmouth—The Falmouth State Bank ............ Delete Indianapolis—The Marion County State B a n k ............................. V .. . . . . . .Delete IOWA •Ayrshire—Central Savings Bank and Trust Company, Office of Emmetsburg ..................................................Add Brighton —- Rubio Savings Bank of Brighton ............. Add Burt—Burt Savings Bank.................Add Davenport—Northwest Bank & Trust Company ........................................... Add •Emmetsburg—Central Savings Bank and Trust Company........................ Add Independence—Security State Bank. .Add •Mallard—Central Savings Bank and Trust Company, Office of Emmets burg .......................... . ..............— Add Ralston—Security Savings Bank, Branch of Scranton . .............................Delete Rubio—Rubio Savings Bank........Delete Rubio—Rubio Savings Bank of Brighton, Branch of Brighton........... Jj.......... Ada Ruthven—Ruthven State Bank........Add KANSAS Fairview—The Farmers State Bank.Add •Hill City—The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Hill City............................ Add Horton—The First National Bank of Horton ......................................... Delete •Horton—Home State Bank, Horton, Kansas ......................... Delete Horton—Home State Bank............... Add Lewis—The Home State Bank......... Add •Marion—The State Bank of Commerce ............................ .Delete Merriam—The Merriam State Bank ....................... Delete Mission—The Mission State Bank. . . Add Parsons — The Exchange State Bank ....................................................... Delete Shawnee—The Shawnee State Savings Bank ............................ Add LOUISIANA Kentwood—Guaranty Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Hammond... .Add MAINE •Skowhegan—Depositors Trust Com pany, Branch of Augusta.............. Add •Skowhegan—The First National Bank of Skowhegan ........................... ..Delete MASSACHUSETTS Lowell—Union National Bank of Lowell, head office and 2 branches..............Add https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Old Lowell National office and 2 branches Delete M IC H IG A N M IN N E S O T A Hokah—Union State Bank of Hokah ...................... Delete Minneapolis—The Central National Bank of Minneapolis................ Delete Minneapolis—The Central Northwest ern National Bank of Minneapolis.Add M IS S O U R I •Pickering—Bank of Pickering. .Delete 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 •Fairview—Fairview Bank.............. .Add NEW JERSEY Irvington — Chancellor Trust Company ........................ Delete Irvington—United States Trust Com pany of Newark, Branch of Newark .................................. Add Newark—The Mount Prospect National Bank of Newark............... Delete NEW MEXICO Albuquerque—New Mexico State Bank ............ Add NEW YORK Au Sable Forks—Bank of Au Sable Forks .............. Delete Au Sable Forks—Plattsburg National Bank & Trust Company, Branch of P lattsbu rg............ Add Forestville—The First National Bank of Forestville................................Delete Greece — Lincoln-Alliance Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Roches Add ter ............ •Irondequoit—Lincoln-Alliance Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Rochester ................ .Add •New York City—Banco di Napoli Trust Company of New York (Head Office and 2 branches).......................... Delete •New York City (Bronx)—Banco di Napoli Trust Company of New York (2 branches) ................................Delete •New York City (Brooklyn)—Banco di Napoli Trust Company of New York, Branch of New York City......... Delete 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 Bank......... ........................................................ 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 Troy—Troy Trust Co............... ...D elete NORTH CAROLINA Vanceboro— Guaranty Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Greenville... .Add 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 •Reynolds—First State Bank of Buxton, Branch of Buxton....................D e le te OHIO Dayton—The Dayton Morris Plan Bank ............................................ ...........Delete Dayton—The Peoples Bank of Dayton ............................. Add OKLAHOMA Bethany—The First National Bank of Bethany .............. Add Wheatland—The First National Bank Delete of Wheatland ............ PENNSYLVANIA Kutztown—-Farmers’ Bank and Trust Company ............................. .Delete Kutztown—Farmers’ Bank of Kutz town ......... Add Reading — Union National Bank of Reading ..................... Delete South Williamsport — Bank of South Williamsport ...................................Add SOUTH DAKOTA Colton—Community Bank, Branch of Hartford ...........................................Add 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 Bank ..............................t.. »............. .Delete Chattanooga—The Commercial National Bank of Chattanooga................... Delete Dyersburg—Dyersburg State Bank.Add Woodbury—Bank of Commerce....... Add Woodbury—-Commerce Union Bank, Branch of Nashville. . . . . . . . *.. Delete TEXAS •Beckville—Peoples State Bank of Beckville .............. Delete •Dallas—The Dallas Morris Plan Bank ........................................................... Add Fort Worth—North Fort Worth State Bank ..................... Add Jasper—The Citizens National Bank of Jasper ............ Delete Morton—First State Bank. . . . . . . . . . Add Pharr—Security State B ank.............Add Weatherford—The Merchants and Farm ers State Bank of W eatherford.. .Add VERMONT Cambridge—The Sterling Trust Com pany, Branch of Johnson......... Delete East Fairfield—Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, Branch of Morrisville.............................................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 S p ok an e.................. 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 i Spokane, Branch of Spokane..................... Delete Palouse—The Old National Bank of Spokane, Branch of Spokane....... 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