First National Bank of Sumner celebrates 72nd anniversary
The bank traces its roots to Citizens State Bank opened September 1900, later becoming First National Bank in 1906. It endured droughts, floods, and the Banking Holiday of 1933, reopening after a government plan and postwar growth, with deposits climbing from 1.19 million in 1930 to 11.62 million by 1972.
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First National Bank of
Sumner
First National Bank
Sumner Institution
Citizens State Bank
R. D. McCook
Nelson McCook
Washington
Hilmer and Keding
Town
Rand
F. H. Frank
W. H. Heyer
J. H. McCook
H. Specht
Fred Engle
Fred Bohle
J. F. Schoephoerster
H. Wehrmincher
F. W. Schwabe
E. 8
Chancy Carpenter
Frank Wescott
W. A. Heyer
H. W. Messerer
Elmer Mohling
P. M. Sorg
Cc. G. Carpenter
C. W. Pennington
H. H. Niemann
Clarence Niemann
Arthur Thies
Sorg
Niemann
Thies
Elamer Mohling
First Trust Bank
C.W. Pennington
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Iowa
L. G. Kraschel
Ray Algyer
Decorah
E. W. Heyer
H. J. Schulz
Algyer
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