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Bank No. 516's officers, address, and end. No president or cashier of the 1917–1930 bank was named by any carrier reached (directors only, January 1925); its street address is not carried by any source reached; and the final liquidation outcome — dividends, receiver, closing date — is unreached beyond the Eastburn recovery. Settlers: Rand McNally's main-directory Indiana lists / Polk's Bankers Encyclopedia, 1918–1930; Dept. of Banking (later DFI) liquidation reports 1930–35; St. Joseph County court records (cf. the Eastburn record on appeal).

The suspension week's press. A Greencastle Daily Banner item of 21 January 1927 touches the suspension week; its exact text is unreached. Settler: the issue itself, via Hoosier State Chronicles.

The branch's exact closing date, and 222 S. Michigan today. The closing stands fixed between 30 June 2011 and 30 June 2012 (SOD series end against a 2012 directory line); the exact date and the building's present use are both flagged for a browser-capable pass. Settlers: FDIC branch-history records; the county parcel record for 222 S. Michigan St.

The building-and-loan negative, stronger. The B&L layer stands negative at the strength reached. Settler: the Dept. of Banking / Bureau of Building and Loan annual-report tables by town, 1890s–1930s.

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Source: The Bank Gaps, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/more-businesses/bank-gaps/