Celebrating 100 Years!!1913-2013

Thursday & Friday, April 18 & 19, 2013

Thursday, April 18

FREE BBQ LUNCH11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.Served by Hunny’s

Entertainment10:30 - HES Eagle Choir10:45 - HHS Select Choir

Friday, April 19Birthday Cake

Cookies and Punch9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Drawings Each Day - $100 Bills

Give-Aways100Years

This photo was taken in 1938 after the bank merger of Moscow State Bank and Citizens State Bank. Picturedleft to right are Sam Gish, vice-president; T. A. Dudley, cashier; Eva Spurgeon, assistant cashier; and EmmettReardon, assistant cashier. T. A. Dudley had served as cashier for MSB, and both he and Eva Spurgeonserved on the MSB Board of Directors. Emmett Reardon had been assistant cashier at MSB prior to movingto CSB. Sam Gish had been an officer at CSB before the merger.

The original brick building at Sixth and Main was dedicated in 1925. The ceremony took place May 2 and in-cluded local talent performing musical numbers and a one act playlet.

In 1913 When the CitizensState Bank was organized...the first board of directors in-cluded president E. W. Joslin,Chas. Summers, Lee Larrabee, J. A.Christopher, R. M. Crawford, JohnA. Firmin and R. T. Beaty. The bankstockholders included J. A. Gre-gory, I. A. Stoner, J. E. Bane, D. C.Bane, Richard Joyce, J. F. Parsons,N. C. Mason, J. C. Mason, A.E.Asher and Frank Summers. Whenthe Citizens State Bank opened itwas staffed by Joslin and cashierW. H. Huffman.

In 1935 CSB assumed the deposits

of Hugoton First National Bankand in 1937, CSB merged with

Moscow State Bank.

A Portion Of The New BankBuilding Is On The Original Lo-cation.The Citizens State Bank first con-ducted business in April of 1913 ina new building that was described inan early Hermes account as being,“just south of the Hamby Hotel”. TheHamby Hotel location is now 25 feetto the north of the current CitizensState Bank building. The bank ex-panded into that location on itstwelfth anniversary. The HambyHotel reportedly “. . .was moved be-hind the Porter Drug Building acrossthe street to the north.”

A TOUCH OF HISTORY

Bank Size DoublesIn 1966 an addition was added to the south of the

original bank building. The addition doubled thesize of the bank. At that time Dudley was the presi-dent, Reardon was the cashier and Walter Youngwas the assistant cashier.

Young became president of the Citizens StateBank in 1975. Dudley continued to serve as an ac-tive officer of the bank until his death April 1, 1983.Reardon retired from the bank as a vice presidentin 1974.

The employees gather for a group picture during thebank’s open house in 1966. The bank more than dou-bled ground floor space, provided loan offices withmore privacy, and introduced customers to the drive-up window. From the left are Loubell Campbell, Em-mett and Harriet Reardon, T. A. Dudley, MaryYoung, Betty Lee, Pauline Crawford, Millie McCoy,Nora Swafford, Joan Shotton, Imagene Wahlmeierand Gladys Sims.

In celebration of 75 years of service in Stevens County, Citizens State Bank hosted anopen house in 1988. Pictured from the left are Walter Young, Ruth Dudley, Mary Young,Harriet Reardon, Emmett Reardon and Mildred McCoy.

Celebration 1982

Jack E. Rowden1997-Current

Clark P. Young1992-1997

David Cutter1989-1992

Walter D. Young1975-1989

Sam F. Gish1942-1946

W. R. (Judd) Reynolds1938-1942

John A. Christopher1936-1938John A. Gregory

1926-1936

Tolman A. Dudley1946-1975

Edward White Joslin1913-1926

GALLERY OF PRESIDENTS

2002 RIBBON CUTTING

Citizens State Bank board chairman Walter Young cuts the traditional ribbonat the open house in the bank Friday, June 28, 2002. Those pictured are someof the friends and customers who took part in the celebration of the bankrenovation/construction project. In the front row from left to right are LydiaYoung, Clark Young, Judy Jordan, Robin Sullivan, Walter Young, CarolynHarper, Gail Crane, Judy Heaton and Neal Gillespie. In the second row are

Kathleen Furr, Executive Vice-President Cass Young, Tony McBride, PatArange, Pauline Wulfemeyer, Loren Zabel, June Trentham, Kerry Frederick,Twila Bell, Sandy Nickerson, Dave Thompson and Bank President Jack Rowden. In the back row are Sherry Goering, Lisa Bennett, Barry Angell,Jordan Young, Russell Jays, Don Wilson, Greg Bond, Lewis Wheeler, ChadLareau, Dwayne West and Kim Harper.

CSB employees pictured from the left areTeresa James, Hannah Sullivan, LorenZabel, Betty Peterson, Robin Sullivan, TinaSalmans and Alma Hernandez.

CSB EMPLOYEES

LOAN OFFICERS

Loan Officers from the left are Jack Rowden, David Snyder, Jamie Niehues, Greg Bond and Kim Harper.

IT Department pictured from the left are Flora Estrada,Michelle Slaughter, Jamie Anderson, Lisa Bennett andCass Young.

IT DEPARTMENT

CURRENT OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Drive-up Tellers pictured from the left are Jackie Lewis, Janett Peinadoand Kay Young.

New Accounts pictured from the left are Verita Melton, Malissa Hicks,Anita Gill and in front Judy Jordan.

Lobby Tellers pictured from the left are Ying Lin, Judy Heaton, Adriana Alfaroand Gail Crane.

Pictured from the left art Diane Porter, CSB Travel; JanineBeltz, Cetera Investment Service; and Karen Yoder T. A. Dud-ley Insurance.

DRIVE-UP TELLERS

LOBBY TELLERS ANNEX

NEW ACCOUNTS

Current Board of Directors from the left are Cass Young, Milton Gillespie, Craig Young, Robin Sullivan, Lewis Wheeler and Jack Rowden.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Citizens State Bank of Hugoton invites you to our 100 year celebration!! Join usThursday, April 18 for a free BBQ lunch served in the bank lobby. Also, Thursdayenjoy singing in the bank lobby provided by Hugoton Elementary and High Schoolspecial choirs. Come back to celebrate with CSB Friday, April 19 as we will serve birthday cake, cookies and punch!

For the past 100 years Citizens State Bank has invested in the growth of our area. Webelieve in Southwest Kansas and its people. As times have changed, so have yourbanking needs. CSB is here to make banking more convenient for you, with the addition of internet banking, but we will always continue the personal service you expect from people you know.

We believe our community is the best place to invest!

Citizens State Bank would like to thank our customers and our communityfor their support. We are proud to be a part of this community and lookforward to meeting the needs of this area for many years to come.

Citizens State Bank remains a locally owned, independent, communitybank working for the progress of our area.

“A Full Service Bank”

601 S. Main St.Hugoton, KS620-544-4331csbks.com

Citizens State Bank is a member of The Independent CommunityBankers of America. ICBA is committed to upholding the highest professional standard in community banking. CSB is here to serve the community we live in.

Celebration details: csbks.com

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