COMMUNITY BANK OF THE MIDWEST

Community Bank of the Midwest was established in October 1920 and headquartered in Great Bend, Kansas. The bank operated as a subsidiary of Midwest Community Bancshares, Inc.. Community Bank of the Midwest was classified as a commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember, supervised by the FDIC. Community Bank of the Midwest is no longer doing business under that name. To view branches, routing numbers, phone numbers and business hours; you can check Peoples Bank and Trust Company page.

Below is a list of some important events in banks history, including mergers and acquisitions.

DATEEVENT

10/20/1920 -Institution established: Original name: The First National Bank of Collyer

09/03/1963 -Moved bank headquarters from Collyer, Ks to Wakeeney, KS

09/03/1963 -Changed name to First National Bank of Wakeeney

07/01/1977 -Changed name to The First Bank of Wakeeney

07/01/1977 -Changed primary regulatory agency from Comptroller of the Currency to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

07/01/1977 -Changed institution class to Insured Commercial Banks, State, Not Members Of The FRS

05/13/1992 -Changed name to Interstate Bank

12/09/1994 -Acquired Farmers State Bank, Hunter, Kansas (14310) in Hunter, Ks

07/14/1995 -Acquired Bank One (not Bank One, National Association cert 6559) (16518) in Otis, KS

03/01/1997 -Moved bank headquarters from Wakeeney, KS to Great Bend, KS

09/08/1997 -Changed name to Community Bank of the Midwest