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  Nodaway Valley Bank’s Look at the Last 150 Years   Although the actual date is not until December, Nodaway Valley Bank will be celebrating the 150 th anniversary throughout 2018.   On December 4, 1868, Maryville’s first bank, known as the George S. Baker & Co., Bankers, opened its doors for business on the site of the present bank on the southwest corner of Maryville’s town square at 3 rd & Main Streets.   In 1873, James B. Prather, J. C. Waterman and Theodore L. Robinson acquired controlling interest in the bank and changed the name to Nodaway Valley Bank.  Mr. Robinson was placed in charge of day to day operations, and a member of Robinson family has been at the helm since then, with Chairman of the Board James G. Robinson representing the fifth generation. Theodore L. Robinson was an 11 year old orphan living with his grandparents when they moved to Buchanan County in 1844.  Because his grandfather was unable to work their farm, young Robinson went to...

  Nodaway Valley Bank Observes 150th Anniversary in 2018   Although the actual date is not until December, Nodaway Valley Bank will be celebrating the 150 th anniversary throughout 2018.  On December 4, 1868, Maryville’s first bank, known as the George S. Baker & Co., Bankers, opened its doors for business on the site of the present bank on the southwest corner of Maryville’s town square at 3 rd & Main Streets.   In 1873, James B. Prather, J. C. Waterman and Theodore L. Robinson acquired controlling interest in the bank and changed the name to Nodaway Valley Bank.  Mr. Robinson was placed in charge of day to day operations, and a member of Robinson family has been at the helm since, with Chairman of the Board James G. Robinson representing the fifth generation. During the first 26 years of its existence Nodaway Valley Bank operated as a private bank until applying for a state banking charter in 1894, now the fifth oldest bank charter in the State of Missou...

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