Reichert v. Berlin State Bank

George S. Laubach, as guardian of Charles Leonard Gilbert, a mentally incompetent person, had $604.27 in savings and $77.22 in commercial deposits in the Berlin State Bank of Marne, Michigan, at the time of its closing by Rudolph E. Reichert, State banking commissioner. These funds were the proceeds of monthly compensation pay ments made to the guardian by the United States for his mentally incompetent ward, under the provisions of an act of congress, approved' June 7, 1924, and known as the “World War Veterans’ Act, 1924 (38 USCA, § 421 et seq.)..” The guardian was appointed by the probate…