Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1936 — Page 15

JILL BE BURIED IN CROWN HILL

rivate Funeral Services, the Rev. Trent Officiat- . ing, to Be Today.

MRS. MARY CORNELIA ED‘WARDS, 87, who died Saturday at her home, 4020 N, Meridian-st, is to ~ be buried today in Crown Hill Cemetery. Ray Trent, Christian Science ~ pmctitioner, is to have charge of _ private services. The widow of Henry Luther Edwards, Mrs. Edwards is survived by - four daughters, Mrs, Roy Brandt, - Mrs. Ola Schleicher, Mrs. Estelle Hall and Miss Bertha Edwards, and four grandsons, Robert and Frank i Boll eiche: and Robert and Earle 3 11

MRS. ETHEL WEINKE, 36, who died Thursday, was buried yesterday in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Services were held at the Zion

Evangelical Church. ~ Burviving besides the widower, Harry Weinke, are three children, Carol Joan, Wilma Marie and Marilyn June; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Williams, and two brothers, Rolla and Ralph Williams.

DAVID H. HEILSHORN, 69, died . Thursday at his home, 1415 8. Rich-land-st, following a short illness.

Funeral services are to be at 2 today in the Blaine Avenue Methodist Church, and burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. A native of Defiance, O., Mr. Heilshorn came to Indianapolis 22 years ago. He was a member of Samaritan Lodge, I. O. O. F, Modern Woodmen of America, Patriotic Order of America, Royal Neighbors and Patriotic Sons of America. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Anna Heilshorn; three daughters, Mrs. Alice DeFrees, South Bend, and Mrs. ~ E. W. Curtis and Mrs. Hazel Vornehm, both of Indianapolis; a twin brother, H. ¥. Heilshorn, Indianapolis, and six grandchildren,

HARRY B. HOLMAN, 56, of 2609 N. Capitol-av, native of Indianapolis and operator of a sheet metal business, died yesterday afternoon at St. Vincent's Hospital after an illness of three months. He was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Mary Roell Holman; three daughters, Mrs. Paul Caudell and Miss Lillian Holman and Miss Helen Holman, all of Indianapolis; seven sons, John H., Ralph G., Robert D. Richard W. and Raymond E. Holman, all of Indianapolis; Dr. Elmer H. Holman, Omaha, Neb., and Paul G. Holman, Fort Wayne, and three brothers, Ed, Carl and Elmer Holman; three - sisters, Mrs. Hattie Bushnell, Mrs. Eva Trout and Mrs. Hazel Best and a grandson, James Caudell, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services are to be held at 8:30 Wednesday morning in the home and at 9 in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial is to be in St. Joseph's. MRS. MARY JANE BROWN, 73, a resident of West Indianapolis 64 years, is to be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery tomorrow morning following services at 8:30 at the home, 839 River-av, and at 9 in Assumption

Church. She died Saturday after a |

long illness. Born in Manchester, England, ‘Mrs. Brown came to Indianapolis with her parents when she was 9. She was married to Robert P. Brown

of Indianapolis, in 1886. Mr. Brown |S

- died in 1917. Mr. and Mrs. Brown lived in one of the first homes built in West Indianapolis before it was 'incorporated with the city. Mr. Brown served as one of the first councilmen in West Indianapolis. A communicant of Assumption parish many years, Mrs. Brown also was a member of the Altar Society. Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Mae Hinton, Mrs. Nannie Rosemond Scotten and Mrs. Nell Bomberger. ~~ MRS. CAROLINE WEYERBACHER, a resident of Indianapolis 21 years, is to be buried at Boonville tomorrow following [services there at 10:30. She died Saturday in the home of her son, Dr. Arthur |7, ¥. Weyerbacher, 663 E. 27th-st, after an illness of six months. She was 86. . Born in New Philadelphia, O., Mrs. Weyerbacher moved to Boon-

ville in 1886 after her marriage to |%8

Jacob J. Weyerbacher in 1882. Mr. Meyerbacher was president of the Boonville National Ban" prior to his death in 1913. Following his

. death, Mrs. Weyerbacher moved to

Indianapolis,

Survivors are Dr. Weyerbacher,;,

two daughters, Miss Gertrude Weyerbacher and Mrs. C. J. Van Tassel, both of Indianapolis; a grandson, Charles J. Van Tassel Jr.; ~ 8 brother, Jacob Gerlitz of Boonville, and a sister, Mrs Peter Eigen- ~ drodt of Boonville. : Z. ELWOOD DARROW is to be

- Christian In the Methodist Hospital here after ‘an illness of one month. He was 71. Born in Tipton County, Mr. Darrow spent his entire life on the same

Christian Church and the ‘Masonic Order in Elwood.

, Lemuel Darrow, both of El-

BERNARD F. KELLY, 70, 1114 8. giinst, oh. City Hall custodian for nine

1914 — 1936

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va. i 15. Pear on; sis Retk.s- 0. Survivors: Widow, Hy sisters, Mrs. snd Mrs. Ruth Davis; Ss ¥ and Bdward Reck. wiDrORD-- Mis 1 Laura Caress, 85. Sur-

BLUFFION- M2. Catherine Shoemaker 85. Survive Sons, Charles, Samuel Valentine.

BOONVILLE—Mrs. Sainte Gerber, 24. Survivor: Widower,

BOS vivors: well; da FT Mrs. Pearl Hill. CHESTERTON—Miss Angela Lp n' Amerting: Teh. M er’ sters, rs. Ream, Mrs, Stephen _ Wolf, Miss Helen Ameriing and Mrs, Prank Baulsom: prota. ers, Willlam, Paul, Herman and Hobert CITY Oscar E. Kaulm : Yidow, son and dinghia: eller, Survivors:

Mrs. lda Richards a

Amer and : Gerald

COLUMBIA 70. Survivors; . I's. Daughters Frog brothers.

CROMWELL—Mrs. Melissa Leamon, 77. Pusvivors: Widower and so ) Sur-

DUNREITH—Charles nai, 1. vivors: Brot ers, Marshall, ‘Jesse and Lilysses Kirkha Burns, 80. Sur

ad Bled daughter,

ELKHART — B. Frank vivors: Widow, Loretta; Milam Me iwarde, 31. Survivors: son ards u Pred, Frank; sisters, Mrs. Geol. Ekin. ELWOOD—Elwood Darrow. Survivors: Son, Howard: ow Nettie; daughter, Edna Darrow; Dts Lemuel Darrow,

EVANSTILLE A. Lee Smith, #2. Survivors: Daughte Mrs. Paul Haynes, Miss yin nia Smith: stepdau hier, Miss Mary E. Hill; sons, Graham, William Cam$rom Charies Ball, Alvin; -sister, Mrs. ma

Ni brother, W. L Mrs. falinde Survivors:

Hail, 82. Daughter, Mrs. *Claude Hays; sons, Clyde and Haro od

idred Lang, 326. Dau Mer Ruth; ier Fuller:

Survivors: Mrs. Oscar brothers, Vincent and Rueben Mrs. Lena Biemhauses: Widower, John: daughte . Mrs. na Helmrich and Mrs. Lorens *Moster: jaher Charles Gallman Sr.; sisters, Mrs. Willi Doxie, Mrs. E. J. Coilum and Mrs. Struchen; brother, Charles Galiman Jr. John I. Gregory Jr., 52. (Survivors: Widow, Eunice; daughters, Miss ary Marjorie Gregory and Mrs. Dorothy Niehaus; sisters, Miss Dorothy Gregory and Mrs. David Fellows; brother, Hiram P.

FRANCESVILLE—Raymond Grass, 21. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grass; brother, Dean

1, FRANKFORT Mrs. Martha Armstrong,

Charles T. Sims, 63. Survivors: Widow, Ivah; grandmother. Virgin Dr. John PF. Per 60. Sur vivors: Widow, Ida; brother, William; sister, Mrs. Fannie Grover. GOSHEN—Daniel Emmett Kerlin, 52. Widow, Myrtle; sons, Karl, Elwood, Paul; brothers, Joseph, Anan, Charles; ‘sisters, Mrs. Jasper Lower. Mrs, Berkey Mangus, Mrs. Uriah Detwiler. SREENSBUBG Peter Barnes, 68. Survivors: Sons, Taylor, Carl Barnes: gaushters, Mrs. Bess Miller, Mrs. Bertha Al HAMMOND—Mrs. Adelade Krewson, 286. Survivors: Widower, Russell; sons, Robert and John Krewson; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burnett; sisters, Mrs. Edwin Drake, Mrs. John Keys and Mrs. Ortez

Warner. Mrs. Mildred Papuga, 60. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. John Jung, Mrs. Roy Meijer and Mrs. Nicholas Skomsky: sons, Andrew, Frank, John, Walter and George; brother, George Salonski HUNTINGTON—Miss Hattie M. Kline, 70. Survivors: Brothers, Oliver JEFFERSONVILLE—Mrs. Carrie V. Ryan, Survivors: Sons, William, Harry F., L., Arthur; | sister, Mrs. Cota

23 flurvivors: Leon

17. Grover Emery.

KIRKLIN—MTs. Mary Ann Clements, 87. Survivors: Widow Robert; daughter, Mrs. Della Wright: Rtothor Lee King.

LAFAYETTE—Mrs. W. H. Shockey, 45. Survivors: Widower; sons, Miner and Roy Stafford; step-daughter, Mrs. Gayle Kelly; brothers, Alva, Forest and Delbert Skaggs: sisters, Mrs. Corda Neal and Mrs, Verna Lake.

LA PORTE—MTrs. Louis Groehler, 53. Survivors: Widower; brother, Herman Kresel; stepsisters, Mrs. Charles Rhoda and Mrs. Harry Hanley. Mrs. Tense Jeffrey. 85. Daughter, Mrs. Minerva De Voe

LINTON—Orval Eaton, 33. Widow and six children.

LINTON—George M. Duck, 69. vivors: Widow, Esther; son, William; daughters, Mrs. Loren Bozarth and Mrs. Douglas Judy; sister, Mrs. A, P. Clement; brother, Edgar.

Survivors:

‘Survivors:

MARION—Clair LY vale, 37. Burvivors: Widow, La Velle; stépson, John e Walters; mother, Mrs. yrtle Yale; brotker, Bryce Yale 1 Ad Is. ache pmson, 75. Survivors: Yacower, John C.: sons, Ernest, Shaster. Albert; duaghters, Mesdames J. 8. fried, Laurence Setanley, Hazel Barker: ay Sam Seth. Burt Weesner; half brother. Walace; bait sister, Mrs.. Burr Landess. Mrs. . Mater. Survivors: Widower, Joseph: Tons Roy. John, Ben, Joseph: daughters, Mrs. Edity M. Bowman, Vava Hall

M’CORDSVILLE—Edward Newton Stoner, 89. Survivors: Widow, Clarissa; sons, the Rev. Victor Stoner, Virgil, Horace, Leonard, Willie; daughter, Mrs. Estella Eastes; Drothers, John, Daniel; sister, Mrs. Hardié

Hoff MIDDLETOWN—Olive er E. Swartz, 87. Survivors: Sisters, Mesdames Theodére Grote, Lola B. Hendron, Clarence Sellers, Sars Langsett; brother, Benjamin ' PF.

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UNCIE—Henry G. Myers, 76, Survivors: Py August; sister, Mrs. Antone 8 Stapf. NAPPANEE — Mrs. Catherine Shank Hess, 69. Survivors: Widower, Eli: brothSL rufus Shank; sister, Mrs. Henry

NEWCASTLE—Mrs. Martha, Jane Lowe, 81. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. W. C. Bond EW _ RICHMON Mrs. ee Rs - born, 55. op Widower, B. C. R ayborn; daughter, Mrs. Margaret Jenkins; foster Saughter, Mss. Rud Sa sons, ister rs stepmother, Mrs. ‘Emily A. Bailey Reynoids; NOBLESVILLE—MTrs. Josie Amina Stage, 58. Survivors: Widower, Ollie; father, Anthony Kelly; sons, Worth, Roy; brothSra oe, Stover Kel ; Sharles, Aaron: sisv es Susanna Morris, Harrell, Edith Berg, Osie Heiny. Bertin

NORTH MANCHESTER—Mrs. Glen Walther, 46. Survivors: Widower; daughters, Louise. Dorcas; sons, Maruse, Max; moth: ola Bu 8 a ter augh; sister, Mrs. 68.

PERU—Mrs. Lillie 'P. Newby, brothers, ous, Claude

git re s: sis Sars, Mrs. Bessie Picken: Lotti i, Rb Misses Daisy, Blanche

etts, Shield PLAINFIELD—MTrs. Ella Cox Ho y 79. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, gH

Hornaday; son and brother. PRINCETON—Mrs. Panni . ern ’ Ts, XT “ ath; Sisters yatt and Mrs. ROANN—Benjamin F. Hiner, 64, { Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Vera * garmer. ter an rs. Oma Garrison; brothers, Yilllam and John Hiner; sister, Mrs. Ira

ROCHESTER—Robert Bryce 28. Survivors: Widow; parents, an Mrs. Joseph Thompson; daughters, Juanita, Roberta, Mary Jo, Carlene; son, bert Joe; brothers,” Lee, Kenneth Thompson:

Thom Mr. and

years, died Saturday night in his home after an jliness of 11 weeks. Mr. Kelly was born in Tipperary, Ireland, and came to this country when he was 15. He was a member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church, the Holy Name Society, the Ancient Order of HiberHiab and the Indiana: Democratic u . Surviving him are the widow, Catherine B. Kelly: four sons, Ji and J

Sur-!

live Vas: Dayne, es. nck

SELLERSEURG Wiliam H. Banker, €8. |

Survivors: Dust ’ de Mrs. a

fi Br i Sha YMOUR

sur? us BEND. Pig Jones ry rvivors: ace KnobgE, EN: Foti s. Charles,

ATE ote 80. Virgil GIarZ do Frashom ca: | Geo Seoige.

John Ea Eurvivors: Father, John; hn Ir Sud Richard.

SULLIVA) Jam Suryore. Widow, Gora: Da s.“Baiie Walter,

era Misses rgaret, Kathryn’ Mapie: rs. Nellie Neal, Josepl ne Downs; sister, Mrs. Hattie Le

TIPTON— Wilson Cottingham 74. Survivors: Widow, Martha; dsughters, Mrs. Murriel Ziegel, Mrs. Irene Pearl Jackson; sons, William, Loren Cottingham.

Bills Other Habilities of pany

Total Greatest * amount in any. one tite OF INDIANA

229,361.21 281,943.18

-.$33,386,039.56

i | Reserve or amount ovary e| to reinsure

esrer En ; feo

go sevneeansas Te Total Jiabilities sersncnnases $14860.33¢.97 Sarsia sessenn Ea

$33,386,030.56 ..$ 829,555.00

VAN BUREN—Mrs. Mar aretta Sander- | OT Survivor: er, Henry PF.

ann, Sandermann. Soo Wiles 80." Robert Googins, 35.

i ERTON—Gilen Carter, 57. Yivoly: Wiclow, Bening; son, William, ARREN—MTrs. Josthing Young. 88. Si DE Daughters, Mrs, Frank Canady, Mrs. Blanche Bond; o 500 Ernest sister, Mrs. Lena Snyder. Mrs. Jose ine A. You , 88. Survivors: gon, Ernest; po aausn ers, Mrs. Melvin E. Mrs. Frank Canuday; sisters, Mrs. Lena Sny der. WARSAW -—Mrs. Glen Walther, a Survivors: Widower, daughters and son ZIONSVILLE—Mrs. Mary Beeler, oy ‘Survivors: Sor, Jaseph; daughter, Mrs. Hazel Markland.

MICHIGAN CITY FLIER WINS SAFETY AWARD

Vic Lindemann Honored for Air Tour Record.

Sur.

The eighth all-Indiana Air Tour ended at Municipal Airport yesterday with the presentation of the Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. silver safety trophy to Vie Lindemann, Michigan City airport manager. Following the presentation by O. O. Carpenter, company representative in Indianapolis, Walker W.

Winslow, president of the Indiana Aircraft Trades Association, which sponsored the tour, commended tour pilots for their carefulness throuaout the six-day flight. More than 20 cities were visited by the 150 pilots and passengers. Fifty planes started on the tour, although several were forced to drop out. Only pne crash, in which no one was injured, marred the tour. By=ron Spangler and T. G. Louden, both of Culver, crashed on the next to last leg of the tour in taking off at the Fort Wayne airport for Kokomo yesterday.

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR GARBAGE CANS

Hammond Merchants. Have 10,000 20-Gallon Pails on Hand.

Times Special. HAMMOND, June 29.—Ten thousand 20-gallon garbage cans are going begging for purchasers here. Why?. The health department, sity officials said, is rot enforcing the recently passed ordinance re-

quiring every householder to provide a covered can for refuse. Merchants, who were advised to lay in supplies of cans, are irked at the councilmen for giving them a bum steer by advising them to prepare for a garbage-can buying, boom. Clarence Mason, health department head, feels his department is blamed unjustly. “I told them not to pass that ordinance in the first place” he said.

CITY, UTILITIES SUED BY INJURED WOMAN

Telepho and und Light Companies A Cited in $50,000 Action.

Suilt asking damages of $50,000 from the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., the Indianapolis Power and Light Co. and the City of Indianapolis was on file today in Circuit Court. The complaint, filed by . Mrs. Louise E. Greely, 651 E. 44th-st, sets cut that the plaintiff suffered a broken left leg and other injuries which caused her left leg to become one inch shorter than her other leg, when she fell over a utilities’ cable anchor in a grass plot on 44th-st near College-av, Oct. 9, 1834. The action charges the city with being negligent in not placing bar-

riers at the spot or ordering removal |

of the anchor.

KILLS

boards, moldings, any place breed.

Get some now — and get those

PETERMAN'S |

DISTOVERY

Real estate Real wnncumbered.

Mortgage loans on

Accrued Securities (interest d rents, e Loans made to

nd in p Accounts otherwise

Reserve or am s Loa adjusted and not die Losses d

Bills as ® Souls unpaid Other liabilities of ging y .e

surance of the above

08. J. GO Amount of capital Cash

Accrued Actounts otherwise secured..

Reserve or. Le

T *Greatest

PR. of the above is a ment of the Sond] tioned pany December, 1935 o ‘Shown’ > Toae statement, and the sald statement Ty now on mein

McOLAIN. Commissioner,

Statement td! Condition of the IFE INSURANCE CO

EQUITABLE L

| Aotat of capital paid up" orp

Cash in banks (on interest

and not on interest ....$ 2,728444.69

19,664,136.45

eal 47,570,396.87 estate {free from an incumbranc ¥ prior

and stocks (market value) 40,011,561.05

3,191,788.38 28,176.997.14

936,455.00 4.385.508.99

$148,663,255.33

an to policyholders

Premiums and accounts due

rocess of collection a

Total net assets

t n B reinsure outstanding ha pr dlusted an ro

suspen 11,384,241.80 oul ur abilities stsseaanens $141,504,590.68 1,000,000.00 6.068,664.65 arate aaa $148,663,265.33

tal som panies: —Maximum risk writ

300,000 Amount roined |) .r Aunt Jeained » company. $75, 000; %

0 18s! Nahe ot Insura I. the undefsigned. Commissio! ner of In. diana, hereby certify that is a correct copy of th te-

ment of the Condition of the Shave tioned e December, 1935, as shown by statement. ttatement 1s now on flle in thi

Company on the orNging] the Yenia Sricinal Ss 0 In Testimony Whereof T hereunto sub-

and that

scribe my name and affix this 8th day of June, 1936. my official seal

HARRY E. McCLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of FEDERAL INSURANCE & cSMPAN NY Jersey Cron A Neves gers On the sist I Bon Dae b 1935 0 zcew er, HENDON ORB. re esident,

in banks fon and not on interest

Bonds and stocks owned (mar-

ket valu ue) its ur and rents, etc 9

15.464.535.19 (interest 104,585.55

261,822.33 18.117.13

Total net assets ...........$18.494.544.71 LIABILITIES

Frémiums and

nts due nd in Process. of Veoilection

ecessary tanding

FLY om-= 1.586.139.07 8 4,248.624.24 +e. 12.245.920.47 2.818. 494 544.71

nsure

amount allowed to be insur in any one block.

*Maximum

Statiment tS ondion of the

Otic of C Commissioner ot Insurance,

the undersigned. Commissioner of Inderi ed. hereby gertify that correct SE Ing abo the State. tion of the abo ve m Compan day ° of Fletnal

ribe m this $th Yay Be June, 193 {Seall

ssioner

Premi

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Reserve sary

Bille and Sooounts

Statement of Condition of the FARMERS & TRADERS LIFE INSURANC nd pac New

te Tow

on the Hive Ae oF OMAS O. YO

g December, ce ber, 1938. EDWIN W.

G Presi igént. Amount of Capital aid os 300,000.00 NET ASSETS P Bo a

MPANY Cash in banks Ba RE and not on interest) ....... = 269,967.7 Real estate unicumbered 762,711. #3 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 1. 668,826.95 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incum-

3,050,810.25 "(interes t 119,775.9%

Ssesvesosce

brance) Accrued securities and rents, etc,) Other securities— Pett ash y , 300.0; 06

856,156. 94 lums and accounts d in process of tie 165,807.8",

Total net assets .+.$6,943,607.1. Re SSary to °° Sh Amount necessary $5,851,118.27 72.00 16,020.34 343,531.27 Total liabilities «..ecee.e04.$6,210,669.88 CRpItAl oovii iviiarnansniiniie 300,000.00 432/927.28

Tota .$6,043,597.16 Life EY Shi basin risk

000.00 Amount retained b company 10,000.00 Ly A Jou INDIAN Commissioner ot Insurances,

surance el RS op iss12n ceri oi! Ea of

Tax Policy 1

Other’ Hast Tes at

$escecess sess

Bet

above tioned of the Condi

RA o

Statement of Condition of t THE CONRECIIGUT Ine SNSORANCE Hatt ard, Donnecticut, ber,

on ¢ FE Sten,

IE pie SE Re 1,911.55 Total net assets ............$31,107,968.03 or amount

13, Tisurs outstandl SIASTS

J Eat rd a)

risks

Other Liabilities of OR A ,

| sian iin iain. ‘Total Habilities «ciceveccnsic§ 48 | Sess esnssalnsssssesnas , * , SMeNesssqesenesssvenEE v

-$21,107,968.03

62,600.00 105,871.20 |.

pg ligase | and . a MRE

. nam tess wad ; Los ii 5,055.0¢

‘assets ........ «++$1,370,830.97

edt ape Vesadana as

ees sasnsbsesasassesas Sess vassstonesenseba,

Total a a smount in any :

by E. H. Speckman os] ent January : 21 Tr BS hun

sur: the a

ET Honea, com 1038, statement. statem

i Eh

by oe ng that en RLY

v Dame ans ware n ny Lat i] ue

scribe m this’ th aay of June, 193 {Seal BARBY B. Me IN, Commissioner.

Statement of Condition of the FIREMEN’S AEA 2 Weybosset St.

of December, 1935 oS Secpreside nt

On the sist C. G. EASTON, NET ASSETS CO Cash in banks (on interest snd n

35%.08891

) — ortgage loans on real’ ‘estate Shaee from any y prio incum=ran

and rents, etc. Premiums and due . and in process of cotiection Funds held by Adj. Division. .s

Total net assets

Reserve or amount necess to reinsure outstanding risk risks $3,257,582.03 Losses unadjusted and 7 A887 e s

nse Bills and accounts unpaid.. 34382.00 Other * abilities of the com- : an 77.00

.++4.83,319,436.50 ..$2,442]769.08

Total ..$4,762,205.58 Greatest amount in any one

She of oammiaaigier of ‘Insurance ce the undersigned. Commissioner Jt in. LR a Indiana, hereby certity thai the above is a correct copv of th ment of the poo hdition of the above al tioned Com e 13 dav of December, 1938, Yas Shown by the original tate LX w tie. 1h this offloenel | § 8 ent {8 now on bo Mest ony Whereo 51 i hereunto sub. scribe m HA and a my official seal. this Sun day of Jun

185,288.76 28,886.56

n 710.27 6,950.00

essves

Total liabilities Surplus

. MCCLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of Condition of the CITIZ ENS INSURANCE Co OMPANY Jer:

sey fi 15 Exchange Place, On the 31st Day of December, 1935. R. M. President. CLYDE P. SMITH, Secretary.

Amount o of { capita al paid up PANT 1,000,000

‘Cash ne banks (on interest and not on interest) . Bonds and | (Market V Accrued Secatities and rents, etc.

2,021,600.00

18,874.58 Premiums and ) ctonnts du and in process of collection.. 831,708.78

Total net assets .......... ..$3,986,190.83 LIAB

Re on serve Or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks 846,744.85 Losses adjusted and not due.. 64,041.07 Bills and accounts unpaid . 38, Other Liabilities of ‘the’ COMPANY ccccrossopescsessses 35,802.23

Total liabilities «..... "484,587.08 Capital : 0

(Interest

Tot . ay amount in ‘any one

I ,000.00 *Greatest amount allowed by ruies. of the company to be insured in any one eity, town or age. sGreatest amount allowed to be insured in Jany one block.

o_rule. STATE O IANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance 1, the unders

Testimony scribe my name and affix my o sal. | this Bh Yo of June, 1936.

19 a,

Statement of Condition of the LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE

LP ” nue Ehna” 20t 2ovhest. on the 31st Day of December 1835 TarhE Woh SN Secret ih Amount of capital aid bdo ua: 145.00 sh in banks (on interest MraNY on : $ 184,727.51 Bond d stock ed ( 405.41 9:58 Ss own marSet vaiae y . 820,410.47 Mortgage loans on real estate 3 fires rom any prior Ineum- : 197,178.57

18,283.35 650,485.11

43,805.71 13,150.00

Avene

accounts due and in process of collection. . Acesunts otherwise secured ...

Total net assets LIAB Reserve or amount necessary t reinsure Sutstanding i hus % ,331,285.50

Losses adj (installment claims) 40,587.39 Losses unadjusted

Bills and accounts unpaid . ¢ liabilities of the come any .

,629.60 17,415.95 he $55:530. 92 : Hid 804.

k written eX Tonined by company. .

3TATE OR ‘INDIANA: Office of

seal | Bills and Soccunts

BE HSaesiey

cesee oo 755,432.87 accident and health

po AEE Ee i ae

naa

Other Sane xX Poli

unadjusted and in sus.

a. fasavavann

foi ; x

a irs rerases-$16.300.248.02 i

. wesessstesanecae a4 3 Crean Ceseinsnsssisns. esas SID 3 wa Th Ra . ’

webs rr 190.83 |

ned, Commissioner. of In.

cas in banks nol Real estate unincumbered

187,722.48 | 5

Accounts

Soria: re

Total net assets ............$3,143,1701.75 Raserye or amount necessary

53.1143 EL 3 Sh ie ape a

Fessssenesessnnsnennvy

1830.0 97

Habilities EE sh EEE

$3,142.170.78 28,000.00

El ail b amo i sions He Naor of

Statement of Condition of THE AMERICAN INSULANCE CO. Newark, N

15 Wash Ist. On the 31st Day of Decomber, 1935 PAUL B. SOMMERS, President FRED . Searsan Amount of oF, capital paid F Cour ir 40.00

Cash ~ ot fh (on bi 0 and not on interest) Real estate unincumbered. . Bonds. and stocks o (market value) ge loans on real estate {free from any prior incumor Trance) 1,512,260.00 Accrued securities (interest > d ete)... 96,202.78 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 1, =5 081.63 Accounts otherwise ured. .. 68.204.88 Reinsurance Teo eer eps on paid losses 76,247.94

Total net assets $28,963,525.17

Reserve or amount necessary 0 reinsure outstanding

11,486,212.58 Losses ‘unadjusted and in sus- : Jonze

s and t id 1.300.000.00 accounts un ! A other liabilities of the Compan; 1,540,954 .82

..$15,300,217.30 ..$_3.343,740.00 10,318,567.87

tal $28,962.525.17 the basis of December 31, 1935, actual market quotations for all bonds and stocks owned, this company’s admitted assets would be increased 2 $29,281,862.62 and surplus to $10, 53% 906. STATE OF INDIAN Office of Commissioner ol Insurance, I, the un Agsigne, Commissioner ot In. WEA of ana, hereby certify that the above is a correct coov of th ment of the Condition of th tioned Company ; December, 1935, as statement, and that .the said origi statement 18 now on file in. this office In Teslimony Whereof. I hereunto ae seribe m me and affix my official seal this 8th ay of June, 1 234. {8eall HARR

1,604,162.59 s 4:308:910.58

19,801,364.77

otal liabilities . Capit ir ase

XB waSeOLAIN. Statement of Condit f FIREMAN’S FUND IN NSUR i fhe

San s Sntlsen, California. On the Fist lst Day af Do. emis 1935 st Day of December, J. B ISON: Presiden MILLS 4S. Secretary. aid $7.500,000.00 OF Coipary

™ 1,328,409.85 1,875,260.00

ED ABD, Amount of ca tal

anc Accrued and ren Collate: Bills Premiums ond accounts due ag in process of SOllec-

| socusiiss “(interest 68.202:71 61,680.06

2,645,174.32 46,972.78

$37,660,140.06

Reserve or amount Decestary reinsure outstanding J ke adgusted "sid oi due "40.017 0 Losses unadjusted and in sus948,072.60

ense and accounts unpaid. . thir liabilities of anal 3 +306.30 pany 426,482.15

Total Jianilities ssssssns....$16,190,003.85 Capital . «++. 8 1,500,000.00 see 13,970,145.21

Surplus-i............. Total $317,660, 138. 06 Greatest amount in any one risk.$500,000.00 e have no hard and fast rules regarding ‘either Db block 5 00 limits. amount that we g Yentnas entirely upon construction yi he ' buildi ngs, widt: of the streets, water Re protecor towns other Souditians, No two cities a Stfce, of F INDIAN A: fice of ELL ILO of Insurance,

rigina th aid Heinal e si 3 na file this .

on ce. Testimony Whereof 1 Bereunto subscribe my na and affix mv official seal this 8th day me ee. 19386, FSeall Y E Me

CLAIN, Commissiener.

Statement of Condition of the FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia, Pa. On the 31 ol Nya ah b 1935. 8 y of Decem eh ; OTHO E. rss iden A. IRVIN Jt Amount of capital paid Sb NET (on interest t on interest) $ 922,000.83 vs 296,655.00 Bonds oad stocks’ owned (mars g Mask 17,663,308.23 cB ATS on yen} estate Mortes Jrom: any prior ine 2

( interest

911,201.51 © 38, s843 8 37,679.20 1,139,278.34 83,409.65 110,171.84 417,687.00 37,999.62 7,701.10 Total net assets s..li.. ie. $31,378,763.75 Reserve or amount necessa ® outstanding 8,480,713.88 in

an id |. Other liabilities of the com pany

ums an accounts "due and in process of collection otherwise secured--Balances. em. (Missouri) Balances from allied compan: Surrender value. lite’

epaid Pen ania Reins. recoverable on paid

Ssesscesve orton Ne

Losses 88 Adjusted and not due:

gr adIuien 1,271,274.00 15,780.00

sessnsvereegsreneane

"Total liabilities ............$10,503,047.23 Jeseessensaversponiess 20000000 ing T0707

Amount m ny me, 175,000.00

a, Ea

above is a correct

OY a

EET by ol

Bonds

2,101,947.61 | ;

38 bs tony sof

: pany Seesiriesnsites conan. =

on_ company’s p I Total net assets . irene $538,501.88

Reserve or amount necessa Xetnsure cE Losses a Rogerve sontingtncies ; 14h Bills and phar paid 2 Other liabilities of thee company 48,484.71 Total liabilities ............. 248,828.64 Capital .........cec0000 sasaesss % BUIPIUS ovicorssissresanssnrenss 189,

TOR] ...ocionnaciiininiians ser 838, 591.83

nya

tal . Greatest amount in any one

Bs Srvene soseeaeii 15,000.00

risk H. stile re INDIANA: Ottis. of Commissioner of Juysranes, on aoa, ereby of any HY oan

day "of | yn Ean

gurance Ly ent of ‘the Sandition vy yg xR tioned Com the pis

nv December, as Shown i is now on file in rot etimony Whercgt, 1 Berens” nen this 8th day of June, loge” ” {8eall HARRY E. McCLAIN. Commissioner.

Statement of Siaditien FF the ONS INSURANCE COMPANY, ID,

90 un Sree be On the 31st 2 of Dece HARRY G. CASPER, Satter” Shares

Manager ASSETS OF COMPANY Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) § 433,826.30

and stocks (market value) $5,232,266.78 Min 442.78

EAGLE

Premiums and accounts and in process of collection Other assets ....... renin .

Total net assets . os. £6, 021,010.01 Reserve or ar necess! = to reinsure outstanding risks $1,752,643.43 Losses adjusted and not due 33,032.22 Losses unadjusted and in Sus Se nse 358,542.6 96,370.05 ves. 245,745.86

Bills and accounts unpaid ... Oe liabilities of e - pan

Greatest amount allowed to insured in any one hol be 33,333.33 STATE OF INDIANA: Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned. Commissioner of In surance of India hereb: certify that the above is a £ the alate.

T, statement, statement is now on file in t In Testimony Whereof. I DE ibe scribe my name and affix my official seal this 8th day of June, 1936. [Seal] HARRY E. McOLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of Condition of the EMPIRE STATE INSURANCE CO. Pg New Yor Washington Street. On the Bist Da Day of December, 1935. H. R A President.

Amount of = of capital gold, OME

Cash in ts (on and not on interest) . Bonds and Socks (market value . Accrued hiss and rents, etc.) Premiums and accounts due and in process of Oe te

Total net assets LIABILIT: Reserve or amount nece to reinsure outstanding Fieks 3 573,222.39 Losses due and u Inpa aid ,909.0 Losses adjusted and not due . 24,496.83 Losses Sra usted and in suse ‘6,314.51 25,542.72 | -

Total liabilities ........ eee B 647,485.45 Capita -$1,000,000.00

revesessess.$1,535,035.01 33,183,521.38

Ls $ 108,608.74

'2,888,833.73 24,623.23 160,455.66 33,182,521.30

seeecane se0essetbancs

Sorpius

ris 00.00 sGreatest amount allowed by rules of the company to be insured in any one city, town or village. *Greatest amount allowed to be insured in any Spe block. *No set r STATE OF ‘INDIANA: Office of Commissioner ot Insurance, 1. the ners) ed. Commissioner ot oi

om th u December, 1935, as shown by the or statement. and th the 214 original in ¢ office. mon 1 PL subscribe my name my oficial seal

an this 8th day eof June 1936. [Beall "HARRY E. McOLAIN, Commissioner.

Statement of Seadiuon of THE LIFE INSUR. NCE COMPANY

Richmond, Va. 10th and Capital Streets. On the 31st Day of December, 1935. BRADFORD H. WALKER, Prasident. P. ST. GEORGE - COOKE, Soe Amount ¢ of )} Capital PO paid Suk boi NY Cash iy WE (on i and not on interest) Real Estate unincumbered.. Bonds and (Market Value) Mortgage Loans on Real Es-

.00

2,119,595.69 8 .532,545.33

34,250,822.84

28,356.938.68 (Free from any prior encumbrance Accrued Securities (Interest d Rents, etc.) 1,193,693.88 Policy Loans 7 ", 1514.06 Cash in PAT. ’s office ... 2,029.30 Premiums and Accounts due and in process of collection 873,883.86 Accounts otherwise secured... 279,292.47

Total Net Assets ....... a $8, 142,317.50 LIABILITIES :

rve ar amount Decesaary r ou ndin; st Msute 2888, 051,938.51 79, 1284.18 46,745.36

19,556.52 309,056.91

Rese to

3! Losses Losses dina unpaid nob due. Losses unadjusted and ,

Sina , ccounts unpaid. . Other bilities of the PANY cover snvsssnces

Sal ] Liabilities <......... $l. 71,388,197.78 197.78 apita

Sarois PRON re 119.72 ..$83,143,317.50

Total — um 18 Shan yanies: Maxim s 100,000.00

the sbove is a Er i pl 306.30. statement is now on e in

fil . 1 hereunto sub-

Siz my official seal,

CARRY E, MCCLAIN,

dition of the Muy

eS Tos SR Tire on ons and Jefferson December, 1935 ELLSWORTH be President COMPANY

Testimony

170,186.32

of secured. . 12,542.59

of the comiabilities wanes snnnenil

REeLs Anca asRRN REEL,

gigas $92.43 5

Fl ep Fr,

Le oan

AT4.18 |

.Real estate unincumbered $

Net Losses due and unpaid . un ted an

. 5,78,046.82 |

Total ..... Life Sompanies: risk

115.547.38 79.855.08 S30 Suse “Rt ol 1.226.48428 | 1.451.348

Total net assets ......... .

sevnsean

Cress isnnunane

Toil Habilities ......... . apital ... ;

Si akies hy }

sasssans

IANA:

Fe I fo of Insurance = pi sid

Tesi Tame. Ay a 8 oh day of 1

-—

HO Amo of capital oid «+i 81,

Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) .......$ 202.94700

an 8 tocks wned (market valu VAIUBY ..iesraenve a

titles (interest and ren .

paid losses Impounded Missouri ‘premium Premiums and accounts de and in process tion

of collec i————. Total net assets ++1$4,632,281.39

remiums, Seaaes ted. and in suse

send accounts u unpaid ak

otal Jlabilities apital

SaFpins vn

STATE D ogi 2 a rance of wr are aby certify the above sh of the Sis

ment of the ondition of the abovi tioned Company on he Sist December, 1935, a shown by the ol statement, and the said viatement, to Row, th Mle in is offi n hereunto “sube ficial seal,

s Ip

'estimony Whereof, my. nam and affix my v offi this ath day me 9 ing of fSeall HARR YR | Me

Statement of Co ik the CENTRAL RR INSURANCE CO.

oner

Holli Bal Hinge On the 31st Day of

CHA THOMAS HU HES, oy Amount of capital aid u NET Al ETS O OF Cash in banks {on interest and

Real’ Ry Re cnibered. Bonds and stocks owned (mare ket value) .. Motizage loans 5 real estat ree from a rior incume (interest MIAH e rassnsssnss PhYI8.3 ther BECUTILIES ...0..ceonesrs 2.41 remjums and accounts due man :

process rg collec i «e183, 956,711.88

t si Tajo gu. 1038.

2,417.780.31

and in Accounts otherwise secure Total net assets LIABILY

Reserve or amount necess to Xe insure outstanding pr os,

Losses due Losses aajusted Losses Poa

Bille ar and accounts unpaid.. Oey lives of the com-

al, Jiabilities Ssevssssaie Heese i Basevsusssescensesvid 1000/0004 $3.986.711.88

Ad hated Fine Li

above is a ment 0,01 the Son

Com 8 jiones ber, 1 Te as shown’ by, the - 3a Bie ment: 1s Be iy Lik Festunony mE ? here this Sth Hay of of fod Aone. Seal HARRY EB. ! ! Comm

8QCIE New York City, * Seventh Av

393 On the 31st Pay of Pecom THOMAS 1 ris I. PA

Cash = Ls An est and not on ary $ 120,178, 971.3 Rea) ® luni 143, 675,878.74 onds and stocks owne (market value)® "........$ 979,245,000.08 Mortgage loans on real estate (free jrom any prior incumbran Accrued securit: aan erent d ren etc.

-§ 335,401, 837.409

e and in procéss ot collection

Accounts otherwise ‘secureds } Af: ann

Total net assets reserve

Suipius hod dividend i

i RR

a vate Toe

sess avnssotastarsianat { ¥ hE. | ’ . 4 EE

abilities Mangos tan

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