Insurance Department Certifies American Exchange Underwriters
Des Moines Iowa July 15 1952 Insurance Commissioner Charles R Fischer certifies that American Exchange Underwriters Insurance Company Port Chester New York is authorized to transact insurance in Iowa through April 1 1953 after filing December 21 1951 sworn statements showing assets 2 108 988 78 liabilities 789 258 77 guaranty fund 538 139 31 surplus over liabilities 1 276 590 65 and surplus as regards policyholders 1 814 729 96 seal affixed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Department OF Iowa
Des Moines
American Exchange Underwriters Insurance Company
Port Chester
New York
Code of Iowa
Charles R. Fischer
Iowa
Sss
Ghas. R. Fischer
Commissioner of Insurance
Insurance Officials Certify Iowa Compliance for Philadelphia Manufacturers
The Philadelphia Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company located at 121 South Broad St Philadelphia is certified under Chapter 515 Title 2EX to transact Fire and Allied Lines insurance in Iowa until April 1 1953. The December 31 1951 statement shows admitted assets 9182371.94 liabilities 4936767.56 capital paid up lines 4245004.38 and surplus 4246604.38 with official testimony by Des Moines Commissioner of Insurance Chas R Fischer dated February 15 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Department OF Iowa
Des Moines
Philadelphia Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
South Broad St
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Charles R. Fischer
Fire and Allied Lines Insurance
Chas. R. Fischer
Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Chicago
Illinois
Baid Insurance Company
Fire and Allied Lines
Chas R, Fischer
Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Company Receives State Authorization
A sworn statement from the Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Chicago shows compliance with Iowa requirements and authorization to transact fire and allied lines insurance in the state until July 31, 1651. The document lists assets of 1,895,044.20 and liabilities of 6,870,418.66 with policyholders’ equity at 6,370,418.56, dated July 1952 and sealed by Chas R Fischer.
Insurance figures from Utah firm filed in Iowa filing
An Iowa official underscored an insurance filing for Allied Lines from a Salt Lake City company. The document lists assets of 6,406,276.98 and total liabilities excluding capital of 3,719,166.82. Paid up capital or guarantee fund is 700,000.00 with policyholder surplus 2,687,109.11. Filings were certified at Des Moines by Ghasr Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Insurance Department of
Iowa
Charles R. Fischer
Ceeseceae
Dés Moines
Ghasr
Fischer
Low Broadway Insurer Listed in 1961 Financial Statement
A sworn statement filed with the New York Insurance Department details the Hamilton Wire Insurance Company of Low Broadway, New York, showing admitted assets of 44,8633,669.00 and liabilities of 279,462.48 as of December 31, 1961, with paid up capital 250,000.00 and policyholders surplus 354,206.62. The company is authorized to operate in New York until July 15, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Department OF Lowa Des Moines
Hamilton Wire Insuranus Lomwpany
Low Broadway
New York
Insurance Department of Laws
Iowa
Charles R. Fischer
Fire and Allied Lines Insurance
Lang
Des Moines
Chas. R. Fischer
Executor's Notice No 7040 in Plymouth Iowa Estate
On August 18 1952 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed N Clifford Aalfs as Executor of the estate of Jacob J Ralfs deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them to the court for allowance Dated August 18 1952 Pub Aug 21 28 Sept 4 1952 Authorized by E P Murray Attorney for Estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Jacob J. Ralfs
Champion Shorthorn leads Plymouth county show success
Southwest Plymouth county notes show Bruce Elliott of Perry township won grand champion with the champion Shorthorn at the LeMars baby beef show. Local 4-H groups swept blue ribbons. Perry township club claimed five best calves. Norman Weber remains in critical condition after polio hospitalization. Roy Beauchenne and wife, on vacation and honeymoon, plan to return to Manhattan Kansas September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Bruce Elliott
Perry Township
Plymouth County
LeMars
Bruce
Norman Weber
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roy Beauchenne
Manhattan
Kansas
Lake-View Breezes Special Correspondence Travel Notes
Social notes from Lake-Poinsett and surrounding towns recount visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Maynard and family with the Elmer Dimmicks vacationed at Lake Pointsett. multiple calls and dinners feature Dewey Maynard, Kathy Prosser, and the Fletcher family. Local trips include a Yankton business outing and a Sioux City excursion to see the Soos. Charles Brady returns from overseas after a month’s leave to report to Camp Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake-View Breezes
Porter Maynard
Elmer Dimmick
Lake Poinsett
Dewey Maynard
Ray Holm
Elmo Fletcher
Henry Steinert
Floyd Fletcher
Akron
Kathy Prosser
Roland Fletcher
Chris Bockelman
Hawarden
George Prosser
Kathy
David Weisenburger
Sioux City
Bud’ Waterbury
Jean
Charles
Yankton
Dewey Maynards
Soos
Bud ‘Waterbury
Lloyd Clark
Roy Dimmick
Dalt Ballinger
John Johnson
Floyd Fletchers
Roy Robinson
Kenny Jones
Ocy Jones, Sr
Hubbard
Nebr
Ed. Holden
Glenn Sayles
Dallas
Tex
Otis Maynard
Price Miller
Charles Brady
Camp Roberts
Knapp Family Holds 22nd Annual Reunion
The Knapp family held its twenty second annual reunion on August 17 1962 at the homestead on highway 12 about 13 miles north of Sioux City. Sixty five members attended along with one visitor. Absent members sent letters and Mrs Abe Miller of Les Mars presided at the business meeting electing Cyrus Goodness of Pratt Kan as president Nellie Welch of Sioux Falls as vice president and Murel Bennett of Akron as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Highway 12
Sioux City
Abe Miller
Les Mars
Cyrus Goodness
Pratt
Kan
Nellie Welch
Sioux Falls
Murel Bennett
Akron
Gift Presented at Gathering From Far Distances
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Goodness Pratt Kan hosted a meeting where members traveled far to receive a gift. The oldest attendee was Mrs Rose M Bennett Akron and the youngest Linda Rae Miller LeMars. Attendees included multiple Knapp and Miller families from Iowa and Kansas with various children named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Goodness
Pratt
Kaw
Rose M. Bennett
Akron
Linda Ray Miller
Merlyn Miller
LeMars
Kan
Fay Knapp
Bob! Knapp
Hinton
Blanche Knapp
Randall
Jack Knapp
Gordon
Stanley
CG. P. Knapp
Clarence Knapp
Cyrus Knapp
Judy
Roger
Bruce
Florence Knapp
Weatfield
Abe Miller
Robert
Linda Rae
the Mars
Irene Miller
Iowa City
Robert Crow
Donna
Roberta
Ruth Mary
Lois Fay
Catholic Church Services and Parish Listings in Akron Area
Catholic church services and confessions announced for St. Patrick's Akron and St. Catherine's Westfield. Mass schedules specify Sundays on a rotating pattern by month, with confession times preceding each service. Includes names of local parishioners and the parish priest Father J. G. Skahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Akron
St. Catherine's
Westfield
J. G. Skahill
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. P. Murray
Sommervold Plumbing & ‘Heating
Armstrong Furnaces
Elk Point
Akron Feed Mills
Akron, Iowa
Velve
Sale
Amana Freezers
Philco Dairy
Majestic
Dexter
Siegler
Dirks & Baker
Richard
Dennis
Merrill
Wesley Crow
Chatsworth
Will Welch
S. D
Fred Waddle
Gay Retson
Bill Crow
Jimmy
Jack
Jerry
Myrtle
Harry Nelson
David
Eder Nelson
Curtis L. Lewison
Rose’ M. Bennett and
Murel
Big Weekly
Norge
Bitane
Kenmore
Youngstown
Singer
E. E. Rozell
TVR
Ocine
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