Massena Couple Visits Weston Aboard Short Stay
Fred B. Parkinson and his wife visited Massena residents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weston on Sunday. Mrs. Parkinson remained for a few days of visiting with the Weston family.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
Fred B. Parkinson and his wife visited Massena residents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weston on Sunday. Mrs. Parkinson remained for a few days of visiting with the Weston family.
Iowa Commissioner A C Savage certifies Firemen's Insurance Company of Newark is authorized to transact fire insurance in Iowa until March 1 1921. The 1919 figures show paid up capital 1 250 000, income 5 582 737 18, expenditures 4 481 375 16, assets 9 242 501 62, liabilities 5 692 10884. Rev C L Thomas returns home from hospital improved.
An ad touts shoe repair services with electrical treatment and a workmanship guarantee. It notes stocked items like shoe laces and polish, plus a Priscilla Sun Hat and Red Cedar Anchor Posts at Holmes Lumber Yard. Local notes mention Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. Karns visiting, and Peter Smith and wife visiting town.
J. D. Peterson and wife were Des Moines visitors last week. A new awning has been placed at the front of Zate Biggs' business establishment. Roy L. Taylor was a welcome caller at the Record office Monday. Miss Irma Newton is home from school duties to spend a few weeks with her parents. C. W. Baker of Toledo Ohio was guest last week of his brother in law M. B. Kimpel and family.
Certification by the Commissioner of Insurance that Franklin Fire Insurance Company Philadelphia PA complies with state laws. Statement dated December 31 1919 lists assets and liabilities including 1 81 658 580 84 in assets and 3002 172 40 in outstanding risks. Commissioner A C Savage signs the document in Des Moines.
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