Ohio confirms insurer licenses for multiple companies 1922
State of Ohio Department of Commerce reports that several insurers including the Automobile Insurance Company of Hartford and American Life Insurance Company meet state requirements, with asset and liability figures, paid-in capital, surplus, and yearly income and expenditures listed for the year ending December 31 1921 or 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Department of Commerce Division of Insurance
Columbus
Marc
Automobile Insurance Company of
Harford Connecticut
Hartford
Connecticut
Ita
Fe i
St. W. Gearheart
Ins
Department of Commerce
Division of Insurancce
American Super Company of
New York
J . W. Gearheart
Btate
Ohio
Department of Commerse
Iasurenes
Lene
Inaurhie
Allomennta Pire Insurance Company
Pittyhurch
Millebuverrh
Canitel
Watertown
Curio
W. Gearheart
Ing
State of
Aelia
H.W. Gearheart
Department of Commercia
Ineurance
Ineur
Ita Iicense
Department of Ommerone
Iyairanece
American Casualty Company of
Heading
Pennsylvania
Btaly v. Gan
Department O. Ey «Uieier
Division of Insurance
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Inthia
Campital
A. W. Gearheart
American Single Fire Insurance Company
Alneas
Asneta
B. W. Gearheart
Albany Inaurance Company
Albany
Merci
Allon Assurance Company, Limited
London
Kingdom of Great Britain
iSeal
American Insurance Company
Newark
New Jersey
Actas Insurance Company
I. W. Gearheart
Columbia
Berkers Life Company
the Moines
Iowa
G&. W. Gearheart
Tas
Department of Commerces
Inchrance
Agerirate
State of Olio
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
W. Clearheart
Treuvance
Concordia Wire Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Amilwaukee
Wisconsin
Ecoah
State of Ohin
Inaurance
Commonwealth Casualty Company
Hiladelphia
Westerngate
Panera
Capitel
Irplus
Geerheart
Miyielon of Insurance
Ate of
Columbina National Fire Inaerranes Company
Detroit
Michigan
Iswa
Tses
Mivislon
Fowmerete Paton Assurance Company
Limiter
Colur
Gostance
Camden Fire Insurance Association
Camden
Thia
Tneconse
Ite
Columbuy
Citizen& Insurance Company of Missouri
St. Louis
Missouri
J. W. Gearheart
Witnese
Tns
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation
Rays
Equitable Fire and Marine Insurances Company
Providence
Rhode Island
Equitable Life Assurance Seccter
United States
iSea
Cb. W. Gearheart
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Hh. W. Goorheart
Ina
Mate
Ohi
Department of \ulsmeres Division of Insurance
Mieetor'’s Insurance Eekas
HH. W. Gearheart
State of Ohlo
Invision of Insurance
ROS
LG. W. Gearheart
Vilergy-Phenix Fire Insurance
Awe
Heal
LB. W
Gearheart
Inn
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland
Ite of
Syracuse
State of Ti
Merece
Columbua
Girard
Philadelia
Eer
BE. W. Gearheart
Glens Falls
Globe Insurance Company of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
bSeai
Great American Insurance Company
Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company
Lexington
Kentucky
Home Insurance Company
D. W. Gearheart
Department of Se Pos Division of Insurances
Inanover Fire Insurance Company
City of New York
Transaer
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company
Hartford Steam Roller Inspection and Trasurance Company
tSeal
Bb. W. Gearheart
North
Ae Insurance Company
Ins. S
Inter-State Fire Insurance Company
Australia moves to protect gigantic string bark trees
Australian efforts push to preserve the world’s tallest string bark giants. In related notes, the white poplar is noted for potential use as a natural lightning conductor.
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Australia
Local Residents Return Visits and Travel Over Week
Hecking Mc Donalds welcome a fine son. Charles Gaskins and Clara visit relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Wealthy Johnson returns home from Pomeroy after visiting Mrs. Charles Tate. William Canter returns from Wellston visit. Gay McDonald home after visiting Job. Joe Hardy and son of Beaumont visit Mrs. Ed Buffington. Charles Tate and family motor to Millfield. Alfred Cheadle and James Rathburn work in Athens. Harve Calhoun and family spend the Fourth with Haning family. John Shust and children wait at Glenster. Charlee Tate and Lucile Tate motor to Chauncey. Clarence Powell and Wanda Powell visit Coons family at The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McDonald
Charles Gaskins
Clara
Columbus
Wealthy Johnson
Pomeroy
Charles Tate
William Canter
Wellston
Gay McDonald
Joe Hardy
Beaumont
Ed Buffington
Millfled
Alfred Cheadle
James Rathburn
Athens
Harve Calhoun
Albert Haning
John Shust
Glenster
Charlee Tate
Lucile
Chauncey
Weekend visitors and local notes in Fisher Station area
Sunday guests included Lottridge and Chapman families and Blaine Chapman and Emily with Creed Chapman in Fisher Station. Local strike impact noted as H R Watkins returns home from Fairmont car shops. Tours and visits continued with relatives from Vanderhoof, Athens, Carpenter, Guysville, and Deuplyds ville. Catherine Watkins returned from Fairmont to spend summer. extended family visits to Bode Starkey and Luce households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Abe Burdette
Blaine Chapman
Emily
Creed Chapman
Fisher Station
H.R. Watkins
Fairmont
Leroy Boggs
Rexal
West Virginia
Guy Rodehaver
Guysville
Catherine Watkins
Luce
Deuplaysville
Bode Starkey
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Tate
Nnee
March
Insurite of
W. Tecarheart
Clarence Powel
James Powell
Wanda
Coons
the Plains
Lottridge
Emory Chapman
Seigel Coen
Fam
Vanderhoot
Ethel Morris
Alfred
L. H. Allen
Mr. Allen
Martha Allen
Wilma
Carpenter