Farmers Insurance Company reports strong growth and solid finances
During the year, insurance in force rose over 23 percent and premium receipts climbed over 25 percent. Interest receipts surged over 46 percent as death claims stayed low. Total receipts grew 28 percent and net assets and net surplus rose sharply. The Nebraska Insurance Department found the company in excellent condition. Policies offer liberal loans, cash values, and extended insurance with no restrictive terms. See Farmers Policies for rates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Life Insurance Company of
Omaha
Nebraska
Insurance Department of Nebraska
Pleasant Hill Community News and Obituary Summary
Pleasant Hill notes recount Rev. Coleman preaching at the Center schoolhouse, a five-school picnic at Brown schoolhouse, and weekly prayer meetings planned for Carter schoolhouse. Obituary honors Nellie Van Dee Van Maren, detailing birth in 1841, nine children, and a large community expression of sympathy. several local visits, funerals, and travels are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Nellie Barkenbos
Prairie City
Local Notes from TAINTOR Community Update
Mr and Mrs Chas Phelps returned from Marshalltown where they attended the soldier encampment and visited daughter Mrs John Caster with Geneva Caster who will study music under Miss Hattie Lunt. Mollie Rhine and daughter returned to Montezuma. Jessie Snider closed a term of school in No 8 and left for Cedar Falls. Rev A W McBlain and wife attended the Oskaloosa District Epworth League convention at New Sharon. Married Saturday June 12 Tildon Casner and Miss Jennie Bunting. Children’s Day services at the M E church Sunday June 20 at 10 30 am. Peoria will celebrate in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
McG. Johnstone
Newton
Walnut Ridge Church
Nellie
John
Joe
Christain Ife
Nellie van Dee
Neitherland
Church
L. van Maren
Isis
San Francisco
Scolia
Pella
Walter Carlyle
Dr. Logue
Granville
Matheney
Charles Dewitt
G. W. Rhine
George Moss
Jean McBlain
Grinnell
A. W. McBlain
George
Willie Lunt
Chas Phelps
Marshalltown
John Caster
Geneva Caster
Hattie Lunt
Jessie Snider
Cedar Falls
A.W. McBlain
Epworth League
New Sharon
Tildon Casner
Jennie Bunting
Warren Lathrop
M.E
Peoria
Community Notes From Killeduff and Surroundings
Grandma Richardson visited in Tindal Missouri with her Hall brothers. Mae Quinn stayed in Marshalltown with Miss Anna Johnston. Gove and Macy shipped two loads of hogs to Peoria. Mrs Will Yost ill. Dr. Carpenter treated her. Ella Watts returned to Grinnell after weeks at home. Farmers replanting corn. Lillian Carpenter visiting relatives in Oskaloosa. Wm Doak attended soldiers reunion in Marshalltown. Quarterly M E church meeting and preaching over weekend. Elder Wilson of Grinnell to attend. Homer Parish loading outs for Dennis and Agar at Murphy. Mrs Al Parish and family visited W V Coe. Zatina More and Mary Bouma left for Iowa City for graduation. Milton Bouma a law graduate. Children Day exercises at M E church. decorated church. Sufferintendent W M Doak praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Longaker
Mount Zion
John Taylor
Belle Wassom
A.R. Brush
Brush
Cedar Rapids
Joan Ryan
Des Moines
Grandma _ Richardson
Tindal
Hall Brothers
Mae Quinn
Anna Johnston
Marshalltown
Lillian Carpenter
Oskaloosa
Wm. Doak
M. E
Elder Wilson
Grinnell
Homer Parish
Murphy
Dennis & Agar
al Parish
Newton
W. V. Coe
Zatina More
Mary Bouma
Iowa City
Milton Bouma
Law
W. M. Doak
Newton residents visit family groups across the region
Charley Griebeling and wife visited L. F. Schultz and Henry Kort with Dick Baum and relatives. John C. Waring, R. T. Hinshaw, and families went to Monroe to see S. Emery. B. B. Trout group visited Col. Trout in Amboy. Ed Cocker and Vern Wheeler's party traveled to Carlisle to visit James Sullivan's family. James Wilson was with his daughter near Adair county. Mrs. Flaugh's condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Griebeling
Newton
Vsit
R. T. Hinshaw
Monroe
S. Emery
Reasnor
B. B. Trout
Amboy
Col. Trout
B. Trout
Ed. Cocker
Vern Wheeler
Nellie
Claude Wheeler
Vern W
Carlisle
Iowa
James Sullivan
James Wilson
Reasner
Adair County
EF. Flaugh
Born to Scar broughs a daughter at Fairmount
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Orin Scar brough on June 5. A surprise party at M. Hummel's home last Saturday evening was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Frank McCauley of Polk County visited the area last week. One of Mr. Andrews' horses died at 27 years old. A Bellevue social last Friday evening drew a big crowd, clearing about 27 dollars. A large Baptist church attendance last Sunday made the exercises interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Scarbrough
M. Hummel
Frank McCauley
Polk County
Bellevue
Baptist Church
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A. P
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H. J. Joy
Fehleisen
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New Ramer Block
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George Koenig
Dealexe
West Lambert House
The
Union
E. M. Giles
Pleasant Hill
Rev. Coleman
Center School House
Alice Elrod
Will Elrod
Carter School House
Holden
John S. Johnstone
Lyda Cadwallader
Mr. Quick
Mr. Coffey
May Danotter
Taintor
Mollie Rhine
Montezuma
Ella Watts
Fairmount
Jasper County
Maytag & Emerson
Peo
Our Banking
Harrows
Ana
Seeders
Deere
Hoosier & Co
Chivax
Ieee
Moline
Combivea
Moline and Schutler
Bergman & McKinley
Kansas City
Chicago
C. Sloanaker
Jaspr
E. E. Ly
First National Bank
J. H. LypDay, Jr
P. Beatty
Chas. Jasper
Geo. Hunter
Ebe
Lypay
W. G. Clements
Exchange
F. R. Witmer
C.M. Hinspae
V P O. H. Witmer
Cashier
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
F. R. Wuemnrg
Wineeber
Chas. Subberger
C. M. Hinsdale
B. Battles
J. M. Woodrow
Frank Wilson
Jasper County Bank
South Side
Public Square
Interes
California
Rock Island & Pacific
Colorado
Texas
Southern Pacific
Southern
Phillips Rock Island
Califoria
John Sebastian
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
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ST. Louis, Kansas
Martin
Thos. P. Barry
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