Policyholders gain full payout from Mansfield firm
Great American Mutual Indemnity Company of Mansfield, taken over by the State Insurance Department in 1926, will pay policyholders and creditors 100 cents on the dollar. Preferred claims, loss claims, and unearned premiums will be paid in full, with Great American Management having advanced 136000 for reserves. Judge Younger announced final payment of 14000 after an earlier dividend and ruling by the Franklin County Appeals Court.
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Columbus
Great American Mutual Indemnity Company
Mansfield
State Insurance Department
S. Younger
Attorney General's
Adjudication Report Notes Most Claims Finalized
An office statement indicates that nearly all claims have been adjudicated with only three pending, while the rest have been resolved. The update confirms status across the claims and highlights the small remaining workload.
Grain crops forecast show declines in June production
Washington July 11 The Agriculture Department released a forecast showing wheat production of about 34,000,000 bushels, down from 902,000,000 in 1928, with large carryover and June declines due to heat and damage in Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado. Corn output estimated at 2,662,000,000 bushels, below last year’s bumper crop, and corn area planted 23 percent below 1928 harvested acreage, with declines also seen in rye barley and oats.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Corn
Department
Cities Bid For C C F Encampment
Akron Ohio July 11 5 Spirited bidding between Hamilton and Bellefontaine for the 1930 session developed as the final session of the state encampment of Independent Order of Odd Fellows was called to order. Hamilton was seen as likely winner though the contest must be decided by vote. The decoration of chivalry was exemplified and conferred upon a large class of candidates last night Seven men received the degree Capt A C Sellars Mansfield and Capt G A Friday of Elvira Women receiving the degree included Mrs Fannie Brouse Wellington and Mrs May Davis of Salem.
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Akron
Hamilton
Bellefontaine
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. C. Sellars
Mansfield
G. A. Friday
Elvira
Fannie Brouse
Wellington
May Davis
Salem
Tuttle Reunion Hosted by the Hardys in Brighton
On July fourth Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hardy welcomed relatives for the Tuttle reunion at their Brighton home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Merrill and family of Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tuttle of Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leininfer and family of Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redman of Elvila. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trask of Cleveland. and R. B. Tuttle and others.
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Brighton
Harold Hardy
Tuttle
Harvey Merrill
Elyria
Elmer Tuttle
Oberlin
Ernest Leininfer
Camden
Charles Redman
Elv- Tia
Leonard Trask
Cleveland
R. B. Tuttle
Nellie
Here
Leslie Hardy
Lorain
Mrs. Forrest Matcham
Ella Hardy
Wil Matcham
Two Killed by Home Made Plane
Rochelle Park New Jersey July 11 a home made airplane built from stray parts crashed near here killing two men William Strong a former army flyer and Len Creehler an aviation student believed to have paid for flying lessons Strong was to give Creehler flying instruction. In Westerville Ohio July 11 Charles Thompson 38 remained in hospital recovering from gunshot wounds after escaping a local jail shots fired by Marshal Ernest Tedrow was the killer.
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Westerville
Charles Thompson
Ernest Tedrow
Rochelle Park
N. J
William Strong
Len Creeh]er
Wee
Strong
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Mansfield Company
Cook’s
Millinery East Avenue
Chanez
Community Credit Jewelers
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
S.S.S
C.C. F
U. S
America
Sa.m
Dachtler
Broad Street
West Broad ST
Glade Thomas Store
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