Fifty Million in Insurance Paid in Maryland
Maryland life insurance paid policyholders and beneficiaries $50.3 million in 1931, ranking 14th in payments while 28th in population. Baltimore led with $324.6 million in payments, followed by Hagestown and Salisbury among other cities. top death claims included individuals in Baltimore and otherMaryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Frederick
Cumberland
Annapolis
John Rulon Miller
Morris M. Sher
Louis Fehsenfeld
Edwin Greenlaw
Guilford
Life Insurance Payouts Reach 3.55 Billion in 1931
Policyholders across the United States and Canada received 3,548,949,338 in life insurance payments and loans in 1931. Death claims endowments and annuities totaled 1,326,337,731 while premium savings and cash surrender values added 1,589,515,345. This marks a 10 percent rise from 1930 and a 66 percent increase over five years. Policy loans added 643,096,282, lifting total payments past three and a half billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Canada
Visitors converge on Mrs. Ella Plummer's home in Bridgeport
A July week event lists numerous visitors from Philadelphia Baltimore Hagerstown and Annapolis. Names include Edward Baech tel Wilbur Plummer Miles Snyder and Clyde Stouffer among many others visiting Mrs. Ella Plummer and family. Also mentions hospital visit and an appendicitis operation for Mrs. J. Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Ella Plummer
Edward Baechtel
Wilbur C. Plummer
Philadelphia
Miles Snyder
Camperland
E. C. Brandenburg
Florence Betts
Baltimore
Clyde Stouffer
M. J. Price
J. W. Price
W. G. Price
David Betts
Hagerstown
Clyde Harbaugh
Vivian
George Betts
Seibert Rodgers
Janet
Russell Rodgers
Kerr Moser
Philis Fridinger
Dorothy Cromer
Sir Barkdoll
Dorothy Price
Anna Seibert
B. F. Showe
Guy Johnson
Middleburg
J. C. Lowery
B. I. Beck
John Hull
Clearspring
Alice Hull
Gladys
Lena and
Hillard
Blanche Price
Ella Price
John Price
Merle Robison
EB. H. DeHart
Samuel Pummer
Sarah Jane
Peggy
Berry Plummer
Clarence Thomas
Annapolis
Charles Weddle
Russell Groff
H. Alice
B. Plummer
Wilbur Price
Washington County Hospital
Joe
Elmer Price
Paul Hull
Carter
Shanktown
Ellarice
Hazel Price
Fred Plummer
Millard Price
Kuhn clan to hold August 4 reunion at Red Bridge Park
In Greencastle on July 28 Mrs. Herman McLanaihan hosted a Kuhn family meeting to plan the annual reunion set for August 4 at Red Bridge Park. Officers present included President Charles E Kuhn and Secretary Mrs. Frank Mease, with Miss Mary Diehl and S. F. Gingrich among organizers. The gathering followed by a social period and discussion of the program and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Herman McLanaihan
South Washington Street
Kuhn
Red Bridge Park
Frank Mease
Hagerstown
Mary Diehl
Charles FE. Kuhn
Chambersburg
C. L. Martin
R. D
S. F. Gingrich
Black's Meadow
Mercersburg
First
United Brethren Sunday School
Young Women’s Bible Class
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Gordon and Miss Shook
Mrs Harold Gordon returns home on South Carlisle street after several weeks away in Washington and New York. Miss Olive Shook of East Baltimore street plans a August stay at her sister Mrs Owen Cabesne’s summer home in Canada. Resolve and thou art free Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gordon
South Carlisle Street
Washington
New York
Olive Shook
East Baltimore Street
Owen Cabesne
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radios & Supplies
Sporting Goods
S&inch
le Green
BO Ft
Comoe
Bayon Union
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Community Finance Service, Inc
Stickell
June
Donna Price
Lloyd Forsythe
Wilson’s
Sonseorge
Edward
Virgie Stouffer
Red Bridge +Park
Longfellow
H. R. Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Leonard
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
R. D. McKee
A. Srown
Public Square
R & G Dept
Washington St
BR & G Dep't Store
R & G Dep't
R & G Dep't Store
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
West Washington ST
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