The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-08-21
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KNOW THEM"
An Institution to Patronize.
1t was my pleasure to call at the ofiice
of the Citizens Mutual Relief Associa.
tion last week and to take a peep into
its manner of doing business. This As
sociation is now in its sixth year Of sue
cessful business. Has paid the heirs of
deceased members over $4,000, and
| maintains the utmost confidedce Of the
people by its honest and efficient man
agement. 1t is our candid opinion,
based on a close examination of the
principles of the Association, that as a
Relief Association, aiding and protect
ing dependent ones, ir is far in advance
of any other Association or Life Insur-
ance Company. 1t is eminently an In
stitution organized in the interests Of
the members and rs such we confident
ly commend it to the rich and the poor
No system of life insurance has ever
given me more satisfaction than this.
One Of the most tcommendable feature es
in this Association is the district sys-
TEN, removing the great obj ection Of be.
ing classed with parties scattered over
the whole United States. No other
Association or Society does this, and
when We take into consideration that
s4OO. 900 was paid by the Knights of
Honor alone for death losses caused by
yellow fever last year, say nothing of
what other Associations paid that do q
general business over the entire country,
we see since the yellow fever is again
rampant the equity and advantage of
this feature, that Is found only In this
best of Associations. 1t Is In fact q
home institution to each district and is
directly under the supervision Of the
members themselves. 1t is an Associa-
ton of which Wellington is justly
proud and maintains the highest conf
dence by its able and honored manage
ment. 1 give below some of the ae-
acknowledgements of the more recent
losses paid by this Association. and can
but commend the Citizens Mutual Re-
lief Association to all.
| CUYAHoGA DISTRICT.
1 $1,000 received Of the Citizens Mutual
Relief Association of Wellington, Ohio,
per Seth Williams, District Agent, the
sum of two thousand dollars in full of
membership upon life OF my husband,
j. z. Sampson.
Mrs. SARAH j. SAMSON.
| CLEVELAND. O., June Is, 1879.
4 Cal sckr at,k
3lS Superior St., Cleveland, o.
DEAR SIR: :-I desire to express
through 1you to your Association my
sincere thanks and appreciation for the
prompt and timely payment of tho
above amount on the death OF my son.
can most heartily recommend all par
ties interested and desiring the best,
most reliable ard least costly life insur-
ance 10 call upon you and investlge the
superior advantages offered by your
Association.
July 80, we found the Association had
also given check of $4,000, payable to
Mrs. Mary A. Deckand, wife of John
II. Deckund, deceased, a member Of
Cuyahoga District, ga" Division.
Division "B" of Cuyahoga, which
was started July 1st, 1878, has as shown
by the books, ], ,03O members, now with
out single loss. A remarkable fact,
but shows how lively and carefully busi-
ness is done by the C. NJ. r. A.
LoRAIN DISTRICT.
WELLINGTON, O., July 1G, 1879.
Received of Citizens Mutual Relief
Association Of Ohio, by the hand af w.
X. Wean, Sec, two thousand dollars,
($2, ,000) amount due in full for death OF
John r. Sigsworth, rs named herein.
All obligations created by his certin-
cate are hereby Cancelled and discharged.
EMILY 1. SIGswoRTH.
Fsnn. Fa,a, :; Z. ssSsTGHrH' ss,TT' witnesses.
SANDUsKY DISTRICT.
VKRNILLIoN, O., July %, 1879.
Received of Citizens Mutual Relief
Association of Ohio, by the hand OF W.
r. Wean, Sec., thirteen hundred and
seventy dollars, Isl 800 amount in full
for death of E. Sturdevant, as named
herein. All obligations created by this
certificate are hereby cancled and dis
charged.
HARRIET NJ. STURDAvANT.
3: 3: eoIDss11u. E; nesn; Witnesses.
SUMMIT DISTRICT.
The following shows the dispatch
with which business IL done when the
beneficiary is in immediate want Of the
indemnity:
Ephraim Erdly Of Akron, Summit
District, died July 21st, 1879. Proof of
death received and filed August 9th,
4 nd on August 14th, the Association
paid Catherine Erdly, widow Of de-
ceased, the sum Of s1,122, amount due
on certificate in thst district, at that
date.
At the time called was shown the
new business for month of August,
showing that 200 applications had been
received from August 1st to August
18th.
To all who desire the cheapest and
safest insurance, can most heartily
and sincerely commend the Citizens
Mutual Relief Association of Yelling
ton, Ohio.
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