Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-31
1>HE BALTIMORE MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
LAscAsTrR. May %. lsa

LAscAsrrR, May %. 1890.
. Bditimore Mutual aid Soctefy;
oclety my most sincere thanks for the kind at
ention shown me In paying me the " weeks
"a lin all no. At various times during nay Sc.
ere spells Of sickness, and i shall ever feel
rateful therefor, and consider II an obligation
esting upon me to do what can for the ad,
anceinent OF the Society, and I trust 1t will
Mrs. EMMA pERRErr,
Chester, st.
LANCASTER, May ~, 1890.
] had been member Of the Baltimore Mu-
uai Aid Society Just Is weeks when met with
lbled for long time, during which the com.
Dany paid me twenty weeks aid, sl25, and feel
90 highly Of IT, I Il % certainly is SOCIETY," soeiety which
can recommend In the strongest manner, aud
wish 1t the greatest prosperity.
Chase. DoNNEIL.Y,
3l3 .. Beaver 81.
LANCASTER. May %, 1890
My wife and daughter and myself have all
drawn sick benefits from the Baltimore Mutual
% ms ran which % ss sS
BE a%S cersy EG sss ppoSs Ise woy,sy o
the confidence and esteem OF our entire com
!nunity, 10 which It Is undoubtedly a great
blessing. EDW. kRECkEL,
No. 5f7 St. Joseph Street.
LANCASTER, May 2s. 1890.
The Baltimore Mutual Aid Society have paid
me from time 10 time II weeks aid, amounting
10 ess. IS, and my experience with said Society
ns TO their promptness and reliability enables
me to speak OF them In the highest terms, and
; A' '''A' p''"' :" 'SaE C. Go8tiIs spATH,
Sprengers Hotel.
LANCASTER, May q, 1880.
We certainly feel II duty to add our testi-
mOny To the promptness and regularity with
which the Baltimore Mutual Aid society pays
~ claims. for the IS weeks Cs75l, paid me, and
the value OF this noble society, and we heartily
commend II to all.
GEORGE SHAM,
52l Church Street.
LANCASTER, May ~, 1890.
The baltimore Mutual Aid Society paid my
husband ~ weeks aid, $50, and m yseif Il weeks,
$40, and every week during our various spells OF
sickness the representative OF the company
enables US to testify to its great benefit In time
Of sickness. We certainly are very grateful
70 the Society and trust 1t may long continue
ELizABETH KEMPELE.
LANCASTER, May %. 1890.
My husband, Harmon Chesser, was MEM
Der Of the Baltimore Mutual Aid society, pay
ing . cents per week, and when he was taken
sick, as soon as we notified them they began to
pay him his weekly aid, and paid him 4 weeks
eral benefits coz 20 and for tieir prompt atte n.
tion ! shall always hold them In the highest
esteem. CHRiSTJA MA CHESSER,
OS Chester street.
LANCASTER, May 20, 1880,
To the Ottcers Of hc Baltimore Mutual 1id So
desire to tender you my most sincere thanks
for the prompt and attentive manner In which
SIO per week Cs5oi during my long disability.
lcannot speak too highly ot your society, and
y win always give me pleasure TO recommend
II In the strongest manner, for look upon II as
one OF the greatest blessings e Any sqmmtnnity
53s East Chestnut street.
LANCASTER, May 70, 1890.
That the Baltimore Mutual Aid society Is one
only necessary for me to refer to my own ex
pcrience to prove and when state that theiI
prompt payment TO me Of % weeks aid, sli}75
WAS great blessing, do so trusting that Il
will convince all that my endorsement is of the
most earnest and hearty character, and car
only wish for them CONTINUED T4s pr1sReritiy ntiss
22 North Mulberry Street,
The Baltimore Mutual Aid Society has proven
great friend to me In time of need.
During my sickness the weeks aid of s25 was
paid TO me regularly and promptly, and when
lost my daughter the prompt payment To me
OF her funeral benefits sG2. 5O was u great bless
Ing and l desire TO thank them and recon-
MARTHA A. HOOVER,
$50 North Queen street,
LANCASTER, May G6, 1870.
have had ample experience to enable me I,
give The strongest endorsement of the Balti
more Mutual M .l Ala soSietiy ~. for they have paiI
their dealings with me, their promptness aut
attention could not be questioned, and lool
know Of, and anyone seeking protection II
time OF sickness and death could not do bettel
~ " LoRENz COOS.
90 North Queen street.
LANCAsTER. May 2s, 1890,
My son, Frank Is. Doyle, was "A member of the
Baltimore Mutual Aid Society, and during hi,
long spell Of illness they paid him In all !;
death claim, s82 30, and they have also paid me
10 weeks aid, 500, and are NOW still paying me
and wish ! could lust tell everybody my high
MRS. MARY DOYLE,
2s N. Duke st.
LANCASTER, May %, 1890
Having been a member OF the Baltimore Mu,
tual Aid Society for number of years, only
fully realized Its benefits in an illness of many
weeks by the prompt payment of my weekly
aid, IS per week, and give IL my strongest en-.
dorsement, wish ing II success In Its future The
amount paid me already exceeds $780,
BARBARA H. WEIkER,
533 Green st.
LANCASTER, May 20, 1880
twill always afford me pleasure TO speak In
the highest terms Of the Baltimore Mutual Aid
Society for they have paid me q weeks aid AT
s., or SOS, at various times, and do most sin.
cerely wish for them q continuance of that
prosperity which has made its history Of the
past SO noted CATHARiNE DONNIE
20 W. Vine 81.
LANCASTER, May -, 1890.
The II weeks aid $50 which the baltimore
Mutual AID society paid ne at various times
in sick benefits thoroughly convinced me that
said Society Is both reliable and hon orable, and
cordially wish for II continued success.
SASIA walls