The Cedarville Herald, Volume 52, Numbers 27-52

CXDARY1WJG HERALD, NOVEMBER 15 ,1929 . ♦•’r y i a t T . & FINANCIAL STATEMENT FIDELITY BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF DAYTON, OHIO AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1929 ASSETS We Own With Which to Pay Our Patrons CASHONHAND . . . . iv , ____ _ $ Available Checking Balances in Bank to Pay Current Withdrawals, Negotiate" Loans, etc., also Cash in Office. MORTGAGELOANS . . . . . . . . . . 20,457,096.52 Funds which have been loaned on First Mortgage Real Estate Security in Montgomery County. TEMPORARY loans 371,427.59 Loans made to'Patrons who desire to use their Funds .for a short period without disturbing their Savings/Ac­ count, pledging their Pass-Books or Certificates-as secur­ ity; also to Patrons who.wish to borrow money on Liberty . Bonds. , . REAL ESTATE . . . . . . . Other than Office Building. * * OFFICEBUILDING ______ _ Amount invested in Office Building and Equipment, 307,349.31 9 • -• • 1,042,327.40 REALESTATE SOLDONCONTRACT . . 60,302.95 Real Estate sold with a small down payment for which a deed has npt been given. INSURANCEANDTAXES. Due the Association from Borrowers. 850.59 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT . . . . . . 365,000.00 Surplus Funds of the Association deposited in other Financial Institutions. TOTAL RESOURCES . . . . . . . . . . . , »,0,862.47 LIABILITIES *' -A We Owe to Our Patrons , RUNNINGSTOCKANDDIVIDENDS . . . *„*™*~™ Pass-Book Savings Accounts bearing 6% Dividends, including the October, 1929, Dividends- PAID-UP STOCKANDDIVIDENDS . . . 5,782,848.22 Deposits on Stock Certificates bearing 6% Dividends, including Unpaid Dividends; also October, 1929, Dividends. DEPOSITS ANDACCRUEDINTEREST . . 1,481,979.01 Deposits on Pass-Book paying 5*4% interest, including October, 1929, Interest; also Deposits on Certificates up­ on which a stipulated rate of interest is paid. ,■ i '! i i ! BILLS PAYABLE ___ . . . . . . . 200, 00. 0 " - > - ■ , /• ' \ ' Borrowed money. CONTINGENTPROFIT W '' • i■ , • . . If;- • onReal EstateSoldonContract . . . . , 8,052.69 Profits dependent on payments on Real Estate sold under . contract. CONSTRUCTIONLOANS . . . . . . . . 115,314.31 Funds due borrowers on Buildings under Construction. DepositsfromOtherFinancial Institutions 130,000.0 Funds Deposited with ithe Association bearing a fixed rate of interest. ' .-■■• • TotalAmountAssociationOwestoPatrons 22,544,088.31 RESERVEFUND . . .................... .. . 604,834.69 A Guarantee Fund made compulsory by Law as a ^Pro­ tection to our Patrons against any possible losses. * UNDIVIDEDPROFITFUND ................ 278,939.47 I • 7 Profits not distributed. to * TOTAL UABtLTIES - - - . . . . . . . $23,427,862.47 / W ; . 1 * Inc rease in A s s e ts fo r m o n th s , a t c lose o f bus iness , S e p tem b e r 3 0 , 1 0 2 9 $ 1 ,1 0 1 ,4 5 7 .2 0 4 i OFFICERS { WILLIAM H. KUHLMAN, President, f CHARLES H. MEYER, Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. ROBERT ALBERS, Secretary. I HENRY F. WEISMANTEL, Ass’t Sec’y. i ANNA E. KUHLMAN, Ass’t Sec. and Loan Officer. ROY G. FITZGERALD, Attorney. | THOMAS H. FORD, Assistant Attorney. I HERBERT C. LANGE, Auditor. State of Ohio, Montgomery, ss: Robert Albers, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the Secretary of The Fidelity Building Association, of Dayton, Ohio, and that the foregoing is a true state­ ment and correctly shows the financial condition of said Association a t the close of fiscal year ended on the 30th day of September, A; D. 1929. ROBERT ALBERS, Signature of Secretary, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 1st day of November, A. D. 1929. (SEAL) THOMAS H, FORD, Notary Public .in and for Montgomery County, Ohio. M illiiM iM lH iim lllllllM IIIM IIM IIIIM IIIIilllllllitM iilifiiM iilliiliillllllllltllllllllilM illM in illlM llim iim illllim m iltU fllltllltllll , DIRECTORS OFFICE MAIN STREET AT FIFTH DAYTON, OHIO CERTIFICATE OF AUDITING COMMITTEE OF FOUR DIRECTORS We, the undersigned, Karl A, Karstaedt, Edward T. Hall, Carroll Sprigg and-Oscar M. Poock, the Finance Committee, and H. C. Lange, Auditor'of the said Fidelity Build­ ing Association, of Dayton, Ohio, do hereby certify that the foregoing, to the best of our knowledge and belief, is a true statement and correctly shows the financial condi­ tion of said Association at the close of fiscal year ended on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1929. , * KARL A. KARSTAEDT, E . T. HALL, CARROLL SPRIGG, * '* OSCAR M. POOCK, H. C, LANGE, Auditor. I ^ WILLIAM H. KUHLMAN j S - f e , KARL KARSTAEDT h \ % 1 EDWARD T. HALL ? 5 j C CARROLL SPRIGG I | JOHN C. GOHN ' gg I OSCAR M. POOCK £ \ | CHARLES H. MEYER .......................................... ......................................... m l OFFICE HOURS ^ * 9 A; M. TO 4 P. M. Vm \ \ WEDNESDAYS, 9 A. M. TO 12 M. , SPECIALATTENTIONOF PATRONS ANDPROSPECTIVE PATRONS IS CALLED TO THE AMPLE RESERVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFIT FUND OF $83,774.16 FOR THE ABSO­ LUTE PROTECTION OF ALL FUNDS ENTRUSTED WITH THIS ASSOCIATION. TH E O LD EST ASSOC IAT ION IN D A YTON LOCAL Mr, W. spent hoc week. -jral The mt-nibl enjoyed a eojf nesday evens Mr. and . their guest:- J . W. Ligget . Miss Lillie I visiting reiatl Mr. and tained aboi friends at dir Mrs. G. IfJ home after visiting rcdatil The Y. L. byterian e Wednesday e- Rev. R. A, Ja bus Word has death of a con I Steel at Kuril Steel is a gr| Campbell, • Mr. and entertain the Peoples Club Mrs. Frank after spending roy, Ohio, vis Mrs. R. W- Va Mr. Charles number of hi:| evening with a| Cedar Inn. Mr. Creightd Ark., motored turned Monday| Lyle, who has eral weeks witil Mrs. J. H. Cres Mr. and Mrs.) troit and Mr. Jcf have returned | called here by Ownes. Mrs| Mr. and tained the me Bridge Club Wednesday eveii Mr. and Mrs! family and Mr.f from Mansfield] the- Wittenberg] Saturday, were home of Mr. and ■ Dr. and Mrs.l their guests frol nesday, Mr, and] Mr. and Mrs. C| leston, W. Va. Parks of Norwol guests, also. Mrs. Nellie Cl by boat Noveml burgh,i Florida.j winter with he Ward. Mrs. Col resident of this| of Mr. G. A. The members| will hold a cov Friday evening I and Mrs. Carter! member is to guest speaker . Miss Ina Telber lege. Miss Tel| Russian nobility experiences in the war. She is Cosmopolitan The only prog! meeting will be [ Dr. W. P. H| Wright, Prof. .College and -Clal darygle and Dr Xenia attended I of the Associatl of ,.^he Dayton| Hamilton F irst I Thursday eveninl superintendent J and ex-moderatl Presbytery, was! the meeting. Aj Roberts’ address! of Cedarville is | for this year, meet in Cedarvil Coming a cl Coke the only fi| soot. Give us livered off the cc Campbell’s Exchl If there ever vl -rubber boots andl now. Rain each | coming means •have t>ho largest j for men or wome C. A. Kelble, Mrs. Cora T| spent the week the guest of Elsl FOR SALE - -, H. C. Wilson. loan I Money to The Cedarville B| sociation, If you want easy ttiese cold motor, a high tl Get it ns Me-Can! Weatherman tl and zero weather] ate sure to havc[ this spell of raif, making a spec-ini] coats for men nl 'keep warm and| health. We fit A. Kelble, 1.7-19 'Meeting of Cedaj Chapter 1), A. R j | ■ M rs .' Frank Frank CtcsweU Cliff .Chapter «fl home of the fort Several intere spent listening 1 swering the v»l their experience. W ar. : c