This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 Excerpt: ...the very heavy organization expenses. The actuarial methods are sound, but it uses in part the full preliminary term plan. (See Preface.) The cost of new business and the management expenses are high. The mortality rate is reasonably moderate. Death claims are promptly settled. Non-participating insurance only is ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 Excerpt: ...the very heavy organization expenses. The actuarial methods are sound, but it uses in part the full preliminary term plan. (See Preface.) The cost of new business and the management expenses are high. The mortality rate is reasonably moderate. Death claims are promptly settled. Non-participating insurance only is written and the policy contracts issued are fair and liberal In their terms. On May 7, 1914, the company reinsured its health and accident business in the Ohio State Life Insurance Co., of Columbus, O., and hereaftei will confine its writings to ordinary life insurance. Growth of the Company. Admitted Ner Capital, Surplus Insurance Insurance End of Assets. Reserve. special funds. written. in force. 1910 $129,974 $6,780 $113,230 $700,000 $694,000 1911 698.677 27,834 637,999 2,787.124 2.827.417 1912 736,457 46.892 671,924 2,325,926 3,856,713 1013 768,883 102,524 047,650 4,481.122 0.251, lfii! 1014 830.003 161,904 654,561 2,772,815 5,216,07 OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY--Continued. The company discontinued writing industrial business in June, 1914, and withdrew its collectors from the field July 1, 1914, which accounts for the decrease of insurance in force in 1914. The amount of industrial business lapsed was about $1,600,000. Gross and Net Lines. This company has no set limit as to the largest amount it will write on one life, but will retain only $7,500. Officers. President, Albert Eettinger; vice-presidents, Henry Bohl and J. T. Hatfieid; secretary, Charles B. Moore; treasurer, J. Dalbey Crawfis; medical director, Dr. George W. Brown; general counsel, Walter Schmitt; actuary and agency manager, T. W. Appleby. Directors. Alter, F.; Austin, C. B.; Bettinger, Albert; Blue, L. F.; Bohl, Henry; Dieterle, G. F.; Donaldson, Wm. M.; Enslow, F. B.; F..
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