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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION,

NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ALBION, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 7-12, 1896.


Contents,

(There was no table of contents provided in the book)

Anniversaries and Sunday Services

29

Appointments

3

Committees, Conference

7

   "   "    Special

8

Conferenct Examinations

74

Disciplinary Questions

4

Episcopal Directory

2

Journal

12--28

Local Preachers

11

In Memoriam.

30-33

Officers of the Conference

7

Probationers

10

Reports of Committees.

64-73

    Auditing

64

    Bible Cause

64

    Church Extension

64

    Current Book Accounts

65

    District Conference Records

65

    Education

65

    Episcopal Fund

67

    Epworth League

67

    Freedman's Aid

67

    Hospital and Deaconess' Home

68

    Missions

68

    Missionary Appropriations

69

    Mothers' Jewels Home

70

    Periodicals

70

    Resolutions

70

    Sabbath Observance

71

    State of Church

71

    Sunday School Union

72

    Temperance

72

    Tracts

73

    Women's Home Missionary Society

73

    Presiding Elder Reports

49

        Grand Island

49

        Neligh

51

        Norfolk

55

         Omaha

59

Roll and Directory

10

Sessions and Officers

2

Secretaries' Financial Account

48

Statistics

34-47

Treasurer's Summary

48

Advertisements - Back of the journal (incl. cover)

75-81



SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

FREMONT, NEBRASKA



A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY.

A NEBRASKA ENTERPRISE.

OFFICERS.

R. B. SCHNEIDER

President

J. E. PRICE

Vice-President

FRANK DOLEZAL

Treasurer

F. L. ESMAY

Secretary

C. W. SCHNEIDER

Superintendent of Agents

H. PRITCHARD, M. D.

Medical Director

DIRECTORS.

R. B. SCHNEIDER, Treasurer Nye & Schneider Co., Fremont, Nebraska.
J. E. FRICK, Attorney at Law, Fremont, Neb.
L. M. KEENE, President Fremont National Bank, Fremont, Neb.
OTTO HUETTE, President Farmers and Merchants Bank, Fremont, Neb.
C. C. MCNISH, President First National Bank, Wisner, Neb.
C. M. WILLIAMS, Cashier First National Bank, Fremont, Neb.
FRANK DOLEZAL, Attorney at Law, Fremont, Neb.
ROSS L. HAMMOND, Editor Tribune, Fremont, Neb.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.

H. PRITCHARD, M. D., Wisner, Neb.spacerL. B. SMITH, M. D., Fremont, Neb.
N. H. BROWN, M. D., Fremont, Neb. spacerF. W. LESTER, M. D., David City, Neb.


The Security Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Of Fremont, Nebraska,

Is the only assessment company combining all these good features by issuing

A POLICY absolutely without restrictions, after two years, as to occupation, residence, travel, habits of life, or manner of death.

A POLICY with a month's grace for payment of quarterly calls.

A POLICY in case of lapse allowing reinstatements within six months.

A POLICY that, after three full years' payments have been made, becomes nonforfeitable, and the insured will be entitled to a paid up policy for such an amount of insurance as the interest upon the amount the insured has paid into the trust fund will purchase, payable to the beneficiary at the death of the insured, or a continuance of the amount of the policy for such time as the amount to the credit of the policy in the trust fund of the company will pay the regular mortuary and expense assessments against the policy on the ordinary life plan.

A POLICY that, at any time during the life of the insured, gives him the right to designate whether he desires the face of his policy, with accumulations, to be paid to his beneficiary in one sum, or what proportion of the amount he desires paid at his death, the balance to be paid in such annual installments as he instructs, such deferred payments to bear
THREE PER CENT Interest per annum.

A POLICY that provides if the insured is living at the end of the term selected, and all payments have, been made in full to the end of the term, the contract becomes a paid up policy (on which no further payments are required of the insured) for the face amount, together with the amount of the guarantee deposit and the amount of the payments to the Trust Fund, as stated in the contract, the total amount to be paid to the beneficiary named and in the manner named at the death of the insured. If the death of the insured should occur before the expiration of the term selected, his beneficiary is entitled to receive the face value of his policy, together with the amount of his guarantee deposit and the amount he has paid into the Trust Fund.

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