1936 Aug.28
45
GRAND LODGE OF MISSOURI 160
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161
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162
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163 164 165
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Sept. 3
173
F. C. Barnhill, Tnal. Com., Exp. Concordia . $ 4.96 Aug. D. Niederluecke, Reporting Concordia Trnal. . 39.00 Masonic Temple Assn:, mainte150.00 nance . 375.00 Arthur Mather, salary . Anthony F. Ittner, salary . 325.00 Anthony F. Ittner, expense Grand 28.75 Lecturer . 125.00 J. R. McLachlan, Honorarium . 150.00 F. Berger, salary . 75.00 R. L. Bohle, salary . Jas. W. Skelly, Grand Master's 1,000.00 salary . Masonic Home of Mo., per capita 888.10 tax . Masonic Home of Mo., per capita 953.98 tax . Masonic Home of Mo., per capita tax . 51,385.15 Ray V. Denslow, Fraternal Cor500.00 $187,759.42 respondent . Cash on hand in Fidelity Savings Trust Company, Kansas City, Mo. (restricted) $ 4,778.82 Cash on hand in Wood & Huston Bank, Marshall, Mo $ 1,770.87 Cash on hand in Union National Bank, Kansas City, Mo........ 59,064.42 60,835.29 Total
65,614.11 $253,373.53
Addenda: The $4,778.82 referred to above as being in the Fidelity Savings Trust Company in Kansas City is 47%% of the balance which was in said bank at the time of the bank moratorium which affected all banks in the United States on March 3, 1933. Because of a large amount of frozen assets, believed good, the said Fidelity Savings Trust Company did not reopen at the close of the holiday but went into voluntary liquidation, under direction of three liquidating trustees acting for the depositors, and serving without pay. The recovery of the amount referred to above will be slow, but those most directly concerned with this liquidation believe at this time that there are ample assets with which to pay all or nearly all of the entire restricted balance referred to above. In the meantime the amount in question will receive 3% annual interest if depositors are paid in full. It is confidently believed that there will be no ultimate los8.
Respectfully submitted, EDMUND E. MORRIS,
Grand Treasurer.