Word: mortgagee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Meantime, wanderings from place to place in search of a suitable permanent home ceased when the November 20, 1915 issue was able to run its permanent address as 14 Plympton Street. Negotiations for a building fund and plans had been carried on since 1912, and a mortgage enabled the editors...
No Pay for Paul. In Springfield, Mo., Farmer William N. Thompson stuck up Bank No. 1, was nabbed before he could pay off his mortgage to Bank No. 2.
A month ago, the Consistory of New York's Collegiate Reformed Dutch churches proposed to sell Dr. Sizoo's church* for some $3,750,000 to a corporation which planned to build a 50-story skyscraper on the lot. This sum, they said, would pay off the church...
But Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo did not want a new church. Sizzled Sizoo: "It is putting thq dollar sign before the cross! I'm not defending brick and mortar. The issue is not, shall St. Nicholas Church be moved - but rather: shall religion retreat!" Dr. Sizoo called his parishioners...
Last time, it was after war's end that many farmers had loaded themselves up with the mortgages that broke them. Now the mortgage curve was starting up again, after steadily falling during the war years. But the amount of individual mortgages has increased to an average of 58...