Olah v. Insurance Church Society

Plaintiffs brought suit to recover insurance from defendant, a voluntary society. On trial in .the circuit court without a jury, defendant had judgment. Plaintiffs review by case-made. Plaintiffs are the only children and heirs-at-law of Joseph Olah, who died June 10, 1927. Olah became a member of the defendant society in 1920. He paid his monthly dues and assessments to and including those that accrued in August, 1926. He thus became a member in good standing in the defendant society until the fourth Sunday in September, 1926. On September 21, he met with an accident, and it is stipulated in…