Security Finance Co. v. Langan

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Thomas

— Dismissing appeal.

The appellant, Security Finance Company, is a corporation with its stock owned entirely by five brothers, one of whom was Samuel W. Frentz, Sr., he owning at the time of his death on November 10, 1932, 340 shares of the par value of $100 each. He carried some life insurance, one policy of which was for $15,000, payable to his widow, J. Carolyn Frentz, who qualified as his administratrix after his death. They had one child, a boy about five years of age, and the decedent died intestate. The plaintiff and appellee, Edward C. Langan, was…