Johnson v. Shrewsbury

This statement in appellants’ brief is conceded to be substantially correct:

“Appellee sued Herman W. Johnson, Earl W. Thoma, R. P. Kaehtiek, D. E. Kirkland, and the Wear-Ever Clothing Manufacturing Company, a corporation, and pleaded that all of the above-named individuals were stockholders in the corporation; that upon the organization of the corporation it was agreed that he, the plaintiff, should receive $1,500 worth of stock therein, but that said stock was never issued to him; that after the organization of the corporation, on or about the 12th day of January, 1925, Earl W. Thoma, H. W.…