Kreutzer v. Gallagher

The Appleton Press was a corporation engaged in the printing business in the city of Appleton. Its stockholders were Thomas Gallagher, Ruth Van Rooy, Josephine Moyle, and Ted Moyle. Gallagher held thirty-four shares of the par value of $3,400, and Ruth Van Rooy two shares of the par value of $200. Josephine and Ted Moyle were in default, and the amount of their holding was not established by the evidence or determined by the court. Philip Kreutzer, Jr., was a linotype operator, and Ruth Van Rooy, Hazel Getschow, Rena Getschow, Walter Centner, and Frank J. Huntz are former employees. On…