Complex Iowa land dispute in Plymouth County suit
In district court Plymouth County Iowa Hobart W. Ross sues William F. Hunting and multiple entities over ownership of two tracts of land described as Tract No 1 and Tract No 2 in Akron Iowa. The petition claims Ross and predecessors have held adverse possession for over ten years and that defendants and unknown claimants have no right to the described real estate, alleging estoppel against any adverse claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
Towa
Plymouth County
Hobart W. Ross
William F. Hunting
Hunting Elevator Company
South Dakota Corporation
Hunting Elévator Company
Towa Corporation
Katherine McCorkell
McCorkell Bros. Co
A Corporation
M. M. Talbott
R. NM. Talbott
W. W. Keech
I. B. Connors
M. Ti. Hauck
A. GC. Hanel
Mallon D. Hauck
M. D. T Hanek
J. W. Sargent
Joseph Reynolds
Ninety Three
Wight
Akron
Portlandville
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Big Sioux River
Reed Street
Big Sioux
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Iowan
District Court
Iowa
Aine
Plaintiff seeks quiet title to two described tracts in Plymouth IA
The petition states the plaintiff claims absolute fee simple ownership to Tract No 1 from Mahlon D Halek and Tract No 2 from Hunting Elevator Company, with prior deeds listed. It asks the court to establish title against all adverse claims and bar unknown claimants, quiet and confirm the plaintiff's title, and grant further relief. Court appearance required by July 20 1956 at Le Mars Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon D.halek
County Recorder
Plymouth County
Iowa
Hunting Elevator Company
LeMars
State of
Judgment looming against defendant in bank petition
A court action proceeds with the relief demanded in the petition. Attorney E. P. Murray represents Hobart W. Ross for the plaintiff, First National Bank Building, LeMars, with publication dates June 14, 21, 28, 1956, in Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
E. P. Murray
Hobart W. Ross
First National Bank
LeMars
Town
Executor's Notice in Plymouth County Iowa
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints Donald Elliott as executor of the William Clark estate. Creditors and debtors are notified to settle accounts with Clayton B. Thompson, Hawarden Iowa, by presentation for allowance. Dated May 21 1956 with publications on May 21 June 7 and 14 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
William Clark
Iaid Court
Donald Elliott
Clayton B. Thompson
Hawarden
Westfield Cloverettes Hold May 9 Meeting at Betty Taylor Home
Westfield Cloverettes 4 H Club met at 7 30 pm on Wednesday May 9 at Betty Taylor home. Ten members two leaders and five guests attended with County Home Economist Mrs Lund as guest. They voted to buy personalized checks and plan a candy sale June 6 to fund delegates to camp. A series of talks and demonstrations followed. A later meeting May 28 at Helen Sharpe home welcomed ten members six visitors and two friends. The new check book circulated and bake sale set for June 5 at Hawk Store. A honey bee theme crowned campaign for county officer candidate Marlis Buryanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Cloverettes
Betty Taylor
Lund
Westfield
Jeanne Taylor
May K. Henrich
Carolyn Ross
Aldine Hughes
Weathel Cloverettes
Helen Sharpe
Marlis Buryanek
Hlevéri
Hawk's
Marlis Buiyanek
Card of Appreciation for Akron Hospital Staff
Tony Weidenfeller thanks the nurses and doctors at Akron Community Hospital for their kindness during his stay. The note asks readers to try the Want Column to sell items no longer in use.
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Akron Community Hospital
Mia
Tony Weidenfeller
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