Real Estate Transfers June 24 1925
Transfers involve T F Dement and wife to Sarah Beel with three parcels valued at 5500 and 10800, Floyd Dement and wife to Sarah Beel with two parcels valued 2000 and 3600, C F Nichols and wife to It N Wise covering parcels in Anita area for 200, John J Curry to Ralph and Mary Curry with multiple tracts valued 125, and LeRoy Greenwalt and others transferring Sunrise Park parcels in Massena with small sums noted. Includes Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank involvement and various dated deeds in 1924 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Dement
Sarah Beel
Floyd Dement
C.F. Nichols
Vt al
N. Wise
Nichols
Anita
Twd Sud
John J. Curry
Wir
Ralph J. Curry
Mary Curry
Ned
Robert
Leach
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Chicago
Stack Land Bank Ty
Carmera Fund of Town
Geo
Wollenhaupt
LeRoy Greenwalt
Sunrise Park
Massena
Jacob Eigenbeer
Two Suits on Notes Filed for September Session
District court reports two suits on notes filed for the September session. PL Meredith sues Mrs. John Marxen on a note and interest totaling $235.50 alleging the defendant plans to convert property into money to defraud creditors and seeks court action to prevent disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istrict Court
Meredith
John Marxen
Paintiff
Golden Wedding Today in Cass County Cass
Fifty year wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs Remien at their 1312 Chestnut Street home in Cass County. The couple married June 26 1875 and have ten children eight living in towns across the region. Sixteen grandchildren and three deceased fill their family history as relatives gathered for the golden wedding observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olt Remien
Chestnut Street
Counhe
Remien
Fife
Simett
Renton
Renten
Walnut
Mis .Creve
Ceremany
America
Mr. Roemien
Commelius H
Elisa Stfelberg
Story
Atlantic
Emma Longnecker
AL Ro Longnecker
Grinnel
Bertha Wilson
Bert B
Eich
Squires
C. J. Waaites
Marne
Anna Remien
Henry
Des Moines
Attorneys Seek Attachment Against McDonald in Mason City
Abel and Son of Mason City sue S T McDonald Griswold seeking attachment to seize property allegedly about to be converted to cash to defeat creditors. Note for 48 dollars held by Abel and Son forms basis, Dunn White and Dunn of Mason City represent the plaintiff for the September term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Meredith
Abel & Son
Masantly
S. T. McDonald, Griswold
Dunn, White & Dunn
Mason City
Local Battery Man Powers Visiting Team’s Quick Charge
A visiting baseball team arrived late, found a car battery dead, and used Ed South Wick’s battery charger, the city’s only up to date unit. The tool charged the battery in hours, allowing the team to depart on schedule after the game. The crew praised the electrician for prompt, capable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
South Wick
United Commercial Travelers Endorsed for Good Roads Campaign
Six thousand UCT members in Iowa are to be enlisted for active service in the good roads drive. Glenn Staynes, Iowa Good Roads Secretary, announced after a UCT Grand Council meeting in Council Bluffs. Fred Luce of Creston was named chair of a special committee to coordinate between travelers and the roads group. Each member to be equipped to broadcast the gospel of good roads across the state and to solicit members for the Iowa Good Roads Association. Your want ad in this paper will reach 26,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Mopnes
United Commercial Travelers
Glenn C. Staynes
Iowa Good Roads Association
U. C. T. Grand Council
Council Bluffs
Inwa Good Roads Association
Fred L. Luce
Creston
Hifl
Good Roads Organization
Iowa
Iowa Gond Rowdy Association
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An ad asserts that stomach, liver and intestinal troubles are solved by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It claims painless operation removes mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation, promising relief from bloating and related symptoms for troubled readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Church Services Mixed Denomination Notices
A compact listing of worship times for Catholic, Evangelical, Lutheran, Danish Lutheran, Baptist, Congregational, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, and Methodist congregations. Includes service hours, Sunday schools, youth meetings, special programs, and a special United Presbyterian Communion Sabbath with a missionary picture event and open invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Margaret Beil
Atlantic
Land of the
Pharaohs
Y. P
Glass snake a most interesting reptile says prof
Dr J E Guthrie of Iowa State College received a pair of glass or joint snakes rare in Iowa. They are burrowing insects eaters and not harmful. The glass snake is a legless lizard with eyelids and ear openings unlike true snakes. It cannot stretch jaws to swallow large objects and about two thirds of its body is tail which regrows if broken, a superstition noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Guthrie
Zoology
Iowa State College
Iowa
Guthrie
Gia Abe
Griswold News Reflects Local Pasts and Visits
Mabel Mackvill returns from Omaha trip. N R Grahamy ships two fat cattle to Omaha markets. George Thompson and wife visit Griswold then Corning and Ogden. J H Ireland, new Strand Theater owner, travels to Omaha with wife. Local visitors include Humbert, Roberts, Morgan families and Osler clan. Wedding news at Conway links Bessie Hardin and W G Bellis. Other locals travel to Norfolk, Des Moines, Osceola, Elliott and Pacific Junction for work and kin. Grandma Sunderman faces slow recovery from hand and arm infection. John Khoke seeks medical care for health. Local business shifts noted as George Proctor sells Pacific Junction store. Community members visit, marry, travel, and recover in the period’s social web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
News-Telegraph
Misa Mabel Mackvill
Oimabe
N. R. Grahamy
Omaha
George ‘Thompson
Grinwold
Ogden, Ill
W. GC. Bellis
Conway
Conways-Phe
Grisswold
W. J. Baughman
Minnesota Lakes
John Cherrington
Gris Wold
Norfolk
Neb
Art Quick
South Dakota
Amt
Wetonka
Clarence Talbott
Morning Sun
C. L. Otto Knop
Peter Youngstrom
Sunderman
Mis
George Herstein
George Proctor
Pacific Junction
John
Khoke
Dave Blain
Chester Proctor
Mike Cullen
Cumberland
M. T. Casey
Hazel Norton
Brice Norton
Rockford
Ilinois
Edwin McKay
Kriger& McKay Garage
Hudson and Essex
Des Moines
Elmer Lindsey
Sioux City
Mary E. Moore
Red Oak
Notice to Bidders Meeting Scheduled for July 1 1926
Notice to bidders states the Board of Supervisors will meet to allow bids. Claims to be prevented should be filed by Saturday to give the auditor's office time to prepare the bills for the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baa of Supervisors
Billy
Isner
Big Fourth of July Program at Anita
The Cass County Farm Bureau and local business men present a joint Fourth of July celebration in Anita. Two bands provide music from sunrise to milk time, with a grand basket dinner at noon in Keystone Park. Highlights include a morning parade, township and representative floats, sports, free baseball, and an evening pavement dance at Anita Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Anita
Cass County
Anita Convert
Lyman
Sherm Myers
Keystone Park
Amunisips! Park
D. E. Milford
County Farm Bureau
T. L. Smith
Guy Rasmwasen
Chas. E. Hearst
President
State Farm Bureau
Bentiful
Grocers of Nation Rally to Fight Stores by Advertising
Dubuque June 26 delegates from across the nation gathered at the Nation al Association meeting. They condemned chain store practices as unfair but urged retailers to win the fight through increased newspaper advertising. The campaign argues that rapid chain store growth is driven by ads and calls retailers to beat them at their own game using the advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
American
National Association
Chaik
Local Visitors and Church Program Highlight Grant News
A Busy Sunday with visits across Villisca and Walnut. Families from Elliott, Wil lisca, and Chicago enjoyed gatherings with local residents. A large Sunday school program at the M E church drew many attendees as Nora Kreger and Mildred Dred shared time with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Askey
L. D. Foote
Janice
Villisca
Rue A. Wilson
N. H. Jones
John Ashbaugh
W. E. Curry
Rle. Linder
Loie Blackburn
Omaha
Krug Park
Donoho
L. D. Foots
Mary Ling
Red. Qak
Charlie Cozad
A. A. Cozad
F. W. Kenworthy Land
Howard
Walnut
Red Oak
Wend
Mra
Oscar Zappe
Seids
Carola ‘Vetter
Mildred Dred
Hastings
Ruth Prooling
Mita
My. Kenworthy
Es Kenworthy
Needs Head Examined Cedar Rapids Jail Charge
Harold Andrews, canvérchant, is in Cedar Rapids today on a charge of reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Arrested after passing police headquarters at 40 mph. Recently released on writ of habeas corpus, he serves 120 days for driving into a crowd of about thirty on April 28, injuring nine. several damage suits pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Harold Andrews
Yall
Andrews
News-Telegraph Brief Dispatch From The City
A compact update from The News-Telegraph covers recent happenings in the city, highlighting key events, notable figures, and upcoming deadlines in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
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Atlantic. Lumber Company
Cass
N. O. Wheatley
Atlantic, Iowa
SS. Peter and Paul
Locust
Peace Evangelical
G. A. Hensel
Caliwell
Scholor
Zian
Lutheran
J. Wh, Lindemeyer
Trinity
Th. Ny Jersild
Paul's
First Congregational
Fifth
Walnut Streets
L. A. Spooner
Church of Christ Bible School
Young People’s Meeting
Bop
Rions
First Presbyterian
Lewis
Methodist Episcopal
God
Epworth League
Prof
Grocers OF Nation
Grant News
the News-Telegraph
B. C. Conrad
Rexall
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