Appointment of Mason as Administrator for Irene Drennen estate
Notice is given that Mason has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Irene Drennen late of Taylor County. All debts should be paid promptly and claims filed with the Clerk of the District Court or presented to the administrator for allowance. Dated June 6, 1950. B. C. Mason James A. Lucas, Attorney. C. E. Paul, Clerk District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Taylor County
B. C. Mason
James A. Lucas
C. E. Paul
Executrix Appointed in Anna E. Russell Estate
The District Court of Taylor County Iowa appoints Bertha M. Foster executrix of the will and codicil of Anna E. Russell deceased. Creditors must present claims to the court for allowance and all debts are payable to the executrix. Dated October 3 1949.
Notice of Administrator for Mary Bentley Estate
The undersigned Ray Shafer has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Mary Bentley deceased of Blockton Taylor County Iowa All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims should present them to the administrator for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court Dated May 31 1950 22 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Drennen
Taylor County
Mary Bentley
Blockton
Ray Shafer
M. R. Brant
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Blockton Iowa Case
A district court order in Taylor County Iowa directs a public sale on June 20, 1950 at 2 PM. The described property is the north 20 feet of Lot 6 and the south 63 feet of Lot 6 in Block 3 Colfax Addition, Blockton. Terms require 25 percent cash day of sale with balance due after court approval of the administrator.
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District Court
Taylor County
Rhoda E. Roloson
Colfax Addition
Blockton
Iowa
Deed and Title Abstract Ready for Delivery May 1950
The Ors Deed and Abstract of Title are prepared for delivery and possession will be given. Dated May 2, 1950, George C. Hickenlooper is Administrator of the Estate with James A. Lucas as Attorney for the Administrator.
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George C. Hickenlooper
James. A. Lucas
Hensley Named 4-H Boys State Candidate
Dean Hensley, Taylor County 44H boy, is among eight candidates for Boys State 4-H officers. He has led the county club, shown baby beef and Shorthorn cattle, placed in judging contests, and graduated from Bedford High School in 1946.
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Hensley
Dean Hensley
Taylor County
Iowa State College
Dean
Jackson 4
St. Joseph
Renther
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Bedford High School
Dewey Hensley
Girls Attend 4-H Convention in Ames on ISU Campus
Delegates from Bluebirds groups like Lavelle Stroburg Carolyn Young Holt Carol Cabbage Mason Helen Glassgow Dallas Cora Beal Ross Ardyce Clement Nodaway Delores Allen Polk Marcia Haynes Platte Dorot Hardsiak attended the 4-H convention at Iowa State College Campus in Ames scheduled June 20 to 23 with many participants listed from various counties.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Bluebirds
4 H Club Leaders Attend County Convention
Key leaders Joan Mendenhall Washington Delores Vawter Benton Hileen Ripperger Clayton Karen Streetbin Jackson will join Mrs Ralph Andrew Mrs Ernest Gows gow New Market Mrs Paul Long Lenox and Mrs Arthur King Blockton at the county 4 H convention. Margaret White new 4 H girls club president will also attend with all 44 H county presidents receiving the special invitation.
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Joan Mendenhall
Washington
Delores Vawter
Benton
Hileen Ripperger
Clayton
Karen Streetbin
Jackson
Ralph Andrew
Ernest Glassgow
New Market
Paul Long
Lenox
Arthur King
Blockton
Margaret White
Conention
Holt Buddies Tour Kickoff At Bushville June Six
Ten boys led by Milt Henderson and John Curtis met at Bushville at 9:00 AM to begin the Holt Buddies tour on June 6. John Hunter and the Guss 4-H group joined for dinner in the John Curtis yard at noon. A surprise party for Phyllis Fishell followed by a weiner roast closed the day.
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Milt Henderson
John Curtis
Holt Buddies
Bushville
John Hunter
Holtboys
Phyllis Fishell
Boys Be Square Meet Plans Tour and Ball Game
The Boys Be Square met at D. Lee Davidson’s home with nine members present. Gaylin Howes, D. Davidson, Billie Robinson, Gayle Garner, and Nea Garner led the discussion. They planned a project tour for Friday June 9 and a ball game with the Washington Farmers after the tour.
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Boys Be Square
D. Lee Davidson
Gaylin Howes
D. Davidson
Billie Robinson
Gayle Garner
Nea Garner
Washington Farmers
Holt Lassies Hold All Day Meeting at Patsy Curtis Home
The Holt Lassies met all day at Patsy Curtis's home on June 2. Demonstrations included Mil dred Naven with butter cake Florence Hudsing ton with pie crust Norma Jean Beemer with custard and Phyllis Fishell with custard. They planned Rally Day. Carolyn Young to run for county office with Mildred Naven as campaign speaker. Phyllis Fishell and Patsy Curtis were voting delegates. Next meeting set for June 20.
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Holt Lassies
Patsy Curtis
Mildred Naven
Florence Hudsington
Norma Jean Beemer
Phyllis Fishell
Carolyn Young
Gay Maidens Club Holds All Day Meeting and Rally Prep
The Gay Maidens 44H club met at Joanne Judy's home on June 3 for an all day session. Joan Brown runs for county office with Betty Brown as speaker. members prepare Rally Day posters and a sextet. Bertha Helen Kay Wintermute plan posters. Demonstrations on yeast bread crusts were given by Mrs. Paul Thompson and Joanne Judy. Carol Livingston demonstrated ome crusts.
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Joanne Judy
Joan Brown
Betty Brown
Jackie Invin
Carol Livingston
Carol Gaidsiak
Bertha
Helen
Kay Wintermute
Paul Thompson
Holt Lassies and Holt Buds Hold Skating Party at Lenox
The Holt Lassies and Holt Buds hosted a skating party at Lenox on May 29 inviting the Guss clubs. Each attendee brought a guest.
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Holt Lassies
Holt Buddies
Lenox
Holt
Guss
Victory 4Hers Hold All Day Meeting and Rally Plans
The Victory 4Hers met all day June 5 at Cheryl O'Dell’s home to finalize Rally Day plans. Mrs. Wm Park demonstrated bread making as girls prepared fancy rolls. June Penton demonstrated pie crust, Mary Lou Damewood demonstrated butter cake, and Delores Vawter was chosen for the State Convention while Elaine Lucas and Donna were noted in the discussion.
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Cheryl O'Dell
Wm. Park
June Penton
Mary Lou Damewood
Delores Vawter
Elaine Lucas
Donna
Jean Duncan and Agatha Reed Lead Rally Dey Roles
Jean Duncan will lead the yell and Agatha Reed will lead the singing for Rally Dey, highlighting the event’s opening activities. The pair are positioned to set the tone for the rally as supporters gather.
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Jean Duncan
Agatha Reed
Rally Dey
Dallas Delphiniums Hold May Meeting at Shirley Shaffer Home
Eight members answered roll call as Helen Glassgow and Doris Harland led demonstrations on soft custards and vegetable cooking. Patsy Levitt spoke on vitamins in diet. Hel en Glassgow elected delegate to Girls State 4-H Convention in Ames. Next meeting set for June 6 hosted by Lois and Elinor Anderson. three visitors attended.
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Dallas
Calvary Go-Getters 44H Club Meet For Softball
The Calvary Go-Getters 44H Club met at Platte No. 5 school house on May 20. Eighteen members and both leaders attended as they gathered early to play softball.
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Calvary Go-Getters
Platte No. 5
4-H tour planned for June 26 with members’ projects
Plans were made to tour the members 4-H projects on June 26. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Forrest Harvey and Mrs. Lyle Stoaks.
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Forrest Harvey
Lyle Stoaks
Martha Jane Russell dies at 74 in Jackson township
Martha Jane Russell born August 7 1875 in County Tyrone Ireland died Thursday in Jackson township age 74 years 9 months 24 days after a two year illness. She came to the United States in 1880 settling in Jackson township in May. She lived at the old family home except one winter in Bedford. She was a Bedford Methodist Church member and long time secretary of the Liberty School board.
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Martha Jane Russell
John George
Margaret D. Russell
County Tyrone
Belfast
Ireland
Jackson Township
United States
Martha
Bedford
Bedford Methodist Church
Liberty School Board
Martha dies after long illness in hometown obituary
Martha, bedridden for two years yet gentle and kind, is mourned by siblings Isabella and Margaret and several cousins. Funeral services were held at Wetmore Funeral Home on Sunday afternoon June 4 conducted by Rev. Russell G Nye, with interment at Forest Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Margaret
Wetmore Funeral Home
Russell G. Nye
Forest Grove Cemetery
Rural Progressive Club Meeting With Beal at June First
The Rural Progressive Club met with Bernita Beal on June 1 with nine members present and two visitors Mrs Arthur Beal of Raymond Nebraska and Mrs Ed win Beal. Roll call was answered with garden hints. Plans were discussed for upcoming activities.
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Rural Progressive Club
Bernita Beal
Arthur Beal
Raymond,Nebr
Edwin Beal
Ice Cream Party Held at Mrs Leightoni’s Home
An ice cream party occurred July 4 evening at the home of Mrs Roy Leightoni with refreshments served. The next gathering is planned for July 6 at Mrs Raymond Rudolph’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leightoni
Raymond Rudolph
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