New Market Women Attend Ames Home Project Conference
Miss Rose Rychnovsky and Ruth Journey along with Deloris Anderson and Maxine Thompson of New Market returned home Sunday after attending the Girls Home Project Conference in Ames Friday and Saturday. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Joe Journey and children visiting relatives in Dubuque. Genevieve Webb left Sunday for Long Beach California to visit her aunt Mrs Jas A Outhier and will travel two months returning by the northern route to begin teaching duties in Bayard Iona. Meats of ice cream and cake were served at events. The formal opening of the R C Pitman Funeral Home was held Sunday afternoon with each lady receiving a favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rychnovsky
Benton
New Market School
Ruth Journey
Deloris Anderson
Maxine Thompson
New Market
Girls’ Home Project
Ames
Joe Journey
Dubuque
Genevieve Webb
Long Beach
Calif
Jas. A. Outhier
Bayard
Iona
R. C. Pitman Funeral Home
Merle Harlan
Merlyn
Dale
Lois Anderson
Katherine
Virgil Snively
Mary Ann
Ramona Yearous
Erma Wilson
Joyce
Elinor
Clarice Jamison
Charles Vernerka, Jr
Donna Jean
Darrell Dean Roush
Maxine Damewood
Junior Warrick
Duval House
Doris Jean Harlan
Lew Yearous
Charles Vernerka
Stewart Jamison
Harry Harlan
Leslie Roush
Paul Breely
Maxine Pratt
Fred Abel
Creston
Charles Wilson
Jack Wright
Dearborn
Eva Hughes
Karl Hughes
O. D. Little and Son
Billy
Ray Kralik
Otha Shepherd
Ty Cobb
Siam
Abe Herring
Doyle Kent
Guilford
R. R. Wallace
Margaret Turnbull
Irvin Wilcox
Clarinda
Des Moines
Ralph Bayless
Corning
Frank Savage
Vida Owens
Conn
Lew van Alstine
Hawleyville
John Sellars
D. F. Haack
Wilbur Jennings
King City
Haack
Jennings
R. R. Watson
Richard
Rhoda Watson
Pauline Watson
Tuesay
H. A. Watson
Sheldon
N. Dak
Arlie Beal
Bedford
Eva Raynor
R. B. Kent
Ida McNutt
Clyde Apple
Mary Kralik
Raymond Kralik
Jack Stickley
Omaha
Smith Brooks
W. A. Cox
Max
Dorothy
Randall Wallace
Sally Wallace
Opal Wallace
Jane Thacker
Burlington Junction
Forest Pershing
Gravity
Gladys Cramer
Ira Thomas
Lorene
Ralph Pace
Villisca
D. B. Pace
Nate Wilson
Sac City
Iowa
Miles Shore
J. P. Wilson
Hastings
J. K. Gwynn
Shenandoah
T. M. Dougherty
James Wilson
Nebr
Ethel Crawford
Arvilla Hartman
R. L. Daugherty
Norfolk
C. W. Farmer
Cromwell
E. W. Martin
Clarinda and New Market men buy Hamburg drug store
Bud Oehler of Clarinda and R A Pendergraft of New Market purchase a Hamburg Iowa drug store. Mr Pendergraft spends the week there assisting with work and Mr Oehler will manage the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Oehler
Clarinda
R. A. Pendergraft
New Market
Hamburg
Iowa
Mr. Pendergraft
Mr. Oehler
Band Delights Congregation Then Visits Noble Home
The New Market band performed a concert at Hawleyville church Sunday evening and was later entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Noble. Refreshments followed the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Hawleyville
Walter Noble
Long List of Nebraska Visitors and Local Travel News
Lincoln residents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Claimer and others from Geneva and Shenandoah visited the McAnaney home in Clarinda. Numerous relatives traveled between Red Oak Creston and Omaha for visits, hospital calls, and family gatherings, with many going to Hepburn and the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Lincoln
Nebr
Lester Brown
Doris
Marl
Geneva
Belle Weaver
Shenandoah
H. L. McAnaney
Alice McAnaney
Omaha
McAnaney
Elvin Tonkinson
Covenant Hospital
Orval Woog
Bernard Corbin
Margaret
Charlotte Corbin
Dorothy Munson
Red Oak
Everett Corbin
Hubert Wise
Oren Neely
Wyleen Farrell
Evening Visitors Reach Smith Brooks Home
Daughters of Carroll Iowa visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Brooks in the evening. Mrs. Louisa Perry of Hymet California is visiting the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Iowa
Smith Brooks
Louisa Perry
Hymet
Calif
Stillman
Aid
Guss Hosts Fourth of July Community Celebrations
The town of Guss plans a full day celebration with a play The Gang Is All Here presented by local youth on July 4 and church led activities. Sunshine club enjoyed contests and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Harry Shipley. Birthdays and family visits fill the weekend with gatherings at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guss
Maurice Cordes
Sunshine Club
Harry Shipley
Estate of Mary Christy Administrators Notice
By the Clerk of the District Court of Taylor County Iowa administrator of the estate of Mary Christy deceased all persons indebted must pay and those having claims will present them authenticated to the court for allowance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Iowa
Mary Christy
Lingle Divorce Petition Filed in Taylor County Court
In the August 1936 Taylor County Iowa District Court term Pauline Lingle files for divorce from William Lingle on grounds of cruel treatment endangering life and seeks restoration of her maiden name Pauline Borden. Defendants urged to appear by August 3 1936 at Bedford. default possible. Flick Lucas, attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Taylor County
Pauline Lingle
William Lingle
Pauline Borden
Bedford
Flick & Lucas
Executrix Named for Willman Estate in Taylor County Iowa
Notice announces appointment of executrix by the Taylor County District Court on June 15 1936 for the estate of Lorenzo Dow Willman deceased. Creditors must file claims with authentication for court allowance and all debts should be paid to the executrix.
Bids Sought for Taylor County Bridge Lumber and Piling
Taylor County Iowa invites sealed bids by June 22 1936 for large quantities of rough and treated Douglas Fir bridge lumber and yellow pine piling. Bids require five percent certified check and 15 day contract bond. county may waive technicalities and reject all bids. Publication June 11 and 18 1936. Executrix Ida Willman. Attorney James R. Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Auditore
Taylor County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Harry Timberlake
Thos. L. Kuhn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artena
Miss Webb
Ozark Lands
Dale Jackson
Kenneth Abbott
New Market, Iowa
NEW Market Society
FP. W. Beeler
Huron
S. Dak
Elbert Miller
Fred Miller
Roy Miller
Yorktown
Clarence Fine
Hopkins
Sarah Miller
Norma Jean Miler
Walter Brooks
Modesto
Brooks
Hughes
Edwards
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Carl Morgan
Frank Steel
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Paul Clark
Ellsworth Clark
Lloyd Shore
Nan Love
B. L. Clark
Retta Herren
Brodie Shreck
Joe Foster
Dale Combs
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Alice, McAnaney
J. S. Abbott
Myr
Glen Porter
Charlene
Vernon Dennis
Mrs. Eldon
Mrs
Everett Godfrey
Loyal Sisters
Christian Church
Ruth Dennis
John Wininger
South Dakota
Black Hills
Mrs. Ellsworth Clark
Hepburn
Lois Jean Crosby
Paul the “Watson
Morrisville,Mo
Mrs. R
R. Watson
Miss String
Tall Story Club
Crete
le Ree Eer Antes
Minnesota
Tourist Bureau
Etuistate Capitol
ST. Paul, Minn
Udga
Aga
Gade St Pote Drug Company
MY. Wy
Les Borg
Middle West
Chance
Plymouth
Lew Nash
Guss Society
Roy Spring
Mr. Spring
H. C. McCoy
John Spring
T. C. McCoy
Delores
Roy Stamps
Sharpsburg
Harry Cooney
Adrian
Doris Andrew
Jim Stamps
Jack
Mamie Sturgeon
Scott Curtis
Pauline Oxley
Isabell Heatherington
Maryville
Verla Dean Jones
Jack Ward
Gilbert Branan
Ed Walters
Duane Pond
Alice Murphy
Near
Cinda Hess
Howard Smith
Anna Lou
Pearl Smith
District Court
Lorenzo Dow Willman
Ida, Willman
Executrix
James R. Locké
Chicago
Emmet
Modern Mecnanix
Better Homes
Christian Herald
Mousehold Magazinecall
Magazin Midwest
Magazin Pictorial Review
Farm Journal
the cOur
Homi Successfl
Arms Junior Home
Modern Mechanix & Inventions
Real America
CI Radio News
Keioppl
American Poultry JC
Everybody's Poultry
Good Stories
Home Circle Home Friend
Jazir
Yi L
AMD State
Taylor
Adjoining Counties
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!