Notice of estate settlement in Taylor county Iowa
Notice is given that on February 26 1943 the Clerk of the District Court of Taylor county Iowa appointed Lenora Wright administratrix of the estate of J E Wright deceased. All indebted persons must pay the estate and those with claims should present legally authenticated claims to the court for allowance. Dated February 25 1943. O J Kirketey attorney.
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District Court of
Taylor Co
Iowa
J. E. Wright
Lenora Wright
O. J. Kirketey
Death of Mrs. W. D. Jones at St Francis Hospital
Mrs. Wm D Jones died at St Francis Hospital Maryville after a short illness. Born in the Hopkins area she lived here most of her life. She was 65. Funeral rites were at St Patrick's Maryville with burial in Hopkins cemetery. Survived by husband Earl Jones of Billings Montana a son a daughter two sisters and three brothers.
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Wm. D. Jones
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
St. Patrick’s Church
Surial
Hopkins Cemetery
Earl Jones
Billings
Montana
Sheldon Hendrix
Ft Dodge
Iowa
Anna Holker
Henry Behm
Hopkins
Joe Holker
Edward Holker
Pickering
Marriages of Phyllis Richey and Kathryn Culver
Phyllis Richey wed Keith Jensen at the Auburn Alabama Methodist parsonage on February 20. Jensen is a radio technician in the U S Navy after teaching in Grand Island Nebraska. The ceremony also notes Max Niles and Kathryn Culver’s marriage at Maryville Missouri on February 20. Niles is a Hopkins High School and Chillicothe Business College graduate and returned to Camp Polk Louisiana.
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Bryan Richey
Phyllis
Keith Jensen
Auburn
Alabama
Jensen
Grand Island
Nebr
U. S. Naval School
Set Max Niles
Will DeMoatt
Hopkins
Kathryn Culver
Fred Culver
Clearmont
Methodist Parsonage
Maryville
Sgt. Niles
Chilicothe Business College
Camp Polk
Mrs Nites Returns to Clearmont School or Student
The note indicates Mrs Nites will resume work at Clearmont school or be counted as a student there. The phrasing suggests a dual status or reclassification within the institution.
Miss Beverly Litsch Appointed Page for Rainbow Assembly
Miss Beverly Litsch daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Litsch has been named a page for the Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls to meet in St Louis in June. The appointment was made by Miss Betty Jean Schroder of St Charlies Mo after her visit to the local Assembly last week. The honor brings state wide recognition to Miss Beverly and the Hopkins Assembly.
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Beverly Litsch
Frank Litsch
Order of Rainbow
St. Louis
Betty Jean Schroder
St Charlies
Beverly
Hopkins
Disappearance of 11 ton truck from Platte Valley Transport
O Nielson of St Joseph president of Platte Valley Transport reports his 11 ton truck carrying airplane parts from Chicago to Wichita vanished after leaving Chicago terminal on Saturday Feb 20. Highway patrol and FBI pursue the case with Nielson aiding investigation in Chicago. Driver Marvin Coffman age 28 had only two weeks on the job. Local interest centers on Cage, once farmer near the Nielson family.
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O. Nielson
St. Joseph
Platte Valley Transport Company
Chicago
Wichita
Kansas
Highway Patrol
FBI
Nielson
Marvin Coffman
Mr. Nielson
Cage
Here
John Nielson
Hopkins Bulldogs Upset In Sub regional Basketball Meet
Hopkins Bulldogs pull off an upset in the sub regional tournament with Spoorhounds finishing even for the crown. Horace Mann of Maryville and Burlington Junction place third and fourth after tight first round wins by Evildogs over Pickering Ponies and Spoofhounds over Quitmen.
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Hopkins Bulldogs
Spoorhounds
Horce Mann
Maryville
Burlington Junction
Pickering Ponies
Spoofhounds
Quitmen
Horace Mann
Clearmont
Tlmo
Hopkins
Spoof Hounds Claim Regional Title Over Bulldogs
Spoof Hounds defeated Burlington Junction 31 to 23 and Maryville's Spoof hounds beat Horace Mann. In the final they defeated the Bulldogs 44 to 31 to win third place, with Donald Reynolds scoring most for the Bulldogs as Milner and Thompson refereed. They advance to the regional tournament in St Joseph this week.
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Burlington Junction
Maryville
Spoofhounds
Horace Mann
Bulldogs
Tall Husky
Donald Reynolds
Ryland Milner
Nieland Thompson
St Joseph
Community notices mix church events and social gatherings
The record highlights a Friday dinner hosted by Mrs. Frank Litsch with four bridge tables and high scores by Mrs. Edward Turner and Jack Estes, a church board meeting at the parsonage, and social visits among locals including Jakie Haas of Orient Iowa. Additional notices mention Ladies Council and Baptist women's missionary activities plus a Zookine Chapter meeting in Temple.
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Frank Litsch
Edward Turner
Jack Estes
Mr. Litsch
Retiring Taylor County Treasurer Certifies Report
Ray V. Anderson of Bedford Iowa declares the above report a correct summary of the business transacted by the retiring Taylor County treasurer for the period specified. Anderson signs on January 19 1942 confirming the validity of the accounts and financial statement.
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Ray V. Anderson
Taylor County
Iowa
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Local social notes from Maryville area events and visits
Jr. and Mrs. Albert Sheley were called to Maryville Satur e when her son-in-law, Geo Lee, was injured by a horse he led. His condition improved after several hours with serious effects unlikely. Granddaughters Wi ma and Maurine Whitten of Maryville were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming. Mrs. El Lo Crowson of Pickering and Mrs. Albert Leonard of St. Louis attended Sunday services at the Christian church. Henry DeMott and son Danny of Maryville were dinner guests of the DeMott household. Charles Gray and family plan a train trip to Lake Charles, La to visit daughter Mrs. Howard Thomas for about two weeks. Lt. Ted Baldwin, wife and two sons arrived from Winfield, Kansas for a ten-day visit. Pete Tribolet of Bedford spent Sunday with his in-laws, Ava Pistole family. Fred Gray and Louise Baldwin visited the Baldwin family in Creston. Louise Baldwin was elected to fill a vacancy in the Clearmont public schools. she attends State Teachers College in Maryville and will finish studies in summer. Hollie Fleming, radio technician in St. Joseph, visited his parents Charles Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Lincoln hosted dinner with Emity and Mrs. Susie Lincoln of Pickering as guests of Jr. and Mrs. Benton Prather east of Bedford.
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St. Louis
Christian Church
Henry DeMott
Danny
Maryville
Albert de Mott
Charles Gray
Lake Charles
Howard Thomas
Thomas
Ted Baldwin
Winfield
Kansas
Pete Tribolet
Bedford
Louise
Teachers’ College
Hollie Fleming
Stagis
Charles Fleming
O. S. Lincoln
Emity
Susie Lincoln
Pickering
Conway Culture Club Sees Social Progress Lesson
The Conway Culture Club met at Mrs. H A Piper’s home on a Thursday in February with eight members present. Mrs. Cleo Redburn led the program on Social Progress and refreshments were served. Anniversaries noted include Mr. and Mrs. Jess Morris celebrating their thirty seventh wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Boyer of Cevahurg also marking a wedding anniversary.
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Cutture Club
H. A. Piper Thursazz
Cleo Redburn
Jess Morris
Local residents and visitors listed in Conway area column
Mrs Wm Campbell works at the School Inonch Kitchen, replacing Ada Commer. A parade of visitors includes Mr and Mrs J A Lambley, Mr and Mrs Johnny Norton, and Mr and Mrs Arch Clayton visiting Fern Lambley at St Joseph hospital. Irene Ginn of Muscatine arrives to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Grover Ginn. Bertha Scroggie and son Junior return from two weeks with Jas Humphrey in Plattsmouth Neb and with Tony Glasmann in Creston. Hattie Straight departs for Sharpsburg to spend a week with son Lee Straight's family. Ted Sommers of Kansas City visits daughter Patty and her parents Reuben and Mrs Daniels. Sommers heads to the Marines soon. Harold Moore and family plus Mrs Lem Longfellow of Omaha visit relatives. Viola Besco, a teacher near Bedford, spends weekend with Edna Besco. Jess Younkin and wife from Blockton visit daughter Mrs Kenneth Beade. Gerald Steen and wife of Bedford visit Conway. Eldon Beason and daughter depart for Grinnell after a visit with Arval Norton family. Matilda Short visits relatives at Clearfield Sunday. Ches Knott of Sharpsburg stops by Conway on Monday.
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Wm. Campbell
Inonch Kitchen
Ada Commer
J. A. Lambley
Johnny Norton
Arch Clayton
Fern Lambley
St Joseph Hospital
Irene Ginn
Muscatine
Grover Ginn
Bertha Scroggie
Junior
Jas. Humphrey
Plattsmouth
Neb
Tony Glasmann
Creston
Hattie Straight
Lee Straight
Sharpsburg
Ted Sommers
Kansas City
Patty
Reuben Daniels
Marines
Harold Moore
Lem Longfellow
Omaha
Viola Besco
Bedford
Edna Besco
Jess Younkin
Blockton
Kenneth Beade
Gerald Steen
Conway
Eldon Beason
Grinnell
Arval Norton
Matilda Short
Clearfield
Maple Grove Sunday School Reopens Services at 10:30 A M
The Maple Grove Sunday School has reopened after Christmas closure. Services begin at 10 30 a m with Dale Bird as superintendent. Local families move between farms on state line and near Maple Grove, including Morris and Lester families, with other residents changing farms in Bedford area.
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Maple Grove
Dale Bird
Eagle Locals Mrs. Dene Pickering Returns Home
Mrs. Dene Pickering arrived home Wednesday from Salem Missouri where she spent the past two weeks in the home of her brother Roy McIntyre and family along with Mr and Mrs Tom Longfellow Dale and Neil Mr and Mrs Luke Zack Keith and Mr and Mrs George DeMott and family
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EAGLE
Tom Longfellow
Dale
Neil
Luke Zack
Keith
George DeMott
Attendees at Hopkins Junior Class Play and Local Gatherings
The report notes attendance at the Hopkins Junior class play on Thursday night. Dale joined a birthday dinner honoring his father A C King southwest of Bedford. Mr and Mrs Frank Perkins visited Maple Grove church group and cleaned the church yard on Thursday.
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Hopkins
Dale
A. C. King
Bedford
Frank Perkins
Forest Grove
Leslie Smith
Maple Grove
Sheridan O Riley Ray wed at Burlington Junction
John Wilks Ray of Sheridan and Miss Lucilie O Riley of Bar ington Junction united in marriage at Burlington Junction on Saturday February 27 at 4 p m. The groom's sister Miss Annabel Ray of Maryville attended as witness. The bridegroom is a fifty nurse of Worth county for the past two years.
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Oriley-Ray
John Wilks Ray
Sheridan
Lucilie O'Riley
Barington Junction
Burlington Junction
Annabel Ray
Maryville
Worth County
Wedding Dinner Held for John Willis Ray and Lucille O R iley
A wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ray of Sheridan on Saturday February 27 at high noon in honor of their son John Willis and Miss Lucille O Riley who were married in Burlington Junction that afternoon. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest King and son of Sheridan Miss Annabel Ray of Maryville Mr. and Mrs. Ray and daughter Olive Fae Ray and son Jackie Ray.
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John Ray
Sheridan
John Willis
Lucille O’riley
Burlington Junction
Forrest King
Annabel Ray
Maryville
Ray
Olive Fae Ray
Jackie Ray
Moves and Visits Across Maryville Community
Local families update gatherings and relocations as Ernest Streeter family moves to Maryville with son Bobby. John W. Ray resigns from bank and Olive Fae Ray is hired temporarily. John Murphy and family relocate to Maryville, while Dall Churchill hosts dinner with Charley Graham and family.
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Mrs. Jones
Culver
Niles
The
Mrs. Lincoln
Jakie Haas
Orient
Jakie
RA. Turner
Ira Gray
Joe Andrews
A. E Andrews
Mrs. Buchzeiter
Coin
Ladies Council of the Christian Church
Galen Turner
North Side
Merve Safley
Bertha Jeffers
James Owens
Orie Shell
BGT Ecientister Acee
Dole Ciest Ecience Spectees
Ren
Frank Andrews
Vella Gil
Stanley Swanson
Baptist Church
Oliver Young
Roy McGuire
Wes Ty
Zookine
Temple
Skymen
Baings Navy
Conway Locaes
Ches Knott of
Eagie
Guy Morris
State Line
Maple Grove Church
Stone
Gilberts
Crearfield
Morris
Vern Lester
Max Williams
New Market
Williamsons
Ben Buckman
Dalton
Prescott
Cecil Swigarts
Knoxville
Payton Sisters
Darrel Shields
Arthur Moores
Moores
Ernest Streeter
Bobby
Gennon Wilson
Albert .Wilson
Bank
John W. Ray
John Murphy
Dall Churchill
Charley Graham
Kenneth Barks
Little Lewis
Sally Murray
Vilas Hibbs
Bernard Geer
Little Son
Nancy Bainum
Emmett Beal
Hadley Nigh
Hitler
FOP
United States
For All
Farmers Co-Op
Dean
Mgr
Old Home
Black Top No
Andy Thompson
James R. Locke
Kenneth Stephens
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