District Court docket reports several civil actions
Crowded docket includes receivership judgment against John J. Allinson et al for 63252.91 on bank stock. Divorce action by Lucile Hoskins v Herbert Hoskins cites Deser tion and non support with possible remarriage. Numerous judgments sought from Peter Doty, Hartman versus Santee on a 1927 note, and professional services claim by Himmel. Also cases against Earl Himmel, Waddan, and Snater, plus real estate title matter by Equitable Life. Several receiverships and debt actions complete the long list of Iowa Falls court filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wolf
First National Bank of
Iowa Falls
John J. Allinson
W. H. Wood
Peisen & Soper
Lucile Hoskins
Herbert Hoskins
John F. Wirds
J. H. Mitchell
Peter Doty
E. H W. Landy
D. W. Dickinger
S&s
Hartman
Towa
Santee
Bryson & Bryson
Lee, Steinberg & Walsh
Ames
Faribault
Minn
J. W. Thompson
Lou Ellen Teeter
William R. Teeter
Charlies City
William Taer
Alan Wadden
W. W. White
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
H. F. Schultz Et al
Barnes, Chamberlain
Hanzuk
W. Bates
Bath State Exchange Bank of
Ackley
Herman ‘Snater
F. J. McGreevy
Herman Snater
Johnson & Tlarks
Iowa
Falk
Lydia Green
C. E. Gilchrist
W. G. Brownell
H. Lundy
D. W
District Court Receiverships Move On In Ackley Case
Proceedings detail authorization to sell assets of First National Bank receivership and to dispose of property including a town lot deed for $4000. Court orders destruction of pre suspension records after final report, and sets filing deadlines with appraisers named. Several cases assigned for trial and default decree entered in Morse vs Anders with $5480 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
George A. Meyer
EF. A. Coordes
C. W. Krell
Ackley State Bank
First National Bank
Ackley
A. M. Smith & Co. Et al
J. A. Shannon & Son, Inc
Dave Steel
FE. E. Benedict
C. R. Wallace
Fannie A. Morse
William C. Anders
alig—Zolkoske
Cobb
Peace plebiscite in Cong churches vote on war asks
The Associated Press reports a national peace poll in Congregational and Christian churches urging a secret vote on two questions. First, what would you do as a Christian if your country faced future war. Second, what definite ways would you be willing to serve to prevent war. Rev A E Fish preached to mobilize church members and associates to vote, with figures on age sex and occupation only indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York City
A. E. Fish
Congregational Church
State school cows top test in South Hardin dairy results
The training school's 57 Holsteins led the South Hardin cow test association in September with top average milk and butterfat. C. C. Jensen’s herd produced 105 pounds of milk and 31.2 pounds of fat per cow. Roy Finster’s eight Holsteins were second with 254 pounds milk and 31.2 fat. Other records include Howell Boyd Guernseys, J. N. Martin Jerseys, and more Holsteins producing varied milk and fat totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsteins
C. C. Jensen
South Hardin Cow Test Association
John P. Jones
Roy Finster
Howell Boyd
Guernsey
J. N. Martin
Jerseys
C. B. Janssen
Don Filson
Jesse Crosser
Sehen
KB. BR. Clammitt
Honorable Mention Awarded to Maxine Lawler and Anderson
Maxine Lawler and Maxine Anderson received honorable mention in a long time record book. Information came from Mrs. Josephine Arnouist Bakke, with other judges noting their entries as county-wide worthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Lawler
Maxine Anderson
Informatier
Josephine Arnouist Bakke
Mre
Pakke
Tie Parle
Twelve Enrolled in CCC Camp at Eldora this Week
Twelve Hardin county men have been enrolled in Company 1752 CCC in Eldora this week. The list includes Andrew Rentz, Whe rman Hansen, Carl Cockerham, Farward Creen, Gerald Bales, Neville McCarthy, Vloyd Karirnw Fidera, Wiram Cox Hubbard, Dwayne Minard, Maurice Belken, Dalton Woolley, Amol Lareon, Towa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Company 1752 CCC
Eldora
Andrew Rentz
Wherman Hansen
Carl Cockerham
Faward Creen
Gerald Bales
Neville McCarthy
Vloyd Karirnw Fidera
Wiram Cox Hubbard
Dwayne Minard
Maurice Belken
Dalton Woolley
Amol Lareon
Towa Falls
Local Farm Bureau Station Breakin Reported
Deputy J E Davidson investigated a late Monday break in at Radcliffe Farm Bureau station with a radio and candy stolen. An attempted entry at Bergeston hardware left door damage but no entrance evidence. Also notes on local staff changes and a fatal car accident near Nevada involving Gus Leltycke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau of
Radcliffe
J. E. Davidson
Bergeston
George F. Cobb Born in Oo'orien County in 1870
Geo. F. Cobb was born in Oo 'orien county on October 15 1870. He died at home in Eldora on October 28 1935 at age 65 years and 19 days. He was the third child in a family of nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B
Elizabeth
Codd
Luella A. Digrens
Joylin
O'Brien
Hancock
Hore
Eldora
Dinasry
Elders
Mabel L. Unley
Keokok
Christian Church
Whitten
Mabel
Eldore
Este
Marshalltown
Maynard
Union
Willard
Rockwell City
Fiden
Billy
W. A. Cobb
Spencer
T. R. Cobb
Sutherland
Geo. F. Cobb
George Francis Cobb
Orien County
Levies Lower in Five Hardin Towns
Tax figures show reductions in Ackley Alden Buckeye and Steamboat Rock while Owars Blesmeboat Rock Hubbard New Providence and Whitten face increases. Mills rates cited for 1484 and 1634 alongside listed towns reflect changing municipal burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levies Lower
Hardin Towns
Werden Rytidora
Auditor’s Office
Ackley
Alden
Buckere
2Scerffe
Union
Owars
Blesmeboat Rock
Hubbard
New Providence
Whitten
Corporation Road
Corporation Rand
Buckeye
Crvasa
Steamboat Rock
Radcliffe
Pnien
Eldora Bureau Ladies Elect New Officers
Eldora township women of the Farm Bureau elected new officers for the coming year. Mrs Earl Fulham became chairman with Mrs W C Vigars as vice chairman and Mrs F M Vinton as publicity chair. A program on child care and garments was presented and plans discussed for the November 3 harvest sale at the community house featuring an auction of items from dressed chicken to a quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Vicars
Home Project
Eldora Township
Earl Putnam
Earl Fulham
W. C. Vigars
F. M. Vinton
Aen Gs
Farm Bureau
Edith Smith
Thuraday
Fred Vinton
Cochran Giins
Eldora Tigers Fall to Grundy Center Gridders
Eldora's grid team battled Grundy Center with a scoreless first quarter before Albright's 75 yard run sparked Grundy Center. Meier and Fletcher combined for a second touchdown, Albright to Meier for the extra point, and a third quarter plunge by Wave boosted the lead. Eldora answered late in the fourth but Grundy Center held on as Ware added a late TD. The ring of the band and a live loudspeaker announcer highlighted the day as Eldora ends season with two remaining games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Hich Cridsters
Albright
Meier
Fletcher
Grandyites
Pormit
Grondy
Meer
Eldora
Traine
Focals
Ware
Grandy
Dar Fidora
Schwebke
Reese
Dainese
Grundy
King
Grandy Bend
Grands Center
The Christian Home Orphanage Marks Fifty Third Year
The Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs enters its fifty third year of continuous service to homeless and dependent women and children. For more than half a century the doors have stayed open night and day, serving thousands of destitute youths nationwide who were sheltered, educated, and placed in private homes, becoming useful, honorable citizens. The work is portrayed as a steady, invaluable reform in difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home Orphanage
Council Bluffs
Laws
Tte
Community appeals for year end aid to Home in Iowa
The Ames Milepost notes continued voluntary support for a local Home across years. Complain of harder times in recent years gives way to improved conditions now aiding winter work and charitable gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Contributions to Corneilj Bluffs Iowa will be acknowledged in the institution's official publication. Also mentions Sonia operetta and The Belle of St Mars's tune on WOT, with Clare Chenette and Emmet Adams in a World War context and manuscript handoff for band use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home
Mfts
Iberal
Peraside
Christian Home Orphanage
Corneil
St Mars’s
Clare Chenette
Ames Municipal
Fercce
Hastings
England
Emmet Adams
Clare
Ames Milepost
Ackley Area News Briefs and Local Notices
ACKLEY news items record a Legion Auxiliary convention in Sumner, new births in Ackley area, and travels of Baltimore visitors. Also mentions a honeybee winter protection note from Iowa State College and a lighthearted weather/seasonal quip. Open season for local waterfowl runs Oct 21 to Nov 14.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Johnson
E. HH. Landy
Syris Frette
J. L. Butler
District Court
Talking Screen
Dward Trevor
Argaret Amilton
CCC
Redliffe
Daves Henry Griffith
Board of Supervisors
Elizabeth Nutting
Eldora’ Social Service
Marian McLeod
Falls Offier
Dorothy Klein
Miss McLeod
Wisconsin
Ray Rumbaud of
Collins
Preston W. Cockerham
Marcia Beecher
J. Lee Roy Lowery
Fay Summerhare
McCallsburg
Gus Leitreke
McCallsbure Wackemith
Nevada
Lisae Johnson
McCallsboro
Mevada
Leltycke
Police Department
Courthoase
Jennie Albers
Providence Township
Pesan & Soper
Fanny Maine
Upton Farm
Baars
Eldora Bureau
Bowman
Tigers
Edhora
Larsen
Woodrock
Sted
Heam Field
Tracvr
Eldorn
Grsmpton
Armistice Dar
Moyle
Tracr
Knoxville Express
Sonia
H. W. Seibold
Total Legion Auxiliary
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Sumner
Donald Kline
Ted Rebins
Waterloo
Rebins
Fern Weber
Arkley
Glen Bush
Baltimore
Will Bush
John DeNeui
Glenn Bush
Anthony
Kansas
George Bush
F. B. Paddock
Extension Service
Iown State College
Herald. Ledger
Herald-Ledger
Eldora Herald-Ledger
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