Riverside Mutual Creamery Holds Annual Meeting
The Riverside Mutual Creamery patrons met in the O O F hall on February 13 to elect directors and discuss hauling costs versus butterfat price. J M Frey was reelected president. new officers include Harold Strong as vice president and W P Moore as secretary. Sealed bids for hauling were authorized and the board can reject bids. Committee members Rothneberger Birong Oldfether counted votes as Samuel Mosby of Elgin State Bank spoke on financial conditions.
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Riverside Mutual Creamery Association
O. O.F. Hall
J.M. Frey
W.S. Rothneberger
Reynold Birong
Milo Oldfether
Samuel
Mosby
Elgin State Bank
Dida
J. M. Frey
Owi
Wadena Scheel Notes February Valentine Activities
Wadena Scheel notes illness kept Francis and Russell Jonen away last week. Mrs Mary B Wetzel and others visited school Friday afternoon as the junior high staged two Lincoln programs. February holiday booklets are being made by third to fifth graders. Postmen Duane Raftig Arthur Homewood and Harry Johnson delivered Valentines Friday afternoon. Neema Weber missed several days last week for fitness. First grade had a perfect attendance record. second grade hosted a Valentine party for first grade with lunch. The fifth and sixth grades held a spelling con test winners honored Friday.
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Francis
Russell Jonen
Mary B. Wetzel
W. F. Moora
Wm. Flauher
Lincoln
Duane Raftig
Arthur Homewood
Harry Johnson
Neema Weber
Wadena Presbyterian Church Announces Congregational Meeting
Rev H C Rundell notes Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Junior choir practice Saturday at 7 30. The annual congregational meeting will be held at the church on Wednesday February 24.
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H.C. Rundell
Wadena
United Brethren Church Weekly Schedule and Meetings
United Brethren Church led by Rev L Randall holds Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, and United Brethren Christian Endeavor at 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday at Mrs J Moore's home. Harvesters Band meets Saturday with Mary and Bessie Jennings. Home Missionary Society postponed to a later date.
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L. Randall
United Brethren Christian’ Endeavor
Preyer
J. 8.Moore
Harvesters Band
Mary
Bessie Jennings
Home Missionary Society
W. ¥. Moore
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Fayette County Iowa 1932
By virtue of a Special Execution on a February 1 1982 judgment in favor of L A Andrew Receiver of Wadena Savings Bank against Frank H Smith for over seven thousand dollars the county will sell cash at 2 pm March 8 1932 at the West Union Court House. The land described includes parts of Section 20 Township 93 North Range 7 West of the 5th P M in Iowa.
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Fayette County
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Wadena Savings Bank
Frank H. Smith
Theoun
Sven Thousand
Sutheast
Tee
Wéetou Ot
Jorentysttae
Towa
Court House
West Union
Laws
Sale Notice Under Special Execution in Wadena Iowa
By virtue of a Special Execution issued by Fayetta County District Court, L.A. Andrew vs. Harry E. Broughton and Alta M. Broughton, judgment for 1,087.31 dollars plus interest, attorney fees, and costs. The levy covers North half of Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Northside Addition, West Dur ion, Iowa. Sale set for Sunday, March 1932, at 2 PM at the Court House Door, West Union, Iowa, conducted by Sheriff L.A. Robertson, Deputy H. A. Bilts.
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District Court
Fayetta County
Laws
L.a.andrew
Wadenn Savings Bank
Harry’ E. Broughton
Alta M. Broughton
A.D
Wadena
Fayette
Peleus
A. D
Court House
West Durion
Iowa
West Union
Lal A, Robertson
Said
H. A. Bilts
McGregor Times Urges Caution Over Delinquent Accounts
The McGregor Times warns readers about customers with past due balances who cannot meet their obligations. Businesses are advised to monitor accounts and collect within the prescribed time while protecting capital tied up and avoiding further risk.
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Samié
McGregor
Rush work on pontoon bridge across Milwaukee railroad
Crews labor day and night to finish the Milwaukee railroad pontoon bridge before navigation starts. A 60 man day crew and 80 man night crew are installing a new floor and strengthening sides, with 25 more workers to be added this week per Supt. Al Fulton.
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Milwaukee
al Fulton
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