Courthouse grants two more divorces and legal actions
Charles Guyer and Evelyn M Guyer divorce. Anna Daniels and Wm A Daniels divorce with desertion grounds. Household goods and custody awarded. costs taxed. Attachment in Ida Mac Earle vs Max Earle dismissed due to unpaid mortgage. Stipulation issued in H J Pattison vs Ole and Henrietta Erickson. Real estate sale requested in Gundlach vs Shambaugh. Equity partition suits Moraves plaintiffs seek property transfer and accounting. New suit Grimes, Vargasons in grocery goods contract case. E A Traeger represents plaintiff. West Union judges and officials update: Justice Mark Schatz appointed by supervisors, duties begin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guyer
Evelyn M. Guyer
Anna Daniels
Wm. A. Daniels
Ida Mac Earle
Max Edwin Earle
M. M. Cooney
H. J. Pattison
Ole Erickson
Henrietta Erickson
Gundlach, Et al
Harry Arthur Shambaugh
Joseph G. Moraves
Charles Moraves
Local Marriage Licenses and Court Actions in Fayette County
Over the past week Clerk Herbert D Klammer issued marriage licenses for James R Miller of Fayette and Mary An Olson of Elbow Lake Minnesota on November 3. Walter C Scholbrock of Fayette and Mary E Ludvigsen of Chicago on November 3. William C Myers of Delwein and Florence R Mitchell of Saginaw Michigan on November 4. Clyde H Oh and Essie W Krueger of Oelwein on November 6. Legal actions include Ray Fels v Lester L Wroe and Pearl Wroe for rent owed on a farm and a landlord’s attachment. Guilty pleas in schoolhouse burglary cases Michael Flynn and Norman Darring er with sentences and bond appeals. juvenile case James Mitchell charged with breaking and entering school houses in southern Fayette County with a hearing notice issued for the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D Klammer
James R. Miller
Fayette
Mary An Olson
Elbow Lake
Minn
Walter C. Scholbrock
Mary E. Ludvigsen
Chicago
William c. Myers
del Wein
Florence R. Mitchell
Saginaw
Michigan
Clyde H. Oh
Essie W. Krueger
Oelwein
Michael Flynn
Norman Darringer
Fayette County
Flynn
Darringer
Anamosa
James Mitchell
Seryuden
County Supervisors Audit and Approve 1944 Claims
The Fayette County Board of Supervisors met in regular session in West Union. Claims approved include gas, repairs, salaries, and supplies for the courthouse and poor relief. Several cemetery fund levies and township school district levies were authorized. one claim by Dr T N Walsh for medical aid was not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Payette County
Money
Fayette County
Iowa
Court House
Sevantian
Rudolph Selo
Or. Org
Gescaillene
L. A. Sturch
Sunerlor Welding Works
Schup
Bunny Crest
Kate Sprague
E. S. Thomas
At H. Wolf
Ald
Ee Wees Commission Co
Tee
Nome Saeciveves
Worla Book Co
School Titerary Ween
W. U
Wheeler Lor. Bridge & Sup. Co. Lumber
Widman & Sons
U. Rural Tel
R._C. Zehms
T. N. Walsh
Auburn ‘Township
Banks Township
Bethel Township
Hall Fund
Center Tow
Hall
Clermont To
Dever Township
Eden Township
Fairfled Townunly
Fremont Township
Harlan Towanhip
Ilyrin
Jefferson Township
Oran Township
Putnam ‘Township
Cott Township
Smithield Towaning Ceetery
Union Cemetery
Library
Uu Wenfieth Township
Wiarsor 'T Nahi
Apprey Auburn School ‘Tow General Fund
Baoksandh General Fund
Bethel Sel General
Frempot
General Burd
Mlyria Sinhip General
Deernon ‘Ownahip
Pleasant Valley Whip Gieneral Dune Ee Hboont
Rae
Voion Sehool
Howawhip General Bund
Wentfield School ‘Townahip Caswerik
Seott Township
Tultlon Pend A
Indepirdert
Arlington
Clermont Teeeenevs Eh
West
P General Fund
Arlington Li Consolidated Fund
Consolidated Fund
Ivo
Vervene
Ste
Poawenee
Consolidated Buea
Savaee
Ate
Zeasetae Dh
Hawkeyes Consolidated Fund
Peeteeee
Eynerd Consolidated Fund
Peeereee
Sey
Econoes BO. Gondalia Consolidated
St. Luc
City Hall
Westgate Consolidated
Bower Outlet & Plp
Cry” Bower
Death of Mrs Meda Leslie in Waucoma
Mrs Meda Leslie of Waucoma died Monday Nov 6 at 11 o clock aged eighty four after five months in the H F Robbins home. Funeral services were held in Waucoma. She was a close friend of Mr and Mrs Robbins and made many friends during her stay in Elgin. Her son Lee Leslie of Waucoma was here from Sunday evening to Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meda Leslie
Waucoma
H. F. Robbins
Leslie
Wartime farm notes urge quality and safety in Iowa agriculture
Minutes approved with adjournment to October 4 1944. Advice covers clean husking for moisture control, safe windmill repair, afternoon soybean harvesting, postwar dairy market standards, cattle concentration in the Corn and Dairy Belt, sustaining dairy production, and tractor safety during corn harvest. Farm guidance anticipates 1945 pork planning amid fluctuating market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Corn picker safety and tractor operation reminder
Reminder to keep guards on the corn picker and maintain safety shields. Do not dismount to clear jams while the machine is engaged. disengage the clutch and stop the tractor first to prevent tragic accidents.
Local Social Roundup At Grand Meadow And Nearby Homes
Mrs Ames Olson Darlene and Sandra visited Louie Amundson in Decorah hospital on Friday. Mrs Alfred Burnas stayed in Des Moines with her daughter Fern from Thursday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson and Doris dined at the Gil bert Anderson home Sunday. Caroline Erickson and Selmer visited Lloyd Aanes home Sunday afternoon, while Alvin Halverson and Ronald joined at the Almer Amundson home Sunday evening. Joan Wharram visited Lavern Martin Sunday afternoon. Darlene Olson spent the weekend at Louie Amundson’s. Amanda Nesvick stayed Friday to Sunday with daughter Mrs Leo Larson and family. Bert Lyngans Helmer Leona and Thelma visited Clifford Osmundson Sunday. Millard Bilden and family were supper guests of Henry Peterson Sunday. Mrs Harry Stolle and Marilyn Olson spent the weekend in Waterloo. Robert Wharram, John and Gayle dined Sunday with Arthur Olson. Almer Amundson and Kathleen were guests at Elmer Larson Sunday. Willard Martin spent Sunday afternoon with Jens Johnson at West Union. Visitors at Mrs Julia Lands gard’s Sunday included Mrs Arthur Olson, Mrs Robert Wharram, Joan and Gayle, Lavern Martin, and Alvin Halverson with Ronald. The bazaar and lunch at East church Friday evening drew a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Olson
Darlene
Sandra
Louie Amundson
Decorah Hospital
Alfred Burnas
Des Moines
Fern
Ed Johnson
Doris
Gilbert Anderson
Caroline Erickson
Selmer
Lloyd Aanes
Alvin Halverson
Ronald
Almer
Robert Wharram
Joan and Gayle
Lavern Martin
East Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Grimes
Ted Vargason
Mabel Vargason
E. A. Traeger
Mark Schatz
Board of Supervisors
Mr. Schatz
Ray Fels
Lester L. Wroe
Pearl Wroe
Board Hn Supervisors
Clermont Tow
Gener
Pune
Pure Us
Xu. UT
Dover
General F. Wine
Enera
Seych
Punety
Irfeld ‘Towoxhip
Feuer Pond
Echo
Fred W. Gremmell
Hazel Gehring
United States
State Tax Commission
G. W. Ryy. Co
Pacita
M. Seenee
RT & Pacific Ry
Spree
Railway Express Agency
Alpha Telephone
Western Union Telegraph Co
Central Iowa Telephone Co
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Fayette Co. Mutual Tel Co
Festina Telephone
Ah Gunder & Clermont Telephone Co
Postville Farmers Telephone Co
St. Lucas Farmers Telephone Co
Aurora
Clermont & Elgin Telephone
Elgin Home
Y Farmers Co-op
Ags
Farmers Mutual
Gustafson & Rummal
Cee Bree
Siyria Pleasan Highland
James
Onry Valley
Marion Telephone Co
North Star
Scott’ Farmera Télephone Co
TAB Ag
Sheppard Private Line
Southwest Putnam Farmers’ Mutual
Sprint Valley Barmore
Ei. Co
Stony Hill Co-op
Raa'n
Volga Valley Tephone Co
West Union Rural Telephone Co
Interstate Power Ci
Central States Power &Light Corp
Central States Electric Co
Grand Meadow News
True Story
Pathfinder
Silver Screen
Poultry Tribune Farm Journal & Farmer’s Wife
Christian Herald
Protestant Voice
Screenland Osports
Science
Neeme Honus
Cotrue
American Fruit Grower
Cuamerican Poultry Journal
Ofarm Journal
K Farmer's Wife
Poultry Tribune Successful Farming
Capper's Farmer
Breeder's Gazette
Rey
Capper
Christian Heraly
Farm
Magazine
National Digest Nature
Parents
Photoplay
Tribune
Reader's Digest
Woman
U. S
Walt Dismey
Wewepaper and Magazines
Lena
Post Office
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