Quieting title suit over Jefferson county land in 1919
In Jefferson county Iowa Bryce Flanders and Charles Larson sue Joseph and Elizabeth Berry Robert Lynn Christina Lynn Robert Zann Christina Linn Eric Magnus Erickson and spouses unknown heirs and others seeking to quiet title to a large described parcel in sections 7 and 18 township 72 range 9 west. Plaintiffs allege adverse possession over ten years and request the court to establish fee simple title in them and bar all unknown claimants from asserting rights. Proceedings require appearance by April term 1919 or default judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Flanders
Charles Larson
Joseph Berry
Elizabeth Berry
Robert Lynn
Christina Lynn
Robert Zann
Christina Linn
Eric Magnus Erickson
Augusta Erickson
Cal
Jefferson County
Iowa
the District Court of
Eard
Fairfield
Richard C. Leggett
Social News Roundup of Local Meetings and Weddings
The W R C meets at 7 30 with twenty candidates to be initiated and other business. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the M E church meets March 6 at 2 30 with Mrs C J Gilly at 500 N Main St. All members urged. visitors welcome. Ladies Aid of Presbyterian church meets with Mrs H M Dysart tomorrow at 2 30 and invites guests. February Ladies Aid of Lutheran church hosts Miss Eliza McCracken Friday. hostesses Miss McCracken Miss Steele and Mrs Roundtree. Mrs D F Spratt entertained the I E O W Club Tuesday. guests later joined for supper and celebrated Spratt's 35th wedding anniversary with carnations and hyacinths. Ruth Long’s young lady friends shower her at Mrs A W Jaques residence. she departs Saturday for Danville Illinois to wed Charles Bailey, Y M C A secretary. Long a stenographer at Fairfield Engine Works. enjoyable evening and refreshments. Marion McElhany to wed Leo Nady in Los Angeles. relatives travel to attend. Upper Room Bible Class and wives hosted by A V Frazey in memory of son Verle moving to Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Frazey given a set of fruit knives. refreshments and a pleasant time. Anna Benson hosts a miscellaneous shower for Marie Gantz and R D Gravel of Avoca on North Fourth Street. games and many gifts for new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
C. J. Gilly
N. Main St
Ruth Long
A. W
Jaques
Miss Long
Danville
Ilinois
Charles Bailey
Fairfield Engine Works
Anna’ Benson
North Fourth Street
Logan School
Marie Gantz
R. D. Gravel
Avoca
Community Club and Farm Bureau Aid on Tax Returns
The Community Club and Farm Bureau start a free tax help service in the armory with two men volunteering exclusive time to assist individuals in preparing income tax reports. The service aims to ease the demand as farmers and merchants seek help. first come, first served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club
Farm Bureau
Armory
Attempts to Kill Poincare at Palais de l Elysee
An unidentified man fired a revolver at the Palais de l Elysee, residence of President Poincare, Paris. He claimed to be a foreigner but refused to reveal his nationality and said he protested against allied intervention in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Palais de l’Elysee
Poincare
Russia
Thomas Hoskinson Paroled Returns to Fairfield
Thomas Hoskinson is back in Fairfield on parole for a fresh start after seven years since he was convicted of shooting and killing a policeman in Muscatine. He serves life but was released on parole and will work at the Hawkeye Pump Factory as a valuable employee amid welcoming friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hoskinson
Fairfield
Hoskinson
Muscatine
Hawkeye
Transfers Pile Up At County Courthouse
County Recorder Clyde Bell reports a surge in recorded transfers far above last year. Weekend totals included 35 on Saturday and 26 on Monday with ongoing activity between thirty and forty transfers. The largest listed is C. C. Radley and wife selling to F. P. Witroski for a Buchanan township farm. John F. Welker and wife sold their Pold township farm for $42,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bell
C. C. Radley
F. P. Witroski
Buchanan Township
John F. Welker
Pold
Miss Gantz Remains Honored by Guests at Celebration
Later refreshments were served and the guests departed with congratulations for Miss Gantz, reflecting a festive mood and public acknowledgment of her achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gantz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor
R. Taylor
District Court of
The
Presbyterian Church
H. M. Dysart
Ladies’ Aid of the Lutheran Church
Eliza McCraken
Miss McCracken
Miss Steele
Mrs.Roundtree
D. F. Spratt
Ie. O. W. Club
Mrs. Spratt
Los Angeles
Calif
Marion McElhany
Leo Nady
A. V. Frazey
Verle
Minnesota
France
Court House
NASH
DODGE
Gillespie Bros. & Co
J. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
New Spring Street
Froth & Co
Guarantee Abstract Co
Pres
Home Electric Co
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