Notice of Mill County real estate suit and defendants
The district court in Mills County Iowa issued original notice to Clara M. Cheyney and Lon Van Buskirk, and all unnamed heirs and claimants, regarding Lot 29 in Section 12, Township 72 North Range 43 West, with a detailed metes and bounds description, seeking to quiet title in Cheyney and Buskirk and warning appearances before September 1, 1925, or default judgment. The notice also lists the Edna Eaton case in Mills County District Court with defendant group including Jessie B. Eaton and Emerson State Bank, directing defendants to respond to the petition on file and appear by September term 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State
Odstown
Milla County
Olita
Cheyney
BO W. Palmer
Emma Palmer
Lucotta
MeLawton
W. BL Lawaon
Emma L.duckles
Cornelia Tinley
Joseph L. Sharp
Clara H. Boshyshell Loring A. Williams
James H. Williams
Julia A. Williams
Louise Lawcon
Edward Tinley
Uhrough
Mille County
Towa
Pitt
Rogers Branch
Lot
State of
Lown
Mills County
Clara M. Cheyney
Lon van Buskirk
Rice Weston
Costa
Tarm
Glenwood
Fell
District Court of the State of Iowa-inland
Edna Eaton
Jessie B. Eaton
Mabel Honeyman
R. R. Honeyman
Lois Eaton
Ira N. Cheney
Maud Cheney
Thos. H. Eaton
Florence Eaton
W. B. Eaton
Ethel Eaton
John Carson
Joan Carson
Emerson State, Bank
W. Q. Eaton
District Court
Partition Suit Highlights Competing Ownership in Mills County Lands
A Mills County partition suit names multiple owners including WO Beton and Jessie B. Baton asserting undivided interests in the SW% NW of Sec 27 and various Lots in Sec 27 and 28 plus north five acres of a tract in Sec 28. The plaintiff seeks partition or sale with proceeds to owners and costs to counsel, with default risk if not defended by Sept term 1925 in Glenwood. Also included are heirs and unknown claimants over lands in Sec 7, Sec 8, and adjoining areas, with Joe R. You seeking quiet title against defendants after forty years of adverse possession. Dated May 27, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Beton
Thoa H
Baton
N. Cheney
John Carton
Mabel Honeyman
Jessie B. Baton
Towit
Anid
Sey of
Ney
Said
Costa
Glenwood
A. D
Jane Smith
James Smith
Della Evans
Louisiana Tuck
Harriet Nickola
Eliza Perdue
al Lindsey
Maud Carl
Bertha Mahon
Ellen Riggs
Pearle Wolfe
Walter Russell
Lewis Russell
Katharine Cheyney
Frank Banister
John Banister
Charles Banister
Henry Banister
James Banister
Joe Banister
George Banister
Moses Banister
Landa
Joe R. You
District Court
Iowa
Co. E. Dean
Pacific Junction Social Notes and Local Updates
Pacifi c Junction residents share visitors and health news. Earl Burchard of Treynor visited with the Gibbs family, a Gibbs relation being Mrs Burchard’s sister and a recent bride. Will Koons of Prescott plans Omaha relocation after time here. Dale Fisher was taken ill Thursday and to James Scott home. doctors consider an operation. The Pacific Junction ball team lost 10 to 1 to Palmer Mater Co of Omaha on home grounds. Nellie Greenhaw and Macy Nebr resident visited with Luther King. Mr and Mrs D Smith left for New Bern, SC to visit Mr Smiths mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Burchard
Treynor
Gibbs
Koons
Omaha
Paul Haynie
Pacific Junction
Palmer Mater Co
Yisitors
Mia
Nellie Greenhaw
Macy
Nebr
Luther King
D. Smith
New Beer
N. SC
Mr. Smith
Gainaville
Texas
Kirby
Gainsville
Nunn
Agnes
Sute
Eugene Gibbs
Minnie Sanders
Burwell
Nebra
Alec Hunter
Frank Hunter
Lila
John
Fenimore
Wis
Besy Boyle
Council Bluffs
Deloma Scott
Harry Retelsdorf
E. T. Kirby
Griswold
Tabor
Volney Beldin
T. Beldin
Lyle Beldin J
Imi
A. C. Talbot
Detroit
Mich
Junior Faulkner
Marvin Moore
Moore
South Dakota
Ollie Fields
Claudia Raymond
Wils
Madga Ernst
Edwards Bakery
Mya
Mary Burgess
Margaret
Edd Anderson
Shenandoah
Niagara Falls
Herbert
Harlan
T. H. Martin
H. E. Read
Flynn
Katherine
Prescott
Arizona
Art Smith
Lake Geneva
Leland Chrisinger
Herbert Lincoln
Mary Flynn
Agnes O'Neill
Local notes reveal a flurry of visits and travel
Mrs. Smith and her visitors head to Chicago. Volney Beldin and family plan weeks in North Platte and Yuma. Many residents travel to Omaha Gainsville and Griswold while others stay home. A town ball game ends 5 to 3 as crowds gather. Community notices include visits, moves, and a missionary shower for Mrs. Summers. Senator Underwood retires. Al Smith critiques fiscal policy and Coolidge era economics.
Henderson News Notes Include Travel For Funeral Return Home
Mrs Earl Saar left Sunday for Red Oak by train to Crantral Iowa to attend the death of her uncle Mrs Nora Gravett. Mrs Gravett returned home from a week with her daughter at Strahan. Elizabeth Phillips came home Sunday from Blanchard Me and Dave Owens Odta Harover and Kate Fulton were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Griswold
Sam Phelps
Sam dv
Blanchard
Mya
Charles Hunter
Strahan
Williain
Marjorie
Dorothy
Nis
Davenport
Jap Danford Jr
Nebraska
Albert Goppock
Tennessee
Emma Muasleman
Robert Sailing
Holdrege
Nebr
R. W. McMullen
Dorothy Owens
Dave Owens
Easttern
Bill Viner
Shenandoah
Will Cooper
Dorothy Cain
Carson
the Oaks
Erma ‘Mitchel Summers
Summers
Small
Imogene
Virtul ‘Galloway
Laura Irwin
Omaha
Wilburn Houser
Ben Fickel
Elmer Sowers
Elsworth Sowers
Innes
Raymond Casebolt
Champ Harover
Bob Harover
Mabel Sutton
Niagara Falls
Earl Saar
Roy Viner
India
Tony
Nall
Red Oak
Crantral
Iowa
Nora Gravett
Elizabeth Phillips
Blanchard, Me
Odta Harover
Kate Fulton
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Colorado
Burlington
Yellowstone Park
Land of Eternal Wonder
Gardiner Gateway
Cody Road
Burlington-Yellowstone
Scenic Colorado
Rocky Mountain National
Estes)Park
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
W. F. Dyke
United States
Federal Reserve System
Calvin Coolidge
Mills County National Bank
H. H. Cheyney
W. C. Rathke
H. A. French
Cashier
Underwood
Alabama
al Smith
Coolidge
McAdoo
Henderson
Glenwood Granite Works
T. Q
L. A. Hollingshead
South Side Square Telephone
DR. van F. Barnes
Rea
Glenwood, Iowa
The
Mills County Abstract Co
Forric Lenses
Erenea
Dr. Geo. R. Estes Onteopath & Optometrist
Practica Milia Co. Natl
Bank
Gleawoed
Iowan
Conant Hotel
Sanford
Conant Hotel Company
Hall
Hali
Dick Edward's Bread
Auto Tops
Council Bluffs Auto Top Co
I. O
Chamberlain
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