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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
7
In the District Court of Iowa Mitla County a petition seeks $76.52 plus interest on a lease contract for Lot 12 and North 10 feet of Lot 21 Block 6 Glenwood Iowa at $26.00 monthly. Defendant warned of impending property removal to defraud creditors.
The petition requests eight writs of attachment against all goods and chattels owned by the defendant and kept on the described premises during the term. It warns that if the defendant does not appear by noon on the second day of the next term starting April 28, 1996 at Glenwood Iowa, a default will be entered and judgment rendered as prayed. Attorneys for the plaintiff are COOK COOK COOK.
The petition filed in April 1925 in Mills County Iowa seeks a judgment of 8012.43 plus interest taxes and costs from defendants Betts Lingo and Otis Lingo who hold the mortgage on 80 acres described as West Half of Northeast Quarter Section 29 Township 72 North Range 43 West. The plaintiff also seeks foreclosure and sale of the described real estate under special execution and general relief. Defendants are notified to appear by noon on the second day of the next term starting April 28, 1925 at Glenwood Iowa. otherwise a default and final decree will be entered.
Grace M. EF Church reports excellent Sunday School and service attendance. Dr Crisman delivered a strong sermon. Epworth League added two members bringing total to 130. Next Sunday schedule includes 9 45 Sunday School 10 45 sermon The Last Great Crusade 430 Epworth League 7 80 sermon What It Costs Not to Live the Christian Life. Easter week pre meetings begin April 5 with Rev J H Freedline presiding.
Sunday School at 0:45 a m morning service at 11 focus on The Sacredness of Property. Evening service at 7:30 titled The Woman Who Was the Supreme Sacrifice. Tuesday visit by Rev J Frederick Caitlin for County Sunday School Association noted.
The Chelatian Church invites all to Bible School at 10 a.m. Communion aid sermon at 11 a.m. on the topic Mary's Gift. Junior Endeavor at 2:30 p.m. Young People's Meeting at 6:30 p.m. Song services and a sermon at 7:30 p.m. on Degeneration vs Reverence. Ladies' Aid Tuesday at 2 p.m. Prayer and Worker's Council Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All life and growth come from sunlight and showers of God's favor, Pastor D. B. Thompson urges.
Official factory statement notes February retail deliveries near 15,000 cars, up 23.1 percent from February 1924. Weekly February and early March demand outpaced prior weeks as production in early March topped 1,000 cars daily. Full 1924 sales rise over 1923 exceeds 25 percent despite a broader industry decline.
Glenwood Iowa March 19 1926 E E Goodrich administrator requests all bills due the estate be paid and all claims against the estate presented in form.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Greenlee entertained at 6 30 dinner on March 20 in honor of J R Supple father of Mrs Greenlee whose birthday was celebrated. Twenty four guests attended with green and white decor for St Patrick's time. After dinner the game of 500 was played with honors to Don Cunningham Malvern. The evening closed with dancing and each guest received a favor.
Leonard Seeger and his mother visited Omaha on Friday. Mrs. Seeger remained to visit her daughter Mrs. Axel Swenson for several days as the Ladies' Aid of Pacific Junction staged a church play titled The Old Maid's.
Rev Ellis trained the ladies and they did well. Mr and Mrs Walter Hilton and Charles Ruse were Randolph visitors Friday. Mrs Egloff of Sidney and Mrs Roy Cannon of Tabor visited at the Chase Ruse home Friday. C R Warren was a Council Bluffs shopper Saturday. Louise Dashner and Dean Jackson were Sunday evening callers at Hershal Sawyers. Jon Shaw and wife were called to Lincoln Neb Sunday by the death of Mrs Dill Shaw. Lyle Howard returned from Hemingford Neb the first of last week. Paul Hilton attended the Bigger Boys Conference at Atlantic Friday and called it profitable.
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