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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
8
Court orders sale of personal property seized in Mila County Iowa to satisfy a claim of $1 771 61. Auction set for a November day in 1885 between 9:00 am and 4:00 pm with the sale starting at 10:00 am. The owner named is Ebendart Satin and the respondent is Hathaway as defendant.
Notice to Hannah Hues and Anis Wilson regarding a December tax sale in Mills County The center ten acres of SE quarter of NE quarter of Section 21 Township 21 Range 71 were sold to a purchaser per tax deed and redemption expires 90 days after service. Also notice to A J Burchard Estate of December 4 1922 tax sale in Mills County town.
The city council of Glenwood City Iowa met October 1 1925 in regular session with full board. A sidewalk bid along Lot 21 Block 21 was granted and bids for coal and police duty were approved. Bills totaling 1587.62 were examined and paid including traffic signals street lights armory water and sewer costs and various salaries. The record also lists a property tax delinquency with a 90 day redemption period for a parcel described as Lot One in Block 23 Glenwood City.
Henderson and Mrs Curran of Oakland and Will Hunter of Tacoma were hosted by Mrs B M Woods on Sunday. Sam Phelps family from Blanchard Iowa spent the day. Vick Wilson ill and moved to his daughter’s home near Macedonia. John Evans of Emerson visited friends. Grandma Evans sent to Dexter for care. Baumgardners visited Council Bluffs. Ed Brown Davis Coppock and McSweeney made Glenwood calls. Dave Evans recovering from pneumonia. Carl Stempel and family noted at eventful day.
Local families and visitors populate Hastings and Carson scenes this week. Mrs Hederlee of Ri Oak and Clem Clement families hosted gatherings while Carl Hatswell, Olga Phelps and others visited in Omaha and Red Oak. Church events included a Home Missionary ladies meeting with a chicken pie supper raising funds. O. L. Davis moved to Lenox, selling out a Hastings tent market.
The Ladies' Cemetery association will meet Tuesday afternoon October 13 at Mrs Ed Hathaway's home. Plans will be discussed for the association's upcoming activities and cemetery upkeep.
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