Thanksgiving Socials and Local Notes From Farragut Area
Local column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events. Bessie Findley taught in South Sioux City Neb spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Findley before returning to work Sunday evening. Miss Eula Rosseau and pupils hosted a Columbia school program with about 25 dollars cleared. Adolph Miller installed a new furnace with Campbell Bros. Farragut residents Yazel and Velma Richardson visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Findley. F. L. Diggs hosted a Sunday school party Friday night. Miss feta Miller, Hamburg student, was absent due to illness. Ela Rosseau and friends motored to Lincoln to visit her sister Oma. Mrs. Albert Zack visited her daughter Ella Miller. Minnie Harner and Ralph of Kansas City visited their cousin John Rosrean and family. Community oyster supper held at J. B. Douglas home on Thanksgiving with games and music and oysters for about fifty guests. Tatohd Merk called at Fairfax Sunday. Louis Miller and wife visited Farragut Monday. Some threshing crews finished harvest work last week. others to finish this week.
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Widen
John Simpson
Hamburg
Jim Hall
Hack Port
Elmer Watts
John Johnson
Jon
Lynn
Riverton
Clark Scott
Helen Simpson
Arthur and
Maxine Smith
Vollen
Austin
Fred Johnson
Lester Stanton
Clif Zach
Lintie Garst
Tay Garst
St. Joe
Albert Garst
Vance Dooley
Carl Smith
Oltie Zack
Barbara Winkler
North Liberty
Lincoln
Adolph Zack
Thabke
Clifford Zach
George McKean
Harold Emberton
Bruce Fletcher
Lawrence Baker
Carl Werner
Edit Pavis
Mary
Allan Brower
Bessie Findley
South Sioux City
Neb
D. B. Findley
Mike Brown
Eula
Rosseau
Columbia
Adolph Miller
Campbell Bros. Vot
Farragut
Miss Yazel
Velma Richardson
Dave Findley
F. L
Diggs
Feta Miller
Ela Rosseau
Frends
Oma
Albert Zack
Ella Miller
Minnie Harner
Ralph
Kansas City
John Rosrean
Ani
Bolt
J. B. Douglas
Tatohd
Merk
Fairfax
Louis Miller
Tainess Ealieth
Proud
J._R. Shepherd
Omaha
Hontas Adams
Turner Bros
Mike Liesman
Chas
Addington
Lee Rendsaew
Gloria Mae
Orville Chambershore
Rex Shandy
Slesse
Taylor
Tempa
Marstin BeBuhr
Dick Whitthent
James
Claud Fellers
Council
Lee Moatts
Rock Port
Helen Garst
Tenevidt Kenthera
James Caudle
Helen Adiliglén
Shenandoah
Thanksgiving guests and local visits in Malvern area
The page lists numerous residents and visitors from Malvern and nearby towns spending Thanksgiving or visiting relatives. Names include Mey Cart Snyder, Mrs. Th Lookaul, Hutt, Mazel of Malvern, J. K. Parideon home guests, Roy Dobbins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bakes, Evan Breeding, Willa Callin, Bert Brees, J. C. Jahnann, Watson, Hom er Yost, Filmer Evans, Kevin Evans, May Wine, Myrtle Rogers, Rugay, John Clanton, Mrs Herman Albright, JH Merl Mint Grove Kink, and the Lard, Burk, and Jehndon families.
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Font
Bartlett
Filmer Evans
Siney
Kevin Evans
Lawrence O'rien
Oniche
Delait
Miro
Mies
Tomy Klay
Chevcane Wells
Coloradn
Rok
Sid- Tns
Myrtle Rogers
Ames
Fathar
Rugay
John Clanton
Corning
Herman Albright
JH Merl
Mint Grove Kink
Omaha
Heather
Ival King
Maxnene Lard
Delpha
Burk
Laren Jehndon
Thanksgiving Visits and Family News Across Town
Mrs W H Brown and daughter return to Cornell after an extended visit with the Larsh Boyd family. Mr and Mrs Billy Copeland and daughter Regenter travel from Council Bluffs to spend the day with J C Copeland and family. Mr and Mrs R A Lockett and daughter Emma observe Thanksgiving with relatives in Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarde
D. Rogers
W. H. Brown
Cornell
Biuifs
Larsh Boyd
Copeland
Billy Copeland
Regenter
Council Bluffs
Dant
J.C. Copeland
R. A. Lockett
Emma
Dunbar
Community Gossip Notes From Graham and Nearby Towns
Local items report visits and weekend trips by residents such as Virginia McNeal in Graig B Oxenhaugh and John Collins in Shenandoah. The Turner Bros firm runs night shifts during husking, others travel to Hamburg and Council Bluffs while various families visit relatives and attend callers in nearby towns. A bankruptcy hearing note appears amid a scattered legal notice.
Bankruptcy petition in Emma v Olson case set for November 18
In the United District Court of the Southern Division a bankruptcy proceeding is moving toward a date set for November. The court orders the debtor to file a response by the designated deadline and fix a return date for further action on the petition. The action concerns the bankruptcy of Emma v Olson and relates to the liquidation process under the case number provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue District Court of the United States
Emma v. Olson
Gankrupt
Creston
Saa
Chariton
Laws
J. W. Kindelbaugh
Iova
Bank Receiver seeks judgment against Mrs Walburn in Fremont County
The District Court of Fremont County Iowa hears a petition by John Lingo as Receiver of the Bank of Hamburg seeking judgment on a promissory note for 363.81 dated October 17, 1923 plus interest and costs. A writ of attachment is requested against defendant and any property she may own in Iowa. service by publication is authorized. The case warns Mrs Walburn to appear by February 2, 1926 or default will be entered.
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A. Walburn
District Court
Fremont County
Tews
John Lingo
A. A. Walburn
Hamburg
Iowa
State of
Laws
Shiney
Towa
Ferguson, Bares & Ferguson Mal
Aldererz
Notice of Attachment Suit Against W A Walburn
In the February term of the district court of Fretnort County Iowa a petition attached seeks judgment for 400 dollars with eight percent interest from June 6 1924 on a promissory note of 300 dollars. The plaintiff requests a writ of attachment against the defendant non resident of Iowa to seize goods and property found in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Walburn
Ito
District Court
Fretnort County
Iowa
Hambury
Ami
Fremont County District Court Entry for February Term
The court convenes in Sidney Iowa for the February term 1926 to hear attachments. Property under attachment may be seized and applied to satisfy costs and claims. Ferguson Barnes and Ferguson represent the plaintiff.
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Carl Hoover
Susan Johnson
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George Burrows
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Dauighter
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Jake Baker
Nebrask
Emma McKissick
Grace
Harry Weider
Fred Schneider
Neva Simpson
Eleanor Porter
Nebraska City
Walter Baker
Frank Means
Yowaril Dooley
Harry Welder
H. Jackson
Cal Jackson
Enna Mann
Byron
Will Knappe
Lloyd Simpson
Marry Welder
Mire Lee
Lincsin
Freda
Pauline
Relph Dames
Ford Knappers
Birs
Don Armentani
George Dooley
Alma
Mary Rose
Robert Rose
Ernest Hinze
Mary Hinze
Braityville
Ralph James
C. A. Reed
Rossean’s
Chester
White Boars
John Rossean & Sons
Jowa
Wes
Missouri
Ansple
Jowest Insurance Tien
Clyde Lingo
First National Bank
Joon
Gest Amerigan Dire Insurance Company
Mutual
Doling Basin
Firak Stock
Tme
Anton Miller
Y. Hamburg
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Percival News
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