Lamentable mortgage repudiation mob in Iowa report
A lengthy account condemns mob actions in mortgage repudiations in Iowa. Judge Charles C. Bradhey defied foreclosures as crowds mobbed him. the piece urges lawful process, cites insurance and bank funds as loan sources, and notes Governor Clyde Herring has declared martial law to quell the outrages.
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Iowa
Charles C. Bradhey
Mars
Laws
Bee
Bienerk
Tuwa
Clyde Herring
Roth
Det
Cox Chapel News Last Friday Highlights Local Visits
Last Friday featured a community day with baskets and fellowship. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Jesse Case and Mrs Al Engieman at Mrs Strait’s home, while Fritz Jaeckel’s sister from Linpai Netry attended the weekend event. Yard and social visits continued with Mrs Dan Socolofsky at the Alex Vogel home, and funeral attendance marked by Mr and Mrs Merion Anderson in Rock Port.
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Jesse Case
al Engieman
Strait
Fritz Jaeckel
Linpai
Netr
Werk Endst Daeckel Fam
Itarton, Kan
Dan Socolofsky
Alex Vogel
Anderson
Tate
Moz. Merion
Rook Port
Mlus Helen Behlotthaver
Mré
Surlay Affernson
Local Rural Social Notes From Madison and Surrounding Areas
The Madison News records a string of community events including school and church activities. Hamburg resident Marvin Zuck attended events at the Home of Arnold Zur while Edna Carter of Sidney led classes at Sedgwick School. Mary Porter planned a return home due to ill health, and Mrs. Authrose Brown was hired for next year. Ivy Winder visited Dorothy Morgan, and Roy Miller and family near Shenandoah hosted relatives. Ralph Mathday visited City for a night with Earl Halliday’s family, accompanied by his nephew Charles Hadlidsy. Fish Creek School, taught by Darland of Farragut, resumed for the new term. Charlie Terryberry and Flory hosted guests. Walter Mice’s family attended. Lloyd Crown and family visited for several days at Une farm. Graduation exercises drew attendance from the community, with Misses Ellen Rice and Helen Pater-Sol of Omaha traveling to join relatives in Maryville.
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Marvin Zuck
Hamburg
Arnold Zur
Sedgwick
Edna Carter
Sidney
Mary Porter
Authrose Brown
Leach
Ivy Winder
Dorothy Morgan
Madison
Gunmay
Roy Miller
Ralph Mathday
Earl Halliday
Charles Hadlidsy
Fish Creek
Im Darland
Farrag Cut
Sleselay
Darland
L Uy
Charlie Terryberry
Flory
Walter Mice
Lloyd Crown
Une Farm
Shuntsang
Ellen Rice
Helen Pater- Sol
Omaha
Maryvlile
People's
Terry
Island News Notes Recitals At Local School Event
A brief notes a school program on Mothers Day eve featuring speakers and student recitations. Names include Bernice Jew, Lucile Uvachey, Orvis Smithy, and Betty Arnold among participants. The evening showcased poems and songs honoring mothers.
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Weldon Mabhers
Appearan
Ming
Betty Arnold
Bernice Jew Wings
Orvis Smithy
Lucile
Funeral for Beloved Neighbor Bill Dunlap Held
A large crowd gathered at Mansfield General Lantern Montay to mourn Bill Dunlap. Rev Wayne Clark led a quiet service with songs and prayers as family friends witnessed a mother sitting with her Bible nearby. Dunlap’s death followed a hunting accident on his farm. burial was at Westbury with many floral tributes reflecting local esteem.
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Carroll Stanton
Daley
Lula Carmishen
Helen Jennings
Ruth Hayes
Frances Stanton
Mary Carucheel
Jamie
Ruby Case
Mooner
Mansfield G
Bill Dunlap
Wayne Clark
Ada Bruce
Carl McSpadden
Eunice Mullinix
Westbury
Lala
Dunlap
Floyd Morriman
Betty Lee
Paularr
Lester Smilin
Maxine
Auburn
Deaner
Maxine Smith
Speete
Emphasis on Temperance Meeting and Church Service
The notice urges attendance at a temperance meeting and a church service at 11:00 with speakers from the allied temperance forces. A league gathering at 7:00 p.m. and a union meeting at 2:00 p.m. are mentioned, with Pastor Jey Kirkendall inviting participation in support of temperance and national service.
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Akean Fren
Wayne
Lord's Upper
I Eno
Jey Kirkendall
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