Will for Nichlaus Groh Readied for Probate in Iowa
Estate of Nichlaus Groh probate notice informs Mary Groh Staab and others that a purported last will was filed on June 6 1934 in Plymouth County Iowa. Final proof and hearing are set for July 2 1934 to decide admission of the will to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichlaus Groh
State OF Iowa
Plymouth County
Mary Groh Staab
Said County
District Court
State of
Iowa
Democratic District Judicial Convention Called for July 14 1924
Official call for the Twenty first Judicial District Iowa Democratic convention at Sheldon Country Club house at 11 AM on July 14 1924 Delegates chosen by county conventions on June 20 1934 with representation based on votes for Clyde L Herring in 1922 Counties listed with delegate counts. Nominating judges to succeed W C Garberson and C W Pitts for a four year term and other business as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-First Judicial District
Iowa
Democratic District Judicial Central Committee
Democrat Party
Country Club
Sheldon
Central Committee
Clyde L. Herring
Cherokee County
Lyon County
O'Brien County
Osceola County
Plymouth County
Sioux County
Twenty-first Judicial District of
W. C. Garberson
Sibley
C. W. Pitts
Alton
Money Market Terms Cables and Exchange Rates Explained
An explanation of cables as a money market term for cable orders and transfers. It outlines how sight drafts and juried DINs relate to cables, and how foreign exchange bankers set prices from London rates each morning. It notes immediate payment when selling a cable versus delayed payment for drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escher
Foreign Exchange
New York
London
Bible school opens under Mrs. L H Seager in charge
Local notes report Mrs L H Seager leading the new Bible school opening Monday. Several residents travel or relocate, with visits to Sloan and Indianola Iowa and a move to 112 7th St SE by Mr and Mrs LeRoy Crowley. Community events include a church road map promotion and the Odd Fellows picnic set for June 17 at Cleveland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Crowley
W. R. DeKay
7Th St. SE
Odd Fellows and
Pebeleahs
Cleveland Park
Photo play and stage show at Radcliffe-Davey theater
A program of photoplays and stage presentations is set for Saturday night at Radcliffe-Davey. The show begins at the First Street theater with admission ten cents. June 15 and 16 are the scheduled dates, featuring a lady in a Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe-Davey
First St. N. K
Obermire to Be Ordained Priest in Marathon Wisconsin
Bertram Obermire son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Obermire to be ordained a Catholic priest on Sunday June 17 in Marathon Wisconsin He will celebrate his first mass at St Joseph Church Le Mars on Thursday June 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Obermire
Ralph Obermire
Marathon
Wisconsin
St. Joseph Church
le Mars
Plymouth County Sheriff Nominee Thanks Voters
Albert Null expresses gratitude to Plymouth County voters for Republican sheriff nomination and aims to meet citizens to better judge candidates. The Presbyterians church picnic at Cleveland Park featured contests for all ages and a 6:30 p.m. ladies aid and young ladies auxiliary served ample supper cafeteria style. Summer visitors were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Republican Party
Albert Null
Cleveland Park
Lndies
Wanted light car in good condition for sale
Card of Thanks from John Moritz thanks supporters in the second district for backing him in the June primaries and nomination for supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moritz
Spotted Touch-Me-Not Gypsies' Charm Plant
A New York World Telegram writer notes jewel-weed Impatiens biflora grows along streams and pond edges as a gypsy favorite plant for miracles. The plant can appear silvery when a coin is placed under brook water, with air bubbles clinging to leaves. Folklore links its petals to fairy and elf followers of Queen Mab. The seed pods eject seeds explosively, scattering them as soon as ripe. In Revolutionary War tales English troops described brush as laden with liberty flags near Sprain Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World’telegram
Fay
Queen Mab
Palisades
Hudson
England
Westchester
Sprain Brook
Language gaps for walkers spark debate in Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript writer laments lacking a concise term for pedestrians and for thirst death. He notes many proposed words fail to fit daily use or imply unusual roles, urging a single, expressive label for those who walk and those who die of thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston ‘Transcript
Durstfelder
Dursttedten
Ft. Tut
Court at Mulberry Street Handles One Million Cases
An old New York City description notes the 800 Mulberry Street traffic and homicide courts open since 1916. The court processes up to 1,600 cases daily with about 3 per minute, and some days see 60 disposed in under a minute. The building is home to the traffic court and serves as a punitive space where justice is swift but crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
New Yorkeley
Centre Street
Buda
Traffic court trims sentences as drivers plead guilty
Magistrate Michael A. Ford, in a February ruling, adopted production methods boosting cases per minute. Sixty motorists raised their hands to guilty pleas. Sentences were suspended in many cases, with warnings to others. A 22 year old girl claimed she heard a whistle but thought it was a masher, while a traffic cop testified she had not stopped. Overdue tickets and lengthy waits have led to overtime parking, and some cars were stripped while defendants waited at the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yraille
Bar of Justice
Thore
Michael A. Ford
Ireton Epworth league delegates at Spirit Lake convention
Ireton Epworth league members spent several days the first of the week at Spirit Lake for their annual convention. Lois Simons left for Ames for a summer course after visiting home folks. LeRoy Huesinkveld went to Texas after a week’s vacation with his parents. Mrs. Herb Brown is ill with measles. Rev J R Van Dyke and family returned from a two week visit in Michigan including Holland, their former home. The infant children of Hughes and Glessing families were christened during Children's Day exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Spirit Lake
Lois Simons
Ames
LeRoy Huesinkveld
Points
Texas
A. H. Huesinkveld
Herb Brown
J. R. van Dyke
Michigan
Holland
Nancy Elaine
Albert Hughes
Donald Robert
Walter Glessing
Plymouth Ladies Aid Sees Few Members In Heavy Rain
The Plymouth ladies' aid met in the church basement Thursday afternoon but heavy rain and floods kept many away. Miss Leola Gerdes of Brunaville is visiting the Alex Kiemme home. John Tapper was a caller in Akron Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Emery Kiemme and family and Mr. and Mrs Jes se Kallsen and families visited the Albert Witt home. The Lambert Jeffers family and daughters visited the Ellert Miller home Saturday evening. Miss Maria Nannen is sick with scarlet fever and the Nannen home is quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Shirley Koplin
Near Spink. S. 12
Anna Klemme
Barth Miller
Herman Frerichs
Shirley
West LeMars
Peter Kallsen
LeMars
Jesse Kallsen
Frank Johnson
Marlin
Akron
Leonard Miller
Darlene
Harry Johnson
Alex Klemme
Leslie
Sioux City
Abe Miller
Henry Borchers
William Barinsky
Chatsworth
Lutheran League
Preston Township Lutheran Church
Cleveland Park
Lillian Frerichs
Bernice Borehers
Art Gronemeyer
Henry Buehre
Clare Morehead
Henry Plueger
Henry Witt
Kingsley
Fred Eilergs
Near Craig
B. J. Eberchers
Bety
Bernice
Herb Morris
Robert
Richard
Bill 3Arinsky
Harry Buehre
Anna Kiemme
Walter
Lili
Ervin Kiemme
Norma Koplin
Smith
Starvey Taylor
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilert Miletz
Plymouth Ladies
Leola Gerdes
Brunaville
Alex Kiemme
John Tapper
Emery Kiemme
Albert Witt
Lambert Jeffers
Ellert Miller
Maria Nannen
Nannen
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The
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Plymouth Milling Co
C. W. Reeves
White Jersey
Sterling
G. C. Schultz
Frank Fiedler
J. F. Hoskey
3Rd Ave
N. W
N. E
G. N. Ry
Elgin Township
G. M. Mills
West
8Th St
Mankato
Minn
Pete Reichling
Oyeng
Okerstrom
W. A. Hamrick
3Rd Ave. S. E
John Erdmann
Dutch Mill Service
M. A. Henrich
G. FP. Simeon
Rotary Public Globe-Post Office
Cambier Motor Company
LeMars Hawarden
Orange City
Primghar
Voss
Ing
Lim
Henn Electric Co
RE. F. Remer
LeMars Globe Post
D. J. Ditto
T. EF. Diamond
Ray Murphy
J. A. Gartland
R. F. Starzl
J. F. D. Smith
G. W. McFarland
Mi Ero
Bible School
L. H. Seager
Winona, Minn
Norman Bolser
Chicago
Joel Shepherd
Ann
Indianola
Clarence Weenink
Mrs
Frank Tyler
Council Bluffs
Sudan
Farly Fortune
Hansen-Kaun Holwe. Co
Epworth League Convention of Methodist Church
M. FE
Leonard Ludwig
Sloan
Ed Swynenberg
Elizabeth Penhalligan
Mineral Point
Wis
Harry Jones
W. L. Downing
Mrs. Downing
J. C. Klenk
Easton, Minn
Earl Gillis
Louis Koht
James Warren
Rock Rapids
Warren Lillie
Rand McNally
United States
Johnson
Si. F. Pattison Co
St. Paul's
Central Avenue
Range City
Roy Hammer
Richard Hammer
Ernest Radke
Omaha
John Edwards
Lee Davis
Mr. Shepherd
T. A. Shepherd
A. D. Shepherd
Seymore
Lights of
L. L. Stevenson
Ireton
BE. Johnson
Mgr
Ford
LeMars Motor Co., Inc
Union Hotel
Wagner
Baby
White Wyandottes
Dorr
Royal Theater
Schneider - Bowers Co
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