Probate notice of George Arnold Smith will filing
A probate notice in Plymouth County Iowa states that on June 10 1931 an instrument purporting to be the last will of George Arnold Smith deceased was filed in the Clerk of the District Court. The final proof hearing is set for July 7 1931 at which all interested persons may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Published in LeMars Globe Post June 11 18 25 1931.
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Anna K. Smith
George Arnold Smith
Said County
District Court
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Said
RE. F. Remeber
LeMars Globe Post
Notice of Estate Executor Appointment in Plymouth County Iowa
On June 15 1931 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Michael Keenan as Executor of the estate of James Keenan deceased All creditors must pay or present claims to the court for allowance The notice appears in LeMars Globe-Post on June 18 25 and July 2 1931 J T Keenan attorney for the estate
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District Court
Plymouth County
Towa
James Keenan
Michael Keenan
J. T. Keenan
LeMars Globe-Post
Genglers and friends visit cities in Midwest region
OYENS reports social visits by Mr and Mrs Ad Gengler and Mr and Mrs Leo Gengler who called on Sioux City friends last week. Miss Anna Eufers visited Hornick with companions. Miss Clara Feller called on Mr and Mrs Peter De Blauw at Hartington and Mr and Mrs Frank Langel with family visited the Delperdang home Sunday.
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Ad Gengler
Leo Gengler
Sioux City
Anna Eufers
Hornick
Town
Clara Feller
Peter de Blauw
Hartington
Neb
Frank Langel
Peter Delperdang
Billions of Words Investigation by University of Illinois
Capper's Weekly reports an investigation from the University of Illinois finding the average person speaks about 40 000 words daily. The note adds a critical view, suggesting the sheer volume wastes energy.
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University of Illinois
Capper
Humble Tasks as Noble Duty Quote by Helen Weller
A compact quotation presents Helen Weller asserting that great deeds are born from doing humble tasks with duty and joy. The line frames value in everyday work and personal virtue.
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Helen Weller
Sensational Defense Reveals Hills Church Debacle
A lengthy charge sheet against Rev. James A. Hills details misuse of an extension cord at a church, a disputed light bill, and payments after a grounded fixture was found. Witnesses including W. E. Wright and Theodore Love testify to alleged hindrances of Rev. Fox’s investigations while local merchants are named in supporting affidavits. The case also cites Hills preaching at An event linked to the Four Square Gospel Tabernacle and Aimee Semple McPherson, with later withdrawal and Mrs. Hills publishing a defense.
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W. E. Wright
Hills
Frank Simpson
Veale Limber Co
Chas. L. von Berg
George Koenig
H. R. Harley
Rev
Joe Nuebel
Clifford’ Lee
Brodies' Market
Koenig Hardware’ Co
Hangen-Kaun Hardware Co
Henn Electric Co
Harker’s Market
Ge Dairy
Caper Clothing Co
F. Remer Coal Co
Hentges Clothing Co
Hentges Shoe, Co
Chris Jensen
Hoorneman Laundry
Alyea Bros
Fox
Aimee
James A. Hills
LeMars
Iowa
Aimee Semple McPherson
Presbyterian Church
le- Mars
le- Mars Presbyterian
Champion Speller and Husband Open Letter to Bethany Church
A Champion Speller writes an opening letter challenging church officials. The letter notes Bethany Community Church, an independent Ohio chartered congregation, sought publication of service notices but was refused by the newspaper office, allegedly following the secretary Daniel's decision. The writer questions the fairness and adherence to church notices.
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Bethany Community Church
Ohio
Asyis
Daniel
Bride to be Please With Hundreds of Design Ideas
A bridal shop invites visitors to explore a wide range of design ideas and articles. The tone emphasizes variety and plentiful choices for brides seeking perfect items at various price points.
Brownlee Denies Recognition To Church Rebels
The Dayton Council of Churches declined to recognize a church labeled as rebels for harboring a criminal and a thief. The longtime denials by Brownlee spanned two years, and church notices are published accordingly.
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Brownlee
Dayton Council of Churches
Bethany Church delegates push for action over minister
Mary B. Hills writes publicly to denounce a Dayton minister described as a comic valentine caricature. She urges churches to protest funding and the $4,000 paid for the services, asserting Dayton’s poverty and deeming the minister unfit for city churches.
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Christian
Mary B. Hills
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