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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
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Special correspondent reports Miss Cora Battin spent Saturday night with Miss Jenkins Hoover Myron Plummer and family visited the Emley home Sunday. A farm bureau practice was attended last Friday. Le Glab will meet Paes day June 24 with Edna Humphrey Mrs Fred Hanson of Tidianolas spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Coudson Clyde Hoover went to New Providence Thursday for the Christian Workers Assembly Mrs S B Piper went to Des Moines Friday for National Women's Glad Federation sessions Kudson is installing d far
Gilman and Eugenia Alden hosted a small gathering with Bryngelson and family from Dunbar, Eneas Sawyer and family from Grinnell, and Mrs. Tom Ronstadt and children from LeGrand visiting Oliver Rosdale’s home on Sunday.
Friday evening a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Vernal Hall. Several local families including the Andersons Wall Hall Lowry and related relatives spent Sunday with family members and attended a Farm Bureau event in Marshalltown.
Special correspondent Bert Dougherty reports several days last week with neighbors visiting and hosting. Mrs Hirar Olson spent Friday afternoon at the R Manship home. Miss Ora Harrah recently worked at the Ward Dobson home. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and children Katherine and Lester were visitors from Marshalltown Saturday. Peter Jordebrek and family visited the Torkel Tufteskog home Sunday.
Incomplete probate notice text indicating court action. Mentions the clerk of the district court and a seal. The readable fragment suggests an attempted form indicating non admission to probate and testimony, lacking key names, dates, or proper phrasing.
In the September term 1920 district court of Marshall County Iowa Wilbur Kellogg files against Lydia Alliedman and others alleging adverse possession of property west of the south street. The filing cites unknown owners claimants and creditors and seeks sale or quieting of title after over ten years of possession. The document mentions Chamberlain’s Tablets with no further context.
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