Trust deed foreclosure and court notices in Lafayette County
Public legal notices from Lafayette County Missouri detail a trustee sale for Elizabeth Gelie and P. G. Gelzer on a lot in Lexington, plus multiple divorce and land action filings against various defendants. Proceedings include publication orders, court terms set for June 1920, and publishing newspapers Lexington Intelligencer and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gelee
P. G. Gelzer
Rcorder Seeds
Lafayette County
Miss
Lexington
Hie County
Missouri
Cityington
Miss Town
Addi
la' County
Catherine
Henry Gelzerugust
Ohn Chamberlain
William J. Féron
Elizabeth R. Ferguson
Robert H. Early
Harriet A. Early
Joseph Shewalter
Ellen Shewalter
Henry C. Boteler
Cornelius B. Wells
Thomas B. Claggett
Lafayette
Missouri divorce case in Lafayette County 1920
Agnes Myers petitions for divorce from Alexander Myers in Lafayette County Missouri in vacation June term 1920 alleging non-resident defendant and grounds including abandonment indigence misrepresentation fraud violent temper and continual abusive language while living together plus assertion of prior wife at time of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or OF
Missouri
NTY
Lafayette
Ss. A
Ie Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Agnes Myers
Alexander Myers
Croga
Fur Greene
Divorce Suit Notice in Lexington Missouri
In Lafayette County Missouri the plaintiff seeks a divorce from Otto Bush on grounds of indignities and failure to support. The defendant, a non-resident, is notified to answer by June 1 next. failure will lead to a confessed judgment. Fel ix G Young, deputy, provides a true copy dated April 12 1920.
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Missouri
ITY OF
Lafayette
Circuit Court of Lafayette Purity
Lexington
Anderson
Fila Anderson
Vacal
Ella Anderson
Ouse
Lexington Intelligencer
Fayette
Plains
Nee
W. T. Tutt
Felix G. Young
Court of Lafayette County
Alvo
S. M. Ryland
Ryland
Lafayette County
W. T- Tutt
I C. Wallace
W. T Tutt
Circuit Court
Alexander Myers
Tutt
Welix G- Young
Tyre
Felix Gr Young
Otto Bush
Otto Bish
State of
Administrator's Notice for May Harwood Estate
Notice of letters of administration with will annexed granted April 22 1920 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. After one year from grant date, claims barred. Henry C Wallace administrator with will annexed. Martha B Marquis clerk attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Harwood
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Henry C. Wallace
Martha B. Marquis
Executor's Notice In Taubman Estate Missouri 1920
Executor FE M Taubman announces letters testamentary granted April 20 1920 by Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months, or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from granting are forever barred. Witnessed April 29 1920. May 7 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Taubman
Lafayette County
Missouri
FE. M. Taubman
Martha B. Marquis
Executrix Notice in Missouri Probate Case
Joe Giovenale died in Lafayette County Missouri and letters granted May 3 1920. All claimants must file within six months for allowance or be barred from the estate. failure to do so may bar their rights. The undersigned executrix warns claimants to present claims promptly.
Probate notice for Victoria Giovendale executrix given May 7 1920
The probate document names Victoria Giovendale as Executrix and is attested by Stephen N. Wilson Judge of Probate for Lafayette County Missouri dated May 7 1920. The day of May 1920 is referenced in the act of probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Giovenale
Stephen N. Wilson
Lafayette County
Missouri
County Clerk's Notice of Primary Election in Lafayette County
The Lafayette County Clerk’s Office announces a primary election to nominate candidates for federal and state offices, to be held at regular precinct polling places on August 3, 1920, with the general election on November 2, 1920. The notice lists offices including Senator in Congress, Governor, state officials, judges, representatives, and county offices, with township and constable positions. Signed by Geo W. Bate, Clerk, Lexington, May 4, 1920.
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Missouri
Lafayette
Congress
Judge Supreme Court
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Seventh
Seventeenth
House of Representatives
Western
Eastern
Clay Township
Davis Township
Dover Township
Freedom Township
Lexington Township
Contable
Middleton Township
Sniabar Township
Washington
Lexington
How is Your Complexion Aided by Chamberlains Tablets
An old health ad advises women to grow more beautiful with age through baths diet and exercise and keeping liver and bowels healthy. It attributes pale eyes yellowing and flabby flesh to indigestion or a sluggish liver and promotes Cham berlain's Tablets as a remedy.
Mrs Marie Christopher Visits Kansas City Briefly
Mrs Marie Christopher, visiting relatives, travelled to Kansas City Tuesday morning for a brief visit before returning to Saxonville Massachusetts.
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Marie Christopher
Kansas City
Saxonville
Mass
Kansas City visitors spend time in town and probate docket grows
Al Murphy of Kansas City arrived Tuesday evening for a few days on business. Elizabeth Brown of Lee's Summit arrived Monday to visit Hubert Bates. Walter Holman returned to Kansas City Monday after visiting relatives here. The probate court opened Monday for the May term with one hundred twenty five cases on the docket. Clarence Sims of Kansas City is visiting here with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Murphy
Kansas City
Elizabeth Brown
Lee's Summit
Hubert Bates
Walter Holman
Clarence Sims
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Praise
Mrs. Benjamin F. Blakeney of Decatur NL praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and coughs in her family. She notes giving it to children for croup and using it herself. The ad highlights widespread grateful acknowledgment of the remedy's benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Benjamin F. Blakeney
Decatur, NL
Mr and Mrs Gus Barron Visit Lexington From Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Gus Barron of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lexington for a local social or leisure visit, staying for the day and likely enjoying area highlights and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Barron
Kansas City
Lexington
Are You Happy Take Chamberlains Tablets Ad
A vintage ad copy advising happiness through health, claiming Chamberlains Tablets quickly ease constipation and indigestion. It frames well being as necessary for happiness and endorses the product as prompt, effective, easy to take.
Local visitors and travels noted in Kansas City area
kK. T. Stier went to Welling. On Friday on business, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Simmons of Kansas City spent Sunday with relatives. Anthony Gaffin returned to Kansas City Sunday evening after a few days' visit with relatives. D. F. Conrad went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day. Mrs. Thompson Penn arrived Saturday evening for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. T. Stier
Welling
D. F. Conrad
Kansas City
Mrs. Thompson Penn
A. W. Allen
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W. T. Jor
Circuit Cerk
Sareeck . Young
Lafayette Y
Itiona
Phaintiff
George Houx
Wiliam H. Downing
de'Butler Moore
E ‘Cain
Abel Owen Wilson Owen
Alfred Stephens
William P
John Buchanan
Thomas J. Goforth, Jr
Eased
Marthe Ann Steele
Stephen Baxter
Jawie W. Smallwood
State OF Missouri
Valentine Bonkowkie
Seal
H. Wallace
Joe Pass
Plainti
Hy Felix G. Young
Joe Giovenale
Geo. W. Bate Clark
The
Ns Y Cour
North 16Th Street
Richard Field
J. O. Coffin
Lexington, Mo
Emil Schenck
White Rock
All Saying
North Lith St
T. L. Garrison
Cora Gladish
Central Beverage Co
PHONE
Tee
Purina
Missouri Experiment Station
Wolks
N. T. Wilcoxon & Company
Queen of the Pantry
Lexington, Missouri
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