Edward Patterson Resumes Plan to Help Jake through Insurance Deal
Edward visits Jake Gor man on the eve of his wedding and steers him toward a life insurance policy. Edward's calculated intervention aims to secure a contract and his own long delayed exit from debt and deceit. Jake, surprised but compliant, agrees as Edward assumes a new role as firm confidant and negotiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Tran
Bert Willard
Jake Gorman
Jake
Edward
Gorman's
Patterson
Mike
Janice
Vane
Viane
Tie
Ile
Edith
Death of Dr. Cummings at Hopkinton
Funeral services for Dr. Louis Frank Cummings 71 of Hopkinton were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev A B Soule in charge. Burial was in Hopkinton cemetery. Surviving are his widow Frances Tibbetts Cummings three daughters Nina Trevarthen Blanche Matthiessen and Winona Weiss a sister Mrs C R Scroggie of Los Angeles and a brother Dr W C Cummings of Ryan. Dr Cummings practiced 48 years and was known for never refusing a call. He died last Sunday evening and was mourned as a devoted community physician.
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L. F. Cummings
Presbyterian Church
A. B. Soule
Frank A. Allen
David de Best
Hopkinton Cemetery
Bradley
Manchester
Wintenburg
Delhi
Dolan
Anamosa
Rock
Ryan
DeShaw
Thomas
Monticello
Hopkinton
Stephen Cummings
Jane Potts Cummings
Sand Springs
Cummings
Medical College
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Frances Tibbetts Cummings
Nina
H. S. Trevarthen
Perry
Blanche
Dr. Cummings
Jennie Ferguson
M. S. Sandvig
Sandvig
Independence
Aid Society of the Presbyteriary Church
Mary Morgan
Brutsman
A. P. Himebaugh
C. S. Morton
Bert Moore
Demaiie
A. R. Stanger
Ethel Morton
Louis Beitz
Lenox Chapel
Hopkinton High School
Lawrence Touchne
Robert Demaree
Eleanor Marolf
Margaret Demaree
Grace Allen
Kate Lang
Minnie Zeuch
Jake Matthiessen
A. W. McDonald
F. C. Cramer
J. B. Hucker
Mason City
W. H. Kimball
W. J. Kirkwood
Kensington Club
Roy Marolf
Edgewood
L. A. Gibbs
Town City
Gibbs
University
Robert Milroy
R. J. Milroy
Lindley Allen
Bethany
Langworthy Social Round Notes Honor Birthdays and Visits
Langworthy residents hosted and visited across multiple households with birthdays and anniversaries. Clara Prull received gifts at her birthday party with Gertrude Dorothy and Esther Prull among attendees, plus numerous Prull and Monk family members from Langworthy Wayne township Monticello Onslow and Scotch Grove. Several gatherings continued through the weekend with Soper Prull Dierks Reuter Wilson and Ireland families noted in Sand Spring Wayne and Monticello areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Batchelder
John Batchelder
Sand Spring
Clara Prull
Clara
Arthur Riedel
Monticello
Henry Monk
Fred Ahrenholtz
Ida Casper
Richard
Louis
Loraine
Onslow
Carl Brockhohn
Laurence
Conrad Monk
Clifford Soper
Dave Wilson
Harry Ireland
George Ireland, Jr
Wyoming
L. G. Ireland
Slogan Contest Promises 65 Prizes in Tour Iowa Drive
The Tour Iowa Committee of AAA motor clubs invites entries for a slogan contest promoting Iowa tourism. Prizes totaling over 1000 dollars include thirteen weeklong vacations at lake resorts and other rewards such as lake trips electric refrigerators and gas and tire certificates. Judges named by Carl G. Stoddard include Edgar Sater Mason City and others from Burlington Fort Dodge and Council Bluffs. Power from tidal schemes noted as unlikely.
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Iowa
Land
Tour
AAA Motor Clubs
Tour Iowa Committee
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
AAA
Motor Club
Carl G. Stoddard
Cedar Rapids
Edgar Sater
Burlington
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
S. F. McGinn
Waterloo
Mr. Merryman, Jr
Fort Dodge
Frank Miles
D. H. Kingsbury
Sioux City
Robert O’brien
Council Bluffs
Ralph Leysen
Davenport
John Huston
Ottumwa
Mild Moist Winter Report For Iowa Crops
The Iowa weather and crop bureau notes February 1932 warm with average state temperature about 8 degrees above normal, making winter the third mild month in a row. Precipitation was above normal, soils saturated, streams sensitive to rain. spring seed bed prep may face difficulty unless March is dry. History shows February warmth often followed by near normal March, suggesting a 75 percent chance of a warm March this year. Ice breakups and high stream stages noted, and soybean oilmeal may replace linseed oilmeal or tankage for economic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Monticello Adopts 1932 City Budget Ordinance
The Monticello city council passes Ordinance No 66 appropriating funds for the 1932 fiscal year. Allocations include General 8000 dollars Water 8000 Light 4000 Fire 900 Grading 2500 Sewer 800 Improvement 2500 Band 900. Ordinance becomes effective after publication in The Monticello Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
R. C. Hoag
Monticello Iowa Council Sets Election Board and Polling Places
Monticello council on March 7 1932 designated election boards for three wards for the March 28 municipal election. It fixed polling places at Ferring building First Ward Lovell bank area Second Ward and Memorial Hall gymnasium Third Ward. It also approved February treasurer report and city fund disbursement claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Rodman
Hayes Bancroft
Cass
Bates
H. Chaloupka
Ray Hayes
John Krouse
Ed Wirth
George Timmins
Ferring
First and
Chestnut Street
Lovell Bank
Third Ward
Memorial Hall
First Street
City of
Sheriff Notice of Sale on Property in Jones County Iowa
Notice is given that by special execution from the Jones County District Court the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 1 in Iowa has been levied upon. The judgment in rem, dated March 23 1932, favors L A Andrew superintendent of banking as receiver of Oxford Junction Savings Bank and against Louisa Field for 19846 00 dollars plus 271 95 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
State of
Oxford Junction Savings Bank
Oxford Junction
Louisa Field
Property Auction Ordered in Jones County Iowa
A sheriff sale announces the levy on several parcels in townships 85N 1W and sections 12 11 2 in Jones County Iowa to satisfy Louisa Field's execution. The property goes to the highest bidder for cash at 9:00 a.m. on April 16 1932 in front of Anamosa Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Field
Anamosa
Jones County
Iowa
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Allen
Russell Lux
Elnora Griffith
Ventura Dillion
Carl Bernhard
Horatio Merrill
Dyersville
C. A. Keller
Chicago
State of Iowa
Jan Pererewski
Ray Echternacht
Council Proceedings
First Ward
H. H. Schoon
W. F. Rohn
E. B. Hubbard
F. W. Ferring
Albert Byers
L. P. Waddick
H. P. Bancroft
I. M. Rodman
J. A. Liddy
James Skellar
General Fund
A. J. H. McNeill
H. C. Metcalf & Co
City Clerk’s Fund
R. Echternacht
Bell Telephone Co
Cities Service Co
Wm. Null
Libby’s
Monarch
White Hawk
Rural New
Red River Valley
Ohios
Sunkist
Tallen Gia
W. H. Frazer
Clifford B. Paul
Aig
H. Tedrow
Laude
H. Jarrett
Town Electric Co
Ben Ament
Doxsee & Coxsee
Parrott Sons Co
Seeaeagastany
Charles Stott
R. Pearson
M. J. Cass
Water Fund
F. W. Page
Hoag Co
Coal Co
Wenger Fire. Co
Wenger Fire Bell Telephone Co
E. A. Wright
C. J. Matthiessen
The
State University
Your Electric Company
Hlvroif
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Mich
General Motors
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