Quieting Title In Moravia Real Estate Dispute
In Appanoose County Iowa Elsie M. Duvall files a petition against Moravian Church and heirs of multiple named Foster York and McClement heirs seeking to quiet title to real estate in Moravia and surrounding parcels. The suit claims open continuous possession for over twenty years and seeks no personal judgment, with default possible if defendants fail to appear by noon on the second day of August 1931 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
Alphonzo Hackett
Hamilton Foster
Zenna
Foster
Hudson Foster
Matilda Foster
Elizabeth McConnell
Martha McClement
Mary Thompson
Zenas Foster
Samuel M. Ingramm
M. Ingram
Jesse York
Priscclla
R. York
James W. York
Jesse R. York
Marshall B York
Marshall York
Kate York
Mary Bales
John RB. York
Amos A. Hayes
A. A. Hayes
Elizabeth Link
Church of the United Brothers of
Moravia
Appanoose County
Towa
Lown
St. P. M
Auditors
Appanoore County
Lows
Iowa
P. M
Hach
District Court
Elsie M. Duvall
Noorth
Appangose County
Tuwa
Auditor's
Appanoosa County
Cemetery Street
Section Four
Township Seventy
Range Seventeen
Appninoose
District Court of
Appancose
Centerville
Williams Formulae in Moravia Promises Quick Health Boost
Williams Laboratories promotes a new formula for Moravia residents claiming to improve digestion, liver and kidney function, and overall energy. The ad touts guaranteed satisfaction or money back and urges readers to buy at Smith Drug Store Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ Laboratories
Williams
Hazel College social notes mix Des Moines and Albia visits
Arthur and Herbert Lewis of Des Moines spent Saturday evening with Lawrence Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sytsma of Albia called at the Henry Syt sma home Wednesday. Ed Johnson and Francis visited the E.C. Caster home Saturday. Cy Jones and E.G. Sincox families met midweek at the Sincox home. C. E. Ades and Rexfield friends gathered at the Grant Sincox home Tuesday. Mrs. R. C. Wilson and children called at Carl Cluyedl's Tuesday afternoon. Willie Van Dorin family visited Ottumwa Wednesday. Clela Jones spent days with Mrs. Leda Sincox. Dorothea and Donald Darby stayed at Mount Pleasant Thursday. Roy Darby called on the Harp Darby home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hermon Johnson and children joined visits with Mrs. Leda Sincox and Clair. Mrs. Ethel Von Dorin, Leo, and Hazel Wilson and Leroy met Thursday afternoon at the Grant Lincox home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur and
Herbert Lewis
Des Moines
Lawrence Johnson
Andrew Sytsma
Albia
Henry Sytsma
Ed. Johnson
Francis
E.C. Caster
Cy Jones
E.G. Sincox
C. E. Ades
Rexfield
Grant. Sincox
R. C. Wilson
Carl Cluyedl
Willie van Dorin
Ottumwa
Clela Jones
Leda Sincox
Dorothea
Donald Darby
Mount Pleasant
Roy Darby
Harp
Adlerika German Doctor's Remedy Advised for News Diet
A cure claim promotes Adlerika as a stomach wash with glycerin buckthorn bark and other ingredients. It promises quick relief for nervousness sleeplessness and perceived poisons, urging readers to buy at Smith Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Store
Pappas suit seeks quieting of title to Iowa land
In Appanoose County district court a petition by Pete Pappas and Adna Pappas claims absolute ownership of described land of about 14 ½ acres. They allege 20 years of open adverse possession and request a quiet title decree and barring of all claims. Notice directs defendants to appear by next term noon. The filing lists Gillies and Schaefer as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Smith
Eva Warner
Clifford Warner
Jacob Swaim
George McMurray
Wauneta Smith
Freda Smith
Forrest Smith
Carl Smith
Josephine Smith
Wesley J. Gilliland
Ola B. Vincent
Howard Vincent
Carl Lister
Earl Lister
Township
Appanoose County
Iowa
District Court
State of Town
Pete Pappas
Adna Pappas
Section 1
Township 70
Court House
Centerville
Gillies and Schaefer
Letter from Eunice Wilson Suiter Amid Prairie Hardship
Ernfeld Moravia Union notes drought crisis in Saskachawan and fading luxuries as crops fail. Eunice describes wind blown dirt, changing transport, relief road work, and surviving days with little harvest. A 16th wedding anniversary is marked and a drowning tragedy of Dan Reid is reported with funeral plans forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernfeld
Sashkachawan
Canada
Hoitor Moravia Union
Dad
Tim
Moravia
Saskachawan
Caae
Richardson Ranch
Svienda
Calgary
Trail
B. C
Dan Reid
Nante
Wag
Backlash of drought and hardship in Moose Jaw region
The writer notes medical treatment for a neighbor, reflects on a sad accident, and recalls a long drought with only brief rain since July. They mention 40 acres reseeded for feed that burned in heat, poor harvests near Peace River, limited rail access, and potential government aid or relocation of unemployed men to the Bush in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Peace River
Canada
Were’s
Valley Visitors and Local Activities Highlight Rainy Weekend
Mrs Everett Anderson and Milly visited relatives in Des Moines while Mrs C G Kitt erian and children of Albia spent time at the Alex Johnson home. Roy Darby and Harley Smith called in Blakesburg. Albia shoppers included Zell Wilson and family M M Darby and family George Darby and family John Robinson and William Moudley. Rain Saturday and Sunday was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Anderson
Milly
Des Moines
C. CG. Kitterian
Albia
Alex Johnson
Roy Darby
Harley Smith
Blakesburg
al Urdey
Zell Wilson
M. M. Darby
George Darby
John Robinson
William Moudley
Hay
Local News Snippet: Weekend Trip to Henry County Fair
A light Saturday shower caused little damage. Mrs. Sarah Handley visited her daughter Mrs. Curtis Goudy. Donald and Dorothea Darby drove to Mr. Pleasant with Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Hawkins of Morvain to attend the Henry County Fair and view Iowa Wesleyan College. The travelers report positively on Iowa Wesleyan land and the trip overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Handley
Curtis Goudy
Donald
Dorothea Darby
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court of Laws
Hazel College
District Court of the States
Peta Pappas
Edna Pappas
Ayil
Eunice Wilson Suiter
Kinser Valley
R. R. Pennington
E. W. Ewers Shoe Store
Albia, Iowa
Robinson Crusoe
Dee
Goodyear
Goodyear Cranamen
Oehler Bros
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