Kinser Valley Social Notes and Local Updates
Mrs. Mary Davis dined with George Darby and family. Moravia callers include Mrs. Davis and Dorothea Darby. Everet Anderson and family visited Andy Madigan’s. Nimrod Alex Johnson reports a successful trapping season. Zell Wilson delivered hogs at Moravia. George Darby made a last week delivery. Homer Newburn visited Centerville. A heavy snow blankets the area as the note was written. Dad hopes for a Christmastime car battery start in the cold. Gamble’s multiplate option claims 26 percent more power for Ford and Chevy. exchange price 75 cents at Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
George Darby
Mrs. Davis
Dorothea Darby
Everet Anderson
Andy Madigan
Alex Johnson
Kinser Valley
Zell Wilson
Avis
Homer Newburn
Centerville
Gamble
Ford
Subscription rates listed for various terms
The notice lists subscription prices in advance: one year for $1.50, six months for 8, and three months for 4 0. It records a pricing schedule framed as a reader offer.
Local Residents Attend Church and Visit Friends
COULSON R. E. Luse and George Howell delivered hogs of Moravid Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Callon were in Centerville Saturday. Dorothy Riggle has been absent from school several days. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hiatt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cline visited Centerville Saturday. Theo Miller family joined church services in Mernavia Sunday and visited Dr. Orelig home. Fred Carlson hosted relatives at Fred Carlson’s home. Eddie Callen plans a Christmas program at New Hope Saturday. Thieves stole several bushels of corn from Alfred Carlson’s crib Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Luse
George Howell
Moravid
J. R. Callon
Centerville
Dorothy Riggle
Ernest Hiatt
Jim Cline
Theo Miller
Francis
Mernavia
Dr. Orelig
Alfred Carlson
Belle Hellyer
Rolla
John
Frank Chambers Earle
R. E. Luge
Eddie Callen
New Hope
Hedge College Social News From Centerville
Mr and Mrs G E B Luse were shoppers in Centerville Thursday. Mrs Carl Cloved called at E J Wilson's Friday afternoon. Mrs Dick Morrison spent Thursday at the Bert Luse home. O G Davis celebrated his 62nd birthday with a surprise dinner hosted by Mrs Davis. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Milo Main and others. Community notes list visits, calls, and local shoppers in Centerville and Hayesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Luse
Centerville
Carl Cloved
E. J. Wilson
Dick Morrison
O. G. Davis
D. G. Davis
LaVerne
Ralph
Dorothy
Carliala Long
Keith Klinesmith
Hayesville
Don Haavens
Fern W. Wright
N. G. Wilson
Wendell Wilbur
Willard Cloyed
LaRoi Wilson
Gaylord McDanes
Local Families Gather for Visits Across Main Street
Mrs Pearl Hiner visited Mrs Ming Lage Monday afternoon. Many relatives and friends from Ot tumwa and surrounding areas stopped by and spent Sunday at Chris Bogart's or Pearl Hiner's homes. Bettie Hiner remains poorly while Coy Luse and Cody Luse were among Sunday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hiner
Ming Lage
Glen Sufficool
Frank Ewing
Ottumwa
Bessie Basheak
Harold Richmond
Esther Hiner
Chris Bogart
Willie McDanel
H. G. Brosher
Jim Brosher
Guy McDanel
Adlerika German Doctor Remedy Claim Adverts
An advertisement promises Adlerika will cleanse stomach and bowels by daily water intake with glycerin and buckhorn compound. It claims quick relief for nervousness gas and cramps, asserting no harmful drugs, and urges purchase at Smith Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Store
Complex Civil Suit Over Rural Land in Appanoose County
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County Louisa Dodd and numerous co defendants including Lydia Jane Russell Clementine Taylor and others face a petition claiming absolute ownership of several parcels in Section 11 and 14 Town 70 North Range 17 West. The case asserts a regular chain of title from the United States Government and alleges open notorious hostile possession by the defendants and their grantors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Jane Russell
Clementine Taylor
J. T. Gilliand
Leah Moon
Thena Warrington
Chas. Dodd
Laura Bumgarner
Mary Stiles
Frank Dodd
Belle Walker
Amos R. Burnett
Irene Smith
Linse Thrift
Bessie Murphy
Leah Murphy
Martha Bedell
Fiona Thrift
Mary Fruit
Frank Dodd, Jr
Laura £. Bumgarner
Phronis Warrington
el! Thrift
Oliver Fruit
Ora Seth Fruit
Geo. W. Fruit
Mamie Fruit
Lydia J. Russell
Renia Burnett
Eli Dodd
Sarah Thrift
Martha Burnett
R. W
Reed W. Dodd
Dew
Edmund Ernst
George Trussell
G. W. Trussell
Sarah Trussell
Margaret Trussell
Isabella
Gard Forty Acres
Appanoose County
Iowa
Ap Panooxe County
Lows
Towa
United States
Land claim suit seeks title by ten years quieting
Plaintiffs allege adverse possession and request land be confirmed in them forever. They claim others have no right or interest and seek judgment barring any claim. Defendants must appear by January 4 1932 at Centerville to avoid default, according to Porter and Greenleaf attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Porter & Greenleaf
Nec
Local Notices Mention Social Visits and School Absence
The item lists several community notes including Gerald Brelan's absence from school this week, visits by Mrs hell a to Fraté Pappas, Clarence Trotan and family at Bert Drake's. Mildred Robb visited Mattie Fletcher, and Myrthe Hudgens visits Roy Ahee's home this week with a casual ad for radios from Gamble Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
My. T. Wletcher
Hella
Fraté-Pappas
Gerald Brelan
Clarence Trotan
Bert Drake
Mildred Robb
Mattie Fletcher
Misa Myrthe Hudgens
Roy Ahee
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Centerville, Iowa
Priscilla
Meeker
Bulova
Elgin
Eta
V. W. Munn We
Westside Square
Moravia Brion
Moravia
Congress
H. K. Smith
Coulson
Hedge College
District Court of
Appanache County
Louisa Dodd
J. L. Dodd
Gladsie B. Pennington
Grace A. Thomas
Luke W. Dodd
Amos Raymond Dodd
Nellie Belle Dodd
Creath Callen
C. M. MeFatridge
C. M. McFatridge
Nowles
Carlson Brothers
Herman W. Ogrleon, Boyyr
Lag Wints
Turner & Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Catr Vie
Coronado
Philco
Coleman
P. D. Schreiner
Turner & Son
General
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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