Notice of divorce suit in Appanoose County court
In the March term 1927 of the District Court in Appanoose County M Gardner plaintiff vs C L Gardner defendant. The defendant is notified there is a petition on file seeking a divorce on grounds of desertion without cause. If you do not appear and defend before noon on the second day of the next term beginning March 28 1827 a default and judgment will be entered as prayed.
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District Court of Town
Appanoose County
M. Gardner
Ve. C. L. Gardner
Centerville
Notice of Moravia Iowa Ordinance Revisions
A public notice states Moravia Iowa revised ordinances and a typed copy is on file for inspection. It lists Revised Ordinance Nos 1 through 25 covering seals, officers, council and mayor powers, clerks and treasurers, marshals, street duties, salary, polls, fire department and limits, vaccination licensing, billboards, dog licenses, public dances, billiards, nuisances, offenses, hard labor, electric wires, moving and protecting streets, railroad regulation, and trees, with penalties. The notice invites public review of the revised ordinances in the clerk’s office.
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Moravia
Iowa
Notice of Probate for W C Sharp Will in Appanoose
In Appanoose County Iowa a paper claimed as the last will and testament of W C Sharp was filed February 11 1927 and opened for probate with final proof set for March 14 1927. The court clerk G D Argo declares the probate process and invites interested parties to appear in court. Special prices on gloves mentioned and Mra J E Sharp operated on in Rochester Minnesota, with Mrs G B Johnson traveling to join her.
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Appanoose County
W. C. Sharp
G. D. Argo
District Court
Beda J. Forssman
Local notes and visits from Maple Grove community
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shull attended the Harry Sanders sale near Unionville Friday. Miss Wilma McDanel weekend visits. Mrs. Garner with Ruth Opal and Earnest shopped Centerville. Ira Callen family visited Sunday. Opal Buscemi of Centerville visited with sister Mrs. Tom McCrory. Esther Sheldon attended school Friday. Fred Rew sale attended by locals. H. E. Glick shopped Centerville. Mrs. Harry Pabst weekend in Des Moines. Fred Sheldon and Wm. Davis visits. Charley Garner hog shipment. J. B. Callen called on Clarence Miller. Glick lambs shipped. Deena Betch funeral Saturday. Flu improvement for W. A. Johnsons. Tom McCrory visit. Troy and Forest Glick helped with butchering. Edrie Callen staying with W. A. Smith. Pabst hogs shipped last Wednesday. Jim Davin visited Gabe Johnson. Ladies at follow up meeting at Mrs. Harry Pabst home. patterns cut. H. E. Glick bought four cows at M. S. Foster sale. Class No. 9 social attended by several. Twentieth Century Club hosted by A. E. Shull. H. E. Glick in Des Moines Tuesday.
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A. E. Shull
Harry Sanders
Unionville
Wilma McDanel
Garner
Ruth
Opal
Earnest
Centerville
J. R. Callen
Ira Callen
Opal Buscemi
Tom McCrory
Esther Sheldon
Rehoo
H. E. Glick
Harry Pabst
Des Moines
Fred Sheldon
Wm. Davia
Charley Garner
J. B. Callen
Clarence Miller
Deena Betch
W. A. Johnson
Joe
Mia
Troy
Forest Glick
Edrie Callen
W. A. Smith
Jim
M.S. Foster
J. L. Dodd
Twentieth Century Club
Ethel Burton
P. E. Moore
Mesgers
R. E. Wilson
Lloyd Ranson
Wayne Morrison
Floyd Brain
Russell Wilson
Fairfield
Penn and Parson
Audra Moore
Ottumwa Hospital
E. Moore
Marlow Houk
Ottumwa
Elmer Houk
B. A. Miller
Gretchen Edieson
Lucerne
H. A. Herman
Russell Selix
J. T
Dyyight Weatherly
Warghop Motor Co
Moravia
Etta Lane
P. A. Ball
W. G. Davis
John Underwood
David Caylor
August Koehler
Lulu Koehler
Revised Ordinances Adopted by City Council
The city clerk J D Minnes notes several ordinances including noxious weeds sidewalk repair milk and sanitary rules electric rates traffic and health revisions. Each ordinance prescribes construction, cleaning, inspection, rate setting, penalties, and public health measures with related approvals from the council.
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J.d.minnes
March lion brings snow and cold winds in Unionville
The article describes a stormy period with a March lion and lingering snow, noting cold northeast winds and a delayed spring. It mentions local residents traveling to Fairfield to attend a basketball game and various Ottumwa visits, social events, and small community happenings. A death notice for Miss Deona Reich is noted with condolences from friends.
Local gatherings mark weekend in Centerville area
Rev and Mrs J E Ward hosted Sunday School board with 14 attendees after banana split refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs H L Dukes and Miss Eulalia Jensen at Buckmaster Dukes home. O A Tweedy and H M Bowers families visited Centerville relatives. Washington Birthday party by Stewarts of the M E Church. Gleaners and Missionary Society members presented Mrs Obe Burns gifts. Burns family moving to a farm north of Centerville. G W Brain hosted school teaching force for six o clock chicken dinner Friday. Russell Blake of Blakesburg dined with Rev J E Ward Thursday.
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A. L. Lyon
J. E. Ward
H. L. Dukes
Eulalia Jensen
Buckmaster-Dukes
O. A. Tweedy
H. M. Bowers
Centerville
Stewarts
M. E. Church
Washington
Amanda Harrington
Gleaners
S. 5
Belle Andrews
the Missionary Society
Obe Burns
Burns
G. W. Brain
Russell Blake
Blakesburg
J. Ey Ward
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A. G. Broshar
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