Land title suit in Appanoose County seeks quieting of claims
In District Court of Iowa, Appanoose County, April Tenn 1939, Frank R. Dignan and others sue to confirm title to extensive tracts in Sections 25 26 Township 69 North Range 19 West and related parcels. The petition alleges absolute ownership by plaintiffs except coal rights, outlines numerous described parcels, and warns defendants must appear by April 2 1989 else default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Frank R. Digaf
Earl Fry
F. L,wyers
Basie Loofbourrow
Bessie Peterson
Hale
Greenleaf
Tra C. Connitt
W. H. Brokaw
Mary Brokaw
Herschel Brokaw
Grace Terre
Myrdice Horne
C. E. Brokaw
Everett Butler
Helen Bear
Robert KB. Bear
Myrtle J. Love
Floyd &. Love
Otis H. Butler
James A. Lowery
Ellenor J. Lowery
Jacob Shilts
Hannah Shilts
Jessie Bear
W. A. Bear
Francois B
Township
Weat
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Towa
Quarten
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Township 69
Milwaukee Railroad
Isaac Fry
Recorder’s Office
Vera i
Apanoose County
Frank R. Dignan
Karl ‘Fry
F. L. Sawyers
Essie Logibourrow
Hale C
St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago, Milwaukee
Appa+ noose County
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Range 19
Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul
Recorder's Office
Court House
Centerville
D Fares
Soap Creek
District Court Land Ownership Suit in Appanoose County
Pettibone and Cunningham sue numerous defendants and unknown heirs in Appanoose County for a fee simple claim to complex described land in Section 14 and Section 28, asserting open continuous possession and requesting a quiet title decree. Defendants are warned to appear by noon April 2, 1939, in Centerville to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Mary Ann Clark
Joseph Delap
Monroe Ingold
Louisa Ingold
Monroe
Ingold
John B. Glenn
Isabella J. Taney
Francis Taney
Mary A. Cunningham
William J. Cunningham
BE. Manning
Nannie B. Manning
E. Manning
C. F. Clark
E. A. Hott
Jesse Sharp
J. M. Sharp
Ann Eliza Gardner
Joseph Kendrick
Jane Pence
Geo. M. Pence
Cornelius L. Gardner
Lear Loueza Jane Gardner
Lear Loueza
Jane Gardner
George Vandover
Nancy Vandover
Abraham
Soap Creek
District Court
Don P. Pettibone
Virginia Pattibone
Fea
Boap Creek
Appanoose County
Iowa
Centerville
Appanoone County
Administrator's Notice for Emmett Scott Estate
On March 18 1989 the District Court of Appancose County Iowa appointed Chester Broshar as administrator of the estate of Emmett Scott deceased. Interested parties must pay claims or present legally authenticated claims to the court for allowance. March 13 1989 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Appancose County
Iowa
Emmett Scott
Chester Broshar
Plaintiffs’ Attorney Notices Judgment Date
April 1939 court entry warns that default will be entered against the defendant and judgment rendered as prayed, with attorney for plaintiffs listed for March 29.
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate of the alleged last will and testament of L C Main deceased docketed March 1989 with final proof and probate hearing set for April 10 1939. Clerk M G Luse issues notice to all interested parties to appear and show cause. Dates March 9 16 28 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Iowa
State of Iowa
Piper
Main
L. C. Main
M. G. Luse
Local families gather for visits and hospitality in Centerville area
Brompton and Chas Horns with Nellie made business calls in Centerville Thursday. W A Wilson and family hosted dinner at Ed Robinson’s Sunday. Otis and Elwood Stafford visited Albia Thursday while John Fisher and son were in Blakesburg Thursday. Ed Robinson visited Ellis Robinson’s Ottumwa home Thursday. Russell Darby hauled hogs to Ottumwa Friday for C S Miller and Elwood Stafford. Roy Fisher family spent Sunday with Chas De Long. Richard Burton and O L Cary with M E Boardman home Thursday. Mabel Stocker visited O L Miller Sunday. Kenneth Johnson stayed Friday with Herman Johnson. Elwood Stafford family, Paul Stafford, and Chas DeLong hosted Sunday. Clarence Wilson and family with Edgar Wilson spent Sunday at W A Wilson’s. Russell Darby, Archie Billings, LaDonna Jean Vance, Eva Boardman, L C Johannes, and others visited the Boatman home Friday. Henry Horn family spent Sunday at John Fisher’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Horn
Nellie
Centerville
W. A. Wilson
Ed Robinson
Miller
Otis
Elwood Stafford
Albia
John Fisher and Son
Blakesburg
Ed Francis Robinson
Ellis Robinson
Ottumwa
Russell Darby
C. S. Miller
Roy Fisher
Chas
de Long
Richard Burton
O. L. Cary
M. E. Boardman
Mabel Stocker
O. L. Miller
Kenneth Johnson
Herman Johnson
Elwod Stafford
Pauli Stafford
DeLong
Clarence Wilson
Edgar Wilson
S. Russell Darby
Archie Billings
LaDonna Jean Vance
Eva Boardman
L. C. Johannes
Boatoman
Henry Horn
John Fisher’s
What To Do About A Cold In Town Ad Claims Tonic Prevents Colds
Mrs. Henry Laurer of 109 Helen St Marshalltown endorses World's Tonic as a laxative and preventive against colds. She notes the family uses it during bad weather and reduces the dose for children. The ad urges readers to obtain World's Tonic with alkalines at Veach's and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laurer
Helen St
Marshalltown
Town
Veach’s
Centerville and area social notes and absences
Centerville area residents made weekend visits and social calls. Ben Jones and family visited Centerville. Ben Williams and daughters Pauline and Mary Marie traveled to Al bia. Helen Hamilton visited Erna Long. Lyle Jones was home ill last week and Pauline Williams missed school due to illness. Mrs Van Long remains seriously ill in Centerville hospital. Raymond Williams visited Ben Williams. Lora Lockman came to Centerville Friday. Delis Van Zante and Eddyville visitors at John Van Zante’s. Cass Hamilton and Eugene Tisue spent Sunday in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Jones
Centerville
Ben Williams
Pauline
Mary Marie
Albia
Helen Hamilton
Erna Long
Lyle Jones
Pauline Williams
van Long
Centerville Hospital
Raymond Williams
Lora Lockman
Delis van Zante
Eddyville
John van Zante
Cass Hamilton
Eugene Tisue
Local social visits noted on weekend schedule
Afternoon visits included Jack Long and Lloyd Brown spending time with Cass Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Marve Lothman visited Sunday at the parental home of Al Fred Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernoon
Jack Long
Lloyd Brown
Cass Hamilton
Marve Lothman
Alfred Hopkins
Hiattsville Gossip Through One Week Of Neighborhood Life
Loyd Carter and Hert Meadowa visit Hal Carter in Des Moines while Mrs. Dooley's illness prompts kin to gather at Roy Dooley’s. Neighbors gather at Frank Chambers for a weekly get-together with pie and coffee. Mrs. Matilda Burton improves. Goldie Hiatt visits Pearl Hiatt. the Hiatt merchant plans move. new directors at Denny and vacancies filled at Donar Sanders’ vacancy. Families travel to Paris Missouri and Moravia for visits. several Sunday gatherings at parental homes and church-related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Dooley
Roy Dooley
Frank Heckman
Ella Burton
Cliff Neff
Matilda Burton
Juanita Dooley
Parental Dooley
Centerville
Ladies Aid
Pearl Scott
Goldie Hiatt
Lake Wapello
Turners
Emery Hiatt
Moravia
Loyd Carter
Paris
Missouri
Cullers
Bill Monroe
Albia
Cyril McDanel
M. EB. McDael
Earnest Hiatt
Hudgens and friends share Sunday visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Harold Hudgens and family of Moravia spent Sunday at U S 1 Hiatt home. Mr and Mrs Harley Burton spent Sunday evening at Otis Exline home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rose and children spent Sunday afternoon at Carl Coffin home. Roscoe Bailey and family of Otumwa were Sunday visitors at Gus Hiatt's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hudgens
Moravia
U. S.1 Hiatt
Harley Burton
Otis Exline
Lloyd Rose
Carl Coffin
Roscoe Bailey
Ottumwa
Gus Hiatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Pettibone
Brompton
Hiattsville
M. Patrick Gleason
Optometric Eye Specialist
Krapfel
Majestic Theatre
Centerville, Iowa
DR. Brooks
Ambulance Service
Albia Granite CO
F. M. McLaughlin, Prop
Albia, Iowa
Albert Brain
Guernsey
Ted Wilson
U.S. Mangle
Frank Swaim
L. A. Osborn
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