Unionville notes and local wedding in Corydon
A roundup from Unionville reports the Stanley family returning from Hannibal Missouri and a damaged car parts theft on Rural route No. 2. Miss Pearl Moss wed Floyd Greenley of Corydon at high noon, with a large reception and guests including Miss Clemnie Oliver, Ben Gris and Lulu Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. A. Stanley
Mildred Morrison
Donald Morrison
George Conaing
Moravia
Fred Stanley
Hannibal
Unionville
W. C. Miller
Chicago
Pearl Moss
Floyd Greenley
Corydon
Rav
Ogden
Bounteoua
Moss
Greenly
Clemnie Oliver
Ben Gris
Mare
Odden
Icel
Lulu Boyer
Nell Gates
Sam Hudgens
Willi Wood
Merle Weatherly
Hazel College
Merle
Leffert
Sam Bryan
Grace Stufflebeam
Mabel Lyon
Claud Underwood
Creech and Son
Max
Farson
Ottumwa
Local Social Roundup and Junior Senior Banquet
Social visitors include Mr and Mrs Wii Wood and others at the Doyle McDanes home near Hiattsville. Audra Moore and P E Moore family members noted, plus a Baptist church Junior Senior banquet with menu, toasts, and student volunteers.
Iconium social notes and local visits recap
A rainy Monday evening finds residents sharing news from Iconium. The community logged church and family visits, hospital trips, and a funeral attendance, with several locals traveling to nearby towns for medicine, treatments, and celebrations.
Local families spend weekend visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Ray Derby and family left for Diamond Wyoming Monday morning. Haver Free and daughters Doris and Emily visited Jim Turner on Sunday. George Argo and Cen terville kin spent weekend with local relatives. Wint Coulson and family visited Lloyd Beaty. Aunt Lydia Beaty visited Mrs Avis McFatridge. Wallace Means of Melrose was in town. Charley Scott and Alta Gard hosts welcomed visitors. Fred Rowe did business in Des Moines last week. Rey Gilliand bought a new Chevrolet. Crede Gard of Ottumwa visited home folks. Bert Nash visited Artie Scott in Mystic. B D Hellyer spent Sunday at George Rinheart. Who Won the War?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Frank Eaton
Algin Derby
Charley Hiner
Oskaloosa
Alte Gard
H. G. Brown and Son
Moravia
J. H. Turner
Ray Rhinehart
Henry Rhinehart
Albia
Pearl Runnels
Ollumwa
Sarah Hiner
Charley Runnels
H. G. Brown
Miss Berg
Vil Tie McPaniel
Marjory Brown
Ruth Miller
F. T. Hellyer
J. L. Hellyer
Haver Free
Loy
James Eluwick
Ray McCord
Edward
Mary Hiatt
Annas Masters
Des Moines
Edna Breese
Coy Swift
Ottumwa Hospital
Eugene Argo
Abbott Hospital
Roy Miller
A. Jd. Brown
Rev
Mutsler
W. EB. Kelsey
Clyde Uicks
W. E
Ray Derby
Diamond
Wyo
Doris
Emily
Jim Turner
George Argo
Centerville
Wint Coulson
Lloyd Beaty
Lydia Beaty
Mra
Avis McFatridge
Wallace Means
Melrose
Mystic
DB. Hellyer
George Rinehart
Miller 4 Percent Farm Bureau Meeting Reported
Logan Strunk sawed wood for Will and Wilbur Miller Monday. A Farm Bureau meeting at Miller Monday had a good program and strong attendance. Mrs. Ray Coltrain visited the Gomer Stocker home earlier this week. Mrs. Aaron Campbell called at the James Wood home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tadlock spent Sunday at the John Tadlock home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller spent Sunday after Sunday School at the W. N. Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. David Caylor and Mrs. Osa Wood visited the Lewis Caylor home Sunday afternoon. The Hanes family attended Miller Sunday School and visited the James Wood home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Will
Wilbur Miler
Farm Bureau
Miller
Ray Coltrain
Gomer Stocker
Aaron Campbell
James Wood
Lee Tadlock
John Tadlock
Wilbur Miller
W. N. Miller
David Caylor
Osa Wood
Lewis Caylor
Sarah Hanes
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa issues notice that the last will of John F. Trwin, deceased, was filed on April 28 1927 and read in court. Final probate hearing set for May 30 1927. interested parties may appear to contest admission of the will. Dated April 28 1927. Clerk G D Argo Deputy Clerk Beda Forsaman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.D. Argo
Beda J. Forsaman
Will of I N McDonough Submitted for Probate in 1927
In Appanoose County Iowa a document claimed as the will of I N McDonough, late of the county, was filed and opened in court. The 80th day of May 1927 was set for probate viewing, inviting all interested parties to appear and show cause why the will should be admitted, with G D Argo as Clerk of the District Court handling the matter and Beda J Forsxman noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Appanoose County
Iowa
A. D
John PF. Trwin
Said County
John F. Trwin
I. N. McDonough
Said
LN. McDonough
Notice of Final Report in Johnson Estate
Final report of executrix Mary L. Johnson filed in Appaose County Iowa. Court hearing set at the district courthouse on May 17 1927. Attys Miller and Everett represent executrix. Also contains an unrelated ad line about a Legion Benefit show and greeting cards at Smith Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Johnson
Mary L. Johnson
Appausose County
Iowa
Court House
Said County
Mary L. Johnson Miller & Everett, Attys Executrix
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N. FR. Ward
Paul Broshar
Missouri
Donald
E. A. Luse
Doyle Luse
Oneota
Daniel D
Big Jim
David
Alex Piat
Sflorapia Ginton
Towa
Congress
Smith Bros. Publishers
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
West End
Stark & Hiatt
Gardner’s Produce House
Harry Townsend
Prop
North Side
A. G. Broshar
Aee
Ee Unionville Oe
Frank
Jae Ellis Swaim
Westinghouse
Bever
Dene
Town Southern Utilities Co
Wii Wood
Claus Johnson
Doyle McDanes
Hiattsville
Audra Moore
P. E. Moore
J. C. More Find Son
Keith
J. A. Doty
BE AL Powers
Des. Moines
Edna Dukes
Anna Allender
Tay
St. Joseph Hospital
Amanda Harrington
Nellie
Oliver Adams
The
Baptist Church
Nellie Herman
Mary Alden
Homer Kinsinger
Wayne Morriach
Laurence Tweedy
Loyd Ranson
Kermit. Crawley
Aletha Clark
Caltie Onden
Claud Alden
A. L. Lyon
Floyd Brain
Eunice Creamings
Elsie Harris
Harry Herman
Clifford Boyer
Eunice Cummings
Ruby Cummings
Callie Ogden
Paul Hartk
Iconium
G. D. Argo
Cour
Beda J. Forsxman
Legion
Smith Drug Co
Albia, Iowa
Account of Bankers
Moravia State Savings Bank
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Spartaliep
Main Chevrolet Co
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