Notice of Final Report in Estate of F A McKern
In Appanoose County Iowa the administrator with will annexed Wm A McKern has filed a final report in the District Court seeking approval and discharge. The hearing will be held in Centerville on October 29 1928 at which interested parties may appear and show cause why the final report should not be approved. The text includes stray nonrelated lines about a political campaign and faith and movies.
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District Court of Town
Appanoose County
F. A. McKern
Ida FE. McKern
Chas. A. McKern
Gertrude Robinson
Donald R. McKern
Elgie M. Sanders
Elsie M. Wales
Farmers & Merchants Savinge Bank
Wm. A. McKern
Centerville
Iowa
Local Social Visits Across Town Gather for Small Gatherings
Miller and Tadlock families hosted and visited Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives and friends. Mrs Lee Tadlock and daughter Lorene joined others at the John Tadlock and George Stevens homes. Additional calls were made to the Jas Wood and Wood families, and visits occurred with Sarah Hanes in Unionville.
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Grant Tadlock
Imogene
Lee Tadlock
Lorene
John Tadlock
Will Simmons
George Stevens
Dave Caylor
Floyd Wond
Mary
Flora Hanes
Miller School
Fred Moss
Fred Blummer
August Koehler
Jas
Hedge College 88 R 8 On
Community notes list social visits from Hedge College students and residents. Mr and Mrs Ira Gallen visited E F Wilson home while others traveled to Shenandoah Des Moines and Centerville. Several families welcomed teachers, attended fairs, and joined in church and school events amid ongoing community mourning after W T Johnson’s death.
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa to all interested persons notice is given that the will of C E Stauber late of the county deceased was filed and opened on August 16 1928 and final proof and probate were set for September 17 1928 at which time all interested persons may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate dated August 16 1928
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A. D
C. E. Stauber
Local residents attend fair and begin school terms
Mry, Irvin Smith and daughter, and Bill Giltner of Albia attended the State Fair one day last week. Fern Thompson has returned to Spring Hill to resume school duties for the next year. Russell Davis and family were Sunday visitors at the parental George Cloyed home. Fred Hiatt of Moravia threshed for several in this neighborhood last week. Lucy Faber began her term of school at Hedge College on Monday. Mrs. C. S. Miller spent Saturday evening at George Clayed’s home. Richard Faber and family of Moul-
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Irvin Smith
Bill Giltner
Albia
Fern Thompson
Spring Hill
Russell Davis
George Cloyed
Fred Hiatt
Moravia
Lucy Faber
Hedge College
C. S. Miller
George Clayed
Richard Faber
Moul
Hiattstown News Notes and Reunions segn
Miss Josephine Scott improves after illness. Nearby visitors include Miss Wilda Hiatt and Messrs Margaret and Rubye Hiatt. Several students start term at Wright, Woocock, Enon and Moravia high schools. Matt and Coffin family reunions pleased attendees at City Park. The Denney and New Hope schools open with teachers Tate and Bernice Scott. A light frost touched low grounds with no damage. William J. Stevens, a 91 year old pioneer, dies. funeral at Denney cemetery. Lloyd Rose leaves for Rockford NL to work.
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Josephine Scott
Wilda Hiatt
Margaret
Rubye Hiatt
Mintia Callen
Wright Schoolhalns
Centerville
Cyril McDanel
M. E. McDanel
Mr. Hayworth
Missouri
John Thomas
Sylvia Calley
Woocock
Monroe County
New Hope
Bernice Scott
Matt
City Park
Coffin
Denney
Miss Tate
Orpha McDanel
Enon
Foster
Goldie
Evelyn Hiatt
Edith Powell
Grennie Scott
Barret Coffin
Moravia High School
Mra. Andrews
Des Moines
J. S. Coffin
Hiatt
William J. Stevens
Lloyd Rose
Rockford
Local families visit and shop in Albia and nearby towns
Mary Hoadley spent the week with her mother Mrs. Sarah Hoadley in Albia. Zell Wilson and family shopped in Albia Friday. Earnie Easter and family visited Hugh Lewis’s home Sunday. George Darby and family visited Bob and Jim Wilson with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wyvick of Bridgeport Oklahoma and Mrs. Juve Majors of Kirksville Missouri. The Darbys shopped in Centerville Saturday. Hugh Lewis and daughter Eva returned home from Des Moines for the weekend. Clarence Wilson delivered straw in Moravia Saturday. Albert Brain and daughter Annie visited Mrs. O A Johnson Sunday afternoon. Otha DuVall and family visited H D Darby Sunday evening. Claud Fulton and family visited his father Frank Fulton. Frank Fulton helped Roy Darby this week. Mary Hoadley and daughter and Mr Johnson Robinson visited George Darby Friday. Livia Sinew, Batt Ciwir and Zell Wibian spent Sunday with family.
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Mary Hoadley
Albia
Sarah Hoadley
Zell Wilson
Albis
Earnie Easter
Hugh Lewis
Herman Johnson
George Darby
Bob and
Jim Wilson
Tom Wyvick
Bridgeport
Oklo
Juve Majors
Kirksville
M. M. Darby
Centerville
Eva
Des Moines
Clarence Wilson
Moravia
Albert Brain
Annie
O. A. Johnson
Otha DuVall
H.D. Darby
Claud Fultus
Frank Fulton
Roy Darby
Mary
Johnson Robinson
Livia Sinew
Batt Ciwir
Spear
Zell Wibian
Unionville News Highlights Church, School and Visitors
Unionville notes include a wedding of Miss Oletha Clark to William Warrick of Ottumwa at the Main Street M E parsonage officiated by Rev. A A Heath. A Dommer Family reunion at Blakesburg draws many relatives while many locals visit relatives in Ottumwa Centerville and Moravia.
Community birthday celebration at Main Station area
Fe FF FS and Hyman Mefiliel with families from Rathbun and Lynden Mylanel attended Pauline Bowteead's birthday party at Main Station. The group sang, cut cake, and shared a cream land cake celebration. Cody Luse and others were present for the event.
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Hyman Mefiliel
Rathbun
Lynden Mylanel
Willie Melanel
Lloyd
Duplie
George Kratout
Pauline Bowteead
Paulin
Cody Luse
All Day Farmers Union Meeting and Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Charlie Hough and family attended the All Day meeting of the Farmers Union at Eddyville Sunday. Lee Tadlock Grant Tadlock and daughters spent Sunday at the John Tadlock home. Von Tracy and son Billy visited Ben Jones. Versat Hough and Clarence Main spent Sunday with Carl Van Zante. Jeff Patrick and Flo also present. Moore visited A Mangle of Albia Thursday. Some from the area attended the circus at Centerville Saturday. Raymond Plants left Saturday for Clemens Iowa to become athletic coach in Clemens Public Schools. Ellen Sharp spent late last week with Ruth Hough. Vera Smith visited Saturday night and Sunday with Helen and Mildred McCloud. L C Hamilton and daughters Helen and Velda called at the Frank Hamilton home Sunday afternoon.
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Charlie Hough
Farmers Union
Eddyville
Lee Tadlock
Grant Tadlock
John Tadlock
von Tracy
Billy
Ben Jones
Versat Hough
Clarence Main
Carl van Zante
Jeff Patrick
Misa Flo. Moore
Mangle
Albia
Centerville
Raymond Plants
Clemens
Iowa
Clemens Public
Ellen Sharp
Ruth Hough
Vera Smith
Helen
Mildred McCloud
L. C. Hamilton
Velda
Frank Hamilton
Estlack Family Reunion at Morris Home in Iowa
A pleasant reunion at the Walt Morris country home honors Mr and Mrs Hue bert Estlack of Muskegon Michigan their first Iowa visit. Relatives gathered for pictures socializing and a bounteous potluck dinner.
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Walt Morris
Huebert Estlack
Muskegon
Mich
Iowa
Estlack
David Kenworthy
Hubert Estlock
Mra
Bernard
Clifford
Harald Mortis
Theo. Morris
Billy
Ruth
Mary
Mary Eutlack Wid
Evelyn
Jolet
Elnora
Wid
Tom Fintinson
Vincent
Revu
Beverly Jean
Geo. Estlack
Aun
Eldred
Roy Majors
Eula
Emmett Scotts
Chas
Bettis
Jessie
Charlie
Vera
Floyd
Arthur Johnson
Roy Betti
Roy
Joy
Hurl Bettis
Donald
Arline
Wanda
Mes
Carl Bettia
Jean
Robe
One Way to Keep Cool in Hot Weather
A quirky collection of lines touches on cooling in heat, avoiding politics, the danger of faulty brakes, heroes born and dying, unseen airways with bumps, and a joke about quitting the ring for a fifty million dollar heiress.
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Ring
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