Suerings Sale In Appanoose County Iowa
Special execution issued from the District Court docketed in Appanoose County Iowa directs sale of the NW quadrant of Section 21 Township 70 North Range 17 West excluding road easements. Sheriff Roscoe G Wales will auction the property on October 22 1982 at 10 AM in Centerville Iowa to satisfy 11410.40 debt plus 192.36 costs and accruing charges.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Anid Court
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
John M. Tucker
Chine Tucker
Chive Z. Tucker
Ralph McDonough
R. N. McDonough
Mabel ©. Borne
G. W. Clancy
Josephine Glancy
A. D
Court House
Centerville
Towa
SILERIPF'S SALE IN APPANOOSED COUNTY IOWA
Special execution issued from the Clerk's office lists Rosa A Blumer et al as owners of real estate including parts of sections five, fifteen, seventeen and eighteen in township 70 north range 16 west. Sheriff Roscoe C Wales sets October 15 1932 at 10 am at the Centerville Court House for a public cash sale to satisfy a $3347.80 debt plus $105.28 costs and accruing costs.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Appanoose County
E. M. Coltratn
Rosa A. Blumer
Raymond Lockman
Quiller Adams
Claude Paris
Costa
Unionville Area Farm and Family Social Notes
Unionville route 3 circles with visitors from Centerville and Hiattaville. J J Stevens and Jin Benge farm sorghum at Stevens home while the creek work progresses on the Glen Giancy farm. Various Rumley and related families visit, thresh clover seed for Ed Rumley, and enjoy Sunday gatherings at multiple homes.
Administrator's Sale Notice in Appanoose County Iowa
Frank Swaim as administrator announces a public auction of multiple parcels in Moravia and surrounding land in Appanoose County Iowa. Sale starts 2 PM October 28 1992 with 10 percent down, balance on court approval and deed delivery. Includes specified tracts in section 21 township 70 range 16 and a parcel in Moravia plus school land exception. Dated Centerville September 27 1932 and listed by Fre Milani Attorneys.
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Diswick Court of Iowa Io
Appanoose County
Levi Swaim
Iowa
Appanachse County
Towa
A. R. Cummins
Moravia
District Court
Centerville
Frank Swailm
Local visits spotlight week’s social scenes
Russel Fowler aided Harry Rum ley bale day Friday. Ralph Hiatt and Charley Walden visited Glen Clancy’s home one day last week, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foster visited Will Moffatt’s home Wednesday afternoon.
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Russel Fowler
Harry Rumley
Ralph Hiatt
Charley Walden
Glen Clancy
Mrs
Carl Foster
Will Moffatt
Unionville Social News Highlights From Centerville Area
Unionville and nearby towns feature visits to Des Moines Ames and Centerville, including a 100th birthday for Lizzie Dunn and a fall festival at the M E church. Residents attend church events, funerals, and confirmations while family milestones and dinners mark September activities.
Local social notes from Albia and Ottumwa area gatherings
Maurice Lillard delivered hogs to Ottumwa for E. F. and W. F. Boardman Friday. Mrs. Kate Wilson called on Mrs. Katie Miller Friday. Bert Fisher and wife were business callers in Albia Thursday. Earl and Charles Boardman visited friends in Albia Friday. Warner Shaw were business callers in Moravia Friday. Dale Smith cut corn for Edgar Wilson last week. Harry Newburn of Des Moines visited at the F. Newburn home Sunday. Hianch Smith works for Mrs. Albert Fisher. Clarence Wilson and wife entertained relatives at Sunday dinner. Ben Fisher and wife spent Sunday at the A. Fisher home. Lloyd Stafford spent the weekend at Ottumwa. Mrs. John Rominger of Belknap and Raymond Leon of Blomfield visited Sunday at the W. F. Hoardman home. Maurice Lillard and family and Mrs. Flora Lillard were Albia cutlery Saturday night. Chas. Boardman and families visited near Hiteman Sunday. Miss Norine Thomas of Lockerman Tow a and Marshall Capps were married in Lancaster Missouri last week.
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Maurice Lillard
Ottumwa
E. F
W. F. Boardman
Kate Wilson
Katie Miller
Bert Fisher
Albia
Earl
Charles Boardman
Warner Shaw
Moravia
Dale Smith
Edgar Wilson
Harry Newburn
Des Moines
F. Newburn
Hi Anch Smith
Albert Fisher
Clarence Wilson
Ben Fisher
A. Fisher
Lloyd Stafford
John Rominger
Belknap
Raymond Leon
Blomfield
W. F. Hoardman
Flora Lillard
Chas. Boardman
W. FE. F
M. E. Boardman
Aear Hiteman
Norine Thomas
Lockman, Towa
Marshall Capps
Lancaster
Left Handedness in Benjamin Tribe
Pathfinder Magazine notes that biblical text and archaeology suggest Benjamin’s tribe, though smallest, had a higher prevalence of left handed individuals. It cites Judges 20 and 8 and Chronicles 12 claiming notable left handedness, ambidexterity, and skill with stones and bows among Benjamites.
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Benjamin
Israel
Qibeah
Gera
Saul
Pathfinder Magazine
Read by Light From Mushrooms A New Reading Method
A striking glow from certain mushrooms may permit reading by their phosphorescence. Vera K. Charles of the US Department of Agriculture notes an Australian species emits an emerald green light strong enough to read by. The glow can come from underground parts or the mushroom itself, as with Jack o lantern and Panus stypticus, with historical links to fairy tales and ghosts.
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Vera K. Charles
United States Department of Agriculture
Wanted Her Rights In a London Tit-Bits humor item
An insurance agent visits Mrs Potter to collect a weekly premium. She declares she will move and asks when she can expect the van. Confusion reveals she believes the furniture van is free of charge, a joke about company rules and transfers in a London humor snippet.
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London
Prohibitory Laws Cited In Historic Button Restrictions
A Vancouver newspaper quotes a writer on prohibitory laws past and present. It notes a King and Rogish American colonies once banned selling cloth buttons with a hefty fine per dozen, and mentions Queen Anne banning wooden buttons due to manufacturer influence and political pressure.
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Vancouver
B. C
Wittag II
England
Ingenloue Hiding Places In Medieval Pilgrim Gear
The article describes stout portable stairs used by medieval pilgrims to hide small treasures and coins. The hollow upper section stored saffron from Hagland and the silk-worm thread imported into Europe, with smugglers exploiting hidden tubes to evade bans on plant export.
Bird Victims of Fashion in Arctic Mammals?
The kiitiwake, a got family member in Arctic regions of Europe and North America, is described with a plaintive cry. Birds reach 16 to 18 inches, mostly white with bluish gray back and wings, yellow beaks, and brownish black legs. they have been slaughtered for the millinery trade in Britain and beyond.
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Arctic
Furope
North America
Brittah Lelanda
Invention of the Radio Powered by Marconi’s Insight
A fragment discusses Marconi's wireless telegraphy as the foundational impulse that turned experimental ideas into practical radio use. It notes his work spurred others to apply the technology commercially and technically, shaping early radio development.
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Credit
le Marconi
Marconi
Automobile Drive Mechanism Explained
An early description notes that a vehicle is propelled by a combustion engine mounted on the frame. Power is transmitted to the rear wheels through a suitable drive mechanism, with the car not pushed or pulled by external means.
Community Socials and Club Meeting Recap at Iconium
Neighbors in Iconium enjoyed visits and gatherings including the Clover Leaf club meeting with quilting, music, and a prize for a guessing contest. Several families hosted or attended small parties and gatherings with chivary serenades, sorghum making, and birthday celebrations, along with church services and Scout activities noted.
Sunday Socials Span Hazel and Environs in Albia Moravia
Hazel college folks and families visited Henry Systma’s home while others attended Henry Field’s Albia talk. Neff and Lincox households hosted callers. Moravia and Atlantic visits cited. Multiple relatives and guests, including VanDorin, Sincox, Caster, Williams, and Horner, appeared at various homes and gatherings.
Local social notes from Albia and nearby towns
Mrs Vern Kester and daughter spent Wednesday with Mrs Josa Smith. Mrs Cecil Parcel and Mrs Mapford McCoy helped Mrs J J Ulfem cook for silo fillers Wednesday. James Long and wife were Albia edict Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Geofl Parcel were at the Josa Smith renue Thursday evening. Everett Mosier and son Wayne of Ottumwa visited John Ullem Sunday. Alex Colling of Albia dined with Jeas Smith Saturday. Verh Eastor called in Albia Saturday afternoon. Harry Tisue and family were Albia guests Saturday. Manford McGoy and J W Stocker called at the Stocker home Wednesday to see Mrs Stocker who is poorly. Calhoun went to New Mexico on business. Arthur and Bessie Donovan spent Sunday with Will Donovan near Hiattsville. Roy Elswick and family had supper at J E Smith Sunday evening. Eunice Calhoun is absent from school this week staying with Madelyn Rose while her father is away.
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Vern Kester
Josa Smith
Cecil Parcel
Mapford McCoy
J. J. Ulfem
James Long
Albin Edict
Geofl Parcel
Josa Smith Renue
Aut
Everett Mosier
Wayne
Ottumwa
John Ullem’s
Alex Colling
Albia
Jeas Smith
Verh Eastor
Albis
Harry Tisue
Manford McGoy
J. W
Tillman Stocker
Will Donovan
Hiattsville
Roy Elswick
J. E. Smith
Eunice Calhoun
Madelyn Rose
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Suerings Sale
State of Iowa
Roscoe GC. Wales
Appanonae County
Sileripf
Roscoe C
Wales
Appanochs County
Unionville
Cheater Sanders
Royce
Hisitaville
J. d. Stevens
Jin Benge
J. J. Stevens
Emma Ray
Mra
Robert Glastow
Mary Lou
Mary Fowler
M. Dudley
Tom Hiatt
Ned Purdem
Jess Harper
Chiia Domer
Ployd, Lee
Bonnie Lee Rumley
Ruth Crawley
Frank Cox
Calvin
LaVerne Rumley
Ed Rumey
LaVerne and
Bonnie
Pearl Rumley
FRE
Milani
Attorneya
PAG Coleman Lamp and Stove Company
PO Owchita
Kane
Hiladel Chea
Chicago
Ill
Es aNgelee
Teazox
P. A. Bair
Rosa Bair
Will Bair
rMai C. Ei. McGrew
Ames
Stheir
Mabel
Iowa State College
P. L. Viateh
Havgener
Oklo
M. E
G. N. Garrett
Axons
McDonald
Paul Harrington
Joe, Harrington
John Fixner
Mary Suckow
Frank Gates
Belle Andrewa
Bishop Cannon
M. E. Church
Ransom
A. 1. Lyon
Amanda Miller
Gladys Underwood
George Brooke
A. S. Dukes
Edna McGrew
Faith Hanes
J. A. Price
Orlando Ogden
Writa Stanley
Sarah Travers
Mary Hammitt
Dea Moines
Oia Stanley
Haley Woodward
Pierson
H. J. Whicker
F. E. Boyer
Noah Smith
aPul
Allen Hopkins
Gladys
Paul
Elmer Lippert
Helen
Clarence Hunt
Richard
C. L. Hunt
May
Hopking
C. Rowe
M. BE. Church
M. A. Lchurch
Edna McGiven
Lizzie Dunn
Nellis Underwood
Norfolk
Moulton
Udell
A. Barhpar
Brompton
Turner & Son
Iconium
Will Kelsey
Perle Kelsey
Jay Argo
Kate Brown
John McAninch
Lloyd Beaty
A. J. Brown
Chas. Tarbell
Merle Dicks
Bert Nash
Levi Coulson
Wendl Coulson
Mrs. Dicks
Clarence Teaters
Wayne Ammons
Parental Ammons
Parental Free Home
Clover Leaf Club
Howard Davis
Jexs Elgin
Frank Martin
G. Penfield
Frank Tarbell
J. E. Dicks
Louie Priebe
Fenton
Tom Massman
Lloyd|' Mageman
Berle Beaty
Clarence Tenter
Maiken
Howard Tenter
Roll McCord
Lida Argo
Frank Swan
Lorelda Tarbell
Marilyn
Ronnie Lou
Benty
Faye Tealer
Flo Elgin
Eliza
Christian Church
Ball
Plano
Edith Turner
Marie
Guntal Coulson
Opal Fenton
Dieks
Hazel College
Willie van Dorin
Pat Fisher
Albin
Ed Dohnaon
Clifford Williams
AL Bla
TE. G. Sincox Feme
John Madison
E.G. Sincox
Grant Sincoe
Mia
Geo
Darby
Tarthea
Fairlawn
Kincade
W. C. Bivin
Moravia Union
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