Trusts Established in Will for Elizabeth A. Greiner Estate
Provisions for a trusteeship and eventual distribution of the late Elizabeth A. Greiner estate are filed for probate. J. J. Fishburn and Robert Milnes named as trustees and executors with a Sept. 8 hearing date. The will provides annual net income distributions among Greiner siblings’ children and a life interest for Edna Greiner in the homestead, with eventual principal distribution to nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Greiner
J. J. Fishburn
Robert Milnes
W. P. Greiner
B. F. Greiner
Edna Greiner
City Receives Five More Street Oiling Requests
Five new requests for oiling streets were filed since the August 7 city council meeting when the deadline was removed. Florence Mason, city clerk, announced the count now stands just under 100 for the summer. Work will be done by street department crews where it does not conflict with ongoing construction.
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Florence Mason
Death of Laura Boney 71 Sister of Drury Township Resident
Mrs Laura Belle Boney 71 lifelong Illinois City resident died at Hershey hospital after a months illness. Born March 8 1881 in Clay county Kansas she married Ira S Boney Sept 2 1903 in Drury township. Survived by husband son Roy sister and grandchild Funeral set at Geo M Wittica Funeral Home Friday at 2 pm with burial in Buffalo Prairie cemetery.
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Laura Belle Boney
Illinois City
Hershey Hospital
Franklin P
Winifred Hays Gillette
Clay County
Kas
Ira S. Boney
Drury Township
Boney
Buffalo Prairie
Larence Boney
Buffalo Prairie Township
Roy Gillett
Bessie Blankenburg
Berkeley
Calif
Elmer Feldman
Roy Rector
David Paul Boney
Geo. M. Wittica Funeral Home
Voters Approve Phone Franchise At Conesville
Conesville voters approve a 25 year franchise for the Iowa-Illinois Telephone company in a special election held Tuesday. A total of 44 votes were cast by local residents.
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Conesville
Iowa-Ilinois Telephone Company
Molten Lead Cauldron Bubbles Up in Stafford Smelter
A Staffordshire smelter worker stirred a cauldron of molten lead on Tuesday as hot bubbles rose. The man then snatched at wads of money appearing through the froth, astonished by the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
England
Staffordshire
Hidden cash found in lead scrap bag at smelter
A bag of lead scrap hid 52 one pound notes totaling $145.60. The money was found in the seething cauldron and later sent to the smelter for reuse.
Sulfur Production From Volcanic Deposits By Japan And Chile
Japan and Chile push sulfur production from volcanic deposits into commercial volumes. The report notes rising output, investment in mining, and joint or parallel efforts to secure supply chains for industrial sulfur use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Chile
Marshall Club Wins First With Demonstration
The Louisa county fair judged the demonstration team competition this morning awarding first place to the Marshall Miniature Farmer's Four-H club represented by Bob Miller and Bob Marshall for "Wire Wisdom." Second went to Elm Grove Comets and Dick Gipple with Robert Buffington. Columbus City Wildcats took third. Girls' demonstra tion judging is set for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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Columbus Junction
Marshall Miniature Farmer’s
Bob Miller
Bob Marshall
Louisa County
Elm Grove Comets
Dick Gipple
Robert Buffington
Columbus City Wildcats
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Mennen Ex-Termite CO
Cowne
Blondie
Stevens
Muscatine’s
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Chic Young
INE
Laura Boney
W. J. Shoultz
Fruitland Township
New York
Connecticut
Mr. Shoultz
Pew
Fashion Academy Award
Mary Hartline
My Vane
Henry
Marshall Club
Loso
Nature
Auron & Parent
U.S. Bureau OF Standards
Reo
Whilsit’s Muscatine’s
Muscatine
Iowa
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