Memorial notices for Kathleen Sadler and De Winter in Pella
Obituary notices from Pella dated March and April 1924 report Kathleen Sadler seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Sadler died at home on Broadway from heart enlargement. Funeral at home followed by interment Oakwood Cemetery. De Winter, 74, died 28 March 1924 on Hazel Street after brief illness from high blood pressure. Funeral at home and Third Reformed Church, Oakwood Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Wm Van Baren of Main Street 8:15 am April 2 1924 and expressions of thanks from Mr and Mrs Wm Schakel for flowers and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Sadler
George Francis Sadler
Broadway
H. M. Bruins
M. J. Hoffman
Central College
Oakwood Cemetery
Kathleen
Ivan
Pella
Sadler Home
Jesus
Bethlehem
de Winter
Wm. de Winter
Hazel Street
Third Reformed Church
Minnie Simons
Ruth Simons
Henry
Ottumwa
Delta
Jake
Oskaloosa
Wm. van Baren
North Main Street
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice is given that an instrument on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa purports to be the last will of A W De Bruyn deceased. The will will come for hearing May 6 1924 at Knoxville Iowa. All interested persons may be heard. Walter Kester Clerk of District Court. March 18 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
A. W. de Bruyn
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Feike Eeling
Rietveld Van Genederen Wed at G Van Vliet Home
Daniel Rietveld and Bes sie Van Genderen were married by Justice G. Van Vliet at three oclock on Wednesday April 2 at his home. The couple, from Sand Ridge, plan to live on a nearby farm. The Chronicle offers best wishes and congratulations.
Will of Feike Eeling Dies in Iowa Hearing Set
In Knoxville Iowa March 29 1924 the clerk publishes notice of a written last will and testament for Feike Eeling deceased to come for hearing in the May term on the 6th day of May with interested parties to be heard. 143 Casualty companies read of Iowa Supreme Court decision on finger loss workmen compensation entitling full compensation for loss of part of second phalange. Guido Bruggieni lost two fingers at Saylor Coal Company mine with first phalange of a third removed to save the remainder. Attorneys for Saylor Coal and Bituminous Casualty Exchange argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
Guido Brugieni
Saylor Coal Company
Bituminous Casualty Exchange
Law not contemplate loss by operations in joint venture tale
The report notes the law did not contemplate loss by operations and that only a small portion of the second joint had been reorganized. This summary preserves the core facts with neutral wording and mentions the key parties and outcome.
High Court Bench Finds Witnesses Vary On Joint Share
The high court concluded that witnesses differed in their estimates of the joint ownership, with figures ranging from one-quarter to one-half of the total stake. The decision underscores contention over legal claims and shared rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Finger Injury Details From Fragmentary Report
A fragmentary description in the report notes a severe finger injury with the impression that the entire finger was effectively lost. The wording is cautious, reflecting the incomplete OCR text and uncertain specifics of the event.
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Dora Vander Pol
Denver
van Buren
Perlla
Monroe
WM. Schakel
Wayne
H. L. Sherman Plumbing and Heating
Oppenheimer-Alsop CO
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Great Rug News
Alexander Smith
Axminster
New York
Alexander Smith & Co
Thomas Develon Co
America
Thomas Develons
Wilton Rugs
Savalon Wilton
Trewan Wilton
Armstrongs
Brussells
Chenile
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