Mary Thomas Seeks Relief From Duty At Rolscreen Plant
Jaccals Miss Mary Isabell Thomas enjoys a lay off from her duties at the Rolscreen factory while nursing a sore throat. Miss Martha De Joode confined in Mercy hospital with septic sore throat. her father Albert De Joode also under observation. Mrs. Clarence Taylor and Barbara Winnetka visit relatives then return home. Funeral of Mrs. Martha Rucker attended by Rucker’s relatives. Mrs. Havey Awtry and Dorathy Mae born to the Vander Wilt family in Ames Town.
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Mary Isabell Thomas
Ernest Schippers
Des Moines
Martha de Joode
Mercy Hospital
Albert de Joode
Clarence Taylor
Barbara
Winnetka, I
R. A. Awtry
John Warenkamp
Margaret Ann
Martha Rucker
Prairie City
Lewis Vander Wilt
Ames
Town
Dorothy Mae
Tram Cemetery Aid Bakes Goods and Dressed Chickens Sale
A charity sale by Tram Cemetery Aid at Klyn and De Winter's Meat Market on Saturday December 10 featuring baked goods dressed chickens and fancy work sold to benefit cemetery upkeep and local projects.
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Klyn
New Plan for Home Basketball Games at High School
A change in high school basketball game order at the local gym shifts the starting game to 7 30 each Friday night with reserves after the main contest. Lincoln Rails from Des Moines visit for the first home game of the season, giving fans a choice and offering players a quicker chance to perform. The alteration aims to reduce delays, improve officiating conditions, and boost spectator convenience while keeping the public informed about local Keith furnace related legal notes in the Chronicle.
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Lincoln’ Rails
Des Moines
Keith Furnace Co Wins Suit Against Minears
The Des Moines Register reports a long pending eight year court dispute between Keith Furnace Co of Des Moines and Mrs. Melissa Minear with her sons George and Dewey. District Judge J J Halloran ordered the Minears to move their building three inches from the Keith Furnace Co lot, finalizing the boundary clarification.
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Keith
Supreme Court
Keith Furnace
Chronicle
Pella
Des Moines Register
Keith Furnace Co
Des Moines
Melissa Minear
George and
Dewey
J. J. Halloran
Minears
Notice of Messenger Levy Sale of Real Estate in Knoxville
State of Towa Marion County Iowa by virtue of a General Execution Kennedy Insulation Co. assigns to Joe S Utterback against E L Hughes for 128.37 dollars, levy made December 7 1938 on the south 30 feet of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 19 Knoxville Marion Co Iowa to be sold January 9 1939 at 2 PM at the south door of the Court House Knoxville. You are further notified if said sale not complied with additional steps will follow.
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State of
Towa
Marion County
Ss. Kennedy Insulation Co
Joe S. Utterback
E. L. Hughes
District Court
Iowa
Kennedy Insulation Co
Joe S.utterback
A. D
F.l. Hughes
Knoxville
County of Marion
Town
Real Estate Notice on Homestead Plats and Recording
Notice states if the homestead is not platted and recorded within ten days after service, it will be marked out and recorded as provided by law with expenses added to costs. Dated December 7, 1938. P. J. Grandman, Sheriff Marion County Iowa. By Howard L. Kading, Deputy.
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P. J. Grandman
Marion County
Iowa
Howard L. Kading
Corn Loan Program Underway In Marion County
W J Sheppard announces corn loan inspectors begin work immediately with forms for applications available at the county office. About 125 applications are on file and will be processed once moisture tests are completed. Prospective borrowers must deposit 3 at the county office to start sealing, sample the corn for moisture testing in Des Moines, then finish papers after the test results. Applicants must level off the corn before the sealer calls.
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W. J. Sheppard
Marion County Agricultural Conservation Association
Sheppard
Des Moines
Corn Loan Program Seals 400000 Bushels in Marion County
An order calls for measurements and boarding of the crib to deter unauthorized access. About 400000 bushels of corn are expected to be sealed in Marion County under the 1938 39 corn loan program.
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Marion
Conference reports on church related colleges support
Pres Lubbers and Dr Stuart spoke at regional conferences in Omaha Nebraska and Granola Iowa. Lubbers addressed financing the college through student support and annual income while Stuart led a discussion on Educational Measurements at Simpson college attendance in Granola Iowa.
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West Central Area
Hotel Fontenelle
Omaha
Nebraska
Lubbers
Central College
Central
Dr. H. Stuart
Simpson College
Granola
Iowa
Stuart
Central college represented by two able and informed men
In conferences Central college shows progress with two well informed delegates signaling eagerness to adopt new ideas for welfare. Iowa 1988 soybean crop estimated at 10 million bushels, a new high since 1935. Economists foresee the narrow hog price spread not lasting. Laying birds should stay inside from November to May to lay more eggs and stay healthy if housing is proper.
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Central College
Central
Iowa
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PALS
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Oska- Joosa
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Tman
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