Thirteen Children Born On De Gens Farm Observed
A long rural visit notes Warner Vande Voort family and relatives on the De Geus farm near Pella. The piece covers Holland ancestry, large families, modern farm buildings, and local concerns about hog and corn markets, plus a coffee hour with Mr Boylan discussing the machine age. It mentions the De Geus family of thirteen children and the old farm structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gens
Route Five
R. Engbers
Warner H. Vande Voort
Mr. Boylan
Des Moines
Boylan
Vande Voort
Worp, Borgman
Holland
John Vande Voort
Albert Vande Voort
Warner Vande Voort
Tice
Vande Vo
van Houten
Germany
van de Voort
Albert van Duren
Albert
William van Duren
M. J. de Wit
Prairie City
Julia Vander Ploeg
Denver
Colo
Andrew de Geus
Anna van Zante
Richard Lautenbach
Andrew
Gysbert van Zante
Delis van Zante
Albert van Zante
Anthony van Zante
William de Gens
de Geus
Mr. de Geus
John Ackerman
Cornelia
Lake Geneva
Gerrit
William
E R. Borgman
Henry
Roova
J. M. Gosselink
Julius Ustermarkt
Cornelius
Jacob
Nick
Ed. van Rees
Eddyville
Lacey
J. den Adel
Francis
Gerrit Dieleman
Galesburg
Marion
Jeanette
Pella
New Sharon
Board of Supervisors
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa
Mr. Engbers
Peoria
Vande Voort Before Marriage Before Her Marriage. Mrs. Engbers Was A Vande Voort
John
Will Vande Voort
Enter Your Corn In Pella's Corn Contest
The Chronicle promotes a two week corn display contest across Pella stores. Disinterested judges will pick winners, with prizes including flour, oil, coats, and up to ten dollars in gold for the Championship ear. Participants may bring multiple ears, and no purchase is required to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Chronicle
Iowa
Doc
Farm Bureau seeks federal help to restore 1926 price level
Marion County Farm Bureau board calls for action by senators and congressmen to urge the Federal Reserve to use its power to restore the general price level to the 1926 base and stabilize it. They also want the Marketing Act amended to add an equalization fee to strengthen agricultural tariffs. Petitions will be circulated in November, with copies sent to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and presented to the National organization at the December meeting. President Gilson says restoring the 1926 rice level would boost farmers buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
America
C. M. Gilson
Marion County Farm Bureau
Federal Reserve System
Pr Dent
African Farm Bureau Federation
National Organization
Iowa Farms Bureau Federation
Harvest Sunday Proclaimed by Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will sponsor the third annual Harvest Sunday on November 22 inviting rural churches and urban groups to participate. Chas E Hearst president announced plans to invite 600 rural clergy and extend invitations to town and city residents to visit rural churches and enjoy country life. Farmers are urged to host city neighbors and visit rural services, with emphasis on strengthening rural urban ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Chas. E. Hearst
Iowa Federation
Iowa
County Farm Bureau
Jay
Hearst
Notice of Estate Proceedings in Marion and Warren Counties
Mollie L Hepner files in Marion County Iowa District Court to settle the estate of James S Brown who died intestate or testate. The petition seeks probate of the will dated 1930 and appointment of J J Greenway as administrator with will annexed, payment of taxes and costs, and release of bondsmen. Also listed are numerous heirs and unknown claimants connected to Nancy M Brown and related real property in sections of Marion and Warren counties. The case names Mata G Smith James Smith J J Greenway Mary Ann Greenway and many others as heirs, devisees, and parties of interest. The description covers fractional quarters of sections in Township 76 North Range 21 West and 22 West Fifth P M, including parcels in Marion and Warren counties. Proceedings allege that decedent James S Brown died March 18 1930 and that decedent's debts are paid. The petition requests nothing further remain except taxes and costs and the discharge of administrator bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mata G. Smith
James Smith
J. J. Greenway
James S. Brown
Mary’ Ann Greenway
Dollie Reed
Joe Reed
Miles Greenway
Laura Greenway
Ethel van Oosterhoudt
Martin van Oosterhoudt
Earl Kennedy
Edith Kennedy
Sally Bruce
Ben Bruce
Rose Anne Greenway
John Motten
John Mottern
Henry Jessee
Henry Jesse
Dosia A. Brown
Dosha A. Brown
John C. Brown
William I. H. Brown
Frances H. Brown
Francis H.brown
Martha E. Brown
George B. Brown
Joseph M. Brown
Myrah J. Brown
J. C. Brown
W. H. H. Brown
FH. Brown
Maria J. Brown
Mary M. Mottern
William J. Mottern
Nancy M. Brown
Marion County
Iowa
North West
Township
Warren County
Coal Creek
North Range
District Court of
State of
Towa
Mollie L. Hepner
A.D
District Court
Real estate partition prayer amid wills case in Knoxville
Mollie L. Hepner and Mara G. Smith as owners in fee share the estate of James S. Brown. James Smith has only dower rights. J J Greenway as administrator holds no claim beyond set forth. The petition seeks to establish shares, quiet title, partition or sale, costs including attorney fees, and equitable relief with judgment if no appearance is made by December 1, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie L. Hepner
Mara G. Smith
James S. Brown
James Smith
J. J. Greenway
James S .Brown
Court House
Knoxville
Iowa
Stambach Estate Dispute In Marion County Court
In the District Court of Star Town Marion County a long probate action names C C Cunningham as executor and trustee seeking to determine heirs and rights to Martha Stambach and Martha Eck real estate. The petition traces life estates and multiple heirs including J L Stambach Anna Gaston Harriet Gaston Arthur Stambach Herbert Stambach and others with complex interrelations and pending claims on Section 13 Township 75 North Range 20 West. The matter involves estates of Martha Stambach Martha Eck Edward Stambach Harriet Gaston Anna Gaston and J L Stambach and seeks court determination of heirs and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gaston
Arthur Stambach
Herbert Stambach
Elsie Stambach
Harriet Stambach
Anna Hamilton
Margaret Stambach
Esther Stambach
James Eck
Mable Eck
Lena Eck
Effie Eck
Frank Eck
Charlotte Eck
Otto Eck
Walter Eck
Howard Eck
Harriet Hill
Florence Eck
Marion County
Iowa
Stambach Estate Ownership and Probate Proceedings in Marion County Iowa
In Marion County Iowa on October 12 1931 Stambach was admitted to probate with C C Cunningham appointed executor and trustee. The petition details multiple heirs and fractional interests in real estate including W B Gaston James Eck and numerous Eck family members. It seeks partition or sale of the estate with net proceeds distributed per interests and requests costs and attorney fees as allowed by law. The action requires defendants to appear before noon to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stambach
District Court
Marion County
Iowa
C. C. Cunningham
W. B. Gaston
Arthur Stambach
Herbert Stambach
Elsie Stambach
Harriet Stambach
Anna Hamilton
Margaret Stambach
Esther Statabach
James Eck
Mable Eck
Lena Eck
Effie Eck
Frank Eck
Charlotte Eck
Otto Eck
Walter Eck
Howard Eck
Harriet Hill
Florence Eck
J. L. Stambach
C. ©. Cunningham
December Term 1931 Notice From Iowa Court Knoxville
The court warns that on December 1 1981 at Knoxville Iowa in Marion County if default occurs judgment will be entered as requested in the petition. H E De Reus attorney for the plaintiff notes the action and the legal consequences under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Knoxville
Marion County
Iowa
H. E. de Reus
Health Causes Two Persons to death by own action
Despondency over ill health cited as the cause in two local crisis reports. Mrs. Burt Davidson, 49, was found dead Friday in an outbuilding at her Hiteman home, hanging by her apron. J. W. Foster, 65, was found in a Unionville barn Sunday evening. both had been in declining health. Mrs. Davidson leaves a husband, two sisters, and two brothers. Foster leaves a son and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Davidson
Hiteman
J. W. Foster
Unionville
Davidson
Ono
Eva Thomas
Busse
C. C. Metz
Pittsburg
Thomas
William Jones
Ogden
Foster
Bert
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Dayton woman Betty Luedeke shares her Kruschen weight loss claim saying she shed ten pounds in seven days. Instructions urge taking a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast, noting an 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
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Machine Age
van de Voorts and
Engbers
Tice Estate
Travel
Carcaco
Chicago & North ‘Western Stages
Pella Pella
Perry
Fata Ceremia
Castoria
Des Moines Fur & Hide Company
Court Ave
Des Moines, Lows
Farm Bureau
District Court of the State of
District Court of the Star Town
C. C. ‘Cunningham
Martha Stambach
J. L Stambach
Anna L. Gaston
Harriet B. Gaston
Martha Eck
Edward Stambach
Chidren
Otto ‘Eck
Howard ‘Eck
Herbert
Monroe County News
Sheldon
Gladstone
Equitable
Lowa
Cooperative Sale
Co-operative Sale Co
F.C. Reed
C. Powell
Cerk
The
Newton Daily News
Jasper County
Daily News
the Daily News
Newton
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