Town Pump Supplies Water For Northern Iowa Town
In a northern Iowa town of about 20 people a street pump in the middle of Main Street serves as the main water source. For 35 years residents have used the municipal well, with some homes retaining their own wells yet relying on the street pump for drinking and cooking water. Fire trucks draw water from the nearby Wapsipinicon river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntire
Main Street
Iowa
Parsena
Middle West
Chris Merrick
Anna Smith
Theroperty
Abe
Mine Workers Plan Annual Clamsteam Meeting Details
Local 12770 District 50 United Mine Workers of America prepared for the annual clamsteam at Akcainian Park Cehoes on July 17 with Franklin W. Lee named general chairman and future committee members to be announced. The group nominated officers at last night’s meeting with June 23 set for the next monthly gathering. Nominees include Legane Bherwood Collins for president Charles Christiansen for vice president Edward H. Weatfall for recording secretary Henry Zampign for assistant secretary Ryeyihond Lee for secretary-treasurer Walter Robinson for trustee and Howard Coonradt and George Bird as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 50
United Mine Workers of America
Chasan
James
Bulaon
Akcainian Park
Cehoes
Franklin W. Lee
Legane Bherwood Collins
Charles Christiansen
Aut Taber
Edward H. Weatfall
Ananeyfal
Henry Zampign
Ryeyihond Lee
Wal‘er" Robinson
Howard Coonradt
George Bird
Will of Troy Resident's Father Folders for Probate
The will of Charles A. Gerstenberg who died May 8 1448 in Brooklyn is filed for probate with Surrogate Francis D McGarey. He leaves his estimated 10000 property to his widow Elizabeth Gerstenberg who is named executrix. Surviving also are daughter Adelaide Elizabeth Trotten of Brooklyn. The will states he makes no provision for his children to let his wife control the property and distribute it among their children by her will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Gerstenberg
Brooklyn
Ruth W. Larames
Francis D McGarey
Elizabeth Gerstenberg
Gerstenberg
Adelaide Elizabeth Tr
Syria and Lebanon agree to arbitrate dispute
A communiqué said Syria and Lebanon agreed to submit the extradition dispute to arbitration by Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The Syrian Lebanese frontier reopened for travelers but remained closed for food and goods shipments. The dispute arose from the stay of Lebanese citizen Kamel Hussayn on Lebanese soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Kamel Hussayn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troy
Syria
Trego & Paul
A. R. Trego
Amer
Lumbermen’s Mutual Celuelty Co
Rice Building
Fiest Street
Trey, N.Y
Haldeman’s
Haldeman & Sees
Sevelets Cor Fultow Amd
Fifth Ave
THE
Mills
Uicola
NEW Stanleys
Comnty
Twill Davno Cover
Twill Studio
Homespun
Hope
Ressterty
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!