Quieting Title Suit Notified in Washington County Iowa
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa plaintiffs seek to quiet and establish fee simple title to described real estate. The defendants and unknown claimants are warned to appear by September 2 1930 else default will be entered. The case is handled by Livingston and Eicher with April 22 29 May 5 13 dates noted. Charles spent Friday afternoon at H J Myers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Washington County
Iowa
J. Merle Eckels
Ethel L. Eckels
Nehemiah Tunis
Daniel McLaughilin
D. McLaughlin
W Liam C. Smock
Anna J. Smock
Wm. C
A. J. Smock
J. W. Stewart
E. B. Stewart
John Marshall
Rebecca A. Marshall
John Vincent
G. P. Deardorff
G. P. Deardorf
Jane J
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Raiway Company
Distrit Court
District Court
Court House
Washington
Livingston & Eicher
Phillips Milk of Magnesia promoted for children's relief
An advertisement claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia eases feverish, colicky and upset stomachs in babies and children by souring diet and cleansing bowels. It recommends giving a teaspoon or tablespoonful as described, notes palatability, and offers a free information book from The Phillips Co. at 117 Hudson St. New York.
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Magnesia
Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Community Notes from Union District April Dispatch
Mrs N J Benson and daughter Marjorie visit Washington. Miss Begsie Butley helps with house work. A C Chabal family and Lucille Kurtz in Iowa City. C A Fichburn and daughter June visit Washington. H J Myers learns of Esther Noffsinger’s death in New York after appendicitis. Maud Durst travels to Ottumwa to visit sisters. Lucille Kurtz stays with Dorothy Chabal while Mildred has mumps. Rev C L Hamilton and wife involved in local duties.
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Esther Noffsinger
New York
Maud Durst
Ottumwa
Lucille Kurtz
Dorothy Chabal
Mildred
C. L. Hamilton
Walnut club notes and local visits in Verdi area
Friday afternoon ten friends gathered at the Leslie Gates home to celebrate Bobbie Sates eighth birthday. The April Walnut Women’s Club met at the homes of Mrs James Baird and Mrs Mids Lewis with ten members present. Mrs Ralph Chorpening is improving after two weeks ill with ailing legs. Cedar school closed due to illness among teachers and pupils. Mrs Wess Finch spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Will Bealer. Will Sutherland of Sigourney is staying with his daughter Mrs Henry Doig. Will Lenger and family spent Sunday with Walter Mickey. Miss Rose Minter visiting Mrs J H Baird and Mrs Mike Lewis. she teaches in Lugor Egypt. Mr and Mrs Leslie Gates weekended with Phil Weldon at Hedrick Iowa.
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Wess Finch
Will Bealer
Will Sutherland
Sigourney
Henry Doig
Will Lenger
Walter Mickey
Rain brings welcome relief to local area
Washington residents report a spell of rain aiding the region. Mr. and Mrs. W. Holmes of West Allis Wis hosted relatives for supper and overnight. Mildred Kurts suffers mumps while Lucile Kurtz stays with Dorothy Chaubel during the illness. Mrs. Bessie Rowe visited Iowa City, Henry Burger spent the day in Washington, and Harley Myers conducted a business call in Kalona. Miss Shebeck is to assist Mrs. Nate Benson with housework.
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Milton Mass
Nate Benson
Washington
Mildred Kurts
Lucile Kurtz
Dorothy Chaubel
Bessie Rowe
Iowa City
Henry Burger
Harley Myers
Kalona
Miss Shebeck
Easter church services marked Columbus Junction notes
Easter activities highlighted by Methodist and Presbyterian services led by Rev W A Lamp and Rev D F Charles in Cedar Rapids visitors Genevieve Fedderson Helen Orr and Grace Nichols traveled to Washington. Local clubs meet and prepare for state events with Pollyanna 4H and religious education council gatherings noted.
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Columbus Junction
Methodist Church
W. A. Lamp
D. F. Charles
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Fredonia Methodist Church
Genevieve Fedderson
Helen Orr
Grace Nichols
Washington
Country club bridge luncheon and change of date notice
The country club announces a bridge and luncheon at one o clock Thursday. Those not playing bridge may sew. Bring silver napkins and a roll call will answer to a historical event for April. Dues should be brought and uncalled members call 491 blue before Tuesday evening.
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Platea
Sunshine Community Club
M. M. Flynn
The New Ford Coupe With Streamlined Body and Modern Features
The Ford Coupe offers a new streamlined body with a choice of colors. Features include rustless steel, Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield, Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers, fully enclosed four-wheel brakes, aluminum pistons, chromosili alloy valves, a three-quarter floating rear axle, torque-tube drive, over twenty ball end roller bearings, sturdy steel spoke wheels, and performance of 55 to 65 mph with quick acceleration, ease of control, reliability, economy, and long life.
Automobile price list with multiple models and prices
A dated catalog item lists roadster phaeton coupe priced at 500 dollars and other models including Tudor sedan 500, sport coupe 530, de luxe coupe 550, three window Forder sedan 625, cabriolet 68645, de luxe sedan 650, town sedan 670 f o b Detroit plus freight and delivery. Bumpers and spare tire extra at a low cost.
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F. O. B. Detroit
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San Charles
H. J. Myers
Cross
Chicago
Morrison
Madison and Clark Sts
Morrison Hotel
Union District
Mildred Kurtz
Lownl Southern Utilities Co
Washington, R
Flornice Maas
Washington, Rt
W. (. Holmes
West Allis
Wis
Mr. Holmes
A. Chaubel
Martha Butler
William Connor
Cela Newberg
Elwood
Columbus City
The
State University
Frank Parmeter
John Gamble
H. Gamble
Lester Orr
Waukon
J. C. Richie
Pollyanna
Grandview Township
Howard Cocklin
Coecklin
Fila Barkenhagen
Ames
Louisa County Council of Religious Education
R. Hunt
Oakville
May Jones
T. E. Johnston
Columus City
Ford
Phaeton
Macelas Amies
Ford Motor Company
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