Quieting Title Suit in Washington County Iowa
In Washington County District Court Altha White and Edith White sue Simon P Teeple Richard Moore and many others including the First United Presbyterian Church of Washington Iowa to quiet title to Lot Twenty Four in Rousseau subdivision Washington city. The petition seeks relief to confirm plaintiffs sole ownership and bar all defendants and unknown claimants from any adverse claim. No personal claim against defendants. Respondents urged to appear before noon of the second day of the September 1941 term starting September 8 1941 in Washington Iowa. Attorney C C Wilson represents plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon P. Teeple
Richard Moore
Board of Commissioners
Washington County
Iowa
James Watters
John Hendee
John Wasson
Hiram A. Stone
George H. Stone
Miranda Stone
Joshua Tracy
Antonett Tracy
Antonette Stone
H. A. Stone
Antoinette Tracy
Clerk of the District Court
Altha White
Edith White
District Court
Washington
C. C. Wilson
Earl Erb to Lead Pilotburg Church Services
Pilotburg residents report Earl Erb and Mrs. Erb will conduct Sunday evening services on August 10 at Pilotburg Church. The notice mentions community events, farm work, visits, and local travel as part of a busy rural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Erb
Pilotburg Church
Pilotburg
Franklin
Rocking Chair Brigade notes and wide range of society items
A column rambles through theater news with Charley's Aunt revival in Chicago and Phil Paker. It recalls Leonard Carter the blackface minstrel found dead in New York and Mrs. L R P Jordan's Washington visit. It mentions Rose Davies bequest woes and local gossip about families, stores, and a young businesswoman’s stance on women working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Chicago
Phil Paker
Leonard Carter
New York
Robert Reaney Taken by Death
Robert J. Reaney age 85 formerly a state representative from this district died at his Columbus Junction home after months of illness. Born in Tyrone Ireland July 21 1856 he came with his parents to Pennsylvania and settled in Concord Township. He farmed carpentry later ran a clothing business and formed a lumber and coal partnership. He served as mayor from town council board of education and church and lodge offices and was a longtime director of the Louisa County National Bank. Surviving are his widow daughters Mrs. Robert Clark and Louie Reaney a sister and a brother with several grandchildren. A daughter Mrs Wayne Peterson died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Robert J. Reaney
County Tyrone
Ireland
Joseph
Holizabeth Reaney
Chester
Concord Township
Here
Mr. Reaney
Board of Education
Chautauqua Board
Louisa County National Bank
Vr. Reaney
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. L. Reaney
Waterloo
Wayne Petersen
Olds
Arrest in St. Louis Ties to 1939 New York Slaying
Jacob Migden, linked to the mistaken mob slaying of Irving Penn in New York in July 1939, was arrested in St. Louis and transported back to New York by plane. He was undergoing extensive facial plastic surgery at the time of capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Penn
New York
Jacob Migden
St. Louis
Migden
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Emma Page
The family of Mrs. Emma Page thanks friends neighbors and hospital staff for their kindness during her lingering illness and for the flowers sent. Signed by Mrs. James Zeck and Mrs. Page's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Page
James Zeck
Page
Local family visits and travels noted in Ottumwa area
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Henry T Robins on and Mr and Mrs John Temple of Ottumwa hosted dinner with Mrs Robinson related to Mrs Bailey and Mrs Lay. Mrs John A Gibson and family visited in West Des Moines with Mrs Frank Bell while Frank stayed with Dr Fred Reid. J J McConnell returned from a UT Austin stay to visit relatives before going to New York to resume work with Otis Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Larson
Harold SS. Williams
Des Moines
Williams
Larson
Commerce Department
Roosevelt High School
Washington High School
Henry T. Robinson
John Temple
Ottumwa
George BE. Bailey
Monticello
Albert Lay
Robinson
Bailey
Lay
John A. Gibson
Clarissa
Frank
West Des Moines
J. J. McConnell
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Col Logan to Speak on Farmers Day at Rath Week 1941
Waterloo Iowa date August 13 features Lieut Col Paul P Logan as Farmers Day speaker during Rath Week events. The program includes a Good-Neighbor Mexican Exhibition with Cuquita Calderon Jose Gonzalez Carnicerito and Paco Aparicio. The Rath Packing Company marks its 50th anniversary. events run August 12 15 with city and company sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
United States
Cuquita Calderon
Jose Gonzalez Carnicerito
Plaza de Toros
Paco Aparicio
Mexico
Ralph B. Slippy
John W. Rath
Rath Packing Company
Bath Packing Company
Paul P. Logan
U. S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Farmer Friends
Hugh S. Johnson
NEA
Irvings
Cobb
Dinner guests at the Shebeck family home
Mr and Mrs Alvin Shebeck and daughter Joan of Columbus Junction visited at John Shebeck's home yesterday spending the afternoon with the Glenn Knupp family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Shebeck
Joan
Columbus Junction
John Shebeck
Glenn Knupp
McCleary Clinic Publishes Free Piles and Colon Disorder Guide
Excelsior Springs Missouri clinic announces a new 122 page booklet on piles hemorrhoids fistula and related colon disorders. Free copies available by postcard request to E805 Elms Blvd. No charge. suggests potential relief and savings for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Iowa Counts 33 546 Men in Armed Forces
Iowa on July 1 reported 33 546 men serving in the U S armed forces. Among registrants June totals showed 287 258 with 1 942 Negroes. classifications and enlistments progress listed whites and Negroes across several classes. Navy, Army, Marine Corps, National Guard and Coast Guard personnel include Protestants Catholics Jews and foreign born serving as Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
S&s
Selecroe Service
Recwler Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Coast Guard
Americ
Aluminum Utensils Safe With Proper Cleaning
Guidance says aluminum utensils discoloration does not taint food and no dangerous chemicals form. Rinse with hot soapy water, dry, then polish with a reliable aluminum cleaner to keep them bright.
Wright Plane Packed in London Museum Cellar
The Wright brothers and the 1903 Kitty Hawk aircraft are stored in a cellar at the Science Museum in South Kensington near London to protect the historic plane from air raid damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvill
Vicbur Wright
Kitty Hawk
N Co
Te Science Museum
South Kensington
London
England
Interceptor Plane Fuel Efficiency Questioned
An unnamed interceptor plane with 1,000 horsepower rotaries burns fuel at 83 gallons per hour or a quart every eleven minutes when computed at one half pound of fuel per horsepower per hour. The text presents conflicting figures for fuel rate and efficiency calculations.
Propagate Lilacs By Propagation Or Replanting Suckers
Lilacs can be propagated by rooting suckers or replanting shoots from the mature shrub. Proper care includes selecting healthy suckers, preparing the root area, and providing adequate water while establishing new plants.
Perry the Pear Cider Popular in France and England
Perry is an alcoholic beverage made from pears enjoyed in France and England. The drink forms part of traditional European brewing culture and circulates in multiple regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
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Nes
Glory
Richart
Arlen Ft
Nan J Pareee
Pryor Sora Wars Curt
FOX
Tavenport
Gene Reynolds
Stern
Columbia Picture
Donald Duck
Donald
Sport Parade
District Court of
Wm. H. H. Rousseau
Sion
City
OR. P. L. Etter Osteopathic
S. Iowa
Washington Dairy
Frank Stransky
Walter Smith
Will Brown
H. Woolsey
Carl T. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Woolsey
Carl Oldfield
Carl D. Anderson
Ralph Flynn
Timothy
Phyllis
Farm Business Association
Frank and Marion Stransky
Helen Anderson
Carl T
Honey Martin
Crawfordsville
A. F. Martin
Bernie Crump
Lancaster
Floyd Landtses
Livionia
Arley Lamb
Bloomfield
Harry Martin
New London
John A. Lang
Wyman
Clarence Brown
Francis Martin
Burlington
Rocking Chair
The
New York Times
Roosevelt
Jordan
Reidsville, Georgia
Max Boone
Aren and
Philip
Iowa City
Rose Davies
Edward B. McClean
Mr. McClean
Joseph Colebro
Colebro
Joe
Times
Gertrude Bowman
Gertrude
Elizabet Fisher
Cb. A.B
Mrs. Roberts
D A. R
Elizabeth
Miss Fisher
Jack Lytle
Bob
Jack
Marion
Washington Street
Work
Morrisone
Dunham Morrison
South
Iowa Avenue
Ooes
Robert Reaney
Junction
Wilness
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Canada
Newfoundland
Joint Board of Defense
Ogdensburg
Dominion
Bath
T. Col. Logan
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Ames
Rath
Tama
Black Hawk
Kath Packing Company
Famous Circle Cocktail Lounge
Et Sil
I Hotel
Planters
Clark
Loop
Wright
Sam James
Moore's
Pnam Yee
Ear St
Ill
Harry L. Hopkins
Josef Stalin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Capital
Hopkins
Far East
Stalin
U. S
Russia
Germany
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