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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

7

District Court Notice in Washington County Iowa 1934

Plaintiffs J M Bratten L K E Dunlap and W H Stephen trustees inform defendants J J Mills Nellie Chapman Lela Bowers Zella Starr Edna Stout Byron Mills Fred H Mills Robert Griffith and John H Brant Company that a petition will be on file before August 9 1934 alleging ownership of a note executed by J J Mills and Martha C Mills for 520.00. Exhibit A attached.

Washington County Iowa J. J. Mills Nellie Chapman Lela Bowers Zella_ Starr Edna Stout Byron Mills Fred H. Mills Robert Griffith John H. Brant District Court of Martha C. Mills

Mortgage Foreclosure Notice Seeks First Lien Sale

The petition outlines a $205.11 note and a mortgage on Washington County Iowa real estate, specifically the South Half of Lot 30 and related portions in Rousseau’s Subdivision. It seeks foreclosure, a first lien upon the property, appointment of a receiver, and sale to satisfy the judgment. Unless defendants answer by September 10 1984 default will be entered.

Washington County Iowa Lot Rousseau City Washington J. J. Mills

Hote Shoktley reunion and local alumni gatherings announced

The Hote Shoktley reunion is set for Tuesday August 14 at Sunset Park Washington. Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families are invited to Cone Lake for a picnic dinner Sunday bringing baskets and linen. Goshen college Alumni meet August 19 at Snake Hollow School with Dean H S Bender as speaker. Hoosier Bend reunion also at Sunset Park Washington August 14 with a 12:30 picnic dinner for district staff and families.

Sunset Park Washington Odd Fellows Rebekahs Cone Lake Paul Harvey A. Ruebsam Floyd Murdock John Simmering, Jr Goshen College Alumni Association Snake Hollow Kalona H S. Bender Goshen College Hoosier Bend

Many Happy 7: Birthday notices and family greetings

Raymond Carter plans to celebrate his third birthday today August 9 by bringing his new ball and bat to show his grandfather L R Carter of seven miles north of Washington. He will have dinner with grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Dittmer. A birthday wish goes to Mrs Harold James of Williamsburg formerly Emma R B Pine of North English. Doris Zeck and family mark several birthdays including Doris on August 3 Mary on August 1 and George on July 3. The Dizzy Dozen girls celebrate birthdays with a slumber party at Ruth Dupuis home after a kittenhall game with midnight refreshments. Lois Sartor’s birthday is August 3 and Betty Hamil and Maxine Allen share August 7.

Raymond Carter Raymond L. R. Carter Washington Rt. 3 Henry Dittmer Harold James Williamsburg Emma RB. Pine North English J. M. Licoyd Ralph Zeck Zeck J. K. Zeck Doris Zeck Mary Zeck George Zeck Dizzy Dozen Ruth Dupuis Lois Sartor Betty Hamil Maxine Allen Ruth

Birthday party for girls hosted by Mrs Dupuis

Mrs Dupuis served breakfast to the girls. The hostesses and honorees include Elizabeth Brown Wanda Casper June Gorham Virginia Kephart Doris Klepfer Lucile Mangold Marjorie Means and Frances Hayes. Frances could not attend the birthday party.

Friendly Social Club Meeting and Park Picnic Notes

The Friendly Social club met Tuesday with Mrs. Himmelreich hosting eleven members and three guests. Ros Lewis was elected a new member and plans were made for the September meeting at Mrs. Prank Schneider’s home. The Harmony club hosted a Sunset Park picnic for fifteen families with ice cream and cake and a men’s horseshoe game. The Jolly Farm Bureau club enjoyed an Aug 2 ice cream supper at Crawfordsville tourist park with twenty eight attendees and five cakes. The Sunshine Community club held a meeting at Mrs. Koehler’s home with a roll call on plant care and a children’s program. a picnic is planned. The White Way club met Aug 7 at Mrs. Rittenhouse’s home and planned a Sunset Park picnic for Aug 21 with contests and a two‑course lunch.

M. Himmelreich Anna Kephart Bowers Chicago Lloyd Lovelett Jennie Strum Miss Strum Harmony Club Sunset Park Myr Farm Bureau Club Crawfordsville Will Wooley Harley Rhea Tom Ripley Bert Heaseltine Clarence Moorhead Joe Schlatter Frank Sands Charles Curtis Sunshine Community Club John Koehler Frank Moore Lawrence Sunshine Community Ainsworth White Way Club W. B. Rittenhouse Woodard Porter Lyle Troy Forinash Booth Fred Forinash Rittenhouse

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