Thanksgiving guests and local gatherings in Noble
Thanksgiving dinner and Sunday meals fill Noble as families visit from nearby towns. Names mentioned include Frey, Graber, Wenger, Zook, Smith, Wittmer, Golson, Rich, and others visiting homes of Frey, Roth, Bare, and related households over the holiday weekend. Several residents report extended visits and a finger injury at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Bare
Peter Graber
Hannah
Elmer Graber
Glen Graber
Elmer Smith
Ralph Golson
J. M. Rich
Henry Mast
Crawfordsville
Joe Mast
O. F. Frey
8. C
Everette Westen
Havre
Jean Frey
EF. J. Frey
Haskins
BK. J
Jean
Wes Golson
Fvyerette
Ister
Ralph
Mt. Pleasant
Wayne Caldwell
Kenneth
Lockridge
Edward Go
Local News From Ainsworth Area and Legal Notice
Mrs Duane Hazen visited her sister near Ainsworth with other relatives and friends. William Dea and wife observed their 25th wedding anniversary. A group including Mrs Sadie Hollinger and Mrs Brock spent time at the Fred D Brock home in South English. The notice also lists parties and a long legal description of real estate in Washington County Iowa with a petition to quiet title in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Meredith
Duane Hazen
Ainsworth
Co. L. McGill
Harry Stone
Centralia
Mame T. Brock
William Dea
Sadie Hollinger
Fred D. Brock
South English
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Multistate District Court Case Lists Plaintiffs and Defendants
In Washington County Iowa District Court a large docket lists B M O Beirn and Katherine O Beirn as plaintiffs and Thomas Coulthurst Tunis Hulick Polly Ann Hulick Mary Ann Hulick Isaac Hulick Lewis Hulick and many others as defendants. The filing names numerous Hulick Ellsworth Kell and Mize family members along with various spouses and executors in a sprawling civil action. The lengthy roster includes entities Taft Brownson Co and related parties indicating a broad dispute likely involving estates and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Edmondson
R. C. Edmondson
Abraham Hulick
Eleanor Hullck
Elizabeth Reynolds
8. S. Hutchinson
Allice Mickey
E.L. Mickey
Eva Mickey
M. F. Mickey
Mary L Campbell
Taft
Brownson & Taft
Lewis Flewlick
Washington County
Iowa
Thomas Coulthurst
Tunis Hulick
Polly Ann Hulick
Mary Ann Hulick
Isaac Hulick
Lewis Hulick
Margaret Ann Hulick
Newel Taft
Morton Brownson
Edward P. Taft
Thos. Coulthurst
Brownson & Co
Taft, Brownson & Co
Theodora Hulick
Thedora Hulick
J. B. Orris
Mary J. Orris
Zachariah McGannon
Elizabeth McGannon
Jonas Kell
May Jane Orris
Mary Jane Orris
Zacharis M. C. MeGanon
Elizabeth F. McGanon
Margaret Ellsworth
G. A. Ellsworth
Charlotte Ellsworth
Marietta Ellsworth
James C. Ellsworth
Charlotta Ellsworth
Marttia F. Elsworth
Marttia FE. Ellsworth
Marttia Ellsworth
Penelope A. Kell
Thomas Colthurst
Penelope Kell
George H. Kell
Sarah H. Kell
Eliza Wilson
John M. Kell
Charl. F. Kell
Jonas W. Kell
Amy J. Hayden
Sarah N. Kell
John T. Long
Emeline L. Long
Charity I. Hayden
Amy F. Jackson
Charity I. Caringer
Charity J. Carringer
Geo. H. Kell
Thomas Temple
C. James
Alpheus P. Graham
Ann F. Graham
Joseph H. Hamil
Jane C. Hamil
Rachel J. Hamil
D. GC. Hamil
Joseph Hamil
Jane CC. Me. Laughlin
R. H. Hamil
Reuben H. Hamil
May M. Hamil
Mary M. Hamil
Robert A. Hamill
Margaret Hamill
James H. Hamill
Commodore Mize
Mary A. Temple
M. G. Campbell
Abraham Pratts
R. G. West
C. A. West
Robert G. West
W. G. Campbell
Edward Stone
Sarah Stone
William Marr
Eliza Marr
Joseph Sewell
Joseph Sewel
James Sewel
Mary Sewel
Jane C. Maxwell
S. D. Maxwell
Wilson M. Moore
W. M. Moore
Matilda Moore
Daniel Mickey
Jonathan Mickey
Linda Mickey
Jessee W. Mickey
D. W. Mickey
Harry F. Mickey
Mary Toler
Emma Hutecb
Wellman Men Husk Corn for Relative Ill with Tularemia
Relatives report Loren Van Doren ill with tularemia at his home near Seymour. Six Wellman men including Joe Starr and Jonas Gnagy helped husk Van Doren’s corn in Seymour. The note mentions a court petition involving multiple defendants and a January 1939 court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Loren van Doren
Seymour
van Doren
Marie Shettler
Coppock Family Visits Ottumwa Friend Amid Thanksgiving Gatherings
In Coppock on December 1 Mrs Ella Merchant returns home after nursing a newborn at the Coon household near Columbus Junction. The Dold family of Rome visited their sister Mrs Rose Whited in Ottumwa where she remains bedridden with arthritis. Families from several towns joined Thanksgiving dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Davison and by Mr and Mrs Fred Edwards. A play by Eulalia Benson and pupils is planned for Wapello. Linda the newborn daughter of Lloyd Arbogast weighs 74 pounds and was born November 25.
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Coppock
Ella Merchant
Coon
Columbus Junction
Charles Davison
Howard Wagner
Fred Waxner
Roland Armstroke
Floyd Wagner
Roy Davison
Leroy Bain
Sherm Watson
Earl Dickinson
Virginia Davison
John W. Davison
Fred Edwards
Widmer
Wayland
Harry Miller
Ainsworth
Emma Merrick
Little York
Claude Carpenter
Glenn Hesser
William Havenstein
Eulalia Benson
Wapello
Snow White
Gleede Cold
Evelyn
Burlington
Lioyd Arbogast
Linda
E. E. Nichols
Flair and a Nose for News
The note explains the word flair as a plain French term meaning having a nose for things. It highlights its common use in English as a skilled instinct or instinctive feel for opportunities or quality.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Community News
Coral Kinsinger Si mon Kinsinger and Albert Stoutner joined by Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Stoutner post visit with Martha Foster in Washington. Mina Hall assists Benteco store during Christmas rush as Gary Grover visits area. Benteco managers district meeting at Sigourney. John Bissy visits Kalona area. Nate Wilson and son Eddie dine with EB C Jones family. Enos Steeckley learns his father Jake Steckley dies in Milherton Ontario, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. C. Foster
E. C. Jones
Martha Foster
Washington
Mina Hall
Benteco
Gary Grover
Matlock
Will Turnipseed
K. D. Miller
Ralph Bringman
Wellman Benteco
Sigourney
John Bissy
Gordon Miller
Kalona
Nate Wilson
Eddie
West Liberty
C. Jones
Enos Steeckley
Jake Steckley
Milherton
Ontario
Canada
Educational Leaders on Program of Hi Y Session Here Dec 9 10
Washington hosts the Eastern Hi Y assembly for high school boys with Dr. Frank Slutz of Dayton as principal speaker on Living in a Christian Democracy. The event includes planned discussion groups led by district educators. about 150 boys are expected from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Slutz
Dayton
Ohio
Goubt
United States
Schools of
Davenport
George Fields
Washington High School
Dr. Hinkhouse
Local Social Roundup From R3 Washington Area
Mrs Milton Maas hosts Thanksgiving turkey dinner with Omer Green Albert Maas Alli son Maas and others. Visitors include E H Holmes, Harrison Holmes, Mrs Brinning, Ida Cavender and more. Mil ton Maas family mourns Mrs Teets death. Merit Booth sale and Prairie Flower ladies lunch draw attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Maas
Washington
R. R
W. C. Holmes
E. H. Holmes
Sioux Rapids
Harrison
Colorado
Holmes
Lawrence
Bernard Swift
Caldwell
Maas
Keota
Willard Teets
Teets
Allison Maas
Brinning
Leonard Brinning
Near West Chester
Albert Maas
Omer Green
Wellman
Card of Thanks for Fire Help from Anwyl Family
Ainsworth residents thank those who helped during a house fire on Dec 2 expressing deep appreciation from Mr and Mrs Fred Anwyl for the assistance received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Fred Anwyl
Alloyed Steel Chains Prove Stronger in Tests
Scientific American notes that alloy steel chains seven eighths of an inch in diameter gain greater strength when alloyed with nickel and molybdenum, becoming three times as strong as unalloyed chains of the same size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Towns With Eagle Names Dot U.S. Landscape
More than 100 towns and cities across the United States bear names containing the national bird, the eagle. The pattern spans multiple states and reflects a widespread naming tradition tied to American symbolism.
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United States
Thanksgiving in Pilotburg Community Notes
Cold but beautiful Thanksgiving day in Pilotburg with families dining together. Illnesses touched local households as Lester Leeper recovered from pneumonia at Washington Hospital and Terry and several others suffered colds. Visitors include Carl Bauer from Estes Park and Carl D. Anderson's guests. Pilotburg Ladies Aid to meet December 8 for officer elections and a Christmas exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotburg
Frank Leepers
Lester
Washington
Terry
Dow Bishop
John Bauvers
Helen Anderson
Iowa City
Carl T. Anderson
Charlie Shaffer
Wellman
Anderson
Ralph Ashby
Charles Ashby
Martha
David
Jimmy
Leatha
Ottumwa
Percy
Mariam
David Ashby
Great Lakes
Carl Bauer
Estes Park
Colo
Wayne Stransky
Albert Stransky
Joe Vodicka
Glenn Chalupa
Kenneth
Farmers urged to join American Farm Bureau convention
Farmers from every state are invited to an educational vacation trip to the American Farm Bureau annual convention in New Orleans from December 12 to 15. County Agent Roudabush offers details on this inspiring gathering of progressive farm people.
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American Farm Bureau
New Orleans
Roudabush
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