Gibson Bank Suit Answer Filings Stir Osage County Case
An Answer to depositors in the Farmers and Merchants Savings bank case was filed in Oskaloosa before Judge D W Hamilton. Receiver Leach and attorneys state superintendent Teach and Attorney General Gibson argue the settlement may not be best for depositors but seek to protect creditors while pursuing liquidation. The filing details guarantor actions, proposed sale of the bank building for 50000 with 26000 cash by March 1 1925, and emphasizes the receiver’s good faith and aims to maximize recoveries totaling about 255606 against a 270000 guaranty signed December 27 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kilware
District Court
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Robertl. Teach
Ben J Gibson
Iowa
D. Morrison
Washington
Oskaloosa
D. W. Hamilton
Mr. Jones
H. R. Knight
Ead
Leach
Court Set To Meet Again Saturday In Division
Judge Charles A Fewey presided in district court last Saturday adjourning to next Saturday to hear business. In Burham vs Foss a receiver was appointed with bond $2500. Probate orders and other matters were handled. Trusteeship of David McLaughlin awaiting further hearing after objections filed.
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Charles A. Fewey
Elmer Burham
L. A. Foss
David McLaughlin
Hundreds use Y M C A facilities daily in three weeks
Secretary Kreider and Physical Director Richard Davis report gym, pool, and community room use rising in the Washington D. C. area Y since opening. About 1035 on floor or pool, 400 women in pool sessions, 551 members including 289 men and 268 boys, with $7,595.25 collected. Junior High basketball results listed and a youth luncheon held in the community room.
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Harry Kreider
Richard Davis
Washington D. M
Davis
Kreider
Davin
Bears
Tigers & Owls
Panthers
Foxes
Eagles
Wolves
Avery
Coyotes
Rabbits
Stutsman Named Candidate for Washington School Board
Nomination papers filed with the secretary of the school board show Stutsman as a candidate for re election to the Washington school board. He will oppose Dr Masson whose papers were submitted the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Tr Boe Stutsman
Washington School Board
Stutsman
Wo J Masson
Washington girls top Columbus Junction in second half
Washington high school girls basketball defeated Columbus Junction 17 to 12 on Junction floor after a slow start. They trailed 11 to 9 at halftime, then shut out the Junction team to claim the win and will meet Washington again next Friday as a lead in to the Washington Burlington boys game.
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Hetc
Washington High School
Columbus Junction
Washington Girls
Muscatine
Junctionites
Junction Girls
Washington
Starr
Johnson
Brenneman
Allen
Alsip
Haney
Clark
Lowe
Maney
Clarke
Referer
Nichotlas
Coulston
Colts
Washiigton
Badham
Summering
Bales
Crane
Carter
Howell
Hanft
Ruston
Diller
Duncan
Rhodes
Bad Ham
Eastwood
Simmering
McKeone
Crone
Conner
Orris
Teel
Bree
Simmerue
Wantt
Neotico Clewr de Lis Club Meeting and Public Notices
The Neotico Clewr de Lis club will meet Thursdays afternoon with Mrs Ever ett Stewart. A purebred white collie is offered for sale with papers. call 665 green 713. The evening sermon on Acts chapter ten emphasized a prepared preacher message and people, concluding that holy living sacrifices invite divine blessing. Week activities include joint session and trustees meeting, Girls Missionary Society and Young Women's Missionary Society gatherings, and a midweek prayer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neotico
Clewr de Lis Club
Everett Stewart
Carmelius
Girls Missionary Society
Irene DelLong
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Carolyn Hentilton
N Anwyl
Eva Livingston
William Matthews
Methodist Church
Echoes from Services at First U. P. Church
In morning service the pastor preached on A Rebel Captured from Acts 6 10, stressing God’s individual dealings with each person and the need to decide for or against God. Temporalizing leads to rejection, while accepting truth invests life accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First U. P. Church
Jesus
Tarsus
Ainsworth Edges Washington 15 14 In Tight Local Game
Ainsworth defeated Washington 15 to 14 on the local floor in a close contest. Wolfe led Ainsworth with strong floor play and scoring, while Washington pressed with teamwork but struggled at the basket. The Washington second team lost 26 to 1 to Columbus Junction.
Wanted Three Girls in the Packing Room
An old classified notice from American Pearl Hutton Co. seeks three female workers for packing room duties at location W138. The terse ad emphasizes immediate employment opportunities.
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American Pearl Hutton Co
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Gibson
Nore
Tony
Junior Hi Basket League
Ainsworth
HOOP
Lovie
Ainsworth High School
Woohtavton
Wolfe
Aisworth
Eullery
Washington Hlwell
Weaver
Hill
Duke
Thompson
Kallous
Wards
McKiernan
Marsh
Kolosick
McConnell
Tobin
Elwell
Maren
Reeferee
Linear
Wyman
Brown’s Tire Shop
Evening Journal
Care Journal
George McChareh
Green
Iit
Wyandotte
Call
R. Gallagher
Inquire Journal Office
Fir
Kor Sal
Glen Anderson
Riley Miller Farm
Calt City
Ross McCoy
Lowa
Route One
Stitfeed
Henry Berdo
Lyon
Donald G. Anderson
M. E. Church
A.’’ Benefit
Mr. Anderson
Miss Hunter
Commercial Bank
Donald Applegate
Jose Clip
Wrile
Lyon Baking Company
Lloyd W. Martin
Dublin
Bird
St. Tel
Frank H. Gray
Nenbator
Frank Stransky
Wellman
Cannon Bros, Ranch
Wright
Tom Barron
Elmer Macon
Mareh
Joth
Walter Littly
William Darbyshire
B. 2Nd Street
Wrest Madison Street
BiAkhar Bros
Wis
Pnouse
George Mann
Osie
Yo M,c. A
Willard Battery
Blaine Holmes
Sore
Notity Wade Gardner
Arnold
F. & M. Bank Bldg
Shine
Door
T Simrise
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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