Eclipse Lumber seeks lien foreclosure on Iowa property
District Court of Iowa in Washington County sees Eclipse Lumber Company file a petition against Wm H Hightshoe claiming a mechanic's lien on Part of SE Quarter of SW Quarter Section 18 Township 75 North Range 6 West. Materials furnished Aug 25 1938 to Sept 14 1938 totaling 206.30 plus interest and 1.00 costs. Prayer includes foreclosure sale, receiver appointment and relief. Default warning if no appearance by Sept 11 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Hightshoe
District Court of Iowa
Washington County
Eclipse Lumber Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Auditor's
Iowa
District Court of Town
Ticket sales basics at local depot and outlets
Note states tickets for trips nationwide available at Bus Depot Candy Kitchen North Ride Square. Purchases cover entire trip from coast to coast. Agent: Al Cantoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Kitchen
North Ride Square
AL Cantoni
Administrative notice of estate handling in Riverside Iowa
Executors named Edward Havel and Blanch Havel administer the estate in Riverside Iowa with parties including Eclipse Lumber Company Howell Shrader Drug Company and Guarantee Life Insurance Company involved. Washington County records list Hazel Hirthe Lloyd Blythe for probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Edward Havel
Ed J. Havel
Farmer's Union Xchange
A Corporation
Riverside
Iowa
Eclipse Lumber Company
Haskins
Howell Shrader Drug Company
Juaranty Life Insurance Company
Blanch Havel
Washington County
Hazel Hirthe
Lioyd Blythe
Batate of
Foreclosure Petition Involving Edward Havel and Realty
The petition and amendment filed in Washington County Iowa request judgment against Edward Havel for 10774.64 dollars with interest and costs on a promissory note from October 27, 1928. It seeks foreclosure of a mortgage to Washington Loan & Trust Company and sale of real estate described as the south half of the northwest quarter in a certain township. The case notes a prior foreclosure sale on June 23, 1939, and warns defendants to appear before the Sept 11, 1929 term to avoid default and further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Washington County
Towa
Edward Havel
Edward Havet
Washington Loan & Trust Company
A.D
Exid
District Court
Iowa
Washington
Tom K. Murrow
Plaimatiff
Pleasant Hill social ties and local visits noted
Pleasant Hill report by Mrs. Earl Kephart lists Tuesday ice cream social at Cotter with Velma Kephart visiting Alice Wall. Numerous Sunday calls and visits to relatives including the Erlenbush, Dickinson, Wasson, Kephart, Caldwell, and Chalupa families. haying crews and farm chores accompany the weekend activities and hospital visit for Will Harvey of Wapello.
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Pleasant Hill
Velma Kephart
Alice Wall
Cotter
William Wasson
Louise
Gene Davis
Jimmy Hardin
Clyde Lamberts
Olive Swift
Sadie Miller
Juanita
Ed Brofy
Lizzie Corbin
Vincent Beliel
Marguerite Caldwell
Curtiss Long
Lee Hesseltine
Liveyrd Dickinson
Priscilla
Gerald Inickinson
Washington
Hetty Chalupa
Eugenia Dickinson
Jake Dicky
Orville Harvey
Mt. Plaska
John Erlenbush
Sun
Mrs James Monroe Smith Visits Jail Amid LSU Scandal
Mrs. James Monroe Smith, wife of Dr. James Monroe Smith former LSU president, walks a Baton Rouge jail corridor to visit her husband who faces multiple indictments for alleged embezzlement of university funds. She is also indicted for allegedly aiding his escape to Canada where he was arrested.
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James Monroe Smith
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Local social notes from Washington to Lake MacBride
Lillian Bell and Opal Bell shopped in Washington while Margaret Bedford of What Cheer visits the Henry Durran home. Mr and Mrs Glennwood Gingerich Judith Kay and Mr and Mrs George Miller with Teddy and Jackie spent Sunday at Lake MacBride. Madline Fritz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Fritz, is ill. Emery Gingerich Mrs Helen Reece and Mrs Winifred McGray spent Sunday afternoon at Lake MacBride.
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Lillian Bell
Opal Bell
Washington
Margaret Bedford
What Cheer
Henry Durran
Glennwood Gingerich
Judith Kay
George Miller
Teddy
Jackie
Lake MacBride
Madline Fritz
Frank Fritz
Emery Gingerich
Helen Reece
Winifred McGray
Tennyson Described By Carlyle At Age Thirty Three
Carlyle portrays Alfred Nobel Tennyson at thirty three as one of the finest looking men with a massive yet delicate aquiline face and dusky hair. He is tall with hazel eyes and a somber air that grows more imposing in later years.
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Carlyle
Tennyson
Mrs. Paul Dove Visits Wellman Home From Minneapolis
Mrs. Paul Dove of Minneapolis Minnesota spends a couple of weeks at the Wellman home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Eckhardt while her husband is at a Kansas military camp. Others in town include Nallie Eckhardt at the Barnie Wetrich place and Blanch Rock from Dubuque visiting Lloyd Durst family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Paul Dove
Minneapolis
Minn
Will Eckhardt
Kansas
Nallie Eckhardt
Barnie Wetrich
Tony Harvey
Tuscon
Arizona
Wayne Simerman
Chicago
Cc. C. Gardner
Myrtle Simerman
Blanch Rock of Dubuque
Lloyd Durst
Roy Durtan
Kenneth
Colorado Springs
Estes Park
Cheyene
Wyoming
Sorghum Produces Molasses From Pressed Juice
Sorghum grows well in northern latitudes and withstands harsh conditions. The juice from sorghum stalks is pressed and evaporated to yield a rich molasses.
Toledo Schools Radio Receivers Free to Program
In Toledo 161 radio receivers span 60 schools, yet the board has never funded radio education. Equipment came to schools as gifts, reflecting a sparsity of official support for the program.
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Toledo
Board of Education
Purple Heart Order veterans group formed in Ansonia Conn
The Purple Heart Order founded at Ansonia Connecticut is the only national organization in the United States limited to war veterans wounded in action or awarded the meritorious citation certificate by the commander in chief of the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Ansonia
Conn
United States
Antelope Enticed by Curiosity Attracts Hunters’ Lures
The American Wildlife Institute says the antelope’s curiosity makes it its own enemy. Hunters exploit this trait by lying in wait and signaling with bandanas or by prone poses, drawing thousands into range. The curious animal then meets the hunter’s gun at close distance.
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American Wildlife Institute
St Patrick Born in Wales and Roman Era Roots
The narrative notes St Patrick as a Welsh born Roman citizen. His father, a Celt and Roman official named Kelpurnius, belonged to an aristocratic family as shown by St Patrick’s Latin name Patricius. His native tongue is described as Welsh or a similar language.
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St. Patrick
Wales
Kelpurnius
Patricius
Stradivari of the Bow Francois Tourte
Tourte, renowned as the Stradivari of the bow, dominated early nineteenth century violin making and is celebrated as the greatest bow maker in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stradivari
Francois Tourte
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Imber
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Baldrigke
Gruen
Westphal the Jeweler
Washington Lodge
A. M
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W. M
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
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Eastround
California
Om L. Goodlander
Sunde GC
F. Anderson
O.M
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Davenport-Kansas City
Southwest
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Southwest Limited
Geparie Acnewcoe
W.C. Bell
Burlington Trailways
Omaha
District Court of the State
A. D
Banker Life Company
Severs
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Mre
Sam Miller
Kansas City
E. Blythe
T. A. Mtchels
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Roy Garmoe
Torn
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Ian Hunter
Frank Morgan
Vienna
TNR
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Montezuma
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George Corbin
James Brook
L. B. Hanan
Frank Kepharts
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Mr. Pleasant
Roy Foss
Froward Caldwell
Wil Caldwell
Frank Henderson
John Ganon
Farer
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A. EB. Kephart
Roy
Esther Bell Anderson
Ing
Warren Groff
John
Alvin Shebeck
Howard
Sam
Lawrence
Clark
Everette Baker
Mable Baker
Homer
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Lloyd Anderson
Paulette Goddard
Peggy Carroll
Toledo School Radios
Frank Buck
Jungle
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