Washington Loan & Trust sues over note and mortgage
In Washington County Iowa November Term 1928 the Washington Loan and Trust Company files a petition against Bertha A Miller John LeRoy Miller Emma Lucile Miller William Leon Miller claiming ownership of a promissory note for 100 dollars with interest signed by Frank W Miller and Grace Miller and secured by a mortgage on Lonine in Miller's Addition to the town now city of Washington County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Washington County
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Frank W. Miller
Grace Miller
Iowa
Lonine
Miler
Melo removes hard water ring in wash cycles
A vintage ad explains hard water causes soap scum and dirty rings in washtubs and fabrics. It claims Melo softens water, prevents scum, preserves whiteness, boosts soap effectiveness, and saves soap, available at grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Washington Iowa
Court action filed in the District Court of Washington County Iowa seeking foreclosure of a joint promissory note and mortgage on real estate. The plaintiff alleges default on payments taxes and insurance and seeks judgment for $19.63 with interest and the appointment of a receiver to collect rents and profits. The notice requires defendants to appear by noon on the next term start date to avoid default and entry of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Recorder
T. S
Home Builders Loan Department
District Court
City of
Washington County
Iowa
E. J. Harmeter
Community notes from Columbus Junction and area
Martha Butler reports on church and club activities in Columbus Junction. Hostesses at the Alfal Hour club gathering, conservation talks, potluck at Whatsoever society, and visits by Lizzie Buffington follow a busy civic week. Louisa county farm bureau adds 85 new members since January 1 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mary McKee
Ma. Summers
J. 8. Blair
Charles Eliason
Whatsoever Society of the Methodist Church
A. H. Ohlson
Lizzie Buffington
Clear Lake
Winfield
Riverside hosts 17th district relief corps convention
The Robert Alea relief corps held its 17th district annual convention at the Masonic hall in Riverside with over 200 attendees and delegates from Ainsworth Cotter Columbus Junction Fairfield Burlington Grandview Iowa City Kalona Cedar Rapids Morning Sun Wapello Washington Wellman West Chester and Winfield. Department President Mrs. Bertha Patrick of Boone and other officers were present. The event opened with a prayer, delegates filed reports, and the Denver nation convention report was read along with a paper on child welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Bryson
Washington
Nation
Denver
Irma Heilman
Sadie Hollinger
Banking moves Bring Andersons, MacCrabbs Back to Roots
Mark Anderson leaves Se curity Savings bank Wellman to become cashier at New Sharon bank after selling his interest. Max McCrabb returns to Wellman to fill assistant cashier role. The Andersons relocate, McCrabbs join Wellman staff, and both families are welcomed back to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Anderson
Security Savings Bank
Wellman
Max McCrabb
New Sharon
Anderson
Max Macrabb
Max
Kinross
McCrabb
Lime Creek
Stock cattle unloaded and shipped from Wellston
Stock cattle were unloaded at Wellston by W. E. Augustine, Mark Churchill, Al Augustine, Dave Munro and Jake Ramsay. Live stock were shipped out this week by Elmer Kolosick and Wim Brin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
W. E. Augustine
Mark Churchill
al Augustine
Dave Munro
Jake Ramsay
Elmer Kolosick
Wim. Brin
Dutch Creek float shines in fall festival parade
The Dutch Creek float with attractive girls led the town parade with neighbor exhibits praised. Visitors from California joined Chas Griffith and daughter H J Kemp and Bobbie as well as Chrs Brinning family at Will Brinning timber gathering. Rob ert Miksch and Beulah drove to Ottumwa. intruders entered Chrs Brinning home while away, taking several articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Ira Miksch
Chas. Griffith
H. J. Kemp
Bobbie
California
Chas
Lemley
John Pales
Will
Dutch Creek
Pleasant Fall Weather Prompts Work and Travel Plans
Rubio L G Johnson notes agreeable autumn days for farm tasks and travel. Ardith Laithly enjoyed a weekend at home while Clayton Parcel visited Iowa City to see ailing wife. Donna Ferne born to Mr and Mrs Loren Fleig at Fairfield hospital.
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Rubio
Ardith Laithly
Clayton Parcel
Iowa City
Loren Fleig
Fairfield Hospital
Donna Ferne
Grandma
Meeting for Farors Union Held in Town Tuesday
The report notes a town meeting Tuesday to organize a farmers union. Miss Violet Ireland had an accident with her father's car in Richland last week and her cousin Jessie Verne Waggoner sustained a head gash. The car was damaged but occupants were lucky. Lacey Cook runs the water tank pump while Jim Miller recovers. Clarence Pringle will farm the old Sill Bales place next year, owned by F. M. Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farors
Violet Ireland
Richland
Jessie Verne
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Court OF Iowa
Bertha A. Miller
John LeRoy Miller
Emma Lucile Miller
William Leon Miller
MELC
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Town Crier
Great Southwest
Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
St. Marys Hall
Anna Griffin
Riverside
Ira L. Mikech
Flieg
Eby
J. J. Lemmon's Pharmacy
Sherman Bros
A. E. Sands
Ainsworth
Doan
Doan’s
Foster- Milburn Co
Mig Chem
Buffalo, NY
Knotek
Duroes
Kalona
Broadcaster
Fancy Stilts
America
Durocs
Minnesota
Ist
Young Herd
Nebraska
Col. M. HW. Cruise
Omaha, Neb
F. FP. DeVore
Duroe Journal
Omaha
B. R. Evans
Duroe Sentinel
Des Moines
Perry Hanks
See’s Record Association
Paul L. Gorham
Evening Journal
Riverside, Iowa
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