Motts heirs seek partition of Iowa real estate in Washington County
In Iowa District Court of Washington County the plaintiff Leon L. Motts seeks partition of Lot 5, Block 1 and Lot 11, Block 2 in Miller's Addition through a referee. The petition details decedents Fred D. Motts and Nora M. Easley with multiple Motts heirs and unknowns, listing shares for Thomas F. Motts, Ralph A. Motts, Robert W. Motts, Howard M. Motts, Helen M. Stevens, Nora Motts Easley heirs, and Mary Williams widow of Walter B. Williams, arguing debts exceed estate value and title cannot be partitioned without a referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Motts
Robert W. Motts
Howard M. Motts
Helen M. Stevens
Sally Shelton
Arthur Jackson
Ralph V. Bauer
Walter B. Williams
Mary Williams
John B. Easley
Eugene Mallory Black
Arprove
Washington County
Iowa
City of Washington
Miller
South Washington
Plains
Fred D. Motts
Washington
Leon L. Motts
Ralph A. Motts
Helen J. Motts
Stevens
Nora Motts
Easley
Madeline S. Motts
Recorder
Mary Motts
Narrig L. Black
Nora Motts Easley
Nora M. Easley
Norris L. Black
Narris L. Black
Howard L Motts
Helen Motts Stevens
Ivo Bergs Return From Ten Day Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Ivo Berg return from a ten day vacation through the western states with notes on cool weather. Dyann and Linda Kay stayed with Grandm aker near Harper. L F Duwa hosts guests including Arthur Bowe of Evanston I at dinner. Pauline Coon and Bob of St Paul visit Duwa family. Tony Redeker at a North English plowing contest. Vern Escher and family visit Laubacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Escher
Salem
Ivo Berg
Dyann
Linda Kay
Harper
L. F. Duwa
Arthur Bowe
Evanston
Pauline Coon
Bob
St. Paul
Lucille Thoman
Tony Redeker
North English
Shirley Ann
Ronald
Lester Lauback
Central College Choir Sings in Pella Tour
Russell Miller of Crawfordsville a Central college senior bassist in a cappella choir of five voices performs in concerts in Pella and vicinity with a spring tour. Central College reports record enrollment across 18 states and four foreign nations with twenty denominations represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Russell Miller
Harold Miller
Crawfordsville
Central College
Central
Partition notice in Washington Iowa on Walter Williams estate
Court summons stating the partition of real estate among heirs and creditors. It orders a referee to distribute proceeds, pay debts, and levy attorney fees as liens. Appearance required by November 10 1947 or default judgment will be entered. Livingston and Day attorneys for the plaintiff in Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jackson
Eugene Mallory Black
Norris L. Black
Narris L Black
Ruth Anetta Williams
Narris L. Black
Walter B. Williams
Iowa
Norris L Black
Walter B Williams
Mary Williams
John B. Easley
Washington
Washington County
Entertains Club At Eastman Cabin
Mrs. Jay Eastman hosted 14 members and two guests of the Alpha club at the Eastman cabin by Lake McBride. The group shared a cooperative noon dinner and a social hour with sight seeing and conversation after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Jay Eastman
Alpha Club
Eastman Cabin
Lake McBride
Riverside Garden Club Entertains Members at Home
Riverside residents share a club gathering at Mrs. Celia Safourek’s home with a program on Why Birds Fly at Night led by Mrs. Katharine Lu Thomann. A luncheon followed, with upcoming hosting planned by Mrs. George Teatseh and co hostess Mrs. Hazel Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Garden Club
Celia Safourek
Katherine LU. Thomann
Francis Baschvagel
Local Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Mary Baschnagel
Catherine Baschnagel
Cedar Rapids
Lou Baschnagel
Iowa City
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Ann Baschnagel
Elmer Mason
Set
Clyle
Margaret
Mary Jugenheimer
Anna Krotz
Norma Rose Stransky
Lawrence Stransky
R. EB. Pearson
Jean
Columbia Junction
Pearson
William Knebel
Des Moines businessman killed in hunting accident
Des Moines businessman J. K. Cloud, 52, died Sunday after his 12 gauge shotgun discharged accidentally while hunting near Des Moines. He had picked up three hitchhikers on the road and went hunting squirrels. Cloud was alone when the shotgun fired. He survived by a wife, a son, and six daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. KE. Cloud
Mason City
John Veenschoten
Crovid
Veenschoter
Ton
Curtis
Bryant
Carroll Elverum
Cloud
Kalona Community Notes and Club Meetings
The report covers a one day convention in Washington Oct 2 with state officers traveling by caravan and books for club purchases. It lists participants including Mrs. Alt and many Kalona residents, plus W R C activities at Odd Fellows hall and a community club meeting in the high school gym. A Southwick family reunion at the bowling alley room in Kalona honors visitors from Kohola Hawaii with a large basket dinner and extensive attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Alt
Washington
Kalona
Southwick
Bert Southwick
Ray
Kohola
Hawaii
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Court of the
State of
Deeaser
Madeline S. Mottis
Hattie Jackson
Evening Journal
Your Home Daily Newspaper
Ivo Bergs
Rug
Mrs. Cecil Safourek
Fincy
H. V. Beck
J. L. Grout
Dr. Guengerich
F. J. Hesseschwerdt
V. D. Hochstetler
A. A. Jackson
T. Y. Kerr
M. O. McKenzie
J. S. Miehum
Weller Snyder
J. R. Swartzendruber
L. M. Yoder
W. R. CC
Odd Fellows Hall
Lester Reber
Flossie Swartzendruber
Leona Snider
Wanda Feldman
Muriel Niffenegger
Nina Grout
Dr. J. SS. Michum
Logan Reif
Ben M
Zie
J. FF. O'Loughlin
Ernest Felzke
I. P. Yoder
T. V. Knerr
Stanley Plank
Carl Kos
Frank Conklin
Dale Yoder
Bessie Southwick
Florida
Lloyd Grout
Janet
Jerry
Wisconsin
Don Sullivan
Joree
Pattie
Carroll Chitman
Gary
Carolyn
Doris Grout
Towa City
Harry Grout
Edwin
Lloyd Bayer
Jesse Grout
Carmflee
Irvin Grout
Jimmy
Bobbie
Clair Grout
Larry
Earl Grout
Rita Mae
Dafe Southwick
Donald Southwick
Jimvilie
James Grout
Kenneth Kos
L. &. Southwick
Robert
Sportscode Five
Sack Sharkey
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Louis
Wiley
Sourdeon
Rayon
Priscilla
Spurgeons
THE
Spurgeon’s Store
Washington, Lowa
P. Post
Helmans
East Side Square
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