Barbara Englert Absent for Years Seeks Estate Administration
A petition reports Barbara Englert vanished over ten years ago and has concealed her whereabouts. Her relatives, led by her husband and mother, request administration of her Iowa estate based on a 1912 will allocation valued at 1166.31 dollars, with personal property not exceeding that amount. The filing asks to appoint the petitioner as administrator as if she were dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Blix Hawk County
Vrobate
Barbara Englert
Join Englert
Theresia Weber
Anna Holdiman
Lewis Jr. Englert
Rosie Hemer
Joseph Holdiman
John ‘Holdman
Guidithy Seagual
Ben
District Court
Lewis Ho. Englert
Frebriday
Barclay Township
Black Hawk County
Lowar
Barbara Rag- Wert
Herman Englert
Theresia Fznglert
Hertha Holdiman
Jobo Englert
Ose Englert
Ibléter
Lewis H. Englert
Theresia Englert
Reid Court
Waterloo
Fred 8
Pettit
Local News and Visits in Eagle Center and Cedar Rapids
Leo Piper of Cedar Rapids visited the John Weber home on Sunday. Peter Trainor mourns a valuable horse death Monday. Cedar Rapids residents Mrs. Oscar Casey and Monticello’s Mrs. Redman visit relatives here. Ed Flaherty spends weeks at Colfax. James Lichty of Tracy Minnesota visits relatives. Many locals attended the Frost dance Tuesday evening. Mrs. John Gill of Waterloo spent several days with daughter Mrs. F. Neuhalpen.
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Eagle Center
Leo Piper
Cedar Rapids
John Weber
Peter Trainor
Oscar Casey
Redman
Monticello
Ed Flaherty
Colfax
James Lichty
Tracy
Minn
John Gill
Waterloo
F. Neuhalpen
Protracted Brethren Meetings Close in Orange
Orange June 19 The Church of the Brethren closing after three weeks of protracted meetings. Rev John Herkmas of Polo Ill attended the annual conference in Seattle Wash. delegate Rev A P Blough represents South Waterloo church. Miss Luin Fike returns from Brooklyn Ind. to revival music. Miss Edna Cornelius joins Iowa State Teachers College summer session. Miss Elsie Blough and Miss Eile Smith also students there. Ida Blough attended State Sunday School convention at Shenandoah. Mr and Mrs Warden Miller and sons visit Milledgeville Ill by auto. Fike family called to Tipton on illness of Mrs Fikes mother. Samuel Fike returns from Udell. H A Smucker and Fred Miller attend cattle sale in Illinois.
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Orange
Church of of the Brethren
John Herkmas
Polo
Lil
Seattle
Wash
Waterloo
A. P. Bhough
South Waterloo
Luin Fike Bag
Brooklyn
Edna Corneliua
Sheldon
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Eilsie Biough
Eile Smith
Ida Blough
Shenandoah
Warden Miller and Sons
Milledgeville
A. J. Fike
Tipton
Rains raise river. crops noted as weedy but salvageable
Clarksville reports excessive rains swelling the river with warning sent to move stock from lowland pastures. Hay and pastures are excellent though corn fields are.weedy yet capable of weed control. Mrs Carrie Newman ill but improving. Church services and a union meeting observed. Ruth Chambers returns for summer from Carpenter. Cary Sweet and Carl Emery Fitch events noted. Ellen Skinner dies at 15 months. Vern Gilbert visits from Ambrose with plans to return home.
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Clarksville
Carrie Newman
Presbyterian and Christian
M. E
Ruth Chambers
Carpenter
M. D
L. L. Dawns
Burlington
GALR
M. J. Burren
Lois Davis
Ben Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Lynwood
Vern Gilbert
Lyle
Ambrose
N. D
Kate Gilbert
Dumont News Briefs and Fourth of July Plan
Mrs Charles Ingertson of Webster City visits her sister in Dumont. Mrs Oleason of Oskaloosa visits L J Mulkins family. Eugene Mulkins returns from college for summer. Ed win Brown and Ralph Harris back from Grinnell. Miss Camel and Fas visit Mrs Edna Pfaltzgraff. Mass meeting votes to celebrate Independence Day after six-year pause. Lorrain Griggs from Chicago assists in church program. John Becker hosts Geo Cheever and J W Arbuckle families. M E Ladies Aid serves supper at Wilcox home. Mrs Otto Kußian ill with appendicitis. W W Ahrens and wife go to Clear Lake. Mrs Lillian Waln visits sister Mrs Martin. plans trip to Wheaton, Minn. Mrs Joe Baumgartner improving at hospital. Henry Abben’s daughter discharged from hospital.
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Grinnell
Ralph Harris
Camel and
Fas
Marathon
Edna Pfaltzgraff
Lorrain Griggs
Chicago
Mra
John Becker
M. E. Church
Wilcox
Otto Kussian
W. W. Ahrens
Clear Lake
Tornine
Lillian Waln
Laverne
Chas. Martin
S. H. Lathrop
Wheaton
Minn
Joe Baumgartner
Henry Abben
Local notices from Shell Rock June summaries
Miss In gree Bowen returns from Grinnell college to spend vacation with grandmother Mrs A Herrinton in Rev Mr Watson's vacated residence Miss Lulu Hoffman of New Hartford visits her aunt Mrs E M Bronson Mrs A C Miller of Greenfield returns after visiting Ira Amick family and relatives Shell Rock I C O F and Rebekah lodges hold memorial exercises New Hartford and Clarkeville lodges hosted by local Masonic lodge Eastern Star Lodge serves a three course dinner prior to evening program
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Shell Rock
Bowen
Grinnell College
A. Herrinton
Mr. Watson
Kirketey
Craney
Lulu Hoffman
New Hartford
E. M. Bronson
Rebekah
A. C. Miller
Greenfield
Ira Amick
Buth Richardson
Lela Gibson
C. Risplinghony
Iowa State Teachers’ College
J. H. Paley
Riverside
Iocal Masonic Lodge
Clarkeville
Eastern Star Lodge
Memorial day events and storm damage in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg reports a heavy rainstorm Saturday with feared damage to a railroad bridge and a nearby bridge west of town. A lawn mower under a pine at J. S. Russell’s home was struck by lightning, breaking the handle in three pieces. Other notes mention Memorial day observances, a sermon by Rev. R. P. Jones, a barn dance by John Padden, a Webster City trip by Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Moore, a visit by Ferne Taylor from Ames, a western trip plans by Elizabeth Davia, the chautauqua closing, and a reunion of old regiment attendees HH H. Parks, John Waggoner, Erve and Robert Swanger at Madison, Wisconsin.
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Fredericksburg
J. 8
Russell
Odd Fellows
R. P. Jones
Central City
John Padden
H. Parks
John Waggoner
Erve
Robert Swanger
Madison
Wis
Janesville Theater Dramatics and Local Happenings
In Janesville Iowa a Saturday performance of Topsy Turvy or The Deacon's Courtship was staged at the opera house by East Janesville residents with Moeler's orchestra providing music. A July Chautauqua program is planned. Local news covers farm sales, weather challenges, travelers, and community events including Briden family gathering and a memorial day visit.
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Janesville
Juana
Opera House
East
Moeler
Fred Smith
Ames
F.H. Schutsmeyer
Matt Sperry
Ed Barrick
Omaha
Geo
Levison
Michigan
Mr. Levison
Lee Thompson
Wisconsin
W. Rockwood
Nebraska
Cendar
Briden
Kenneth Thompson
Biair
Neb
O. C. Thompson
Carl Johnston
Kentucky
Will Coates
Geo. W. Coates
Lena Brown
Indianola
H. H. Pippert
Ruth Platter
Local Notes From Horton June News
Horton June 18 reports Blanch Horbut upending her vacation with lunch in Waterloo Grace and Bessie Wilam enrolled all summer school students in Cedar Falls last Monday Carpenters began work on Wm Croyls house Rev Drum and wife arrived from Swaledale Ja Mr Drum begins pastorate here June 21 Mrs Warren Hurlbut visiting family in Waverly Mildred Van Auken of Nashua visiting Mrs Amy McKenzie Esther and Edna Greene to Stanton Mint to visit sisters Mesdames Zimmerman Anna Hansen Tripolia spending summer with Mrs Henry Williams Thimble Res largely attended last Thursday about 50 persons Refreshments served by Mesdames Miller Croys and Zwanzeiger Subday school picnic planned for June 26 good program
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Horton
Blanch Horbuta
Waterloo
Grace
Bessie Wilam
Cedar Falls
Carpenters
Wm. Croyl
Drum
Swaledale
Warren Hurlbut
Waverly
Mildred van Auken
Nashua
Amy McKenzie
Esther
Edna Greene
Stanton
Mint
Littleton Social and Church Notes June Events
Mrs Mar shal Ball and son visited Winthrop last week. Ray Stevenson builds a new garage. Lucy Durham and Ethel McGlaughlin went to Cedar Falls Monday for institute. Ladies auxiliary met at Mrs Roy Eck’s. Mrs F Robert of Waterloo visited relatives. Children’s day services held, Presbyterian church observed with large crowd. Next Sunday M E church children’s day program. Ladies Aid to host ice tea social at B F Hinderliter’s June 25.
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Littleton
Marshall Ball and Son
Winthrop
Ray Stevenson
Lucy Durham
Ethel McGlaughlin
Cedar Falls
Institute
Ladies
Roy Eck
F. €. Robert
Waterloo
Robert
Esther
Ira
Ralph Searles
Country Life Conference
H. B. Patton
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid
B. F. Hinderliter
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Mack Hawk County
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Readlyn
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