Will of Charles C Wolf bequest wealth to widow executors
The late Charles C Wolf a Parkersburg banker left a large estate with holdings in Elk Run land and Dart Truck & Tractor Co. He named Mary Wolf his widow as primary beneficiary with options for a two thirds income, and divided the rest among sisters, nieces and nephews. Carl C Hamilton, about 20, receives a one third estate trust to mature at 30 with a $15,000 savings condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Wolf
Parkersburg
Waterloo
Welf
Elk Run
Dart Truck & Tractor Co
Wolf
State Exchange’ Bank
State Exchange Bank
Butler
Grundy
Winnebago
Palo Alto
Logan County
N.D
Stephenson County
Dawson County
Tex
Mary Wolf
W. A. Wolf
Beatrice
Flora Wolf Rhodes
Omaha
Ned
Linian
Judson
Evanston
Nellie D. Schaper
Appleton
Wis
Bessie Leavy
Freeport
Tfl
M.F. Edwards
George Trey
W. N. Clark
Edwards
Carl C. Hamilton
Carl
M. F. Edwards
Hamilton
Gm Hfe
D. C. Shuler
Mr. Wolf
Wfe
Mahnke Proposes to Repair City's Tumbledown Jail
City Hall is falling down says Edward Mahnke building inspector in a conference with city council. He urged authority to repair the jail floor joists and basement wall bulging and a hole that allowed a prisoner escape. Proposes new concrete doors reinforced with steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mahnke
London Bridge
Liberty
Mahnke
adds zest to home denounces Horsford acid phosphate
Ad copy touts Horsford acid phosphate as tastier cheaper and more handy than lemons claiming it adds zest to plain water and improves flavor in beverages in a concise advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Y Men Attend Great Employed Officials Meet at Lake Geneva
An international gathering of Y M C A employed officers opens today at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The annual meeting runs through Friday night with Waterloo representation by A Codagan general secretary F W Richardson Paysteel director and Roy A Graham railroad official.
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Detroit
Cohagan
Richardson
Graham
Lake Geneva
Wis
Waterloo
A. Codagan
F. W. Hichardson
Paysteel
Roy A. Graaim
M. CG
Final Report on Mrs Stevenson Estate
Final report of the estate of Ella C Stevenson filed by executor John D Liffring. Administration costs totaled 1158.32 including 491.61 collateral inheritance tax. Funds held as trustee for Cornelia S McDonald during lifetime amount to 8573.15. Residue to Iowa Congregational Home Missionary Society for ministerial relief as memorial to Dr J O Stevenson.
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Ella C. Stevenson
John D. Liffring
Men of St. Mark's Launch Club Formed After Bishop Longley Talk
The Men of St. Mark's Launch Club organized after an address by Rev. J. B. Longley, bishop suffragan of Iowa. About 60 members attended a banquet, with W. A. Reed as president and officers elected for the year. The bishop spoke of postwar church growth and urged firm creed and positive beliefs amid materialism and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of
St. Mark’s
Bishop Longley
Mark's ‘Church
J. 8. Longley
Iowa
W. A. Reed
H.W. Flint
George Harris
N. A. Gasser
EH. B., Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Boissier
St. Mark's Church
Cedar Falls
Horton
Orange Township
Longley
Charitable Appeal Used By Salesman Warned By Chamber
The Greater Waterloo association has been warned by the Iowa Chamber of Commerce about a persuasive salesman in Iowa selling a line of sextracts from a Pittsburgh firm. He claims that all profits aid a New York crippled children’s hospital, swaying many housewives to buy at a premium instead of supporting local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
Iowa Chamber of Commmerce
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Suport of la Hospital
New York
Victor Company
Victor
Weeds Thrive in Spite of Sickle and City Efforts
Street commissioners struggle with stubborn weeds amid hot moist weather. Daily notices urge property owners to cut weeds under two state laws. If owners fail, the city will perform the work and charge costs to them. Public protests arise over tax increases for weed-cutting while many complaints accumulate at city hall. City officials press for citizen cooperation and vow to enforce the law within available resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marital Woes and Custody Battle in 1914 Separation
Pauline Scanlan sues Edward Scanlan for separation citing cruel treatment. Married at Eagle Center on February 19 1914 they seek custody of three children aged 3 years and under. Mother asks for $40 monthly alimony, $250 home equity, and $160 cash plus household goods at 172 Ballou Street. A local ad notes a silent salesman and a “For Sale” notice in the Courier. Lucille Mackey of Washington Pa endorses Oleys Money and Tar for a child’s dry night cough improved after two bottles.
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Pauline Scanlan Siew
Edward Scanilan
Eagle Center
Jotie
LeRoy
Harold
Whey
Ballou Street
Lucille Mackey
Buena Vista St
Washington, Pa
Oley
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C. Wolfs
Suad S
Bank and WE
Ross
Chamber
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
AIS Masters
Victrola
Camden, N. J
The
Courier
Franklin Co
Indiana
Otier
W. H. Woellstine
Wangler Bros. Company
Harter B. Hugl
Dodge Brothers Lafe and Service
4Th
Franklin Sts
Gingham School
Infante’ Nainsook
Dorothy Rae Shop
Palace Theatre
Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertown Cords
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akren, Ohio
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