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Roy Resigns Bank Receiver Roy Long who was appointreciever for the Farmers and Merchants bank of Lenox at the time closed, resigned last Friday and H. Palge of Bedford appointed by the court to fill the vacancy. Mr. Palge has had considerable experience in the banking business and is well qualified to act as reciever in liquidating the assets of the bank.
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Hot Bath Good for Badly Chilled Lamb Rub Dry and Give It Feed as Soon as It's Revived If lambs are born when the weather is cold there will probably be some chilled lambs, but as long as life is not extinct in the chilled lamb, there is hope that he will live if properly cared for, according to J. C. Holbert, of the Animal Husbandry Department at Iowa State College. One of the best ways to proceed with a young lamb If it is badly chilled is to immerse all but its head in warm water. As the water becomes cool, hot water should be added to maintain the proper temperature. The purpose of the bath is to start and to invigorate the blood circulation. When the lamb becomes somewhat lively it should be removed from the water, Holbert says. Then it should be wrapped in a large towel and rubbed briskly until dry. It should then be fed and placed in a warm place for its sleep. If the lamb is not so badly chilled as to require the bath, it may be revived by wrapping it well and giving it a stimulant. One important thing to remember about chilled lamb, Holbert cautions, is that it should be fed as soon as it has been revived. The lamb should be kept away from the mother no longer than is absolutely necessary, because of the danger of her refusing to own it if It has been away from her very long. "Castles in Spain" The expression, "castles In Spain," is from the expression Chateau en Espagne, found in 1400. 1600, occasionally as a Gallicism In modern times. It appears that the phrase at bottom meant only to build castles in foreign country where one had no Spain being finally taken as the nearest Moorish country to Christendom, or perhaps with some reference to the arms of Castile. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TAYLOR COUNTY, IOWA, FEBRUARY TERM, 1931 O. L. Copeland, W. Bennison, D. L. Car-) ter, and F. W. Benni-) son, Plaintiffs VS. Farmers Notice & Merchants) Bank, L. Anna Wain-) wright, L. Wainwright,) Carroll E. Wainwright,) H. Roy Long, Defendants. To: The Depositors and Creditors of the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Lenox, Iowa, and All Others Whom It May Concern: You and each of you are, hereby notified that there is file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Taylor County, Iowa, the petition and application of H. Palge, Receiver for the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Lenox, Iowa, asking for an order of Court approving a certain contract of settlement entered into on February 4th, 1931 by and between said Receiver and O. Copeland and Ethel Copeland, his wife, wherein said re-
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and creditors of said Bank, entered into a contract of settlement with the said O. L. Copeland, subject to the approval of said District Court, adjusting and settling the liability of said O. L. Copeland as a partner and shareholder in said Bank, to said Receiver and said depositors and creditors of said Bank. You are further notifled that by the terms of said contract of settlement the said O. L. Copeland has agreed to endorse, transfer, and deliver to said Receiver, promissory notes owned and held by him in the aggregate principal sum of approximately Thirty-one Thousand Eight Hundred ($31,838.00) Dollars, and further to release to said Receiver any and all claim as a depositor in said Bank including his one-half interest, less offset, in the Copeaccount in said Bank, and that said O. L. Copeland has agreed to convey to said Receiver the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot 158 in the Original Town of Lenox, Iowa, and Lot Number 230 in the Original Town of Lenox, Iowa. Further, that by said Contract it is agreed that on the conveyance and transfer of said property hereinbefore described to said Receiver by the said O. Copeland the same shall constitute a full settlement of all claims of every kind and character which the Receiver of said Bank and the depositors and creditors thereof have or might have against the said L. Copeland. That further by the said contract of settlement it is agreed that the Receiver and the depositors and creditors of said Bank shall release all claim to the equity in the farm of the said O. L. Copeland in Linn County, Missouri, and his undivided one-half interest in Lots 227 and 228 in the Original Town of Lenox, Iowa. For further particulars you are referred to said petition and application on file with copy of said stipulation attached thereto. You are further notified that said application and petition of said Receiver and said contract of settlement of the liabilities of L. Copeland to the said receiver and to the depositors and creditors of said Bank will come for hearing before the District Court of Taylor County, Iowa, in the court room in the Court House at Bedford, Iowa, on February 17th, 1931, at 9 o'clock A. M. and that unless objections in writing are filed application and petition and contract of settlement between the said Receiver and the said O. L. Copeland on or before said date and hour, an order will be entered as prayed for in said petition and application approving said contract of settlement between said Receiver and said O. L. Copeland and all other relief granted as prayed for in said application and petition. W. H. PAIGE, Receiver of the Farmers & Merchants Bank, Lenox, Ia. James R. Locke, Attorney for Said Receiver. District Court of Taylor County, Iowa, the petition and application of W. H. Paige, Receiver for the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Lenox, Iowa, asking for an order of Court approving a certain contract of settlement entered into February 4th, 1931, by and between said Receiver and William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison, wherein said Receiver as such receiver and for and in behalf of the individual depositors and creditors of said Bank, entered into a contract of settlement with the said William R. Bennison and Fred W Bennison, subject to the approval of said District Court, adjusting and settling the liability of said William R. Bennison and Fred W Bennison, as partners and shareholders in said Bank, to said Receiver and said depositors and creditors of said Bank. You are further notified that by the terms of said contract of settlement. the said William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison have agreed to pay to said Receiver the sum of Six Thousand ($6,000.00) Dollars in cash on or before the 15th day of March, 1931, and further to relinquish and release to the said receiver any and all claims as depositors which they hold-against said Bank and said Receiver That further, by said application and petition for the approval of said contract of settlement, the said receiver has agreed to accept said sum of Six Thousand ($6,000.00) Dollars and the release of said claims of said depositors, William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison in full settlement of all liability of said William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison as shareholders and partners-in the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Lenox, Iowa and that by said contract of settlement it is agreed that by said payment of said sum of Six Thousand Dollars and the release of their deposits in said Bank, the said William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison shall released from all further liability to said receiver and to said depositors and creditors of said Bank. You are further notified that for further particulars you are referred to said petition and application on file with copy of said stipulation attached thereto. You are further notified that said application and petition of said Receiver and said contract of settlement of the liabilities of William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison to the said receiver and to the depositors and creditors of said Bank will come on for hearing before the District Court of Taylor County, Iowa, in the Court room in the Court House at Bedford, Iowa, on February 17th, 1931, at 9 o'clock A. M. and that unless objections in writing are filed to said application and petition and contract of settlement between the said Receiver and the said William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison on or before said date and hour, an order will be entered as prayed for in said petition and application approving said contract of settlement between said Receiver and said William R. Bennison and Fred W. Bennison, and all other relief granted as prayed for in said application and petition. W. H. PAIGE, Receiver of the Farmers & Merchants Bank, Lenox, Ia. James R. Locke, Attorney for Said Receiver.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TAYLOR COUNTY, IOWA, FEBRUARY TERM, 1931 O. L. Copeland, W. Bennison, D. L. Car-) ter, and F. W. Benni-) son, Plaintiffs VS. Notice Farmers & Merchants) Bank, L. Anna Wain-) wright, L. Wainwright,) Carroll E. Wainwright, H. Roy Long, Defendants The Depositors and Creditors of the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Lenox, Iowa, and All Others Whom It May Concern: You and each of you are hereby notified that there is now on file in the office of the Clerk of the
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Mills Buy Building From Bank Receiver Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills have purchased the building on the corner which was recently OCcupied by the I. G. A. store and are at work remodelling it for the use of their store. They expect to move the Mills Style Shop into It sometime in January. The building was purchased from the receiver of the Farmers & Merchants bank. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Goodale went to Harlan. Iowa, Tuesday to attend the Southwestern Iowa Optometrists zone meeting. The dinner was served at the hotel at 6:30 and the meeting was held at the office of Dr. Griffith at 8. Mr. and Mrs. Byrhl Nadelhoffer of Early, Iowa who were visiting at the home of Mrs. Nadelhoffer,s sister, Miss Bessie McCain and aunt, Miss Anna McCain for a few days, returned to their home Monday Mrs Josephine O'Grady and son Leo of Conway were here on business Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Stamper,