Mrs John McKinley Dies After Fire At Homer Home
Mrs John McKinley of Homer near Ames died from pneumonia following a residence fire that destroyed her home. She had been ill for days before the blaze and was taken to her son's home for care. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the General Valley Church with burial at the same locality.
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McKinley
Homer
Eral Valley Church
Amesie
B. H. M. Club
Better Home Makers Club
Hugh Meldrim
Henry Jaggs
George van Fossen
Leo Armstrong
Newell Grooms
Joe Harden
J.C
Rufus Hart Guilty Of Liquor Possession Fine Set
Rufus Hart of Salt Creek Township was found guilty on a charge of possession of liquor. He received a $500 fine plus costs after a trial before Judge Har e. His son Anneth Hart testified for the defense, prompting prosecutors to consider further charges for manufacturing liquor. The son, arrested on liquor possession and manufacturing charges, was fined a total of $350 and jailed after failing to pay.
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M. Whitcraft
Rus Hart
Salt Creek Township
L. F. Ham
Joe Farbearn
E. Thomas
Logan
Hare
Anneth Hart
Mohler Held Plea Not Guilty On Liquor Charge
Arthur Mohler of East Second Street pleaded not guilty before Judge Harley M. teraft on a liquor possession charge. Bond set at 500 for appeal next week. State officers H A Lines J C and Deputy Sheriff L F mond conducted the raid finding a gallon of whisky. Robert Mohler was visiting and released after officers said he had no involvement.
Six Women on Jury in Featheroff Case
In Logan on February 15 the Com Mon Pleas Court began deliberations on whether Ray Featheroff, charged with slaying Jacob Konchier on November 30, is sane or insane. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft presides as a 12 juror panel, with six men and six women. The jury selection involved twenty potential jurors. defense attorney Forest Weinrich led questioning, aided by George W. Christman, while Prosecutor Phil A. Henderson and assistant Eugene Wright questioned others. The defense pressed insanity implications. the state focused on sympathy and pretrial newspaper reports, notably Dr. John H. Derry's testimony. Featheroff appeared with his father Harvey Featheroff. he avoided eye contact with the panel. Members named include Mrs. John St Clair, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mrs. Edward Bay, and others. Court sessions drew large crowds and neighbors testified for the defense.
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Logan
Ray Featheroff
Jacob Konchier
Common Pleas Court
Harley M. Whitcraft
Forest Weinrich
George W. Christman
Phil A. Henderson
Eugene Wright
Wright
John H. Derry
Featheroff
W. R. Lloyd
Harvey Featheroff
John St. Clair
Carrie Johnson
Edward Bay
E. O O. Pettit
Jacob Foreman
Boals Charged and Fined in Logan Liquor Case
Leslie Boals faced charges of possession of intoxicating liquor after a Wednesday search by estate and county officers. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate E. E. Bright and was fined $100 plus costs.
Geiger Couple Arrested on Federal Notes Charge
Information from Toledo reports the arrest Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geiger on a government charge they raised six Federal Reserve notes to twenty dollar denominations. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment before a U S commissioner. The Geigers were said to be visiting relatives near Webb Summit, their former home. Sheriff Lloyd acted on federal instructions and arrested the couple in Toledo. A prior arrest of two young men is noted.
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Toledo
United States
Arm Is Broken in Cambridge Oilfield Accident
E F Sargeant of Cambridge underwent a Cherrington Hospital operation to plate fractured bones in his right arm after an oilfield accident. He was injured while starting a drilling engine and transported to Logan by coworker H D Atha, a former Logan resident.
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Logan
E. F. Sargeant
Cambridge
Cherrington Hospital
Sargeant
H. D. Atha
Chicken Thieves Continue Burglary Near Logan
Reports to Sheriff W. R. Lloyd say thieves strike near Logan with a new theft at Emma Shaw’s home near Enterpse. A poultry house was entered Monday evening and 30 chickens were stolen.
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Logan
W. R. Lloyd
Emma Shaw
Enterpse
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts Substitutes
Mrs Alfred Carpenter hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with substitutes Mrs Charles Lutz Mrs Clinton Webb Mrs C L Abell Mrs Harry Bell Mrs Swett and Miss Mary Bond. Following the play lunch was set and the Letter Golf puzzle answer today is Bias Bits Bite Bate Bate Ball Fall Fail Fair.
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Alfred Carpenter
Charles Lutz
Clinton Webb
C. L. Abell
Harry Bell
Swett
Mary Bond
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