Life of Ash Turner Dies at 77 in Hastings Nebr
An obituary notes the death of Ash Turner of Hastings Nebraska at age 77, born September 11 in Hancock County Maryland. He moved from Anita Iowa to Hastings twenty two years ago and was married to Martha White, with whom he celebrated a golden wedding in 1924. He joined the M E church in early manhood and remained devout until death. He left a wife, three daughters, two sons, thirteen grandchildren, and seventeen great grandchildren. He is survived by siblings and many friends in Avita Iowa and nearby.
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Anita, Ja
Asher T.turner
Samuel
Eleanor Turner
Hancock County
Maryland
Hastings
Nebr
Thinois
Anita
Curner
Neb
Toen
Martha White
M. EF
Cote
Cras
Tiree
Chas. Workman
Austa
J. J. Perry
J. J. Richards
Juhi Wo
Earl Turner
Stut - Neb
Vicinity
Jane ¢Ieler
S.C. Turner
Vernon
Avita
Ill-Fated Shenandoah Not Set As Ad Stunt Probe
Washington October 13 The Shenandoah dirigible was ordered to the Midwest by the Navy for semi military purposes not as an air advertising stunt. Captain Lincoln testified the skipper Lansdowne objected to a Des Moines flight due to distance and storm danger while the Navy aimed to test a new mooring mast built by Henry Ford at Dearborn Michigan, Lincoln said.
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Wasitiington
Middlewest
Navy
D. Ss. Lincoln
Bureau of Operations
Naval Court of Inquiry
Lincoln
Zachary Lansdowne
Des Moines
Wiiely
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Griswold Auction Sales Move Property by Auction Nearby
Griswold adopts auction sales with two completed last week and two more planned this week. The 100 acre Mundorf farm two miles southwest, largely timber land, sold for 61 dollars per acre to Mundorf. Four acres near Griswold’s southeast sold to W C Boseck for 4510 dollars. Two churches Whipple M E six miles northwest and Waveland Center six miles southwest are set for auction this week.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Ann Mundorf
Mundorf
W. C. Boseck
George Walkinshaw
Whipple M. E
Waveland Center
Leeper Set for Retrial in Iowa Slaying Case
Alpert Leeper, convicted killer of Roy Wertz, faces a second trial in Marengo Iowa on October 19, after a venue change from Johnson County. A former University of Iowa student and World War I veteran, Leeper was sentenced to life. co defendants Beryl Leeper and Minna Wertz were acquitted in the first trial.
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Marengo
INS
Alpert Leeper
Roy Wertz
Iowa City
Johnson County
Ralph Otto
Young Leeper
Leeper
University of Iowa
Argonne
Wertz
Beryl Leeper
Minna Wertz
Former Anita women in hospital after major surgeries
Two former Anita sisters Effie Blakesley of Belleville Kansas and Eva Kiehl Moon of Rockwell City Ia are in their hometown hospitals recovering from major surgeries last week. Both are daughters of the late Mrs. Mary Smithers and are reported to be progressing well. The report notes the first substantial snowfall in the area following a light rain. A local worker Vernon, previously with the Ellett Graphic for years, resigned last week from the paper.
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Anita, Ia
Mewa-Telegraph
Anita
Effie Blakesley
Belleville
Kansas
Eva Kiehl Moon
Rockwell City
Mary Smitther
Bliss to Move Family to Oakland in Leased Furnished House
J H Bliss will move his family to Oakland where he has leased a furnished house. He works with the electric light company and expects to stay several months. Vincent Conrad and wife of Lincoln Nebr are in Lewis for an indefinite stay. Mr Alex McGaffin and wife returned last week from a visit at Mason City.
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Lewis
News-Telegraph
J. H. Bliss
Oakland
Bliss
Electric Light Company
Vincent Conrad
Lincoln
Nebr
Alex McGaffin
Mason City
Farm loans offered at five percent by Wood & Savery
Farm loan service announces a five percent rate from Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa. They invite locals to inquire and note the firm also offers to sell property if advertised. The brief notice emphasizes accessible financing for farmers and a help-wanted style to utilize theirWant ad page.
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Wood & Savery
Atlantic
Iowa
Backache Warning Prompts Kidney Health Message
Atlantic reader advises heed to backache as a sign of kidney trouble. Dean's Pills billed as a stimulant diuretic to prevent serious ailments, with farmer D. W. Désine recounting relief after two boxes. Price listed and promoters urged not to accept imitators.
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Bright
Dean
D. W. Désine
Poplar Street
Foster-Milburne Mizz
Buffalo
N. Ysne
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