Fraternity murder mystery unfolds in late night inquiry
Detective Hankin questions rankin and other brothers about Jordans desertion and the night of the incident. Evidence centers on Patterson Nimaelt and a shaving kit as investigators seek fingerprints and motive amid tense fraternity room intrusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atnart
Hankin
Walines Cloyd
George
George Deammon
Migaelt
Ktuart
Toy Martin
Alex
Conrae
Jordat
Lloyd
Stuart
Cierocarder
Jordan
Larry Palmer
Palmer
Patterson Nimaelt
Larry Dows
Rankin” Stanton
Stanton
Palmner
Patterson
Polaensa
Chomtatey Laboratory
Hetton
Bayer
Mit
Hiengerprinte
Mtahe
He Laboratory
Patterman
Vlear Revorda
Mystery of the Missing Pledge Event Escalates
Mrs Bellows recalls a late night visitor to aid a stranded student from a college party. Detective Rankin traces a connection between Jordan, Mrs Fletcher, and a Thursday night scheme, with a yellow roadster seen leaving the Bellows home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mia
Ellows
Ranton
Gladwyne
Missea
Taddin
Mra. Bellows
Joe
Fletcher Wonman
Rankle
Trees Glow to Warn Autoists Along Rhine Roads
German officials apply phosphorescent paint to tree trunks along Rhine roadways to glow at night. The glowing bands aim to guide drivers and reduce accidents by keeping vehicles away from hazardous trunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Iowa Senate approves state liquor monopoly bill
The Iowa Senate passed the liquor monopoly bill by 29 to 20 after House approval. It creates a state liquor control commission to run stores and distributors with permits for separate sales. Amendments allow hotels and clubs to sell wine on premises, while private sale proposals were defeated 36 to 15. The measure now returns to the House for concurrence or a conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Moiner
House
Senate
Vincent Harrington
Assembly
Des Moines
Harrington
Joe Frailey
Lee County
Frailey
Senate Liquor Control Committee
State House
Joint Conference
Lawal
Oownera
Dex Moi
Iowa
Towa
Diamond No 3 School Notes Party And Attendance
Our school enjoyed a Valentine party with games and candy for Jean Johnson Kenneth Hannon Melvin and Marvin Johnson Filmore Ohlson Lucille and Lilian Carlson. Visitors included Mrs Lloyd Ohi gon Beverly Harold Betty Lou Carlson Melvin Anderson Leonard Johnson and Virginia Manor. We aim for twenty days of perfect attendance for a third quarter holiday. Thorne earned 100 percent in spelling along with several students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Johnson
Kenneth Hannon
Melvin
Marvin Johnon
Filmore Ohlson
Lucille
Lilian Carlson
Lloyd Ohigon
Beverly
Harold
Betty Lou Carlson
Melvinn Anderson
Leonard Johnson
Virginia Manor
Thorne
Joyce Ohlson
Harvey Hanson
Gerald Anderson
Kenneth Ohlson
Robert Carlson
Lillian Carlson
Keith Ohlson
Melvin Johnson
Junior Girl Scouts Diary recounts Tenderfoot prep and meetings
Lois Whitney notes Girl Scout activities with Mrs Thom son and Marion Will homes. Patrols reviewed laws slogan motto pledge and singing verses of the Star Spangled Banner. Knot tying rope work cost 1.60 and treasury balance about 11.00 after expenses. Lunch enjoyed. Next meeting at Beulah Williams home. tickets for the ten available. Ruby DeVries and Mrs Paulson returned them to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mummert
Ruby DeVries
Marion Will
Thomson
Port
Treasury
Beulah Williams
Board of Supervisors Adopt 1954 Road Program
The board approves the county road program for 1954 featuring graveling of four miles from Good Hope church to FE south of Aurelia and other gravel projects in Liberty Cedar Cherokee Minden and Amherst townships plus seven miles of permanent grading. The Sentinel is authorized agent for Sioux City papers and encourages subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Board of Supervisors
Good Hope Church
Swedish Church
Liberty Township
Cedar Township
State Hospital
Cherokee Township
Mlden Township
Amherst Township
the Sentinel
Sioux City
H S Basketball Schedule From County to Sectional
The report lists Feb 28 county tournament at Cherokee and Mar 2 sectional tournament details for H S basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Aurel ia School Notes Highlights Spring Prep And Class Activities
AURELIA SCHOOL NOTES recounts English lessons on paragraph structure, weather excuses for slacking, and growing interest as history nears modern times. It covers arithmetic effort, library book scramble, reports on five books including non fiction, and studies of poets Collins Cowper Burke Gray Burns, with biology class progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Stieneke
Grover Cleveland
Miss Richardson
Collins
Cowper
Burke
Gray
Robert Burns
Students Debating Problems of the Human Skeleton
A school issue covers work on the human skeleton and muscles with drawings aiding study. The piece notes a Latin class, a forthcoming test, and visiting coaches to prepare declamatory students for a sub-county contest. The menu lists hot lunch options for February 20 to March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
Lois Hahn
New Forelans
Paul Jones
Gladys Johnson
Sale of Livestock Including Mares and Geldings
Sixty head of live stock listed including four year old mares two colors plus a bay gelding and brown mare aged eight and nine with weights. a grey gelding twelve years old with weight 1200. two bay yearling colts. a mare and a gelding.
Duroc Jersey Brood Sows Due to Farrow April First
Eight head of Duroc Jersey brood sows are due to farrow on April first all double treated for health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc
Jersey
Farrow
T. B
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Aginee
Milton Propper
Tatterson
Ao Ag
Milton
Chapter
Diamond No. 3
School Notes
Sherwood Ohlsson
Lois Whitney
Winfred Moulton
A. H. Eddy
E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
IL. H. Lockin
H. H. Lockin
Geo. BE. Blanch
W. F. Hickey
McCabe
Fairview
Highview
Alta
Storm Lake
Rembrandt
Albert and
Alex McCabe
Leonard Larson
Auet
Security Trust and Savings Bank
Storm ‘Lake
Herman Stempke
Deering
John Deere
Osborn
International
C. E. Bonsall
Mgr
Harry Dewar
Bud. Lyman
First National Bank
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