Chemistry student yields to reveal murder clue
Kenneth W Heyward a university chemistry student furnishes details on missing alkaloids used in the Jordan case. He notes he last weighed two grains atropine and six drops hemlock alkaloid before Tuesday and suspects lab access during the afternoon allowed their removal. Rankin questions him about lab stock and possible distribution through departments. (To be continued)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Thomas
Rankin
Heyward
Kenneth W Heyward
Jordan
Mr. Heyward
Tomensnre
Ainty
Rankins
Tie
Livestock and Grain Shipments Show Loss
Livestock and grain shipments from Aurelia are down about three fourths of the past few years average. E. W. Hill of the Illinois Central reports 243 cars of livestock and 96 cars of grain shipped in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
E. W. Hill
Sinois
Mt Olive News Social Visits And Health Update
Mr and Mrs Berger Samoulson and family dined with Francis Mortenson near Cherokee. I OOF and Rebekah Lodge installations attended in Quimby. Mrs Claude Jones visited at sister Mrs Martin Nilson’s north of Cherokee. Mrs Lincoln Hahn visited in Quimby. Earl Crippen had tonsils removed at Sioux Valley hospital and recovers slowly. Howard Anderson aids with chores. Edgar Johnson and Melvin Anderson called on Dan Hahn near Chisselville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger Samoulson
Francis Mortenson
Cherokee
I. 0
QO. F
Reberkah Jodges
Quimby
Claude Jones
Martin Nilson
Lincoln Hahn
J. Stewart
Earl Crippen
Sioux Valley Hospital
Howard Anderson
Edgar Johnson
Melvin Anderson
Dan Hahn
Chisselville
Marcus Defeats Aurelia to Extend Unbeaten Run
Marcus remains undefeated with a 31 to 20 win over Aurelia, marking their ninth straight victory. Peavy and Bauman led Marcus while Mongan and Rex Whitney contributed for Aurelia as both squads built and maintained leads through the game.
East Afton and Elk Community News Update
Mrs. Fred Kolpin and Carolyn Ann return from Sioux Valley hospital. Cliff Libby welcomed by friends. 500 played at four tables with Bergers winning high, Cokburn and Jorgenson low. Various locals visited hosts in Aurelia and nearby towns. Farmers heard corn hog contract instructions at Fairview. Elk Ladies Aid served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kolpin
Carolyn Ann
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cliff Libby
Bergerline
Anna Cokburn
Emory Jorgenson
Walter Radke
Ed. Dooley
Petergon
Ammons
John Booth
Elaine
W. M. Booth
M. Hines
Aurelia
O. B. East
Carl Ammons
Erno Gerjets
Newell
Abba
Alfred Stiencke
Sioux City
Elk Township
Fairview
Elk Ladies Aid Society
Afton and Vicinity News Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Frank Mohrer now in Spring township a former Afton resident recently returned from Sioux Valley hospital. The A C C met twice January 10 with Florence Zwick 29 attendees prize winners Pearl Mummert Katie Ware Gladys Sanborn Hattie Melton Gertrude Jones. January 17 with Ethel Zwick 19 attendees prize winners Roberta Mienking Leone Mummert Kathryn Paulson Hattie Melton. Next meeting January 31 with Hattie Melton Jake Groff and Phyllis of Cherokee visited Guy Robinson's. Leon Sanborn entertained card club. Troy Mummert family celebrated Mrs Huff birthday at Huff home. Fred Kolpin and baby returned from Sioux Valley hospital. Follow up lesson on Adequate Process of Meals held at Alva Melton home twenty two ladies present cooked and planned year. Walter Kolpin and sons visited Dick Hansbruch home. Glenn Dyslin Estelle Sexton hauled two trailer loads of wood to Alta for farmer moving next week. Mary Thiessen employed in George Nelson home spent January 23 at home in Sutherland. Dick Honsbruch Walter Sioux City visit. Lena and Will Brady of Sutherland visited Earl Zwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mohrer
Spring Township
Afton
Sioux Valley Hospital
Florence Zwick
Mesdames
Pearl Mummert
Katie Ware
Gladys Sanborn
Hattie Melton
Gertrude Jones
Ethel Zwick
Roberta Mienking
Leone Mummert
Kathryn Paulson
Jake Groff
Phyllis
Guy Robinson
Leon Sanborn
Troy Mummert
Huff
Alta
Mary Thiessen
George Nelson
Sutherland
Dick Honsbruch
Walter
Sioux City
Lena
Will Brady
Earl Zwick’s
Diamond Ladies Aid Meet in Diamond Center
The Diamond Ladies Aid met January 17 at Mrs. William Haight's home. A small attendance, dinner about one, a short business meeting followed by social time. Several local residents were mentioned visiting or traveling, including Nordstrom and the Leedses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Diamond Ladies Aid
William Haight
Theodore Nordstrom
Chicago
Kenneth Leeds
Near
Washta
Leeds
C. A. Peterson
W. F. Hickey
Local Social Roundup Near Galva and Storm Lake
Rev. and Mrs. CG L Liming and Emily were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Crpraddle northeast of Galva. A. B. Lindsay visited Sioux City Wednesday and hauled hogs to the market. A party Monday at Mrs Henry Otto Sr home honored Mrs H H Otto Jr and Adolph Otto. Those present included the Otto families from Galva and Storm Lake with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. L. Liming
Emily
Fred Crpraddle
Galva
A. B. Lindsay
Sioux City
Henry Otto
H. H. Otto, Jr
Adolph Otto
H. H. Otto
Elmer Otto
Lawrence Otto
Storm Lake
Sheriff’s sale notice in Cherokee County
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Cherokee County. By execution issued from the district court the property of Will Scott and James Scott is levied to satisfy a debt of 889.76 plus 54.64 costs in favor of W. P. Goldie. Sale to occur February 24 1934 at 10 am at the Court House front door for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Scott
James Scott
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
W. P. Goldie
Towit
James J. Scott
Court House
Cherokee
Sheriffs Sale of 160 Acre Iowa Farm in Cherokee County
The First Trust Joint Stock Bank of Chicago files a Special Execution against Laura E. Dreyer and others for 17012.33 debt plus costs. The sheriff will sell the SE quarter of Section 22 Township 92 North Range 39 West at public cash sale on February 17, 1984 at 10:30. Located in Cherokee County Iowa the property is 160 acres more or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Dreyer
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
Iowa
Court House
Cherokee
School Notes From Junior High to Seniors
Comprehensive school notes cover exams exemptions and semester shifts across grades. Seventh and eighth grade geography, civics and business geography join new lessons while seniors switch from bookkeeping to law and home economics. A new commencement plan emerges as students review, organize teams, and prepare for upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
England
Doris Stiencke
Margaret Johnson
Alfrebra
Beulah Harrison
Lois Hultgren
Kenneth Bischel
Rayma Card
Joye Dailey
Addison
Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milton Propper
Farm Bureau
Minor
Elenor Ferrin
Presbyterian
Charlene
Elmer Heusman
Heusman
Near Hoover
George Schaffer
Ward Courtwright
Silver Township
Fred Hallbauer
Dickie
B. H. Dukes
Mt. Olive Church
Ladies Aid
Homer Anderson
Roy Stevenson
Wanu
Service Ight
Ailton Pre
MT. Olive News
Marcus
Peavy
Bauman
Mongan
Rex Whitney
Cleghorn
Immaculate Conception
Hartley
Sheldon
Pet
Paullina
Vearseres
Sioux Rapids Vou
Ralph Mongan
Arnold Faber
Albert Johnson
Paul Jones
Clair Whitney
Burdette McKinnis
Merle Bischel
Virgil Larson
Lawrence Mongan
George McShane
East Afton and Elk
Afton and Vicinity
Diamond Center News
Sheriff’s Sale
Sherife’s Sale
First Trust Joint Stock and Bank of Chicago, Illinois
A. N. Tilton
BE. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Marvin Anderson
Lois Coombs
Keith Waddell
Peggy Waddell
Virginia Carlberg
Kenneth Bjorklund
Frans Hals
William Brady
Ardell Gerjets
Crystal Harker
Herbert Harrison
Adrian Kline
Harley McKinnis
Lois Pixler
Roland Stiencke
Billy Trease
Nellie Mongan
Miss Simmons
Fern Bengtson
Beulah Williams
Lyle Waddell
Thomas Will
Margaret Nelson
Joan Thomson
Jeanne Anderson
Mildred Patten
Assisants
Arlene Glidewell
Anna Peterson
Faye Brown
Opal Kaskey
Ruth Glidewell
Violet Sievert
Jeanette McClain
Marjorie Oaks
Joyce Nelson
Lois Hahn
Clarence Bengtson
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Iawa
Geo, E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
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