City Briefs and Personals Includes Recipes and Local News
City briefs and personals report on recipes for peppers pickle and jams, tuberculosis factoid, local police court fines for intoxication, injuries at a plant, warrants and truck permit fines, church services, nursing staff visits, and a note on frozen sweet corn keeping freshness up to a year. Mentions Carl Cassidy Charles Hanes Chester Kennedy J. H. Eklund G C Stephen Myrtle Adams Dorothy Scolaro Jack Odland and Miss Bernadine Streigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Adams
Dorothy Scolaro
Sixth Street SE
Jack Odland
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Relatives Challenge Will Of Brandon Bank Owner Ozias
A suit filed in Independence seeks to set aside the will of John L. Ozias who died May 22 at Brandon. The 1934 will left about 800 acres in Buchanan County to the Iowa Children's Home in Des Moines with profits used for the home. The petition, signed by P. G. Walker Sybil Owens and Lola Scarcliff, alleges undue influence incompetence and invalidity and names Executors Court L Bright R L Bordner and Charles Frush of Jesup and the Children’s Home as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
John L. Ozias
Brandon
Iowa
Des Moines
Buchanan County
P. G. Walker
Sybil Owens
Lola Scarcliff
Court L. Bright
R. L. Bordner
Charles Frush
Jesup
Children's Home
Newhall Votes Against Town Hall Bond Issue
Newhall voters defeated a $3,500 bond measure aimed at funding 55 percent of the town hall project, with a 68 to 54 vote in a special election held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
Diaper Contest Won by Young Father in Independence
Joseph Till, 29, of Independence, captured first in the men diaper contest at the gala night benefiting the junior drum and bugle corps, by changing in 19 seconds, tying the world record. Leroy Foxworthy, a bachelor, took second place after borrowing a neighbor’s baby. third went to Herbert Hazlerigg, fourth to Otto Eschen, and fifth to Merte Ghere. 5000 attendees. Earlier events included kittenball with Independence All Stars defeating Lamont CCC 3 to 1 and Quasqueton girls beating Hawkeye Motors 4-0. A Texas lab announced helium at 99.96 percent purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Till
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Till
Leroy G. Foxworthy
Foxworthy
Herebert Hazlerigg
Winthrop
Otto Eschen
Independence
Merte Ghere
Illinois Central Railroad
B. B. Sells
O. S. Dean
Paul Knoll
Independence All Stars
Lamont CCC
All Stars
Quasqueton
Hawkeye Motors
Boone
Fire Trail Firemen On Vacation Outing
In Mesa Arizona Fire Chief Burl Harmon Assistant Chief Karl Ellsworth and Fire Supervisor Jack Kimbstrom were returning from a firemen convention when their car suddenly caught fire on a highway. They attempted to extinguish the flames with extinguishers and sand but could not stop the blaze and eventually returned to Mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Ariz
Burl Harmon
Karl Ellsworth
Jack Kimbstrom
Chief Harmony
Kimbstrom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Piper
Mes
Alexander George
John Harvey Farbay
Ph.d
VOKES
Carl Cassidy
Second Street SE
Charles Hanes
Avenue NE
Penick and Ford
St. Luke's Hospital
Chester Kennedy
Second Street NW
A. S. Reed
Shueyville
Camp Good Health
Bernadine Streigle
Visiting Nurse Association
Waterloo
Lutie Larson
Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners
Winifred Erickson
Betty Winburg
Minnesota Public Health Nursing Association
Clinton
J. H. Eklund
Oakland Road
Eklund
G. C. Stephen
Third Street SE
Iowa Railroad Commission
Justice A. S. Reed
Stephen
John Taylor
Trio
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Buehler Bros
Libby
Rosedale
Pillsbury’s Best
Joe Stark
1St St. NE
Dial
Bitaaras
ERIES
van Camp
Swansdown
Wilson
Swift
California
Japan
Michigan
Bartlett Pears
Sunkist
Lux
Maxwell House
Ife
del Mont
del Monte
Doe
Lge
Ise
Eins
Gerber
del Monte Prunes
M. J. B. Coffee
Rae Ee
Gallen Loganberries
Veal
Akaat Ve Gaat
Malin Stere
Falstaff
Texas
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