10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette July 12
A heat wave cooled by a cloud blanket and breeze as the Gazette recalls past events. injuries from an oil tank blast at a filling station, personnel moves at local papers, a new lighting plan for Coe College football, vacations, a theater party for Gazette newsboys, a fiftieth wedding anniversary dinner, and Washington High School preparing tennis as a major sport with Coach Leo Novak and Captain Ted Swenson organizing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calder
J. H. Calder
George H. Hedges
Harry
Roy Harger
Earl L. Bland
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Gazette
Bill Hemsky
Crystal Theater
Harry Carey
Harvey Harding
Luther Ulum
Washington High School
Leo Novak
Ted Swenson
Runaway Horse Collision Injures Two in Iowa
July 12 1910 two people John and Lee Hunter sustained slight injuries after their runaway horse struck a rig driven by Mrs Grace Vanis who was thrown down. In other items Mrs Helen Struesky and her son Lumir depart for Denver for extended visit. An executor notice lists Bertha Blinks and Peoples Savings Bank as executors of Roscoe Alinks estate with claims and debts to be filed in Linn County Iowa District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Lee Hunter
Grace Vanis
Helen Struesky
Lumir
Denver
Colo
J. D. Raney
Milwaukee
Frank Muzik
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Roscoe B. Alinks
Bertha O. Blinks
Peoples Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Jaws
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Hedges
Grundy Center
E. W. DeNio
National Life Insurance Company
Moray L. Eby
Coe College
Hamlin
Superman
Jerry Siegel and
Joe Shuster
Tim
Pat
Earth
Jimmie
AL Cafp
Coen
Reams
Daily Planet
Taylor
Clark
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
Donald
Doin
Unca Donald
Ella Cinders
South America
Bill Conselman and
Chariie Flumb
Cver
United Peotare Nyedivate
Prom
Brannigan
MT. Kongi
Joe Palooka
BI Ham Fisher
Palooka
Little Annie Rooney
Brandon Walsh
Gee
GeorGe McManus
Maggie
Bill
Lipton
Martha
Rome