Worthington Child Hurt By Sow Attack Near Cascade
Neal Tobin six son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tobin of Worthington is in McDonald hospital Monticello with severe scalp and face lacerations after being attacked by an angry sow on the William Hosch farm near Cascade. The boy wandered into the barn yard and collapsed from shock and blood loss after shaking off the animal. Several stitches were required to close the wounds.
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Conference Hears Talks On Marriage In Iowa City
Delegates at the thirteenth annual child development and parent education conference heard a program detailing the University of Iowa marriage course. Dr. Moses Jung summarized recent lectures for Iowa students preparing for marriage, and Dr. Kenneth Spence discussed Family Life Among the Primates.
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Iowa
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Woman Attorney Of Oelwein Defendant In Disbarment Case
Special to The Gazette West Union judge H E Taylor set the hearing for disbarment proceedings against Regina C Ingersoll an Oelwein attorney charged with falsifying records in a district court divorce suit. Action began February 6 with a committee investigation. twenty six witnesses were examined and a grand jury heard preliminary information from County Attorney E B Shaw.
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Waukon
Comedy Hit At Cornell Theater Mount Vernon Cast
Mount Vernon cornell summer theater presents You Cant Take It With You on Thursday Friday nights and Saturday afternoon Robert Hartung heads the Mount Vernon cast with Ruth Weber Lamont Okey Joan Ackerson Craig Huston Howard Owens Lester Dalton Elliot Peck Draper Bishop Miriam Ryan Hugh Muncy Betty Lou Evans Blanche Hamm Marion Eleanor Hughes Glenn Low is guest director for the production Canada produces about 4 000 000 000 cigarets annually.
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Howard Owens
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Mount Morris
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Marengo
Miriam Ryan
Des Moines
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Fulton
Ill
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Goldfield
Blanche Hamm
Marion
Eleanor Hughes
Fond du Lac
Minn
Glenn Low
Simek 73 Tama Grain Dealer Dies After Illness
Joseph V Simek a 73 year old Tama grain dealer died at home after a lingering illness. He built and operated the Gladstone elevator, managed Tama Farmers Cooperative Elevator, and served as school treasurer and postmaster. Survived by wife Mary Ptacek Simek a daughter a sister two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral was held at St Patrick s Church with Rev A P Meyer officiating.
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Emmett Kosishek
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L. W. Zeman
Parachute ruling to decide Iowa policy payout
Judge O S Franklin hears whether a parachute counts as an aerial conveyance in a $10,000 life policy dispute over Charles Richardson who died after bailing from an army plane during a longshoremen mediation mission. Attorneys argued the device was gravity driven not a conveyance.
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Washington, D. C
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Carolinas
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Walker Celebrates 98th Birthday of Paul Nachholz
Paul Nachholz celebrated his 98th birthday at his daughter Mina Gilchrist’s home near Walker with 91 descendants present. Born in Ravensburg Germany, he arrived in 1861 and farmed in Benton County until 1928. He remains active, has ten living children, 41 grandchildren, and 40 great grandchildren.
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Mina Gilchrist
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Shellsburg
William
Canada
Catherine Smouse
Vinton
Peter
Moosomin
Sask
Paul
David
Anna King
Panny Sanders
Pearl Bissell
Waterloo Sewage Plant Bids Opened
The low bid from Dobson and Robinson of Lincoln for four of five plant sections totals 349 799 dollars and was sent to regional PWA officials in Omaha for approval. Iowa Materials of Des Moines submitted the crushed rock bid at 137 800 dollars. The Waterloo council tentatively approved both bids pending federal action. Work to start early next month and finish by April 1, 1940.
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Lincoln
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Omaha
Iowa Materials Company
Des Moines
Waterloo Council
Postville Rose Show Elects Howard L Wilson President
The Iowa Rose Society re elected Howard L Wilson of Des Moines to another term as president. Mrs. Fred Miller of Postville exhibited the best rose in the show, a Crimson Glory.
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Iowa Rose Society
Howard L Wilson
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Fred Miller
Postville
Bids Opened for New Center Junction City Well
City council special meeting opened bids for a new well. C W Warner of Dubuque was the low bidder. Other bids came from Hoeg and Ames of Lincoln and Charles D Nolan of Cedar Rapids.
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C.W. Warner
Dubuque
Hoeg and Ames
Lincoln
Charles D Nolan
Cedar Rapids
Manchester Couple Wed At Delaware
Miss Elma Maurer and Homer C. Platt of Manchester were married at St Pauls Lutheran church Delaware with Rev William Schreibe officiating. A reception and dinner followed at the bride’s home. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin C Maurer, works as assistant cashier at Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank. Platt, son of Mrs J W Platt, is in the undertaking business.
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Platt
J W . Platt
Heavy Rains Drench Most of Iowa Statewide
Rains totaling up to about two inches covered most of Iowa, except seven or eight northwest counties, with showers still falling in northern and central areas. Mount Ayr reported 1.8 inches while Clarinda, Lamoni, Keokuk, Chariton and Osceola saw 1 to 1.5 inches. Temperatures ranged from 91 at Estherville to 62 at Inwood, with 74 at Des Moines.
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Inwood
Itinerant Merchant Law Meets Enforcement in Des Moines
Attorney General Fred Everett announced the itinerant merchant's law passed by the last legislature would take effect Monday. He said enforcement plans to curb irresponsible dealers have been completed.
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Car Hits Freight Train At Amana Injuring Driver
H. W. Mikesel of Webster was cut and bruised when his coupe struck an eastbound freight train on highway No. 6 south of Amana. Passengers W. Dandill and John Gradley were uninjured as dense fog limited visibility.
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Webster
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