Ransom Kidnapping Plagues Louisville Family Home
A white faced kidnapper posing as a telephone repairman abducted Mrs. Stoll after tying and gagging her. the maid was bound and injured. A $50,000 ransom note cited four to five day contact, with leads tracing to Nashville and a Ford V-8 sedan.
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Fowler Willett
Stoll
William Stoll
Louisville
Berry Stoll
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Stolls
Hoover
Everett Connelly
Cincinnati
Stoll Estate
Alice Helen Speed
William Shallcross Speed
Truth Seekers Sunday School Elects Officers
DELU F- The Truth Seekers class of the Methodist Sunday school has elected officers Presi dent MTE Rimmer vice-president George Irmscher secretary and treasurer Vance Rimmer DELHI -VMI and Mrs F E Hare have word their son Raxsmond Hae has been promoted to American consul at Tebean Persad Miro Hare in diplomatic service of the United States for several weeks He received early education in the Min chester scho n.
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Delhi
VMI
F E Hare
De Molay Inducts Class of Nineteen at Cedar Rapids Event
Under 300 attending Mas ter Masons Cedar Rapids chapter of the Order of De Molay conferred the initiatory degree on a class of nineteen candidates during a re dedication program at the Masonic hall Wednesday evening. Speakers included Ernest Kurth deputy grand council member George Farmer past master of Crescent Judge No. 25 AF and AM, Charles Whelpley first master councilor in the state W D Ralston advisory board chairman Ben Padzewsky De Molay Legion of Honor member and Fred J. Witousek past master counselor. Officers who conferred the degree were Ray Churchill master councilor Robert Leedom senior councilor John Dvorak junior councilor John Stephen treasurer Charles Youtzy scribe.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of
de Molay
Masonic Hall
Ernest Kurth
George Farmer
Crescent
No. 25
A.M. Charles Whelpley
W D. Ralston
Ardvisory
Ben Padzewsky
de Molay Legion of Honor
Fred J. Witousek
Ray Churchill
Robert Leedom
John Dvorak
John Stephen
Charles Youtzy
Local Deacons and Preceptors Named in Community Group
A list of named deacons and preceptors is provided alongside a slate of candidates for various positions. Transient Willson appeared before Justice Hufford on larceny charges and received a ten day county jail sentence after being caught burning copper wire near the railroad tracks. He claimed to have found the wire in Beverly woods, loaded it on a train, and discarded it at Toledo.
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Toleno
T. J. Willson
E. M. Hufford
Willson
L. N. Thompson
Beverly
Toledo
Republicans warned of socialist trend at Iowa Young Republicans rally
Guy P. Linville, local attorney, warned Linn County Young Republicans that socialism threatens the American system during a Hotel Montrose rally. He cited Upton Sinclair as a California governor nominee to illustrate Democratic leanings. The series of weekly meetings continues with a Oct. 17 talk and a post-meeting dance. Don Hines chaired, with Carl Hendrickson speaking briefly.
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Guy P. Linville
Hotel
Montrose
Linville
Upton Sinclair
California
Iowa
Hotel Montrose
Don Hines
Linn Young Republican Group
Carl Hendrickson
Republican Couuty
Women’s Foreign Unit Meeting Held in Columbus Junction
A Tuesday unit meeting of the Women’s Foreign group gathered in Columbus Junction with local members in attendance for discussions and planning.
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Columbus Junction
Women’s
Missionary Societies Gather Across Several Iowa Towns
The Methodist church missionary groups from North Liberty West Liberty Wilton Muscatine Letts Nichols and Columbus Junction held a meeting in which Mrs. Lucile Davis of Wilton led. The North Liberty unit won the prize for traveling the farthest distance.
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Missionary Societies
Methodist Churches
North Liberty
West Liberty
Wilton
Muscatine
Letts, Nichols
Columbus Junction
Lucile Davis
North Liberty Group
Judge assigns Tama county cases for October term
Judge B O Tankersley issued an assignment of cases for Tama county district court October term Two jury cases set for October 22 Peter McCosh Wilson estate and Caroline Schelldorf versus Leonard and Louise Cherry Equity assignments scheduled for October 16 include Dusck versus Adelaide Connell Lamb versus Mary Lamb and McCornack versus E O Harris sheriff et al
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Toledo
B. O. Tankersley
Tama County District Court
Peter McCosh Wilson
Anna Wilson
Caroline Schelldorf
Leonard Cherry
Louise Cherry
Charles Dusck
Adelaide L. Connell
Floyd Lamb
Mary Lamb
William G. McCornack
E. O. Harris
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