Barkley vows US readiness to fight Hitler if needed
Sen. Alben W. Barkley told the Iowa Association in Des Moines the United States faces possible war to stop Hitler and must impose heavier sacrifices, expand debt, and mobilize banks and the public. He warned of encirclement, loss of liberties, and the need for vigilance and preparedness.
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Des Moines
INS
United States
Alben W. Barkley
Adolf Hitler
Senate
Iowa Association
Hitler
Europe
America
Economic headaches to follow defense building in Iowa
Iowa Republican spokesman Lou Gardner warned that munition plant construction will bring economic headaches in the state. Des Moines county and Burlington area face land tax issues as federal ownership removed land from tax rolls, with local districts soon grappling with burdens as war work expands. Gardner urged federal funds to address the resulting troubles and noted that the spree is up, but the headaches will surely follow.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lou Gardner
Iowa Ordnance Plant
Burlington
Earlville Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Officers Named
Mrs Mary Robinson is elected president of the Earlville W C T U with Mrs Nellie Baskerville as vice president and Mrs Ruth Stonecipher to oversee care for the poor. Miss Anna Ede serves as treasurer in the organization’s new leadership slate.
Multiple Iowa death notices outline local funeral services
Funeral services were held across several Iowa towns for Oran M. DeWald 41 Wendling 74 Mrs Jay Lerch Perry Goodman Lewis Ray Smith and others. Details include burial sites Fairbank Fairview Millersburg Anamosa Decorah Tama and hospital or church affiliations with family survivors and birthplaces noted.
Belle Plaine man sentenced to 90 days for OUI
Robert Jacoby of Belle Plaine pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and received 90 days in the county jail. Judge L. J. Sepron presided at the sentencing in Vinton.
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Vinton
Robert Jacoby
Belle Plaine
L. J. Se
Miller Reported Set To Run For Governor
Secretary of State Earl G. Miller plans to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in 1942. He has raised campaign funds and begun advertising, signaling a potentially fiery primary race alongside Bourke B. Hickenlooper. Governor Wilson backs Hickenlooper, while Miller could seek a tie with Mark Thornburg, and Miller has built a broad Iowa organization across most counties.
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Des Moines
Earl G. Miller
Capitol
Miller
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Old Settlers
George A. Wilson
State Central Committee
Lone Wolf
Mark G. Thornburg
Wilson
Iowa
Iowan Claims Nazi Agents Spread Draft Extension Cards
Rep Paul Cunningham charged Nazi agents circulated cards opposing the lease lend bill in Washington and later supported the draft extension to dampen Army morale. He said the signers denied writing the notes and that foreign agents used names found in local books.
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Des Moines
Paul Cunningham
Washington
Autos Sideswipe. Man Hurt Fatally
G J Zwisler a 48 year old Minneapolis furniture auctioneer died Tuesday in Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo from injuries after his auto and another car side swiped on Highway 63 a mile north of Waterloo He was driving alone with his arm out the window Henry Doepke of Waterloo and two girl passengers escaped with minor injuries
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Waterloo
G. J. Zwisler
Minneapolis
Allen Memorial Hospital
Highway 63
Zwisler
Henry Doepke
Trial Jurors Named for Delaware Court October Term
Special to The Gerette reports forty five jurors drawn for the Delaware district court October term opening Monday October 6 in Manchester. The list includes Harry Arnold Hopkinton Melvin Arnold Manchester George Arduser Delhi John Barrack Hopkinton Harry Stutsman Delhi Elsie Berens Edgewood Dale Blaker Earlville Ada Barnd Manchester John Cuthbertson Dundee Charles Dettbarn Earlville A E Cocking Dundee Marian Duffey Manchester Ernest Dunkel Dundee Duane Dighton Coggon Glen Dodge Earlville Otto Eppens Colesburg Glen H Eilers Hopkinton Harold File Delhi Hubert Geistkemper Earlville Lee Glen Manchester Frank Goranson Greeley William Goerdt Dyersville O L Hamlett Edgewood Mrs Mary Hamblin Manchester Clarence Kramer Hopkinton Frank Heiserman Manchester Peter Kelchen Hopkinton John Lansing New Vienna Edward Lane Manchester Fred Meyen Jr Dundee Ben Marcif Hopkinton Guilford H Pitcher Earlville Bessie Patton Ryan John Remsing Manchester Iola Ryan Masonville Alice Ryan Manchester John Sutton Jne Floyd Smith Strawberry Point Charles Wendt Delhi Melvin Willard Hopkinton Joe Wegmann Alvah Wilson Hopkinton Irah Wilson Ryan Guy Wellman Earlville Albert Zumbach Ryan.
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Manchester
Delaware District Court
Harry Arnold
Hopkinton
Melvin Arnold
George Arduser
Delhi
John Barrack
Harry Stutsman
Elsie M. Berens
Edgewood
Dale Blaker
Earlville
Ada Barnd
John Cuthbertson
Dundee
Charles Dettbarn
A. E. Cocking
Marian Duffey
Ernest Dunkel
Duane Dighton
Coggon
Glen Dodge
Otto Eppens
Colesburg
Glen H. Eilers
Harold File
Hubert Geistkemper
Lee Glen
Frank Goranson
Greeley
William Goerdt
Dyersville
O. L. Hamlett
Mary Hamblin
Clarence Kramer
Frank Heiserman
Peter Kelchen
John Lansing
New Vienna
Edward Lane
Fred Meyen, Jr
Ben Marcif
Guilford H. Pitcher
Bessie Patton
Ryan
John Remsing
Iola Ryan
Masonville
Alice Ryan
John Sutton
Jne Floyd Smith
Strawberry Point
Charles Wendt
Melvin Willard
Joe Wegmann
Alvah Wilson
Irah Wilson
Guy Wellman
Albert Zumbach
Iowa City Pedestrian, 82, Injured by Auto Hit
Mrs. P. H. Dethiep, 82, of Iowa City, was severely injured Monday night after being struck at an intersection by vehicle driven by 18 year old William S. Strong. Police said she received bruises and lacerations. she was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
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Iowa City
P. H. Dethiep
William S. Strong
James Ryan
Dethiep
Mer
Linn County W C T U Conventon Meeting at Marion Methodist
The Linn County W C T U holds its convention Friday at Marion Methodist Church with 9 30 am executive session and county officer reports led by Mrs Cora Butterfield. A noon picnic lunch precedes an afternoon board meeting at 12 45 pm and an address by Rev Vernon H Carter with devotionals by Miss Ruth Otto and readings by Mrs Fred Lang.
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Linn County
Marion Methodist Church
Cora Butterfield
West Side Union
Cedar Rapids
Nettie Sisam
Ruth Otto
East Side Union Ceder Rapids
Gene McDonnels
Fred J. Lang
Vernon H. Carter
Marion Christian Church
Family Dinner Honors Mount Vernon Guests
Mr and Mrs Emmett Albaugh hosted a Sunday noon dinner near Mount Vernon in honor of son in law Dwight Hawk and grandson Donnie of Louisville Kentucky. Other guests included Clarence Flitsch and daughters Donna Marie and Marilyn of Alburnett Clair Booth and Myrie Albaugh of Cedar Rapids Max Albaugh and daughters Janice and Mary Ann of Marion attended.
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Emmett Albaugh
Mount Vernon
Dwight Hawk
Donnie
Louisville
Clarence Flitsch
Donna Marie
Marilyn
Alburnett
Clair Booth
Myrie Albaugh
Cedar Rapids
Max Albaugh
Janice
Mary Ann
Marion
Death of Douglas Sinclair In San Diego
Mrs. Mary English learns of Douglas Sinclair's death Sunday afternoon at his home in San Diego California. Born in Sinclair he moved to California about 1928. His father was long time division engineer for the Milwaukee railroad. Survived by wife son John and four sisters Evelyn Irene Jean and Catherine.
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Oolwein
Oran M. DeWald
Brant
F. C. Witzigman
Grace Methodist Church
Fairbank
DeWald
Chicago Great Western Railroad
C. D. Ellis
Clarence Cummings
L. W. Bennett
Oocelgona
H. J. Hymer
Lamont
Amos
Staples, Minn
John
Wadena
Archie
Mary English
Douglas Sinclair
San Diego
Calif
Sinclair
California
Milwaukee Railroad
Evelyn
Irene
Jean
Catherine
James Pope Elected President of Older Boys and Girls Conference
James Pope was elected president of the Older Boys and Girls conference to be held at the Methodist church in Marion Oct. 23, at a meeting of Marion pastors and representative young people held Sunday in the Christian church. Eileen Miller was a committee member along with Mary Alice Reistration. Fate and Virginia Seger chaired banquet and decorations. Clarence Rein led delegation and Fontaine handled publicity.
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James Pope
Methodist Church
Marion
Christian Church
Eileen Miller
Mary Alice
Fowler
Virginia Seger
Clarence Rein
Theten Fontaine
Covington Rotert Tie The Knot At Springville Church
Earl Covington and Hazel Rotert of Springville wed Monday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church altar, officiated by Rev. A W Henke. Mr and Mrs Robert H Covington, brother and sister in law of the groom, attended. Monday marked the couple's birth anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Covington
Hazel Rotert
Springville
Methodist Church
A. W. Henke
Robert H. Covington
Gordon to Host Dinner for Daughter Off to Cornell
Mrs. Gil bert Gordon will entertain guests Tuesday night at the Gordon home complimenting her daughter Theola Gordon who departs Thursday to begin her freshman year at Cornell college. Naomi Nickeson J Sheets and Bill Nickeson will attend.
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Theola Gordon
Cornell College
Gilbert Gordon
Gordon Home
Naomi Nickeson
J. ©. Sheets
Bill Nickeson
Nagagson-Mr Ce sare L M Creglow Leaves for Mexico
Nagagson and Mr Ce sare L M Creglow have departed for Mexico in a move noted by local observers. Travel plans include entry into Mexico with destinations not specified.
Harley Reynolds Time With Family at Edgewood Home
Harley Reynolds spent Sunday with his wife and son at their Edgewood home in a quiet family moment documented by local sources.
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Harley Reynolds
Edgewood
Wellman Couple Spends Weekend in Charles Area
Mr and Mrs Searcey of Wellman visited the Charles area for a weekend stay. The trip highlighted local hospitality and leisure activities for guests traveling from Wellman.
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Mrs. Et Searcey of
Wellman
the Charles
A C Young Family Reunion Picnic at Thomas Park
The A C Young family met Sunday at Thomas Park for a reunion and picnic dinner. Attendees included Clifford and G Young and their family with members from Anamosa Fairfax Cedar Rapids Marengo Marion Burlington and other relatives.
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A. C. Young
Thomas Park
Clifford G. Young
Russell Meade
Anamosa
Rudolph Karal
Fairfax
Donald Decker
W. E. Young
Cedar Rapids
Pete Moore
Bill Turner
Marengo
Kenneth Burns
David Price
Sharon Kay
Harold Young
Frank Phillip
Tom Burns
Marion
Donald Deaton
Burlington
Patmos Commandery to Confer Knight of Malta Degree
Patmos Commandery No 27 plans a special meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Masonic temple. Apollo Commandery No 26 will confer the Knight of Malta degree in full form on a class of five members.
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Patmos Commandery No
K. T
Masonic Temple
Knight of Malta
Apollo
Reverend Henke attends Upper Iowa annual conference
The Rev. Arthur W. Henke pastor of the Methodist church left Tuesday for Iowa Falls to attend the eighty sixth session of the Upper Iowa annual conference of Methodist churches. He will return early next week.
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Arthur W. Henke
Methodist Church
Iowa Falls
Upper Iowa
Methodist Churches
Wanted rags magazines papers Katz Salvage ad
Advertisement seeks used rags magazines and papers for Katz Salvage listing a phone contact 827 for inquiries.
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Katz Salvage
Mrs Charlies Fulton Welcomes Twin Granddaughters
Mrs. Charlies Fulton returns home from Covington after caring for her twin granddaughters Shirley Mae and Sharon Kay Bemer born Saturday to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Louis Bemer.
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Charlies Fulton
Covington
Shirley Mae
Sharon Kay Bemer
Louis Bemer
Kearns Family Guests Return Visit to Omaha
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Car E. Kearns of Omaha were guests Monday in the home of Mr. Kearn's brother, witless Kearns. Miss Mabel Kearns, recently visiting Omaha, returned home with them.
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Car E. Kearns
Omaha
Mr. Kearn
Witless Kearns
Mabel Kearns
Red Cross Seeks Marion Garments Return
Mrs. A. A. Hardin, chairman of volunteers for the Marion branch, asks that all finished garments be returned to the sewing room on Wednesday afternoon for packing and shipment.
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A. A. Hardin
Marion
The
American Red Cross
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting Notices Change
The first division of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Merrill Brundage 64 Seventh avenue Members are asked to note the change in date.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Merrill Brundage
Seventh Avenue
Van Note visits Snyder as she improves
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Van Note of Vinton visited Mrs. Myrtle Snyder on Monday. Snyder, who has been ill for some time, is slowly improving.
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Marvin van Note of
Vinton
Myrtle Snyder
Snyder
Anti-freeze advertised beside a campsite notice
Mr and Mrs J C Miller and guest Frances White of Iowa City camp at the Upper Palisades. Sunday fish fry guests include Lewis Kohl Eugene Kohl Amos Kohli Elaine Harriet Filloon Dale Kost Edith Miller and others from Marion. I O O F Osceola Lodge No 18 meets Thursday at 8 pm with initiatory work. Rental listing for a modern 3 room apartment. Heavy Sunday rains washed away the east foun nes under construction on Eighteenth Street by Stanley Kellams.
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J. C. Miller
Frances White
Iowa City
Upper Palisades
Miller
Lewis Kohl
Eugene Kohl
Mechanicsville
Amos Kohli
Elaine
Harriet Filloon
Dale
Lucy Kost
Edith Miller
Marion
Stanley Kellams
Mrs Rose Hosted Luncheon At Ogden Home
Mrs M T Rose of Ogden visited son Paul Rose who entertained Tuesday noon at a luncheon in their home. Guests included Mrs S O Stamy and Elmer Poe of Robins. The Theris tria delinquents honored the winners with dinner at the K V cafe with twenty one members at one table.
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M. T. Rose
Ogden
Paul Rose
S. O. Stamy
Elmer Poe
Robins
Theristria
K. V
Benefit musical comedy "Bubbling Over" in Lincoln auditorium
Vases of garden flowers decorated the table as the Marion Parent Teacher association presents the benefit musical comedy Bubbling Over. Special numbers between acts include violin solo by Mrs Mary Chalmers Cory and accordion solo by Arleen mn, with vocal solos by Richard Little and Miss Bonnie Carey. Tickets are on sale at Edison pharmacy.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Marion Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Chalmers Cory
Arleen Mn
Richard Little
Bonnie Carey
Edison Pharmacy
Mrs Massingale Honored At Cedar Rapids Dinner
Mrs L J Schaefer hosted a Sunday dinner east of Cedar Rapids for Mrs Hiram Massingale of Marion in observance of her aunt's birthday. Attendees included Hiram Massingale, Iva Barkwill, Elia Barkwill, Darline Barkwill, Harold Duffield and daughter Nadine, Clarissa Griffith, Minnie Griffith, George Sutcliffe and Marie Sutcliffe, George Duffield, Roy Williamson, Pearl Lyman and son Woodrow, Glenn Sanborn and daughters Bernice Vernita and Martina.
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Massingale
Hiram Massingale
Marion
L. J. Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
Iva Barkwill
Elia
Darline Barkwill
Harold Duffield
Nadine
Clarissa Griffith
Fort Wayne
Ind
Minnie Griffith
St. Cloud, Fla
George Sutcliffe
Marie Sutcliffe
George Duffield
Roy Williamson
Central City
Pearl Lyman
Woodrow
Glenn Sanborn
Bernice
Vernita
Mardina
Center Point
Women invited to organize bowling team at Marion alleys
All women interested in forming a bowling team are asked to meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Marion alleys for initial planning and registration.
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Marion
Miss Florence Kruger Heads to Moorhead for Teaching Post
Florence Kruger departs Tuesday evening for Moorhead Minnesota to resume teaching duties at Concordia College. The Ivanhoe club held its first fall meeting Monday at Mrs. Earl Weisher’s home. A memorial for Mrs. Muriel Cone was conducted by Mrs. J. B. Storck led the program.
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Florence Kruger
Moorhead, Minn
Concordia College
Ivanhoe Club
Earl Weisher
Muriel Cone
J. B
D. B. Storck
Winsors Visit Davenport After Relative's Death
Mr and Mrs Bert Winsor of Jeffersonville Indiana traveled to Davenport after being summoned to a relative's death They spent Monday with Mr Winsor's sister Mrs Harley W Erwin while there.
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Bert Winsor
Jeffersonville
Ind
Davenport
Winsor
Harley W. Erwin
Mrs Wilt Grassfield and Cornelia Brown Visit Drapers
Mrs. Wilt Grassfield and her mother Mrs Cornelia Brown plan a brief visit to Austin Minnesota to stay with Mr and Mrs Frank Draper.
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Wilt Grassfield
Cornelia Brown
Austin, Minn
Frank Draper
Mrs Margaret Leming Spends Weekend With Friends
Mrs Leming enjoyed a weekend in Waukee visiting friends and relaxing. She was seen at local gatherings and shared time with neighbors, returning home refreshed.
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Margaret Leming
Waukee
Portage Family Guests of Wisconsin Cousins
Mr and Mrs Russell Koch and their son Dannie of Portage Wisconsin are guests of their cousin Mrs Louis E Peckosh and other relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Koch
Dannie
Portage, Wis
Louis E. Peckosh
Huntoon Family Visit Spends Sunday in Chester and Marion
Joe Huntoon spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Mary F Huntoon in Chester. His brother in law Hubert Gue of Chester accompanied him to Marion for a visit here.
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Joe Huntoon
Mary F. Huntoon
Chester
Hubert Gue
Marion
Truck force-off highway leads to collision avoidance
TIPTON Dee Knapp of Cedar Rapids, driver for Denver-Chicago Truck Lines, reported to Cedar county Sheriff Christian that his truck was forced off the highway west of Clare Sunday night by another car that failed to stop. To avoid a crash Knapp steered into the ditch. AMANA A birthday party and family reunion honoring Henry Schmieder, aged 90 on Sept 11, was held at Ellis park in Cedar Rapids Sunday afternoon.
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Tipton
Dee Knapp
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County
W. W. Christian
Clarere
Knapp
Amana
Henry Schmieder
Ellis Park
Flush Poisons From Kidneys and Stop Getting Up Nights
An advertisement touts Haarlem Capsules as a cheap diuretic and stimulant costing 35 cents. It claims to flush waste and acids from kidneys, reduce nighttime urinary interruptions, and improve sleep with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Haarlem
Grinnell Woman Leads Iowa Librarians Association
Evelyn [name truncated in OCR] Hough ton Jr. of Red Oak passed the presidency to a Grinnell woman at the Iowa librarians annual meeting. Frances Warner of Iowa State College became first vice president, with Lucile Davis of Spencer as second vice president and Frances Butler of Sioux City reelected secretary. Officers include Ruby from Cedar Rapids treasurer and Irene Slevken of Dubuque as registrar. The junior association named Rose Lyons of Sioux City chair and Marjorie Moser of Maquoketa treasurer. Dr. John Frederick of Northwestern urged libraries to defend free literature against Hitler and emphasized education for defense and peace. Two resolutions urged libraries to provide unbiased materials on defense and social readjustment and to form adult education councils in cities.
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Hitler
Association
Camp Dodge May Become A Drafftee Induction Center
Adj Gen Charlies H. Grahl and Col Harry H Polk headed to Washington to seek war department approval to turn Camp Dodge into an induction center for Seventh corps area selectees. Recruits would lodge there for 90 days before transfer to training camps as outlined by the Des Moines defense industrial committee.
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Des Moines
Adj
Charlies H. Grahl
Harry H. Polk
Washington, D. C
War Department
Camp Dodge
Seventh Corps
Tax-Free Principle For Schools Rapped
Des Moines Iowa Taxpayers Association criticizes a tax exemption law that allows property to be deeded to colleges, forcing other taxpayers to cover higher taxes and eroding base value. The editorial warns of serious citywide problems and falling property values as the system narrows the tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Taxpayer
Planned To Enter Iowa U Injured In Crash
Marjorie Nesneth age 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Nesneth of Des Moines sustained a fractured collarbone when the car carrying the family crashed about 17 miles west of Iowa City Monday evening The vehicle rolled over three times They admitted to an Iowa City hospital at 9 30 p m Monday The Nesneths were bringing their daughter to complete arrangements for her entering the University of Iowa this fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
Marjorie Yg 19
G. E. Nesneth
Des Moines
Youth With A Foreign Accent Robs Des Moines Hotel
A 21 year old man with a foreign accent held up a Des Moines hotel clerk at about 4 30 am Tuesday. He fled with a small amount of cash. He is described as 5 6 and 135 pounds, armed with a .32 revolver, wearing striped overalls and a black hat. Police think he may be riding freight trains.
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Des Moines
Atlantic
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
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