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Newspaper

Cedar Valley Daily Times

Location

Vinton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

2

Arrest Leader Repudiates Mistreatment Cult Case

Oroville Calif March 27. Arrested on $6000 bail each, F S Schalow father of Herman Schalow Gridley victim of cult branding. Mrs Anna Rhodes high priestess and Edward Rhodes her husband face justice court April 1 on charges related to branding of Schalow and his death after rites. Officials may exhume body May as district attorney weighs action.

Oroville Calif F. S. Schalow Herman Schalow Gridley Veltim Anna Rhodes Edward Rhodes Schalow Eward Rhodes Roaring Lion Oase of Judah Nodes Esther Oroville Hospital Rhodes

Dysart Community Notes and Social Updates

Afternoon gathering at Mrs. Peters home with church members. surprise visit by Geo. Klink and Mrs. 16. wintering in Hot Springs AR residents A C Dougan and Paul return. Ladies Aid to meet April at Mrs Pete Peterson. BE Clough 88 ill at home. Mrs Cold and daughters attend C J Cold funeral in Reinbeck. Swartout from Central City visiting Adam Dicken. Hayward family hosts Miss Ormia Travis passing nurse from Orange Calif. Anna Melin returns to Minneapolis after visit with Kerrs. Mayor Wiehen ill with chicken pox. D E B C club entertained at Mrs Freeman Pippert’s.

Geo Klink Sapa The Evangelical Church C. Coome Hot Springs Ark A. C. Dougan Paul Dysart Ladies Aid Evangelical Church Cwll Pete Peterson BE. Clough Clough Cold Alma Irvin Moeller C. J. Cold Reinbeck Won. Swartout Minneapolis John Kerr E. E. Wiehen D. EB. C. Club Freeman Pippert

Blairstown Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events

Mrs Fern Pease and two sons Lindley and Robert Hoebel of Taina spent the week with Blairstown relatives. Mr and Mrs Chas Guisking of Marengo visited here. Mrs ann Flowers returned to Marshalltown. Mrs faneen Blairstown cared for her mother Amelia Sundergon. Richard Knecht is recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Herman Hessenius and Mrs T B Waycholf visited Cedar Rapids Tuesday. Chas Rieke and John Stewart rode to Winton to see Miss Hettie Stewart in hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray Birch hosted a dinner for Mrs Joe Kerns, Mrs Bred Birch for birthday anniversaries. 33 guests. E E Cranston and Donna and Mrs Mary Meyers visited Marengo Tuesday. Domestic science girls hosted the teachers and school board at a seven o clock dinner at the high school with green and white decorations. Supt Runyan toasted. Dinner supervised by Miss Anderson. Mrs George Van Steinhaus of Marengo visited Blairstown Thursday. For eight years the indoor track championships of the western conference have been won by either Illinois or Michigan.

Fern Pease Lindley Robert Hoebel Taina Blairstown Chas. Guisking Marengo Ann Flowers Marshalltown Fa?Héen Amelia Sundergon Richard Knecht Supt Runyan Anderson George van Steinhaus

German separatist leader Joseph Smeets dies suddenly

Cologne March 27 Joseph Smeets a top German separatist leader and Rhine republican movement head died today. He also edited the Rheinsche Re Publik and faced fierce antagonism, with guards. a March 18 attack wounded him and killed his brother-in-law Kaiser, his secretary.

Cologne Germany Joseph Smeets Smeets Rhine Republican Movement Rheinsche Re Publik

Threatening Letters Target Scottish MP Over Royal Journey

London March 27 Numerous threatening letters have been received by David Kirkwood labor member of parliament from Scotland for criticizing the Prince of Wales tour. Kirkwood reported the matter to Home Secretary Joynson Hicks and police protection was offered but he refused.

London David Kirkwood Labor Scotland Prince of Wales Kirkwood Home Secretary Joynson Hicks

Shepherd faces exhumation murder case in Chicago

In Chicago on March 27 the graves of Dr. Oscar Olson and Mrs. Mary McClintock were opened as investigators pursue whether deaths were foul play. Exhumations completed. only organ tests remain. Efforts focus on linking Willian Nelson McClintock’s death to suspect William D. Shepherd and Dr. Charles C. Faiman.

Chicago Oscar Olson Mary McClintock William D. Shepherd Willian Nelson McClintock Shepherd Charles C. Faiman McClintock Harry Olson Olson

Police Probe Report Of Vice Don Robbery

Des Moines police investigated an anonymous report claiming the Bill Lambert cigar store suffered a 2500 dollar holdup last Monday. Lambert is said to have contributed most of the loot, with a disgruntled gambler suspected of orchestrating the robbery. Lambert denied any robbery occurred.

Des Moines Bill Lambert Lambert Cheif Steve Howard

Standard full size and weight packages details

A brief note lists package weights by size: Medium at 1% pounds and Large at 3 pounds, with the number 702 included. This appears to be a packing or shipping specification.

Six men to face larceny charges in Des Moines raid

Sheriff announces charges against six men after a raid on an old south Des Moines base recovered thousands of dollars in alleged stolen public safety items. Loot included two stills, an automobile, 200 chickens, a hog, clothing and furniture, paintings, and auto parts.

Des Moines Park Pindley South Des Moines

Beebe and others visit Cedar Rapids and area events

Col and Mrs George Beebe visited Cedar Rapids on Tuesday while Wm Cumberland and Paul Mader conducted business there on Monday. Saquasippi Camp Fire Girls held a ceremonial meeting at RR P Stout home with ranks awarded. Laura Liane recovers from a serious illness. Mrs John Burrell visited Cedar Rapids Tuesday. Carl Willford did county-seat business Tuesday. The lodge met Wednesday with Mrs John H Brody for a dinner and a short program. Dr M A Dinginah returned to Urba na Wednesday after throat surgery at Mercy Hospital. Oscar Mader remains home ill. Miss Winnifred Sanders returned home Thursday after caring for Mrs Chas Garwood and child at Vinton.

George’ Beebe Cedar Rapids Cumberland Paul Mader RR. P. Stout Laura Liane John Burrell Carl Willford John H. Brody M. &. Dinginah Urbana Mercy Hospital Oscar Mader Winnifred Sanders Chas. Garwood Vinton

Bazaar and Bake Sale by U B Ladies

The U B ladies of the first division plan an after bazaar and bake sale at Boettcher's store on April th. Specialties include doughnuts and cottage cheese. A cafeteria lunch will be served as part of the event seeking generous patronage.

U. B Boettcher

Jurist Denies Writ to Bar Chesapeake and Ohio Meeting

In Richmond on March 27 Judge William Moncure of the chancery court denied minority stockholders petition for an injunction to stop a stockholders' meeting set for March 30. The suit aimed to block the merger of the Chesapeake and Ohio with entities led by the Van Swearingen brothers.

Richmond Chesapeake and Ohio Railway van Swearingen

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