Gang of Thieves Broken Up by Jail Sentences Friday
A Sioux City report details the breakup of a Midwest clothing theft ring. Four suspects were sentenced to prison. three others held after arrests tied to robberies at Lange Bros. Ivanhoe Minnesota and Golden Rule Wayne Nebraska. The case spans Minnesota Iowa North Dakota and South Dakota with loot valued around $10,000.
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Lange Bros
Ivanhoe
Minn
Golden Rule
Wayne
Neb
North Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota
Roy Christofferson
Anthon
F. HL. Rice
Fort Madison
James O’dell
Roger Lowndlell
LeMars
James O'Dell
Robert Foley
Norfolk
Nebraska
C. H. Stewart
Foley
Lincoln
J. H. Pile
Georgge Bornhoft
Thomas Brown
Auto Theft Bureau
Fourth Street
W. R. Tice
Paul Gruber
Gruber
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Anamosa
Beach Hotel
Ruth Hoover
Don Hoover
S. Wall Street
Hoovers
Christofferson
Lobdell
O'Dehl
Ivanhoa
Sioux City
Christoffers
J. A. Dawson
Orleans Avenue
Seventh
Douglas Streets
C. Frank Wheelock
Tom Brown
Earl Morgan
Third
Jennings
Tice
Brown
Morgan
Fourth
Jones Streets
O'Dells
O’dells
William Conley
Born and ill in the Sacred Heart era hospital notes
Fragmented local notices record multiple births at Sacred Heart hospital to Renken of Washington township and Lang of Paullina, with other health updates. Items include patients in Johnson Township, Union Township, and Kingsley, plus a scarlet fever quarantine near LeMars and appendicitis recovery in Sioux City.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Mrs
George Renken
Washington Two
W. G. Anderson
Union Township
H. E. Lang
Paullina
Reed Richardson
Kingsley
J. B. Renken
Charges Filed After Accident In Remsen Court Hearing Set
A collision led to charges filed after an accident. Ben Holthgren and Green faced injuries including cuts and a broken nose. Miller, Fred, and Nacko suffered facial wounds and chest injuries. The Holthgren car drifted left, hitting Miller’s vehicle. witnesses noted injuries. Hearing was scheduled for Thursday at 2 in Justice Barney Sunkers' court.
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Ence Green
Justice Barney Sunkers
Remsen
Sheriff's Office
Holthgren
Miller
Ben Holthgreve
Fred
Green
Nacko
Drury Thinks Rottler Ready For Championship Bouts
Juss Rottler, winner of the 175 pound class in the Golden Gloves tournament in Sioux City, trains under Western Union coach Clyde Drury for the Chicago championship bouts on February 28. Drury notes Rottler’s intensified regimen and predicts a strong showing based on improved punching speed and power, discipline, and support from faculty and students.
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Dick Pew
Juss Rottler
Sioux City
Chicago
Rottler
Western Union
Clyde Drury
Drury
Jess
Sioux Falls Cagers Dominate Western Union 44 to 32
Sioux Falls cagers led early and never relinquished control as Western Union trailed throughout. Referee called many fouls, sending Sioux Falls to 18 of 20 free throws while Western Union made 8 of 12. Jens n and Hank led Sioux Falls with 13 and 10 points respectively. Caskey had 10 for Western Union.
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Dick Pew
Sioux Falls
S. C
Western Union
Tony
Golden Eagles
Jensen
Hank
Caskey
Voas
Central Defeats LeMars Bulldogs In Triple Overtime
Central outlasted LeMars 36 to 34 in a marathon game at LeMars, winning in the second overtime after a tight start. LeMars led early and late, with Honnold and Day contributing key moments, and Unkes and Kendall involved in late free throws and fouls as Central pulled ahead.
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Careymen
Sioux City Triumph In Double OT Narrowly Edges LeMars
Sioux City edged LeMars 36 34 after two overtime periods as Day of Central hit a late shot. Onkes led Sioux City with 13 points, Burns added six, while Kendall scored 15 for LeMars including seven baskets and a free throw. LeMars Honnold added 12 as their first loss in eight games was handed. Central beat LeMars seconds 22 17 in the opener. box scores follow.
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Dick Pew
City Central
LeMa Bulldogs
LeMars
Central
Sioux City
Honnold
Bulldogs
Day of Central
Beter
Unkes
Star
Weenink
Lohry
Kendall
Clark
Day of
Onkes
Burns
Honnald
Larson
Transue
LeMars Keihn
Central Ga FF Prp
Hine
Cliffton
Koenig
Hodam
Bowers
Lantaff
Tony
Des Moines University
Trinity Preps Nose Out St. Joe
Trinity Preps edged St. Joseph of LeMars 27 to 24 on Trinity court in a tight game. Dave Ross led Sioux City with scoring while Jim Costello topped St. Joe. Western Christian of Hull looms next after a prior season win over St. Joe.
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Trinity
St. Joseph
LeMars
St. Joe
Costello
Dave Ross
Sioux City
Jim Costello
Western Christian
Hull
John Moore Named Head of Jaysees
John Moore becomes head of the Jaycees with changes in the board. Directors whose terms expired include Harold Gralapp Harold Pattison Mike Means Henry Poeckes and Ven ne Boylan. Boylan was replaced due to leaving the city. New directors are Bob Clark Don Hansen Joe McCormack Wallie Brucher and Harold Bollinger. Tribute was paid to Mr Meek for his strong leadership. Two highway patrol members and George Pavlik of the safety council attended and presented. An officers and directors meeting will outline plans for the coming year.
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Harold Gralapp
Harold Pattison
Mike Means
Henry Poeckes
Venne Boylan
Bob Clark
Don Hansen
Joe McCormack
Wallie Brucher
Harold Bollinger
Mr. Meek
Town Highway Patrol
George Pavlik
Demand for accounting of state funds tied to Davenport room
The article discusses $16,000 of state money from Naomi Davenport and the Davenport family for a Davenport Memorial Room in a historical building. Questions rise over how the funds were spent, with relics and basement deposits in question. Harlan promises detailed accounting when health permits, while archeological interests may have influenced spending.
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Alte
Naomi Davenport
Davenport, In
Davenports
Harlan
Davenport
O'Brian
Thomas L. Curran
Attorney General Mitchell Seeks Governor’s Open Seat
The article notes looming announcements from John Mitchell and Leo Wegman as Governor Kraschel weighs another run. Storms delays to give Kraschel first chance, with Storms likely staying at treasurer. Mitchell signals a possible re election bid, saying he will announce soon and is not waiting for the governor.
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Torney
John Mitchell
Storms
Leo J. Wegman
N. G. Kraschel
Guy M. Gillette
Storms J
Plymouth County
Langhout
Board of Supervisors
L. Ed. Crowley
Mitchell
Kraschel
Pretty Wedding At Marcus Celebrates Irma Juhl Nuptials
Miss Irma Juhl wed in Marcus with seventy guests attending a reception and dinner. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace veil once worn by her mother. pink rose and fern bouquet. The groom wore a dark suit. Rita Mae Bleasdell carried the rings. The bride, a Western Union college alumna and teacher, will live with her parents.
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Ding March
Irma Juhl
Rita Mae Bleasdell
Esther
Agnes Lassen
Fern
Ethel Mortensen
Remsen
Wilma Raetz
Lilian Mulvaney
Western Union College
L. L. Norris
Mares
Mrs. Guthrie Rests Friday After Services Held
Mrs. Wm Guthrie, nee Gaynor, of LeMars, Iowa, died recently. Survived by husband Mr Wm Guthrie two brothers Ralph A Gaynor and S W Gaynor of Sioux City and three sisters Mrs Clyde Eastman LeMars Mrs Stephen C Dier and Miss Barbara Gaynor Sioux City. Member of Episcopal church. Funeral at St Francis Episcopal Church San Francisco officiated by Rev Vaezie burial in San Francisco.
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S. C. Gaynor
LeMars
Ralph A. Gaynor
S. W. Gaynor
Sioux City
Clyde Eastman
Stephen C. Dier
Barbara Gaynor
Guthrie
Episcopal Church
St. Francis Eipiscopal Church
San Francisco
Vaezie
Mother Returns Son for Sheriff Case at Anamosa
A man named Fisk pleaded guilty before Justice C. E. Clarke to carrying concealed weapons after a break in. He received 30 days in the county jail on that charge following a 3 year term at Anamosa and a bench probation transition to the sheriff.
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Anamosa
Fisk
C. E. Clarke
Justice Clarke
Safety Council Progress in Le Mars
Safety Council making progress as age 11 west town and state highway patrolmen join meetings with totals and pictures. Geo. V. Pavlik, director, has appointed directors to represent various organizations to present the safety program to their groups. Appointments include Publicity G. P. Simeon and Bob Gillespie, Junior Chamber Burton Dull, Senior Chamber N. J. Bolser, Police Joe Sutton, Legion W. R. De Kay, Rotary E. Beachler Ellis, Mike Fisch, Eagles Ted Love, Masons August Kammerer, K of C F C Hentges and FP N Wilt gen, Woodmen Dr. R. M. Fige, Odd Fellows Joe Overman, Farm Bureau R. W. Weidauer and H. H. Jones, Lions L. L. Meek, PTA Mrs. George V. Pavlik, Mrs. D. C.
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West Town
Geo. V. Pavlik
le Mars Safety Council
Publicity
G. P. Simeon
Bob Gillespie
Chamber of Commerce
Burton Dull
Ellis
Mike Fisch
Eagles
Ted Love
Masons
August Kammerer
K. of C
F.C. Hentges
FP. N. Wiltgen
R. M. Fige
Odd Fellows
Joe Overman
Farm Bureau
R. W. Weidauer
H. H. Jones
Lions
L.L. Meek
P.T
Censorship in Mussolini era hides Italian blast toll
The piece notes an explosion at a major Italian high explosives plant likely killing around a thousand people. It contrasts peaceful Italian citizens with a totalitarian regime forcing production of war munitions and warns that growing government power edges toward dictatorship, referencing Wilson and Roosevelt.
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Mussolini
Italy
Community groups invite cooperation roles and contacts
Lenihan and Mr. Adams lead a civic notice listing numerous clubs including Mothers' club, Legion auxiliary, Friday club, Professional and business women, Linger Longer, Women's club, Eas tern Star, Merry go Round, Catholic Daughters and others. Other organizations may appoint representatives, and individuals can join by applying to any director or Miss Mabel Steele at the Courthouse. John Hart is president and Mike Fisch secretary.
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Lenihan
Mr. Adams
Mothers' Club
H. Burgard
Legion Auxiliary
Anna Muecke
W. Irwin
Harvey Kluckhohn
Louis Myers
Linger Longer
George Remner
Eastern Star
J. Schultz
Merrygo Round
Nelson Miller
Catholic Daughters
Dorothy Ann Kramer
Cleo Hentges
Miss Mabel Steele
John Hart
Mike Fisch
Paving Plan Delayed for 231 Route in County
The council states that paving of the 231 strip will not occur this year. Other county roads will be prioritized including finishing No 10 to highway 75, a gap in 75, all of No 18, and later 33 and 10 east to Granville. Black topping a mile and a half of gravel is now planned at about $30,000 per mile with costs around $7,500.
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Granville
Arrangements Made With Officials For Ames Meeting
The committee organized plans through the district chief engineer to confer with the state highway commissioners and the state chief highway engineer at Ames next Tuesday.
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Ames
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Jurgen Renken
Grant Township
Thursday
Claus Ehrp
Town City
University Hospital
Bobby Lake
Robert Lake
J. R. Graham
St. Jseph's Hospital
Lucille Meyer
Louis Meyer
8. A. Carnazzo
E. Simons
Strand Birs. M. CG
Lainstrong
Treton
le Mars Clinic
Teton
Vwitin
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PB. Yep
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Wend Marenau
Mankato Minn
Hawarden Hospital
John Popken
Akron
WE. Simons
Marcus Pioneer
Chieftain
Atlantic
LeMart Globe-Post
Chiropractic
Health Service
DR. J. Johnson Chiropractor
Myers
Bremer Fuel Co
Sport News
G. P. Jensen
Goodbarn
Sheggrad
Halfen
Mianer
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Kidd
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Schuler
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Safety Council
Plymouth Co-Op. Oil CO
Mit
Japan
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
Black Top Road
Merrill
Craig Centinur
Sinds
Deanna Durbin
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Bert Lahr
Jimmy Save
Billy House
Alice Brady
Mischa Auer
Joy Hodges
B.g.desylva
Charles R. Rogers
Screeno
Conquest
Greta Garbo
Charles Boyer
Jones
Lemars Armory
Thurs
R. E. Huxtable
Billmyer
Elvinator
Mazda
Philco Radios
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