Rape Trial Details Sioux City Case Links Hawarden Resident
The Globe-Post recounts the pretrial testimony in the Forrest Morison case charging rape and related offenses. Witnesses describe Miss Utech as a possible victim of coercion, with accounts of tavern meetings, car rides, and a violent assault near Stone Park after a series of alleged improper advances. The narrative ties Miss Utech to Hawarden and Le Mars contexts amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Boy Scouts Prepare for Valley Forge Jamboree Trip
A large contingent of Boy Scouts Explorers and leaders from the Iowa area plan to attend the Fourth National Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania July 12 to 20. They will travel by bus from Fort Dodge visiting Chicago Greenfield Village and other sites en route, with about 50 000 campers expected in a self contained jamboree city housing 380 villages and a 40 000 seat amphitheater. The event emphasizes self reliance democracy and international exchange with scouts from 63 nations and includes pre jamboree camps and medical checks.
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Police Court Fines From Mayors Office Report
Mayors office records show Ralph VanWhye of Ireton fined $10 for speeding Richard Farell of Council Bluff fined $10 for speeding and Philip Rush of Storm operating a vehicle under restraint on a highway on the 1st of the month. Other names appear in the filing including Edwin Jensen Homer Ned Lames Chase Golden Cole James Batson Groves Ter Gil bert Weizen Sioux City Ronald Henrich Le Mats Ralph Thaller Mascon and note of want ads in Globe Post for various jobs.
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Bluff
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Storm
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Homer
Ned Lames Chase
Golden Cole
James Batson
Groves
Gilbert Weizen
Sioux City
Ronald Henrich
Le Mats
Ralph Thaller
Mascon
Pastor LW Heideman Leaves Trinty for Seward Charge
Reverend LW Heideman and family depart Trinity Lutheran Hinon Nebraska on June 30 after 3% years of service. He will become pastor at St Johns Lutheran Seward while Rev W Haak serves Trinity until a new minister is installed. Congregation lauds his dedication, noting weekly church maintenance and sewing, and plans a farewell party with church group entertainment.
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Lutheran church
Lincoln township
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Heileman
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National Guard unit leaves for Camp Ripley drill
K-133th Infantry of the Iowa National Guard departs Le Mars on Saturday morning July 27 1997 for Camp Ripley Minnesota. The unit draws members from Le Mars Remsen Merrill Hinon Kingsley Orange City Brunsville Granville and Maurice. Training includes marksmanship and range firing with an annual Governors Day parade planned for August 3 and a 36 hour field problem slated for August 6 and 7.
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Camp Ripley
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Hinon
Kingsley
Orange City
Brunsville
Granville
Maurice
Camp Rupley
Are Honeymoons Se cret and Secluded?
In times when men kidnaped brides or kept wives in secret places to present recapture and avoid retaliation by the bride’s family, such actions were glamorized as fun. Today the departure of newlyweds is mostly joke fodder, while homeowners in Le Mats report a rise in small animal damage from roaming cats and rabbits harming gardens and young plants.
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Pinned-in Driver Touched Car Horn
Bob Wilson, a sporty announcer, drove south on highway 75 at 2 am when another car in the wrong direction forced him onto the soft shoulder. His car rolled into the west ditch, about 1 ft deep in water, with Wilson pinned inside until 3 4 am. He was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital, presumed to have a leg fracture but released Friday afternoon.
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Le Mars
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Rome Mueller
Mueller
Luken
Sacred Heart Hospital
Nick Mueller
Muelle
here
Merrill
Crook Steals Wigwam Drive-In Speakers
Ha ward en theater owner Harry Lankhurst reports four speakers vanished in one night at Wigwam Drive-In Ha ward en. He offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Over three years he says he has lost more than $600 in stolen speakers.
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Hawarden
Landkhorst
Evans and wife die after car crash near Stanhope
Evans 61, principal of Everett and Hobson schools in Sun City, dies at Webster City hospital from crash injuries. His wife, who died a day earlier, also perished. The couple, returning from Cincinnati where they visited a daughter, were from Sioux City. Surviving son Richard S. and three daughters, with siblings and inlaws named. Services pending at Nelson-Berger North Side Funeral Home.
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Knights Admit 38 Sioux City Area Members to Fourth Degree
Three Misericordia Knights of Columbus from Remsen Richard Hats Donald Hughes and Gene Loutseh joined 35 other candidates from the Sioux City area admitted to the fourth degree. The ceremony began with Mass at St Francis Church followed by a breakfast an afternoon ceremony and a banquet for members and wives. Remsen retinue included Vera Aellen Al Thilter Lov Crores John Roeser and Frank T Ludwig.
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