Monroe Pharmacy Sells to Gillespie of Des Moines
Sherlock C. Gillespie of Des Moines purchases The Monroe Pharmacy, effective December 15, with no immediate changes planned. The store, established 1920 by F. J. Vander Linden, will keep the Monroe Pharmacy name as Gillespie moves in with his family joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
North Side
Sherlock C. Gillespie
Des Moines
Gillespie
Hinnin’s Ag
Ines Moines
Monroe Pharmacy
F. J. Vander Linden
Pella
Vander Linden
Roy Gray
Hampton
Iowa
Gray Pharmacy
Charles
Blaine
Los Angeles
California
Grace Wilson
Vander Linden to be retained under new management
The Monroe Mirror notes that Mr. Vander Linden will be retained under the new management, indicating continuity in leadership and possibly upcoming changes in operations or policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vander Linden
Monroe Mirror
Drouth And Feed At The County Seat
A county meeting at Memorial Hall Knoxville discussed the drought and feed crisis in Marion County. The Advisory Drought Relief Council plans shifting from FERA feed shipping to relief orders redeemable at county feed dealers, aiming for cheaper, more efficient service. Walter Brown reported township meetings with over 1000 farmers, many planning to balance feed and livestock, signaling positive impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Knoxville
Marion County
Advisory Drought Relief Council
Board of Supervisors
County Relief Administration
W. J. Casey
Bankers Association of
Drought Service Committee
H. H. le Grand
T. D. Bane
FERA
Court House
Main County
Walter Brown
H. H
le Grand
Ross Bly
Alan Houweling
T.D. Tone
Brownie Hudson
Loren Airy
Regar
Soil Improvement Group In Meeting
The Marion County Soil Improvement Association held its organization meeting Tuesday night December 11 at the Farm Bureau office Court House. Elected were president Gan Gilson, vice president S L Walker treasurer and Eric Zack secretary. Directors were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Soil Improvement Association
Farm Bureau
Court House
As Cerercteetinis
Artel
Gan Gilson
S. L. Walker
Eric Zack
S. Peterson
C. S
J. L. Boatman
Chet Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon Fisher
FERA
Walter J. Brown
Couny
Knoxville
Marion County Soil Improvement Association Formed Directors Named
Board of directors listed including C. S. Harvey Ray Crane and others. Association aims to control erosion on member lands by building terraces check-dams spillways and producing distribution of agricultural limestone. Plans include locating a C C C camp in Marion county next year and outreach to farmers countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Harvey
Ray Crane
C. Vanden Berg
Paul Harp
Joe Knox
J. H. Johnson
Marion County
Marion County Soil Improvement Association
Troops Hunt Stam Killers in China Missionary Deaths
Chinese regulars joined the inland mission forces in a search for Communist bandits who executed American missionaries Mr. and Mrs. John Stam and left their infant daughter Helen to die. The couple reportedly marched with the two month old child for miles before their execution. the baby was found alive at Wuhu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
John Stam
Helen
China Inland Missions
Wuhu
Des Moines Register
Aid Sought For Yawn Woman In Round Grove Illinois
Dr. H L Pettit appeals for financial aid and medical help for Mrs. Harold McKee, suffering a sustained yawning attack since last Sunday, as sympathy messages pile up. He emphasizes the need for proper care, better surroundings, and expert consultation, while rejecting non medical cures and asking for assistance from medical or funding sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Grove
Harold McKee
H. L. Pettit
McKee
Sterling
Washington, D. C
Two Great Pictures Coming To The Rivola Theatre
Two of the year’s best films head to Rivola Theatre in Oskaloosa. Edmond Dantes treasure tale The Count of Monte Cristo stars Robert Donat with Loretta Young and John Boles’ The White Parade follows a student nurse’s life. both titled and set for holiday showings with a notable supporting cast.
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Rivola Theatre
Oskaloosa
Count of Monte Christo
Robert Donat
Elissa Landi
Sun
Loretta Young
John Boles
Rivola
Edmond Dantes
Harry M. Goetz
Edward Small
Reliance
United Artists
Sam
Irving Cummings
Lasky
Dorothy Wilson
Muriel Kirkland
Astrid Allwyn
Frank Melton
Walter Johnson
Jane Darwell
Frank Conroy
Sara Haden
Joyce Compton
Des Moines Register fragment hints at glass rim detail
A fragment from the Des Moines Register mentions an exterior rim detail of a glass. The snippet suggests a focus on finish or design, but provides limited context or additional facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Two Freight Cars Derail After Truck Collision Near Albia
Two Burlington empty cars from freight train No. 81 derailed Friday night when an Ottumwa truck struck the train at highway 60 north of Albia. occupants Orville Mantz and R A Perkins escaped injury. Brake failure on the slippery road blamed for the collision. Ernest I Mowery was conductor and C E Jennings engineer on the Ottumwa damaged train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ottumwa
Albia
Orville Mantz
R. A. Perkins
Carlisle
Ottumway
Des Moines
Ernest I. Mowery
C. E. Jennings
New Sharon Baby Has Noted Relatives
Laurel Dunnick born to Mrs. Dunnick makes Abe Richards a great great grandfather and Burl Richards a great grandfather. Laurel’s grandmother is Mrs. Leyden, daughter of Burl Richards, and Mrs. Berry of Farnham Nebraska is a great great grandmother. Laurel also is a distant relative of Wallace Beery, giving the newborn notable studio ties. New Sharon Star.
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Abe” Richards
New Sharon
Laurel Dunnick
Ge Pene Ae
Blair
Laurel
Van Vliet Freed From Penalty in Iowa Bank Case
Des Moines reports former bank cashier J H Van Vliet of Pella Iowa has been granted final discharge by Gov Clyde L Herring from a bench parole issued February 1933. He had been penalized for alleged false reports to the state banking department and was freed from those penalties per the latest action of the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. H. van Vliet
Security State Bank
Pella
Iowa
State Banking Department
van Vliet
Clyde L. Herring
Oskaloosa Herald
Better Society Reflects On Crime And Social Decay
In a critique of modern morality Marjorie M. Pierce observes sensational crime headlines and laments societal ills. She contrasts violent criminals with drunk drivers and depicts a sharp divide between secure elder living and those who exploit others for wealth and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie M. Pierce
Mr. Badman
Better Society in America urged by Chariton Leader
A Chariton Leader editorial decries fake glory of America and urges unity to oppose bloodthirsty crime and thievery. It calls for building a better society for future generations, contrasting glamour with harsh realities and demanding action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Circus Barkier
Land of
Plenty
Chariton
Notice of Will Hearing in Marion County Iowa
The Marion County District Court clerk in Knoxville Iowa holds a written will of Dirk C Van Houweling on file for probate. The hearing is set for January 7 1935 at Knox ville office, inviting all interested persons to be heard. Don L Remy clerk notes December 11 1934.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Dirk C. van Houweling
Knoxville
Don L. Remy
Sharon Man Is Slugged In Bed
Harold Dunlap and Glen Whitehead were rooms occupants at a New Sharon home near Citizens Bank. Thieves looted the bank and stole 40 dollars hidden in a cupboard as Whitehead, operator of a Mid-Continent service station, hid the money before attending a bridge party. Dunlap awoke, was struck, and did not regain consciousness until hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sharon
Harold Dunlap
Dunlap
Glen Whitehead
Citizens Bank
Whitehead
Mid-Continent
Bridge Arty
Dunap
W. D. Blackwood
Rheumatic Pain Remedy Promoted with Lemon Juice
An old advertisement touts a lemon juice based remedy claiming to relieve rheumatic pain and neuritis. It promises a refund from your druggist if not improved and urges asking for REV PRESCRIPTION, stating it costs only a few cents daily and is guaranteed by leading druggists.
Back of Head wound described in Dunlap-Oskaloosa Herald
Deputy Sheriff Fritz Van Genderen is investigating a case tied to Dunlap-Oskaloosa Herald with clues from the same source. The victim bears a welt on the back of the head and skin abrasions on the scalp as remnants of the incident.
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Fritz van Genderen
Dunlap
Oskaloosa Herald
Effort to legalize liquor by the drink faces stalled vote
Lawmakers push to permit sale of liquor by the drink in licensed hotels restaurants and clubs but face a stalled vote as opposition cites public health and compliance concerns. Reform advocates argue tax revenue and tourism benefits while opponents warn of potential social costs and licensing hurdles.
Town legislature to renew failed session item in January
A previously failed measure from the town legislature in spring is set for revival in the regular session beginning January 14. The move signals renewed effort to address the issue amid potential amendments and debate among council members.
Japan aims to establish principle of nonmenace and nonaggression
Japan's foreign minister Koki Hirota told the diet on Friday that the government is endeavoring to establish firmly the principle of non menace and nonaggression, signaling a push for a clarified stance in foreign policy.
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Japan
Koki Hirota
Diet
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Roy Vander Linden
Staak & Pierce Theatres
Elissa Land
White Parade
Jno
Boles
Dan Dingeman
Ray Horsbergen
Pete Lubberden
Southwest Corner Square
United Paint
Jesse L. Lasky
Fox Film
Phon
Hudson-Terraplane
Star Auto Co
Free van Vliet
Sharon Man
Central Cleaners
Hella Co-Operative Orative Burial Association
J. E. Forbes
Phono
N. Main St
Firestone
Prestone
O & P Tire and Battery Service
Corner Square
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