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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

Page

4

Fifteen slot machines seized in Monroe raid smashed for sale

Sheriff A A Robinson's raid on Monroe County confiscated fifteen slot machines. The machines, costing 75 to 125 dollars each, with a total value near 1500, were smashed at the courthouse and sold to a junk dealer Friday morning. Cash found ranged from 70 cents to 18 dollars.

Monroe County News A. A. Robinson Court House Monroe County

Cars Collide In Night Crash Destroying One Car

W T Edson failed to see the road ahead and drove his vehicle into a car driven by Lester Wallerich Tuesday night. The collision caused one car to catch fire and be destroyed.

W. T. Edson Lester Wallerich

Helscher Auto Fire Delays Local Game in Keota

After an automobile fire, players and occupants escaped unharmed with the Helscher vehicle left smouldering at the roadside. Those with Mr. Edson joined other cars to reach Keota, where the game continued.

Sigourney-Keota E. W. Harriman Helscher Edson

Eddyville Boy Drowned Skating When Ice Breaks

Harold Denning eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Denning was drowned in gravel pit north of Eddyville about 8 45 am Saturday when the skating ice broke and threw him into several feet of water. Joe Williams fourteen and Rex Williams ten were also thrown in but could stand. Rex carried Harold to safety until help arrived. Mrs Ann McCaffrey summoned their father Charles Williams to pull them out and pulmotor was used but Harold died shortly after 10 am. The Williams boys escaped with a severe chilling and Harold is survived by his mother father and six siblings.

Monroe County News Harold Denning Elmer Denning Eddyville Joe Williams Rex Williams Ann McCaffrey Charles Williams Williams Denning

Explosion Of Can Of Kerosene Fatal To Montezuma Man

James Harden 56 of Montezuma died after a kerosene can exploded while he was starting a fire. The blast engulfed him in flames burning most of his body. Neighbors extinguished the fire, but he succumbed hours later. Survived by a widow and two children in Des Moines. a Montezuma family native employed by the county as a road worker.

New Sharon Star James Harden Montezuma Harden Des Moines

Farm Dwelling Burns North of Sigourney In Fire

The Otto Elmore home four miles north of Sigourney on primary road 149 burned to the ground last Saturday night while the family was in Fairfield. The origin is unknown. Owned by a Cedar Rapids firm, neighbors rushed to help but the blaze had gained headway. All contents were destroyed, but adjacent buildings on the farm were saved.

Keokuk

18-Month Old Child Found Dead In Bed Near Valley Junction

Leonard Bush, the 18 month old adopted child of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cook of near Valley Junction, was found dead in bed Monday at about 4 am. The cause is believed to be heart trouble. He had not been strong but seemed to be gaining. Survived by foster parents, a half brother Lewis Cook, four foster sisters Martha Barbara Ellen Naomi Cook, and a foster brother Billie.

Valley Junction Leonard Bush W. A. Cook Near Valley Junction Lewis Cook Martha Barbara Ellen Naomi Cook Billie

Heart Attack Fatal To Newton Resident David Stinson

David Stinson, 73, of Newton, died Wednesday morning from a heart attack in front of Alva Baker residence. He was found by Mrs. B. Tabor, carried inside by C. A. Walker and Francis Harrington, and pronounced dead by attending physicians. He reportedly was on his way home to East 4th Street South when stricken.

Jasper County Dave Stinson Newton Alva Baker Stinson 8. B. Tabor Baker C. A. Walker Francis Harrington

Woman Leaves Car At Milton Garage And Never Gets It

A Dodge coupe remains in Ham Cone's Milton garage after a woman left it there last December promising to return for it with her brothers. She removed the license plates, which were loosely wired, and never came back. State Inspector Haynes later checked autos in the area as part of routine inquiries.

Milton Garage Milton Herald Ham Cone Missouri Cone Milton Jeter Haynes

Car storage notice tied to steering column in Remsen Iowa

A 1925 model car was obtained by Mr Cone who plans to publish notice and reclaim costs. The ownership certificate, found on the steering column, bears a Remsen Iowa address. Cone has not received word from the Remsen holder about disposal of the vehicle.

Ers Cone Remsen Iowa Sioux City

Robbers Take About 16 Dollars From Chariton Oil Station

Chariton oil station at 8th Street and Court Avenue was robbed of about 16 dollars early Sunday evening. A lone gunman entered, ordered the attendant to the restroom, and fled. The station helper, Cackler, provided a vague description, and officers have no clear direction of the suspect’s departure.

Chariton Standard Oil 8Th Street Court Avenue Anderson Cackler J. H. Smith

Sigourney Woman Dies By Her Own Hand At 35

Mrs. George Lloyd of Sigourney, about 36, died Monday night after taking strychnine. Ill health and medical care preceded the act. Survived by husband, five children, mother Mrs. Anna Irelan of Fremont, and brother Frank Ireland of Pasadena. Formerly Miss Margaret Ireland.

George Lloyd Sigourney Anna Irelan Fremont Frank Ireland Pasadena Calif Lloyd Margaret Ireland

Slippery Pavement Causes Bus Crash Near Chariton

A Burlington bus struggled on slick roads Monday evening between Chariton and Russell, veering off road and damaging two cars. George Blanchard of Chariton reported his TM car was badly damaged while parked near the Van Zee home. A Brathwaite vehicle from Detroit, Michigan, also suffered severe damage when struck by the bus near East Lake.

Burlington Chariton Russell Ead George Blanchard van Zee Brathwaite Detroit Mich East Lake

Stolen Cash From Simpson College Treasurers Office

Thieves forced entry at Simpson College Thursday night, breaking the north door glass and safe knob to steal about 75 dollars from the treasurer’s office. They also damaged entrances to the secretary to the president and the dean’s offices, leaving fingerprints for Des Moines detectives.

Simpson College Florence Cox John L. Hillman W. E. Payne Des Moines Grinnell College

No One Man at the Rivola shows in Oskaloosa

Starting Saturday February 13 the Rivola theatre in Oskaloosa will screen No One Man a Rupert Hughes novel adaptation from Cosmopolitan magazine. Stars Carole Lombard Ricardo Cortez and Paul Lukas star in a tale set aboard a glamorous ocean liner with a Palm Beach home polo club andMillionaire shore play spot as the backdrop for a wealthy heiress’s search for true love.

Rivola Oskaloosa Cosmopolitan Foreign Register New York City Halifax Bermudas Carole Lombard Ricardo Cortez Paul Lukas Paramount Rupert Hughes Palm Beach

Cast includes Miss Lombard Ia kas Cortez and Arthur Pierson

The cast features Miss Lombard Ia kas Cortez and stage-trained actor Arthur Pierson born in Oslo Norway. He built his career in Stock engagements in Portland Seattle St Louis and Denver and appeared in the New York presentation of Remote Control.

Miss Lombard Iakas Cortez Arthur Pierson Oslo Norway Portland Ore Seattle St. Louis Denver Pierson New York

Midnight Valentine Party Show Announced

A big paid show is set for Saturday night February 13 at 11 16 sharp. The notice urges getting typewriting paper and bond stock as new spring lines from Scotch Tailoring follow 40 seasons of selling. Prices start at 17 50 for two piece suits tailored after order is received.

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