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Oskaloosa residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with numerous visits across town. Highlights include Walter De Wit and family with Mrs. N. De Wit, Rev. Cornice De Bruin and Joyce, and Miss Hattie Gezel visiting from Des Moines.
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California
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Paterson, N. J
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Frances Gaass
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Release Bussey Robber Suspects
Des Moines men Joe Baker and Andrew Jones, suspected in the D Myres general store robbery at Bussey, were released by Sheriff Paul Grundman for lack of sufficient evidence. Baker was named by Bussey residents as seen May 23 near the pilfered store, but no proof tied him to entry via a basement coal chute. Jones was not identified as present.
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Des Moines
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Bussey
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Bat injures three in Vandalia diamond game
In Vandalia near Vandalia neighborhood three men were hurt when a bat slipped from Banks of Percy during a game between the Pumpkin Rollers and Percy on the Runnells diamond. The bat struck David Blood in the head with a cut requiring two stitches, then Ira Blood near the eye, and Albert Lorense in the mouth breaking a tooth. They were taken to Prairie City for treatment.
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Library notes on adventures and Westerns outlined
Alfred C B Fletcher praises Keep Moving a lively youthful travelogue. Parmenter Wind Blows West recounts the Colorado gold rush era during the late 1850s. Petersons Trumpets West traces the Andreens across three generations in America’s West. Heller New Standard Letterer and Show Card Writer offers practical design guidance. Kaye Smith Gipsy Waggon follows Sinden’s shift from farming to mobile labor. Welsh Thinking Success Into Business lists steps for success and discipline. Fletcher Murder in Four Degrees follows a journalistic murder case across France and England. Lowell Thomas Beyond Khyber Pass recounts crossing the Afghan frontier. Seltzer War in the Desert depicts desert warfare. Sanders Riders of the Oregon follows Bill Carey amid murder and intrigue.
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Fire destroys property and contents in town
Mrs Mary Knowler property in the west part of town burned Monday night. Occupants Mr and Mrs Harry Fuller and family were away. Fire noticed by neighbor Ed Boland before 11 30. Two story house destroyed with contents. insurance only on structure, not contents. Delta Press.
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Paris Halles at Dawn Spark Onion Soup Dream
A vivid slice of Paris markets at dawn shows vendors selling artichokes lettuce celery and more as food for the world famous restaurants. The piece notes the buzzing scene and the allure of Paris onion soup and suggests canned onion soup can mimic the Parisian flavor for home cooks.
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A Different Vegetable A Guide to Varied Dishes
A lighthearted guide urges trying many vegetables beyond the familiar. It offers spinach makeover ideas with egg yolk cheese and says banana as a fruit can be cooked like a vegetable. It suggests candied carrots parsnips and sweet potatoes with butter and caramel syrup as tasty options.
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Versatile Vegetable Dishes From Cauliflower To Eggplant
A cook’s guide outlines cauliflower in scalloped and boiled forms with white sauce layered with eggs, then baked with crumbs. It also covers stuffed eggplant with onion, bread crumbs and eggplant pulp, baked until browned, plus a vegetable plate idea with poached egg on toast Beets beans and broiled bananas finish the meal.
Pay Fine After Ball Game Racket
After a night ball game at Simpson athletic field Tuesday night, Don Keeney and Morris Barker were arrested by Sheriff Frank Hough. Keeney was fined $10 and costs $2.58 on assault and battery, Barker fined similarly for intoxication. Barker protested and refused to leave the field.
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Arrests Follow After Peeling Incident in Indianola
Report from Indianola Record states Jeave and Keeney restrained a man with a head impact. Keeney requested an instant hearing before Mayor Gordon, resulting in a magistrate setting a fine.
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Keeney
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Chronicle Office Ad Seeks 500 Yellow Second Sheets
Classified item states 500 sheets of yellow second sheets offered for 40 cents. Post or visit Chronicle office to arrange purchase.
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