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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

8

Wind Storm Strikes Deep River and Surrounding Area

A severe wind storm damaged Deep River and nearby communities Saturday. Many trees and wires were blown down, windows shattered at Farmers Union and Cox store, and farm properties including Ben Gilmore and Ernest Robert’s farms suffered damage. Roads were blocked, requiring county road crews to clear them.

Deep River Cox Excelsior Ben Gilmore Her Holderness Ernest Robert Malcolm Sunday Ning Elmer Martin

Fire destroys Mage farm barn near Prairie City

A barn on George Mage’s farm near Prairie City, four miles east and one mile north, burned after a lightning strike Saturday night. Prairie City department fought the blaze but the barn was lost though adjacent structures were saved. Losses are estimated in the hundreds of dollars with partial insurance coverage.

Jasper County George Mage Prat City Prairie City

Gosport Baseball Player Suffered Serious Leg Injury

Leonard McShane of Gosport, 23, broke the left leg in a slide at home plate during Gosport versus Red Rock. He was rushed to Mater hospital, then transported to University of Iowa hospital in Iowa City with his companions Raymond from Lovilla and Mr. McShane’s family.

Jlle Express Leonard Mcof Gosport Fred McShane Red Rock McShane Mater Hospital Mir McSloane Iowa Unity Iowa City Nts Raymond A Lovilla Schmond Mea

Depositors Move To Reorganize Prairie City Bank

The City News reports depositors meet at Union Hall to authorize a bank reorganization. R C Coffey chairs the depositor committee with W Hayes H J De Wit L C Downm Poe Taylor and Ernest Wilson. John Van Steenbergen, bank conservator, was authorized to present the reorganization plan to the federal banking authorities.

the City News First Nation ‘Bank Union Hall R. C. Coffey W. Hayes H. J. de Wit L. C. Downm Poe Taylor Ernest Wilson SeJohn van Steenbergen Federal

Milton Man Injured After Horses Trample him

Wilson Shaw of Milton was injured late last week when the team he led across the pavement near his home spooked by an approaching truck. He was knocked down and trampled by the frightened horses.

Milton Herald Wilson Shaw Milton Shaw

Home of Keokuk county former representative burned down

The former Keokuk county legislator James Wilson’s home burned Monday around 11:30 am. It was occupied by son William and four daughters Ena Cora Zula and Harriet Wilson. Fire started in the attic and neighbors John Hunting and Robert Cuddy helped raise the alarm. The family moved furniture to safety and will live at John Bannon’s while the house is rebuilt. insurance covers most losses.

Keokuk County James Wilson William Ena Cora Zula Harriet Wilson John Hunting Robert Cuddy John Bannon

Pitchfork Accident Injures Guernsey Man

Emmett Messer of Guernsey was seriously injured Friday when he fell from a hay mow and a pitchfork handle pierced the lower body. Doctors Crain and Crain of Deep River treated the wound, required several stitches, and administered antitoxin. He is recovering well.

Emmett Messer Guernsey Crain & Crain Deep River

Auto En Route To Chariton Burned North Of Indianola

A 1931 Chevrolet coach en route to Chariton was destroyed by fire near the Gericke Service Station on the Jefferson highway north of Indianola at 11:30 p.m. Saturday. The driver, an O'Dea Motor Co. employee, swerved to avoid a possibly tailgating car, the vehicle overturned, and bystanders helped right it as flames spread before the Indianola fire department arrived.

Indianola Tribune Chariton O’dea Motor Co Des Moines Gericke Jefferson Highway Indianola Fire Department

Newton Veteran Receives Verdun Bronze Medal

Louis R. Mudd of Newton earned a bronze medal from Verdun France for defending the city in World War I. The citation notes this is his second military merit award, with an earlier gallantry citation. Mudd later moved from Bloomfield to Milton and worked in shoe repair.

Milton Herald Louis R. Mudd Newton Verdun France Mudd Milton Bloomfield

Two Barns Burn Near Sigourney In Weekend Fires

Sigourney Review reports two barns near Sigourney were destroyed in fires. The M L Smithhart barn southeast of town burned early Sunday, likely from lightning, with hay, grain, harness and tools lost but livestock saved. The Bill Klett Sr barn nine miles southeast burned Monday evening after a passerby noticed flames. about fifty bushels of oats and hay burned, the barn measuring thirty by fifty feet and suspected to have started in a manger from sunlit glass.

Sigourney Review M. L. Smithhart Bill Klett Sigcourney

Laurel and Hardy Bring The Devil's Brother to Princess Theatre

Laurel and Hardy star in a new feature likely to amuse all ages at the Princess Theatre Oskaloosa for three days beginning Sunday. The comedy follows two bungling would be brigands as they clash with the bandit Diavolo and cope with romance and danger in a lively musical backdrop. The film opens Sunday July 9 with a midnight show Saturday at 11:30.

Princess Theatre Oskaloosa Laurel and Hardy Hardy Diavolo Laurel Pamela

Boy Severely Wounded After Pact Incident

A boy sustained a deep two inch cut into his hip severing arteries. Neighbors gave first aid and saved his life before a doctor arrived. Harold remained in serious condition through the afternoon but improved Monday night and is resting well. Doctors have not determined whether permanent disability will result.

Harold

Monroe County Man Lives On A Farm Seventy Four Years

D N Watkins and his son T J Watkins operate the same 200 acre farm in Monroe county near Ablia where both were born. The elder Watkins, born 74 years ago in a log cabin near Present house, and his wife recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. The house now shelters both families and the pair focus much on a high grade Holstein dairy herd though the elder continues to work the fields.

Patriot Chronicle D. N. Watkins T. J Ablia Monroe County Watkins Father Mrs. Watkins Mr. Watkins

Boy Seriously Injured in Bathrooom Accident

Harold Plew 18 suffered serious injuries Monday morning after playing with his brother in the bathroom at his parents home on West Braden avenue. He fell and struck his left hip against a water faucet that broke from the wall.

Chariton Harold Plew Frank Plew West Braden Avenue

Familiar Hall at Hiteman Destroyed by Fire

Monroe County News reports the Redman Hall in Hiteman was destroyed by fire discovered before three. The two story frame building, used for dances and meetings, burned quickly with furnishings from apartments below moved to safety. Paraphernalia of the Red Men and Nir Lodge were lost. Masonic records saved.

Monroe County News Redman Hiteman Sam Jamison Joe Curtis Redmen Nir Lodge Upper Sory

Milton Man Defended in Alienation Suit

The Milton Herald reports a civil action for alienation of affections brought by W. E. Groves against Fred K. Stegelman, with damages sought at 10000 dollars. Attorneys Schlegel and Bloomfeldy filed for Groves. Buckles of Keosauqua is involved, and the petition is expected to be filed next month as a matter of public record.

Milton Herald Fred K. Stegelman W. E. Groves E Schlegel C. Bloomfeldy Groves Stegleman George Buckles Keosauqua

Vegetable Salads For Summer Menus From Home Demonstration

A collection of salad ideas using fresh garden vegetables. Recipes include cabbage with apple and marshmallows in mayonnaise, cabbage with celery pepper peanuts and French dressing, carrot and cabbage with raisins, green beans peas cucumbers onion and lettuce, and potato salad with celery pickle onion and dressing. Ends with beet and apple and nut variations.

Passenger Bus Schedule from Pella to Des Moines and Oskaloosa

Bus schedule lists departures from Pella to Des Moines at 9:80 a.m. 3:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. and to Oskaloosa at 5:00 a.m. 8:25 p.m. and 7:40 p.m. All buses stop at Central Park Gate.

Pella Des Moines Oskaloosa Central Park ‘Gate

Train Service Rock Island Time Table Eastbound Westbound

Eastbound Passenger No. 475 and Westbound Passenger No. 474 Local schedules show 5 15 p m for one direction and 9 14 a m for the opposite. These times indicate daily service windows for local trains on the Rock Island route.

Rock Island

Earth's hottest days and a death valley cooling twist

The Weather Bureau notes Death Valley's 134 degree record set in 1911 at Furnace Creek, with 136 recorded in the Sahara later. Weather experts say the floor of the valley could have exceeded 186 degrees. Death Valley lies 276 feet below sea level, inviting a warmer extreme.

Furnace Creek Ranch Death Valley California Weather Bureau Sahara Desert Ernest E. Eklund The

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