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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1930

Page

1

Edwards becomes night marshal after Bailey murder

W R Mike Edwards is named night marshal to succeed Aaron Bailey murdered with Sheriff Fred Sweet on June 26. Edwards took office Tuesday after swearing in earlier. Mayor Applegate appointed him, pending council ratification. He previously worked at George Teas blacksmith shop and has run for county sheriff.

W. R Mike) Edwards Aaron Bailey Fred Sweet Edwards John Applegate Mr. Bailey Mr. Edwards George Teas Washington Democrat-Independent

Thieves Take Four Jersey Cows From Jackson County Farm

Four Jersey cows were stolen last week from Miles & White near Jacksonville Missouri. A truck was used to load the cows from a pasture a mile south of town and the vehicle was traced to Highway 63. No arrests or clues have been reported, and this marks a rare cattle theft in the area amid prior thefts of poultry and hogs.

Miles & White Jacksonville Highway 63 Bloomfield Democrat

Grinnell Attorney Fined For Bad Checks

B C Engle of Newton, an attorney, was arrested in Grinnell on bad checks. He paid a $10 fine, had no money and stayed three days in jail. Iowa City authorities later sent for him to answer further charges. He faces more charges in Grinnell for checks under ten dollars.

B. C. Engle Newton Grinnell Justice of the Peace Marvin Iowa City Montezuma Republian

Newton boy dragged to death by mule on farm

Richard Wirts eight stepson of James Hannagan of Newton was killed near Red Oak on a farm owned by Walter Johnson. He tied reins to his waist while helping move mules with a neighbor boy. The mule frightened and dragged him to death as Mr Hannagan and his wife and young son visited the farm for the Fourth.

Richard Wirts James Hannagan Newton Red Oak Walter Johnson Wirts Hannagan Gene

Egg baked on steel gutter proves Oskaloosa heat

The Osceola Times-Globe reports Earl Jones demonstrated the heat by placing an egg on a steel gutter by Rea's drug store and watching it bake hard within minutes, illustrating how hot it felt in town on Wednesday.

Earl Jones Oskaloosa Rea’s

Wool shipments bring Eddyville farmers profits

The Eddyville Produce & Supply company owned by Orris Meinhardt and Frank Reed shipped a fourth car of wool yesterday. They have paid about $238,000 to sheep owners in recent weeks, more wool than from nearby towns due to Eddyville market prices. Some wool arrived from long distances to take advantage of the favorable Eddyville offer.

Orris Meinhardt Eddyville Produce & Supply Company Frank Reed Eddyville Eddyville Tribune

Strenuous Exercise for an Old Man

Cornelius van den Baard aged 81 from a Marion county farm in Iowa celebrated his birthday with friends in Monroe as his wife Mrs. van den Baard turned 78. The longtime Iowa resident recalled changing times from ox teams to autos and planes, noting he drives a 1924 Ford and still sees a Des Moines trip as special.

Cornelius van den Baard Pella Marion County Monroe Monroe Mirror Dakota Sioux City Iron Horse van den Baard Des Moines Knowville Journal

Bank Cashier's Wife In Serious Mishap

Mrs. Earl Hull, cashier at Swarts lander's cafe, injured when her husband’s car collided nearly head on with Charles Mc Coy's Model T Ford on the Jefferson highway between Evansville and the Middle River bridge. Mrs. Hull sustains deep cuts to face and neck and a three inch gash to her elbow. Mr. Hull bruised about the hip and legs. The Dodge overturned multiple times, ending on three wheels.

Earl Hull Swartslander Charles McCoy Scotch Ridge Jefferson Highway Evansville Middle River Bridge McCoy Hull

Car Crash Leaves Couple Injured and Car Damaged

Charles McCoy drove the sedan in a collision that tore a wheel from the car. Hull and Mrs. Hull were thrown to the back seat. Mrs. Hull received facial cuts and narrowly missed eye injury. The couple are hospitalized or at work, with damages insured.

Hull Swartslander McCoy Indianola Tribune

Coroner Reports 27 Deaths in Three Years in Keokuk County

Since 1927 Coroner Harry Reynolds has investigated twenty seven deaths including seven suicides twelve accidents and eight natural causes. The range runs from a newborn suffocation to a seventy five year old man’s hanging with several train related deaths. No murders or accidental drownings or auto crashes were listed. The coroner’s workload increased last year with eleven investigations.

Harry Reynolds Keokuk County Reynold Philip Neidhoefer Milwaukee Wisc James Reynolds St. Louis South English Reynolds Keo

Sheriff Gochee Marries Ruby Playle in Montezuma

The marriage of Sheriff William John Gochee of Oskaloosa and Miss Ruby Lucille Playle of Fremont took place Tuesday morning in Montezuma with Judge Frank Bechly officiating. Witnesses were Sheriff Robert Gregson and Tom Karr, and the couple exited through the court room after the ceremony.

Gochee New Sharon Montezuma William John Gochee Oskaloosa Ruby Lucille Playle Fremont Frank Bechly District Court Robert Gregson Tom Karr

Honeymooning Sheriff in Tin Can Parade

Deputies and county officials staged a lively charivari at the courthouse door to celebrate Sheriff Gochee and his bride. Bill Gochee offered money for treats, while Board of Supervisors joined the playful uproar and a Friday car was decorated for the couple. Bob Gregson alerted Mason City to arrange introductions, with plans to honeymoon in Clear Lake.

Bill Board of Supervisors Bob Gregson Mason City Gochee Clear Lake New Sharon Star

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