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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

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Shooting at Newton Junior Chamber Meeting Provokes Alarm

In Newton at the Hotel Maytag an affray during a junior Chamber of Commerce meeting ended with E Wayne Hickerson firing a revolver three times at Lawrence L Brierly president of the group. The disruption followed a heated dispute over Hickerson recent absence from work. Attendees dived for cover under tables and behind a piano before organizers revealed the incident was a staged surprise program.

Chicago Chamber of Commerce Maytag Newton E. Wayne Hickerson Lawrence L. Brierly Jasper County Record Hickerson

Melcher Man Killed in Auto Mishap

Lawrence Wright of Melcher died in an auto mishap when the car he rode in veered into a ditch after defective lights failed en route from Des Moines. The crash occurred as two vehicles faced an oncoming car. Wright was struck in the chest during the collision.

Melcher Lawrence Wright Des Moines Wright

Car Crash Fatalities and Scald Injuries Reported

Two youths in a collision near Floris died from blood loss after striking an Ottumwa car while a second accident scalded H B Keeton Jr. two as a boiler spilled hot water injuring his arm and leg. An older brother rescued the child and he is expected to recover.

Reo Fiske Newton Fiske Floris Ottumwa Vernon McClure H. B. Keeton, Jr H. B. Keeton Lovilia

Masonic gathering in Monroe honors John Fouch milestone

Grinnell Pella Newton and other points send members to Fair View Lodge No 194 Monroe for John Fouch admission anniversary. Main speaker John W Gannaway Mason ic lecturer Grinnell. Refreshments follow. Jasper and Marshall counties plan 80 miles of graveled roads contracts let and to start. 45 miles in Jasper on Highways 32 63 64 cost 24895. 35 miles in Marshall on Highways 14 185 146 cost 10029.

Grinnell Pella Newton Fairview Lodge No. 194 Monroe Monroe Order John Fouch John W. Gannaway Jasper Marshall Counties Jasper County Thiry Mashall County

Sigourney Man Killed by Fall While Picking Cherries

Pete Small of Sigourney died 24 hours after a fall from a cherry tree at his sister’s home. While on a step ladder he fainted and fell, his heavy build likely twisting the neck. the sole injury noted was a head gash. The incident occurred as he was picking fruit near his residence.

Pete Small Sigourney Small

Judge Dewey elected grand master of Town Masons at Burlington

Judge Charles A. Dewey, formerly a sixth district judge and now a United States district judge, was chosen grand master at the 86th annual Burlington lodge session. More than 1,000 Masons attended as C. C. Jacobson Mapleton was named grand treasurer, C. C. Hunt Cedar Rapids re elected grand secretary, and Harry A. Palmer Cedar Rapids became grand senior deacon.

Charles A. Dewey Burlington C. C. Jacobson Mapleton C. C. Hunt Cedar Rapids Harry A. Palmer

Beaconsman Stanley Catlin Dies in Calf Collision Crash

Stanley M. Catlin of Beacon was killed instantly near White Oak school house east of Oskaloosa when his car struck a calf, then plunged into a ten foot ditch after swerving from a culvert. His wife suffered a broken arm and neck and shoulder bruises, their two year old child bruised on the left cheek. Mrs. Catlin, upon seeing her husband dead, rescued the baby and sought help at a nearby home.

Stanley M. Catlin Beacon White Oak Oskaloosa

A Turkish Wedding Yarn

A humorous account of a Mohammedan wedding ritual in which the priest asks the groom and each bride if they take the union, followed by a quip about women in the back who must speak up or be left out.

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