Death of Rev. C. W. Heady Wealth of Iowa Towns
News from Southeastern Iowa recalls the sudden death of Rev. C W Heady pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Burlington Iowa and Central College graduate Heady collapsed Sunday morning May 6 while teaching in the Sunday School room Funeral was held in Burlington with interment at Corydon Heady aged 65 survived by widow and three children Ben of Bloomfield Esther and Vera at home The Kaldenberg boys helped after his car was lifted to free their mother and sister from the vehicle
Woman and daughter rescued after car plunged into water
Mrs Hessel Kaldenberg and her young daughter were trapped for two hours beneath a Ford that slipped into water after wheels stuck in a rut. Rescuers freed them with no serious injuries reported.
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Hessel Kaldenberg
Alicia
Kaldenberg
Plymouth Car Shipments Reach New High Peak
A. Vander Zee of Plymouth Motor Corporation says demand for the Plymouth is exceeding any prior Chrysler period. The Display and Demonstration Week boosted dealer interest nationwide as 3,000 plus dealers sign on. production runs overtime aiming for 1,000 cars daily, with current output at 750. End-April orders lag shipouts by over 3,500 cars despite rising dealer numbers and public demand.
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Chrysler
Plymouth
A. Vander Zee
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Chrysler Motors
Ing
Liquor Peddlers Clarence Blackwood and Nephew Sentenced
Clarence Blackwood and his nephew Gerald Blackwood were sentenced and fined after officers found barrels of mash in a field hole and distilling equipment parts in a hay mow on their farm on February 16.
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Clarence Blackwood
Gerarld Blackwood
Large Booze Haul in Poweshiek County
Poweshiek County officers report the largest liquor seizure in the area as Sheriff Gregson and four state officers arrest two men on a rural road. The snelled men, claiming Des Moines as home, posted bonds of 5000 dollars each and were released pending trial after a several nights long stakeout.
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Poweshiek County
Gregson
Des Moines
Improved Plymouth Brakes and Engine Upgrades Highlight Low-Priced Car
The Plymouth adds weatherproof hydraulic brakes an enlarged engine stroke heavier crankshaft larger bearings and a new full pressure lubrication system. These upgrades promise smoother performance across the speed range while maintaining economical price and distinctive body design.
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Plymouth
Notice by Board of Supervisors of Condemnation F Land for Road Purposes
Marion County Iowa proposes to condemn 0.061 acres for road use east of a C B & Q R R right of way. Three appraisers will assess damages. owners may appoint one appraiser by June 3 1929. Hearings allow objections. Hall county auditor oversees notices and procedures.
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Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
Said
Fred O
Hall
Fred
Notice of Condemnation for Marion County Road Land
The Board of Supervisors of Marion County Iowa gives notice of condemnation of a 50 foot wide strip of land for a road. The described center line runs from station 869 plus 42 with multiple bearing and curve segments totaling about 1.06 acres. Damages caused by the condemnation are noted and will be assessed.
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Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
Said
Township
North Range
Appointments and Damages in June 1929 Proceedings
In June 1929 the court appoints an assignee and outlines rights to be exercised or not, with provisions for appraisal of damages. The record notes that all parties are to proceed with the appraisal and report the outcome, referring to Fred Hall in the proceedings.
Down And Outer Gets Prison Sentence
Billy Clark, once a down and outer, was sentenced by Judge E W Dingwell to ten years at Ft Madison for breaking and entering. He confessed after entering the Methodist church in Adel and stealing $13, with arrest following near Knoxville. The Sioux City woman who spurred his wanderings later wrote asking for a new cent.
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Billy Clark
Love
Ft. Madison
E. W. Dingwell
Adel
Clark
Sioux City
Knoxville
Methodist Church
Marshall Roy Crawford
E. E. Clark
Veterans Hospital Knoxville Open House Draws 4000 Crowd
A large crowd toured the U S Veterans hospital in Knoxville for the annual open house on May 12. Medical officers in charge Dr H E Gill Dr R G Eaton Dr M L Underwood and others coordinated the event. Guides directed visitors and cars from across the state attended.
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Knoxville
U. S. Veterans Hospital
H. E. Gill
R. G. Eaton
M. L. Underwood
Duncan D. Campbell
M. M. Barship
Dudley T. Dawson
Government Hospital
M. I. Underwood
Underwood
Argonne post band Provides Music at Newton Event
The Argonne post band expressed pleasure at the strong interest shown as they furnished the music. In the afternoon the Newton Drum and Bu supported activities, adding to the event’s festive atmosphere.
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Self
Argonne Post
Newton Drum
Veterans Hospital Ties Play In Local AA Baseball Game
An AA baseball game drew a crowd as the Veterans Hospital team faced Red Rock in a community matchup. The event showcased local talent and community support with a lively turnout and spirited play.
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Gle Corps
Veterans Hospital
Red Rock
Vocational School Draws Guests With Handicraft Sales
The training school attracted many visitors who purchased hundreds of dollars worth of handiwork from the guests, showcasing the showcase of student crafts and community interest.
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Central Graduate
New
Hayward
Hayward Drug Co., Inc
Nassau Street
New York, N
Han
Reynalde Tobacco
Down
Outer
Vets Hospital
A. B. van Houweling Auto Co
Pella
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