Sioux County Court News Highlights Local Status Changes
The Local Board may reclassify declarants from Class V to I after declaring intention to the District Court Clerk. Several declarants filed affidavits noting status changes. Notices urge timely reporting within five days to avoid penalties and improve future questionnaires. Harrassment and asset transfers feature in ongoing cases, including Horace E. Thompson suing Ida S. Thompson over dowers and A. W. Lohr named as transfer commissioner. Milwaukee Tank Works sues Joe Stevens over a petition filing deadline. Stevens prevails in court, then the suit restarts. Olin G. Reiniger suffers a week of severe cold. marriage licenses issued to Jacob Engebrightson and Lenora Heitreitter. John F. Behrend sues K. De Jong to recover commissions on property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Selective Service
Horace E. Thompson
St. Paul
Ida S. Thompson
Sioux County
Omaha Railroad Company
A. W. Lohr
Milwaukee Tank Works
Joe Stevens
Boyden
Supreme Court
Olin G. Reiniger
Jacob Engebrightson
Lenora Heitreitter
John F. Behrend
Indictment and Local War News From Osceola County
Tom Larson of Osceola County was indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in Sioux City and sentenced to fifteen months in prison with a $500 fine for attempting to bribe an Osceola County exemption board member to declare his son unfit for service. C. W. Renshaw of Rock Valley faced obstruction charges, released on bond. The report notes local pumping work, influenza warnings, Mayo Serum tests, and community events including a flag-raising in Hawarden and a Golden Wedding anniversary in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Larson
Osceola County
Sioux City
Reed
Larson
Hough
C. W. Renshaw
Rock Valley
Renshaw
Alton
le Mars
W. J. Mayo
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Phone Us The News Tell The Reporter Your Local News
Public notice invites readers to report items of interest from weddings reunions deaths or other happenings in their area. Call or hand in items so the Reporter can share them with readers.
Iowa Urges Waste to Carbon for Gas Masks
The gas defense division asks Iowa to collect carbon rich pits and shells to produce carbon for soldier gas masks. Seven pounds of shells or 200 peach pits yield one mask. Iowa wastes tons daily and the Red Cross will receive the material. Deems urges county food administrators and women's committees to organize collection drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Defense Division
United States Army
Iowa
Towa
Red Cross
United States Food
Deems
Food Administration
Woman's Committee
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Jacob van Zwol
Sioux County Court News
Colonel Kemp Conrad Anderson J Morris Pryde
Martin Olsen
WM. Walters
Henry Olsenfort
Henry Veenschoten Tunis H. Veenschoten
Bernard Axten Reuben Schaap
Ake van Diepen Sietsa van Diepen
David van der Pol William Bothoff John Henry Revelts
John C. Kuyper
Charles Kuyper
John Scholten
George Horn Klaus Drenth
William Monster Cornelius Kleyne
Henry Vanhoute
Arthur Creswell
Heinrich A. Winter
George Reimers
John Sitter
Cornelius A. DE Valois Albert Edw
Grooters
Jon Dekk
M. Vande Gaarde J John Hilton Henry Bosman
Steve G. Vanden Brink Antonie Vander Wilt
Herman Kooiker
John H. Tott c Will Vos
John Rolfe, JR Bastian Dekker
Johannes P. F. Winter
Steve Vander Well
John Venekamp
William Kwikkle
George Tott
Weir Drenth
Jake Moerman
Allas
Minnesota
Hawarden
Edith Countryman
National Red Cross Association
Frank Frisbee
Sheldon
F. E. Frisbee
Shel
Don
Frisbee
O’brien County
Carroll Township
Patrick Carroll
Vic
W. H Eddy
Des Moines
W. S. Allen
Auto Department
Ohio
the Farmers Store
Joe Steven
Mr. Deems
Pershing
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