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Newspaper

Sioux City Register

Location

Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1924

Page

2

County recruits sought for camp in Woodbury county

Woodbury county youths were urged to register for the citizens military camp at a banquet by the Interstate Reserve Officers association at the Elks club. The training camp will be this summer at Fort Des Moines, with county quotas still open for ages 17 to 24. Jesse F. Marshall spoke, reporting on work with Washington staff and noting a September 12 mobilization and defense test. Major Marshall returned from Washington as a Seventh Army Corps staff member. H Burton-Smith, F L Son, and Dr H E spoke as Woodbury county committee members.

Woodbury County Citizens Interstate Reserve Officers’ Association Elks Club Fort Des Moines Wood- Dury County Clnse United States Jesse F. Marshall Seerve Off, Association Washington Maj. Marshall Seventh Army Corps King’s H. Burton-Smith

Milford Lichty Dies After Short Illness at Local Hospital

Milford John Lichty aged 16 son of Dr and Mrs J M Lichty of 1615 West Nineteenth Street Sioux City died Friday at a local hospital after a brief typhoid fever illness. Born May 29 1908 in Sioux City he attended St Boniface and North Junior High School and was active in scouts. He is survived by his parents an older brother Leonard and two sisters Marie and Phanetta. The body is at Perusso Bros Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.

Milford John Lichty J. M. Lichty West Nineteenth Street Milford Sioux City St. Boniface Parocisial School North Junior High School J.M. Lichty Leonard Marie Ad V Phanetta Lichty

The Soo Theater to Close for Remodeling

The Soo theater at 13 Fourth Street will close in June for remodeling. The Washington Hat and Shirt Company at Fourth Street also closes as part of the project, with the city of Soo enlarged by 39 units.

Soo Theater Fourth Street Washington Hat and Shirt Company Cy Fourth Street Soo

Farm Club Hosts Northwest Nebraska Conference Lunch

Directors of the Interstate Fair Association hosted 75 boys and girls at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon, touring Crystal Lake site visits and Swift & Co. stockyards. Post luncheon, former residents Mr and Mrs George W Phelps traveled to Boston for Elks convention, then to Indiana and Illinois relatives.

Interstate Fair Association Chamber of Commerce Northwest Nebraska Farm Club Crystal Lake Swift & Co

Sioux City Street Car Franchise Urged For 25 Years

W J Bertke vice president and general manager of Sioux City Service Co outlines franchise issues and urgent need for funds. He cites expired and expiring franchises, high capital needs for grade changes repaving and betterments, plus a new 3.5 million generating plant. He argues a new 25 year franchise is essential to finance extensions and reliable service for Sioux City.

W. J. Bertke Sioux City Service Company Eit Mmitation East Fourth West Seventh Sioux City Sioux City Gas and Electric Company Service Pany Siouxly Service Company

Watchman Found Dead in Boxcar Home

William Keller 40, a night watchman for Sioux City Brick and Tile, was found dead late last night in his boxcar home along the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul tracks in North Riverside. The death cited heart disease after several days of illness. neighbors said he had been treated by a Riverside physician. He appeared to have been dead for hours when discovered by residents. A sister, Mrs. Carrie Harrington, lives in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The body is at Anderson Undertaking Rooms pending word from relatives.

William Keller Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul North Riverside Keller Sioux City Carrie Harrington Sioux Falls Anderson Undertakin

V F W to Select National Delegates Tonight

Sioux City VFW post holds a meeting at the Eagles club in Eighth and Douglas to elect a delegate and alternate for the national encampment. Bonus blanks and filling instructions will be provided. A mimic convention will stage the election ahead of the September Baltimore encampment.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Sioux City Post Eagles’ Club Eighth Douglas Streets Baltimore

Funeral Held for Boy Victim in Auto Accident

Funeral services for Clark Heilman aged 10 were held at his parents home with Rev F C Taylor officiating. Interment followed at Graceland Park cemetery. The boy was killed when struck by an automobile driven by his uncle yesterday.

Clark Heilman South Paxton F.C. Taylor Graceland Park

Leeds Protected by Police Bicycle Patrol Maintained

Leeds district receives regular police protection as commissioner Charles E. Wilcox told the city council today. A bicycle patrol of plain clothes officers is maintained in the Leeds district and council referred the petition from the Leeds Improvement Association to the public safety department. At a Leeds Improvement Association meeting last night the lack of protection was discussed and action planned. Since June 1 no police have been stationed at the North Side suburb due to depleted funds, though a motorcycle police visit every hour and a half was promised.

Leeds Charles E. Wilcox Public Safety Leeds Improvement Association Wilcox Public Safety Department North Side Tenth Iowastre

Weather Outlook Report From Regional Forecast

Unsettled tonight with probable showers in eastern North Dakota as a mix of cooler conditions spreads across the region. South Dakota and Minnesota expect fair to sunny spell Sunday with slight cooling tonight in places. Illinois, Wisconsin, and surrounding areas show overcast or cloudy phases with isolated thunderstorms possible, followed by cooler Sunday conditions and fair weather in many zones.

North Dakota South Dakota South Wisconsin Minnesota

Licenses and Marriages Fragment

Fragmentary records show marriages and licenses including Clarence Olson age 2 to Esther Park hurst age 18, both of Sioux City, and Sitzeman age 20 to Lillian of Stowe City, with other incomplete entries mentioning names and ages. The legibility drops multiple details and jurisdictions.

Clarence Olson Esther Parkhurst Sioux City Sitzeman Lillian Stowe City Lura Vieth

Births at St Vincent's and Samaritan hospital

Pascor a son born June 28 to Mr. and Mrs. W. C of South Sioux City at St. Vincent's hospital. Jenson a daughter born June 28 to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. of 6016 Glenn Ave at Samaritan. The note adds a light line about preferring winter to summer due to cold.

Pascor

Man Believes 20th of Month His Unlucky Day

Maquoketa Iowa June 28 John D Edwards believes the 20th of each month is his unlucky day. His corn was killed by May 20 frost. He replanted and it grew, but June 20 hailstorm cut it down. He wonders what calamity may strike July 20.

Maquoketa John D.edwards Alamity

Boy Wins Garden Prize For Fifth Straight Time

Clarinda Iowa June 28. school gardeners display produce at School Garden club exhibit. Thirty six dollars in cash prizes awarded. judging by C V Holsinger Ames. A 105 square yard community garden also judged for cash prizes. Max Musmar, 10, has won first prize five years in a row for best garden in the club. To Settle Will Controversy Town Falls Ia June 28 The W G

Clarinda C. V. Holsinger Ames Max Musmar Town Falls W. G

Gohring Will Provokes Dispute Between Widow and Heirs

Controversy over Gohring estate of 50 000 sparks protest from children of a first marriage while widow and second marriage offspring contend the will. Gohring died weeks ago and most of the estate was left to his widow and children of the second marriage as disputes emerge over the will’s distribution.

Gohring

Builder of Garage Violates Building Code Charged by Council

Commissioner of Public Safety E Wilcox was directed to investigate a frame garage at 1619 Fifth Street erected without a permit. The owner Jake Merkin alleges the structure is a fire menace and cites other nearby buildings in dispute.

Safi E. Wilcox FFB Colby Jake Merkin Fifth St Council

Woman in Divorce Suit Seeks Custody of Child

A divorce suit filed Saturday seeks custody of two children aged 12 and 8. The plaintiff, identified as McLeod, alleges inhuman treatment and states she was married to the defendant on January 1, 1911. The court action also asks for provision for the children's support.

Asi McLeod Harry McLeod

Three Anti Dry Groups Unite in Prohibition Shift

F C Myers, former general manager of Sioux City, announced that Prohibition League, Good America and American League Inc have consolidated. The three organizations aim to modify the dry laws and intensify their influence on the movement.

F.C. Myers Lew Sioux City Consolidated Prohibition League the Good America The American League, Inc

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