Carbon monoxide danger in warming cars
Beware warming cars in closed garages as CO can build to deadly levels within minutes. Open garage doors before starting engines and crack a window if you feel sleepy or headachy. Fresh air can save your life.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1957
Page
6
Baffles Award Given Posthumously to Mahoney Aided Duffey
A late Harry Duffey of Charlotte provided Mahoney with a helpful tip before his death, earning a $500 award from Clinton Machine Company of Maquaketa. The check was presented to his widow at Grand Junction as Mr and Mrs Doylé of McGregor marked their 60th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Duffey
Charlotte
Clinton’ Machine Company
Grand . Junction
Doylé
McGregor
Boone
Greene’ Counties
Children share in holiday crafts and family fun at home
A mother recounts how children as young as 11 and 12 create centerpieces and help decorate for Thanksgiving and Christmas. She emphasizes involving even the smallest child in tree trimming and other preparations to foster happiness and courage in a troubled world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Anniversa
Health note warns carbon monoxide dangers and warnings
Health readers are told carbon monoxide is a odorless poisonous gas produced by burning fuel without enough air. Last year 10 Jowans died from CO poisoning. open doors or windows immediately if CO presence is suspected and rely on sufficient oxygen to stay safe.
Gas deaths of two elderly residents in Pilot Mound home
In December two elderly residents Fred Wolford, 82, and his sister Minnie, 85, were found dead in their Pilot Mound home from gas fumes. Investigators tied the stove flue clogged with soot and rubbish to the incident and $1786 was found in Wolford’s purse. The report mentions the C. D. Wendel family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Mound
Fred Wolford
Minnie
Mr. Wolford
C. D. Wendel
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