Bull Tramples Junction Farmer
In Columbus Junction on August 4 Boyd Jennings suffered numerous bruises and two broken ribs after a bull trampled him on his Spring Run farm. The incident is described as a serious but non-fatal injury.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1936
Page
2
In Columbus Junction on August 4 Boyd Jennings suffered numerous bruises and two broken ribs after a bull trampled him on his Spring Run farm. The incident is described as a serious but non-fatal injury.
Merle Makkestad a 19 year old drowned in the Lake Mills swimming pool after entering despite a closed gate. His body was recovered from the pool after a companion outside raised the alarm but responders arrived too late.
Emmetsburg Golf club, in a milestone move, hires Sherman Kennedy of Laredo Texas to coach local beginners this season, promising expert instruction in the ancient and honorable game.
At The Hospital Everett Shauff Wellman and Charles Beenblossom Ainsworth underwent appendectomies this morning. Kenneth Beenblossom Ainsworth Leonard and Ruth Shuppy Brighton and Robert Mannhardt East Pleasant Plain had tonsillectomies this morning. Mr and Mrs James Bittner Brighton are parents of a son born 8 30 am today weighing seven pounds fifteen ounces. Clyde Stoutner Jr Keota was discharged last evening.
Harold McFarland son of Mr and Mrs Leslie McFarland of Brighton becomes new proprietor of the Sinclair service station on West Washington street. He invites the public to patronize his new business after graduating with Washington high school class of 1934.
More than 100 people fled their homes as a fire swept a half block in Chicago on August 4. The blaze tore through a semi-manufacturing and slum district of frame and dilapidated two story structures. Fire Marshal Michael J. Corrigan estimated the loss at about $60,000.
Helen Stephens of Fulton Missouri won the women's 100 meter dash at the Berlin Olympics defeating Stella Walsh of Poland. Stephens set a new world mark in qualifying and again bettered Walsh with an 11.5 second final, securing the United States first win of the day. Owens claimed the broad jump with 26 feet 5.5 inches as the U S led the medal sprint.
Yesterday Detroit defeated Cleveland 9 4 while Chicago yielded to St Louis due to rain. New York beat Boston, Philadelphia swept Washington, and St. Louis hosted Chicago in a busy slate.
Washington Lodge No 26 AA M holds a regular meeting the dust Friday of each month. W M W A Bealer and secretary A W Yard attend to duties and notices.
The document lists eastbound and westbound train numbers, routes, and daily/exception schedules. It notes local limits, connections to Sunset and Golden State Limiteds, and special stops for California passengers. Additional entries show Knoxville Branch timings, Washington arrivals and departures, and railroad agents signatures.
Riverside August 4 report details a firemen sponsored diamond ball tourney attracting 1500 to 1800 spectators. Richmond defeats Riverside 6 4 in extra innings, Kalona tops Havel Red Jackets 5 4, Hills beats Crawfordsville 3 2, Bayertown 4 Morsey 2, semis Kalona 4 Richmond 8 and Hills 14 Bayertown 4, final Richmond 4 Hills 1. Richmond claims $20, Hills $10, Kalona $1. umpires Ernest Marshall, Wilam Stevens, Dale Rhoades. Proceeds fund new firefighting gear.
The Iowa state indivdual swimming championships move from August 26 27 to August 29 30 by order of William H Thomas secretary of the Mid Western A A U. The first annual state meet will be held in the Fairfield Boy Scout pool under J R Gobble with fourteen events four open to all senior swimmers and four for Southeastern Iowa district youths. No team scoring but a silver cup for top individual. three events per contestant. medals for open events and ribbons for closed events. Co E Jake Daubert Iowa State College coach is referee, with Irving Weber Leo Frank L A Gluenkin Forrest Allison Carlton Starr among officials. Mable Hall Des Moines Already entered adds star power for the three year back stroke champ.
Herbert Renge, a Humboldt County farmer, recounted the nighttime theft of several chickens from his yard. The thief unknowingly left a five dollar bill in the hen house as he fled, prompting Renge to remark that it was “a good night's business” after reviewing poultry market quotes.
A Klein Clothing Company puzzle contest offers sixty dollars in prizes and a cartoon booklet titled Mental Animators. Entries are still welcome at the store, with late entrants not disadvantaged. the contest has been running for months and ends August 15.
We express sincere thanks to all relatives friends and neighbors who were kind during our recent bereavement. Mrs Elizabeth Swift and Family read the Classifieds.
The Snowball Club invites all former members and their families to a noon picnic at Sunset Park. Snowball Social Club members will host a basket dinner.
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