Bank cashier in Olds released on ten thousand bond
F A Morgan cashier of the Olds Savings Bank released on a ten thousand dollar bond after waiving preliminary hearing on an embezzlement charge. He allegedly diverted sixty six hundred dollars for his own use on May 8 1933 amid bank closure after a state examiner found a twenty six thousand dollar shortage. Morgan 58 had served as cashier for 27 years.
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Jimmie Mattern Lands in Pembina North Dakota
Jimmie Mattern and Tad Reid landed safely in Pembina North Dakota after a forced down between Pembina and Winnipeg. They had taken off in bad weather at Winnipeg.
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Ainsworth Town Council Meeting Set for August 21 1933
The town council of Ainsworth in Washington County, Towa, will meet on August 21 1933 at an unspecified time in the Council Room. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditures estimate at the meeting.
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London Physician Prescribes Phone Therapy For Nerves
A London specialist ordered a course of three daily telephone calls to a nervous patient, gradually increasing the dose as she grew stronger. The theory is that the telephone’s security benefits calm isolated individuals and relieve fears. A similar case linked home telephone use to revived interest in life and a step toward cure. The Value of the Telephone is Greater than the Cost.
Social calendar notes church gatherings and meals
Young People’s Bible Class at Presbyterian church hosts monthly social at Kamp Kory West Chester Monday evening with 6:30 supper. Members asked to bring a lead for car rides if needed and contact Mrs W H Van Meter or Dr Eastwood. Also Young Women’s Missionary Society of the U P church plans a pot luck supper at Lloyd Walkers Monday at 6:30, bring sandwiches meat and a dish to pass.
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Royal Neighbors Meet Tuesday Evening at Woodman Hall
The Royal Neighbors will meet on Tuesday evening August 1 at 8 o'clock in Woodman hall.
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Local club notices and meetings update
Community groups list upcoming events at various homes and parks. The Business and Professional Women plan a chicken dinner at Mrs Griges home and meet at the Y. Harmony and Sunshine clubs schedule gatherings and roll calls. Betty Mayo visits a children’s hospital. several clubs adjourn to Sunset Park for picnics and August meetings. a yearbook committee forms for club programs.
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Helen Breese
John Dodd
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W. L. Graves
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Ruth Lemley
Tom Dowis
American Pearl Pulls Off Upset Over Iowa City Made-Rites
The American Pearl baseball team shut out the Iowa City Made-Rites 8-0 at Junkin Field in a major upset. Stan Kiesey fanned 11 and allowed four hits as the Pearls powered to eight runs in five innings aided by strong defense. A preliminary game saw the Ramblers defeat the Orioles 7-5, and the Littl Demons won 17-13 at Kalona.
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Threats Placed on Heir of Sears Founders
Chicago July 29 Police said Wesley H Sears son of Sears Roebuck founder received threatening letters.
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Iowa nurse seeks painless death by own action
Denison report states Katherine Hemer a 42 year old registered nurse administered a hypodermic injection and then took poison and lay down to await a painless death no reason for the action is known.
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