Jurors Drawn for May Term of District Court
Court clerks drawn a May term jury panel for Rieteich district, with 40 plus jurors listed including Kieser, Marx, McDougal, Miller, Nauman, Popp, Sibert, Sharp, Sheldon, Tegtmeier, Buechele, Beverstock, Carrington, Crutcher, Conley, Covell, Duke, DeGon, Dempster, Easton, Graemes, Hall, Hansen, Holdsman, Jago, Jenson, Strayer, Wildpagen, Breakan, Earby, Tearby, Westphal, Wright, Wier, Sweeney, Heeman, Waasatort, Vernon Twp, Spring Creek, Minerva Blough, Bellinger, Lucas, Nelson, Oman, Kiingsman, Tiler, McDonald, Mas tate Lincoln, Reuter, Poyners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieteich Court
J. ‘W. ‘Thompson
Equity
vo _ Bonnie’ Kieser
W. AseLane
Bernhard Marx
Carl W. McDougal
Harold Miller
W. B. Nauman
D. Popp
J. B. Sibert
W.W. Sharp
Effie
KE. Sheldon
W.R. Sleg
du T Trusty
Harry Tegtmeier
Buechele
WW. H. Beverstock
E.G. Carr
John. Ey ‘Strayer
J. C. Wild
C. Oman
Frank Kiingsman
Orange
Josh Tiler
Washington Flor
Se ‘McDonald
Barclay
G. Mastate Lincoln
John Reuter
Poyners
Civics Instruction for Scouts Led by Judge Gwynne
Judge John W Gwynne led a civics merit badge session before the largest Scout group ever enrolled in the subject at the Scout office. Examiners present included George Pike Judge George Ww eee E. A. Gnagy and Joe Snivey, as part of the requirements for the badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.gwynne
Boy Scout Office
Gwynne
George Pike
George Wweee
E. A. Gnagy
Joe Snivey
Merit badge route changes for city map task
The merit badge requires scouts to locate principal public buildings on city blueprint maps. This year the route is revised to use blueprints provided by the city engineer’s office. Blueprints are furnished by architect John G. Ralston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menta
John G. Ralston
Former Stanford Star Joins Iowa Coaching Staff
Ed Walker of Alexandria Louisiana, a former end and halfback at Stanford University for the last three years, was appointed as assistant football coach at the University of Iowa. He will report here September 1 after spending the summer playing base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Ed Walker
Alexandria
Leland
Stanford University
University of Iowa
Walker
Town appoints new coach to Southern league staff
The Town names Ke H Wickhorst as part of its continued expansion of the coaching staff for the season. He joins head coach Ingvernen and assistants J. M. Barry, R. F. Williams, C. I. Meade, and Wickhorst in shaping the Southern league program.
Farmer Henry Nels Dies by Self Inflicted Shotgun Wound
Keota Iowa April 8 Henry Nels a local farmer died by suicide after shooting himself through the heart. A note to his family said there would be no point in searching for his body which was found in the Skunk river yesterday by search parties. Financial worries are believed to have triggered the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Henry Nels
Skunk
Farm Hand Injured When Mules Runaway Near Williamsburg
Tom Still, a farm hand, was seriously injured yesterday after being dragged 40 feet beneath a disc when a team of mules ran away. His leg was broken and his skull lacerated in the accident near Williamsburg Ja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Tom Still
Gasoline Price War Hits Grundy Center Retailers
十Grundy Center residents benefit as ten retailers slash prices to 17 cents a gallon including tax amid four filling stations and six garages competing. A roof fire lightly damages Mrs Carrie de Seelhorst home. Mrs Sally Reynolds and Mrs Courle ill. Gertrude Severance hospitalized in Rochester for operation. Monday hail storm caused heavy damage near Fern and Stout. Albert Bartels travels to George for his father’s serious illness.
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Grundy Center
Sally Reynolds
Courle
Carrie de Seelhorst
Gertrude Severance
Rochester
Minn
Fern and
Stout
Albert Bartels
George
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