Many new names drawn for grand and trial juries
The county jury commission drew twelve grand jurors to serve through 1929 and sixty trial jurors for January term. Names were selected from poll books of the November 6 election, with seals broken by Clerk J. W. Thompson, Auditor F. W. Esher, and Recorder Eva Brebner. Grand jurors report January 7 at 10 a.m. and trial jurors January 14 at 9 a.m. Listed are E. B. Vittum, John J. Holmes, W. S. Thompson, E. B. Rover, Harry G. Northey, Ora Howard, William Weigle, Ernest L. Sage, W. R. Nickerson, Sam P. Hoover, Jesse O. Kober, Gay Howrey, and many others including Carrie Jones, J. H. Mehl, Beulah H. Lichty, Julia M. Gibson, Emma Francis, and numerous additional names representing area townships and communities.
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J. W.W. Thompson
F. W. Esher
Eva Brebner
E. EB. Vittum
Lincoln Township
John J. Holmes
Black Hawk
W. S. Thompson
Union
EB. L. Rover
Cedar
Harry G. Northey
Waterloo
Ora Howard
Cedar Falls
William Weigle
Eagie
Ernest L. Sage
Mt. Vernon
Nellie Parrott
A. M. Place
Margaret Will
BE. W. Heiple
C. A. Heath
D. H. Kirkpatrick
Joseph D. Wininger
J. J. O’coonnor
Arthur E. Snyder
Vern Funk
John W. Hurst
George. F. Hartleip
Charles H. Trunkey
Esta Mae. Lamb
J. H. Pennington
Hattie A. Gary
Otto Steffin
J. O. Theimer
C. E. Faulkner
Grace Holmes
Minnie Banger
Milo Betts
P. H. Paige
Minerva Blough
Big Creek
Charles Roth
Herbert Huck
Fox
F. O. Wildhagen
D.°.S. Blough
Orange
George Knapp
Bennington
H. C. Burkhart
A. W. Morris
Ernest Jordan
George Cook
Eagle
Nick Sondag
Poyner
Thief on Parole Steals Again Report at Church Sparks Arrest
Oscar Davis 19, paroled for auto theft, and accomplice William Apperman 23 visited Dr. Warren L. Steeves at Walnut Street Baptist Church for a probation report. Afterward overcoats were found stolen from cars. Davis and Apperman jailed at 1 am. parole possible revocation for Davis.
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County District Court
Anamosa Reformatory
Frank Shankland
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wiliam Apperman
John Graves
Steeves
Davis
Falls Avenue
Teen killed by oncoming train near Dunlap Iowa
Harvey Summerfield, age 16, was struck and killed by a train yesterday near Dunlap Iowa. Investigators noted the incident occurred in a rural area as the train passed. Local authorities are handling the case as a fatal accident with no further details released.
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Dunlap
Harvey Summerfield
Nazarene Services Largely Attended in Two Meetings
Two Church of the Nazarene services Sunday drew large crowds. Rev. C. B. Roberts preached at the afternoon meeting on the subject of the sub-urban gospel and personal salvation to attendees.
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Church of the Nazarene
C. B. Roberts
Obedience Is Better Than Sacrifice Speaker Tonight
Mrs. Florence Keaton delivered the evening sermon on obedience as the superior virtue in a sequence of services planned for the week. The message titled Obedience Is Better Than Sacrifice framed religious practice around steadfast faith and conduct.
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Florence Keaton
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