Man Sentenced In Floyd Court To Pay Penalty
Harold Tibbitts of Nora Springs found guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance as an accessory to William Duval. He must serve three months in county jail and pay 300 dollars in fines. failure to pay means an additional three months. Duval received five months in jail and a 500 dollar fine and is serving his sentence. Kepler resumes bench as Judge Kepler returns for the November term. Judge Kelley travels to Allison to fill in for ailing Judge Mason City. Cecil Thomas of Fifth Avenue held in Floyd county jail on auto larceny charge with a potential 10 year sentence. A stolen coupe from Charles City Western found abandoned near Siebal School House. Lou Hennigar, Mason City, pays fine and goes free.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Harold Tibbitts
Nora Springs
William Duval
Supreme Court
H. Kelley
Duval
Kepler
M. H. Kepler
C. #. Kelley
Allison
J. J. Clark
Mason City
Cecil Thomas
Fifth Avenue
Floyd County
John Christianson
Charles City Western
Hildreth Theatre
Christianson
Legion
Siebal School
Lou Hennigar
Mason’ City
Man Pleads Guilty To Dwi And Is Released
George Schneider pleaded guilty in district court two weeks ago to driving while intoxicated and has been released from the county jail on a 200 dollar fine. Meld as Drenken Detver. Schneider and Andy Shu felt were arrested after allegedly striking a parked car on East Clark street near the Carl Peterson home. Both vehicles damaged. police recovered liquor, and Schneider was released after posting bond.
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Meld
Drenken Detver
George Schneider
Andy Shufelt
Schneider
Carl Peterson
East Clark Street
Frank Leider
Marble Rock
Music Division Program At Charles City Woman’s Club
The Charles City music division met at the Community House with Mrs John McGeeney directing the Moussorgsky study and Mrs Irving Smith guiding Cui. The program featured piano Intermezzo by Mrs Albert Witt, Hopah by Mrs Faith Sheldon, Peasant Cradle Song by Mrs M G Smith, The Bird by Mrs Goodsell Henke, piano by Mrs R L Malmsten, voice by Mrs O G Satterlee, and violin by Iza Niemack.
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Charles City
Woman's Club
John McGeeney
Moussorgosky
Irving Smith
Albert Witt
Public Service buys local farmer line at Grundy Center
Iowa Public Service company has acquired rights to the farmers cooperative electric line south of Grundy Center and will rebuild it. It was the first line established in this section and has been in service 14 years.
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Courier
Grundy Center
Iowa Public Service Company
Farmers’ Cooperative ‘Electric Line
Co operation theme marked by Rev Shaffer at First Methodist meeting
Rev T P Shaffer of St Pauls M E spoke on brotherhood and cooperation at a Four Class Sunday school gathering in the First Methodist basement. About 65 attended after illness reduced the crowd. Socially the event featured a large Christmas cake by Mrs W P Kearns, readings by Mrs Mary Johnson and others, and music led by Mrs J W St John.
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T. P. Shaffer
St. Paul's M. E. Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J.E. Johnson
A. S. Wilson
Lotus Sarvay
R. H. Carothers
Wilson
Men's Brotherhood
W. P. Kearns
J. Arthur Young
J. W. St. John
Lotus Survay
Mary Johnson
Wilma Schrag
Patty Pitts
Robert Kearns
Shaffer
St. Paul's Church
Dr. Young
W. P. Mearns
Sarvay
First Church
Longtime church members mark 38 years of service
Mr and Mrs F A Becker and others attended a service noting fifty plus years of affiliation with the church and Sunday school. The remarks highlighted the couple’s 38 years of active membership and ongoing community involvement.
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F. A. Becker
David Allison Remains Bedfast at La Porte Home
David Allison is bedridden at his La Porte City residence with sciatic rheumatism and his condition shows no improvement. He endures much pain with his wife Mrs. Allison remaining largely unchanged. Weekend guests included Henry Luloff and Mund of Waverly and Jacob Fehl's household. Luloff is Fehl’s brother.
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Courier
la Porte City
David Allson
Allison
Henry Luloff
Mund
Waverly
Jacob Fehl
Luloff
Fehl
Parrin Funeral Rites Conducted in Nora Springs
Funeral services for Mrs. Marsh Parrin were held at the Seaver home in Nora Springs where she died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Frank Seaver’s home. She was a pioneer resident of the county and lived on a farm near Ernie. Burial will be in Floyd cemetery. L. M. Bennett learned his uncle George Bennett died at his home in Rudd. Only 25 percent of Arctic land remains ice covered year round.
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Courier
Charles City
Marsh Parrin
Frank Seaver
Nora Springs
Seaver
Ernie
Floyd
L. M. Bennett
George Bennett
Rudd
Town of Walker in Peril as Grocery and Bank Burn
Walker Iowa suffered a major fire that destroyed the Walker Trust and Savings Bank building and the C L McLaughlin Grocery with contents. Firefighters from Rowley Center Point and Independence aided by volunteers fought the blaze for four hours, saving much of the district. High school students Joe Campbell and Floyd V Baker were overcome by smoke. four lodges on the second floor lost about four thousand dollars in regalia to the flames. Faulty wiring blamed by local firemen.
Famous Thoxine cough remedy advert promises safety and instant relief
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safer cough remedy free of chloroform and harmful drugs. It claims rapid, direct action on the internal cause, superior to syrups, with a money back guarantee and prices of 35c 60c and $1.00, sold by Robert Drug Co and C. J. Miller.
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Robert Drug Co
C. J. Miller
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Supreme Bench
Charles City Club
Farmer Line
David Allison
la Porte
Parrin
Arctic
Ee Thor Optometrist
Black Hawk
Walker
Flying Cloud
Red Flying Cloud
REO Motor Car Company
Lansing
Michigan
Reo
Nets
West Motor Sales Co. Inc
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West Fifth St
Iowa
REO Flying Cloud
Debe
W. 4Th & Jefferson
Standard
National Cash
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Frederick Shanks Loan’ Co., Inc
East Fourth and
Lafayette
Kingsbury
Kurtzman
Edison
Nichols
Gates
West Fourth Street
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