Hunter Wounded In Throat In Fence Crossing
A young man, Miles Chesebro, 19, was fatally wounded when a trigger caught on a fence while crossing a boundary on the Alex Thompson farm near Briel Rock Iowa. The coroner ruled the death accidental after a 3 pm inquest. survViors include three sisters Eloise Euogene Clarice and brother Charles. father Miles Chesebro and mother.
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Briel Rock
Yan
Alex Thompson
Bau Chesebord
Dom
Chesebro
Thstance
Mags
Miles Chesebro
Eloise
Euogene
Clarice
Charles
Dan Jerolaman
Funeral of Child Poock to be held at Edinger church
Denver Iowa Jan 9 funeral plans announced for Norman Poock who died at the Fred Poock home near Maxfield church. Service set for Thursday at Edinger church with Rev Yockey officiating. Also notes Herman Poock, Sr. died last week. funeral held in Denver with burial at Fairview cemetery. Local items mention Ladies Aid meeting January 17 and a hospital operation for Paul Konarskia. High school basketball Friday features Tripoak vs local team. births and other deaths noted along with a bob sled event at Ernest Zehe home Friday evening.
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Couric Spenini Sexttre
Denver
Norman Poock
Fred Poock
Maxfield Church
Edinger Church
Yockey
Herman Poock
Herman
Maxfield Township
Charles City Cemetery Association Elects Officers
At the annual meeting O P P Dinkel was re elected to a three year term on the board of directors Charles Snyder reported on the year s work The finance committee showed a balance of 133364 together with receivables CDs and bonds outstanding totaling 167514 The annual meeting of the Charles City Building and Loan association was held at First National Bank The association closed two very successful years assets rose by 920600 a 35 percent semi annual dividend was approved Wesley Hetliog of Central Church was summoned to LaCrosse Wisconsin after his mother suffered another stroke
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Courier
Charles City
St Charlies Cemetery Association
O. P P. Dinkel
Charles Snyder
Tne Finance
Charles City Building & Loan Association
Furst National Bank
Wesley Hetliog
Centralart Church
LaCrosse
Wis
Absences At Nashua School Blamed On Roads
Nashua Indiana January 9 48 Nashua public school pupils were absent due to road conditions not illness A noncontagious disease outbreak is believed to be past its peak. Superintendent Darrow notes several absentees misplaced and that quarantines for scarlet fever have been lifted. A local family dinner incident reported and the Staley home quarantine concluded.
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Nashua
Courter
Herve
Darrow
Frank Smith
Yverian
Influeriz
Low
Bullen Atotor
Maorday
Russell Staley
Staley
Fortenza
E ‘ Ae
Death notices from Nashua and surrounding IA towns
Deaths from Nashua and nearby towns report ages and causes including cancer and influenza. Mrs. Willam Reichel of Fredericksburg dies of influenza on Tuesday morning at 64, with funeral Thursday at Evangelical Church and burial in Rose Hill. Miss Delia Aon Taylor, 72, of Masonville dies of influenza, survived only by her brother George, with funeral Thursday at the Catholic church.
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Nashua
Cleve Bush
Bloomington
Ind
Fredericksburg
Willam Reichel
Evangelical Church
W. A. Koch
Rose Hill
Charles City
George Haley
Floyd
W. J. Convery
Calvary Cemetery
Masonville
Manchester
Delia Aon Taylor
Miss Taylor
Bor
Vernon Township
Dubuque County
Iowa
Madsonville
George
Lawler, In
Misa Taylor
Rider Killed by Car Near Ackley
John Roscamp, about 27, fatally injured when his horse shied into a truck on highway 65 near Ackley. Lyle Patton of Hampton said he could not avoid the collision. Roscamp died at Towra Falls hospital. Survived by his mother and several siblings. Relatives deem the death accidental. funeral details not provided.
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Courier Special Service
Ackley
John Roscamp
Lyle Patton
Hampton
Highway 65
Roscamp
Towra Falls
Fred Richtsmeier
Carre Bros
Patton
Richtsmercer
Rocamp
Herse
Riehtsmeier
Wehway
Henry Richkes
Rescamp
Richismeter
Littleton Woman Improves After Paralysis Stroke
Mrs. Sarah C. Hases of Littleton is slowly improving after a paralytic stroke. She is cared for by her daughters, TM M Clarence Hartty and Drs. John Stoner. The storm led to cancellation of Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches.
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Courier Spediad
Littleton
Sarah C. Hases
M Clarence Hartty
John Stoner
Teacher resigns at Cedar Falls High School
Miss Mildred Swain, a member of Cedar Falls high school's commercial staff since September, has resigned. She will finish the semester January 18 and return to Osceola to be married. The school censor has not been selected.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Mildred Swain
Cedar Falls High School
Swain
Osceola
Ther Silecensor
Former Osage Residents Die in West Tourney
Ashes of Mrs. Joseph Kelly who died in Hollywood California are shipped for burial here. She was the widow of the Iron foundry owner on Chase street. Survived by son Arthur an architect in Hollywood and a daughter. Mrs Nellie Howard Reynolds, who spent her girlhood here, died January 31 in Stockton California. She is survived by husband Norton Reynolds a former high school teacher and Stacyville Monitor editor and a son and daughter.
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Norton Reynolds
Tater
Stacyville Monitor
Cedar Falls clubs feature music arts programs and funerals
Cedar Falls Woman's clubs hosted programs with singing drama and talks at several homes and churches. Notable speakers included Dr. Sylvester from Drake on The Efficient Mind and Alison Aitchison on South American industries. Funeral notices include Mrs. Nels Madsen Morris Levy Lydia Ford Roxie Howe and births reported for Ralph Campbell and Gertrude Campbell’s daughter.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Dan
Albert Fuller
H. H. Serricy
Woman's Club
James Gaffney
Helen Stover Read
Harry H. Kauffman
Ruth Rosenberger
Alison Aitchison
Natural Science
Nineteenth Century Club
Lucy Silliman
William C. Muhn
Willam O. Nuhn
Bertha L. Patt
FO O
F. L. Mahannah
Coddington
Madsen
Nels Madsen
Bethlehem Church
Otter Jorgensen
Greenwood
Miami Street
Charles City
Ralph Campbell
Montclaire, . J
Campbell
Gertrude Campbell
Kober Service Held in La Porte Church He Helped to Build
Funeral services for Christian C. Kober pioneer farmer and church founder were held at First Evangelical church in La Porte City. Rev FW Brecher led rites. six sons were pallbearers. Kober, born in Saxony nearly 84 years ago, lived in Cedar township before moving to town. He left a legacy with local children, who recalled his candy pockets. Survived by six sons, two daughters, 17 grandchildren. Death Monday at 5:15 pm from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Kober had died January 4 194.
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Hola Ford
Lydia Ford
Cedar Falls
Barry E.i Brown
R. W. Fillmore
First Christian Church
Peter
Robert
Kenneth
Lloyd
Trimbell
Herold
Joe Harty
Ford Cemetery
Washington Township
Corpion
Roxie Howe
Blanche Howe
Brown
W. G. Rowley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corydon
la Porte City
Jal
First Evangelical Church
Christian C. Kober
FW. Brecher
Hie
Eober
Saxony
Cedar Township
Rober
Kober
Law City bank officers named for coming year
Cedar Falls leaders re elected at the Cedar Falls National Bank and Company annual session. F B Miller remains president with Roger Leavitt H H Merner and H S Seerley as vice presidents. I C Smith cashier and J Kyhl assistant cashier. New terms go to Leavitt Seerley Gilkey Memner Miller Smaling Leavitt and Smith. The same day the Federal Tand bank held its tenth annual meeting at Hotel Black Hawk naming George Mathes president C A Hollis vice president and George S Mornin secretary treasurer. A Danish Lyren society meeting elected Morgensen president Handrip vice president Markussen secretary Romme financial secretary and Kyhi treasurer.
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Ffnarier Sigel Seretee
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls National Bank
Cedar Falls National Company
Miler
F. B. Miller
Roger Leavitt
W. HH. Merner
HW. H. Seerley
I. C. Smith
Jog. Kyhl
H. H. Seerley
H. 5. Gilkey
W. H. Memner
F. G. Miller
R. P P. Smaling
J. W. Leavitt
H.C. Smith
Federal Tand Bank
Black Hawk
George Mathes
C. A. Hollis
U. S. Blough
California
Geeorge S. Mornin
Thinlsh Lyren
Bruce Gates
Waterloo
Lillian Dresser
Lu. D. Richman
Ralph Mitchell
D. E B. Mattingly
Danish Lyren Society
Muaurfin Morgensen
William Handrip
Walter Markussen
J. €. Romme
J. J. Kyhi
MURDER VICTIM BODY SENT TO IOWA CITY
Oelwein Iowa residents learned Matilla Renada the Mexican was murdered west of Oelwein and his body sent to the medical college at Iowa City. Three men charged with the crime remain jailed in West Union awaiting trial. Funeral notices and local items follow including births, exceedings and travel notes.
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Oelwein
Matilla Renada
Medical College
Iowa City
West Union
Heuser
Frederica Heuser
Fred Berold
Splritville
Old Homie
Edith Adams Named President of Lotus Club at La Porte
Edith Adams elected president for the Lotus Club in La Porte with Claude Barnhart as vice president Orra Brust secretary and George Klock treasurer The club planned a social evening at the Gingrich home and will meet again January 29 with the Methodist Aid Society events included Queen Esther Circle met for a covered dish slipper and the Odd Fellows announced a dance for members and friends
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T. C. Kielst
Methodist Aid Society
Methodist Aid
A. M. Baker
JY. M. Ashley
Fiza Webster
Baker
Bible
Lois Gott
Creston Poultry Show Opens Eleventh Annual Exhibition
In Creston on January 94 percent Merlank Mills of New Providence won Major Honors as the Progressive Poultry Association, Inc opened its eleventh annual exhibition yesterday.
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Creston
Jan
Merlank
Mills
New Providence
Progressive Poultry Association, Inc
Graveling bids and distances from Iowa counties listed
Nolan Brown of Minneapolis bids for 39 260.85 dollars in Dallas county with 1.816 miles to J W Ault Fort Dodge for 29704.32 dollars and 3 in Warren county 8.398 miles to R J Ryan Missouri Valley for 61068.87 dollars. The sole graveling job for 1.49 miles of primary 38 in Jones county went to Myron Beker Maquoketa for 4320 dollars.
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Nolan Brown
Minneapolis
Dallas’ County
J. W. Ault
Fort Dodge
Warren County
R. J. Ryan
Missouri Valley
Jones County
Myron Beker
Maquoketa
Osage clubs buy radio to loan to town shutins
In Osage Iowa on January 9 the Lions club and the Wa Tan Ye club of business and professional people bought a radio, each paying half. They will loan it to shut ins. women will record homes needing it while men handle installation and repairs.
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Osage
Town
Shutins
Lions Club
Wa-Tan-Ye Club
Lilacs Bloom in House for Mitchell County Resident
Mrs Harry Lewis of Rock township displays a large bouquet of lilacs blooming in her home Osage. Six weeks earlier she cut 12 lilac twigs and placed them in water, creating the flowering arrangement for the residence noted in the Court of Special Services entry.
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Court of Special Services
Osage. Ie
Harry Lewis
Rock Township
Farmer Injured as Feeder Cooker Wrecks Building
Quasquedon Ta Jan 9 Satisfactory recovery is reported for David Ball injured Sunday when a feeder cooker exploded wrecking a farm shed north of town. Ball stood in the shed’s only undemolished section as the force hurled an upright boiler through the roof and across the road to a field. Two machines a gasoline engine and a cream separator survived undamaged. Ball is the son of W W Ball. injuries are not serious.
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Courier
Quasquedon
David Ball
Here
Young Ball
W. W. Ball
January term opens with mixed court actions noted
The January term of court opened Tuesday with the Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank versus Thor Thorson foreclosure case dismissed. Aetna Life Insurance Company versus Lewis Bowen resulted in a judgment for 16741 dollars plus costs. The Schneider case was dismissed and the grand jury for 1929 was called and discharged as there were no cases to present, a rare occurrence. State of Town versus George Schneider for intoxicated driving was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence by county attorney E. O. Hardwig. Kiinkel Sub-Scheduled: Clive Kiinkel administratrix case set for Monday Jan 21, a $20,000 damage claim against Sheri P. A. Saddler and $3,000 bonding company National Surety for Don Kiinkel’s death.
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Charles Otty
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Thor Thorson
Aetman Life Insurance Company of Chicago
Lewis Bowen
Schneider
Grand Jury
State of Town
George Schneider
E. 0. Hardwig
C. H. Kelley
Cal. Kiinkel
Clive Klinkel
Donovan E. Kiinkel
Sheri P. A. Saddler
The
National Surety
Don Kiinkel
Kilnkel
Cedar Valley
Spruick
Cash Taken from High School Safe at Charles City
New Hampton Ia Jan 9 The New Hampton high school superintendent’s office was broken into Monday night and about 8 in change stolen from the safe. Entry came via a broken door glass and a forced lock. The safe combination was not used. the cash drawer was locked and its lock broken. Checks remained. Sheriff A Upham leads the investigation. Water clocks used in Athens to time court speakers.
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Courier Special Service
New Hampton
New Hampton High School
Co. A. Upham
Wild West Ideas and Puppy Love Lead to Boy’s Prison
Albert Daugherty, 16, pleaded guilty to shooting a friend during a dispute over a girl. Judge Wheeler sentenced him to five years in an Iowa reform school after the October incident left Clarence Fontes seriously wounded and Leona Crane choosing another suitor. Daugherty wept at arrest, later singing in his cell as Thomas lay dying in a nearby hospital. Deputy sheriffs planned to send him to Anamosa reform school soon.
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Council Bluffs
INS
Albert Daugherty
Wheeler
Clarence Fontes
Mesas
Thomas
Daugherty
Sstter
Leona Crane
Leona
Percy Lainson
Anamosa Reformatory
Konjola Medicine At Waterloos Wangler Bros Ad
An old Waterloo advertisement promotes Konjola a tonic said to restore digestion kidney function and overall health. A local customer Edward Marti shares a testimonial detailing indigestion gas abdominal pain and improved vitality after four weeks and four bottles. The Konjola Man advertises free samples at Wangler Bros Drug Store 229 Fourth Street.
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Konjola
Edward Marti
Donahue
Lola
Mr. Marti
Wangler Bros
Smiver i. A
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U. S. 65
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Wright Construction Company
Indianola
Polk County
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Lotus Club
la Porte
Odd Fellows Dance
Odd Fellows
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Mitchell County
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