Drowning Tragedy Claims Abney Family in Davenport
Charles Abney 45 and his two daughters Era and Dorothy Faehay died after drowning near the Hennepin canal and Mississippi river junction. Mrs. Abney and Velma nine, tried to help but failed. Bodies recovered. Dr. De Silva pronounced them dead after protracted resuscitation attempts.
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Davenport
Charles Abney
Era
Dorothy Faehay
Hennepin Canal
Mississippi River
I.p. A
Abney
Milan
Velma
Joseph de Silva Hnd
E. A.post
Masons Reunite After Half Century Run-In
Fifty years after boyhood days in Waterloo George E. Lichty and W. A. Highsmith met for the first time in 30 years. Lichty, president, heads Lichty firm in Mt. Vernon area while Highsmith, Union Pacific transfers superintendent in Council Bluffs, Iowa, recalls farm work and early heavy labor.
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W. A. Highsmith
Waterloo
Mr. Highsmith
Union Pacific Railway
Council
Bluffs
Mr. Lichty
J. 8S. Tuthill
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Toa Wholesale Grocers
Highsmith
Storm Lake
Mt. Vernon Township
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