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News Articles 1926 - 1981

NEWS ACCOUNTS of People, Places, Happenings
(P = Ida County Pioneer, PR = Ida County Pioneer Record)

P 8-25-1926

Robert Johnson, (Barney) Architect, Chicago.

 

P 9-28-1926

Vera & Vivian Collett teach school, Plainfield.

 

RE 10-6-1926

Start column Old Hawky Humble Hunches (Carl Brown)

 

P 10-10-1926

Simon Clothing contest to find their oldest suit, Ernest Andresen & Cliff Conover had suits from 1902, prize: a new suit.

 

P 10-27-1926

Park Hotel. .15 rooms, 18 beds, 2 bath, heater most rooms, city heat, when full send people to approved homes nearby.

 

P 12-15-1926

Joy Pierce Bridger, Iowa Counties poem.

 

RE 1-26-1927

Lester Aduddell,  Cemetery caretaker.

 

RE 2-9-1927

Julius Rohwer, retire after 40 years.

 

RE 2-23-1927

W. A. Beaver gave to historical society, cup made of coconut shell made by G. W. McWilliams, used at Andersonville.

 

RE 3-2-1927

Florence Rauch start at Pioneer, replace Mary Jane Saunders (to nurse school)

 

RE 3-9-1927

Red Norvo, guest of George Dayton (pharmacist at Clark’s) family Saturday and Sunday 17, one of 2 best xylophone players on Orpheum & Vaudeville circuit, chum of Bob Dayton in Beardstown.

 

RE 4-20-1927

List Civil War veterans.

 

PR 8-4-1927

Percy Lainson (nephew of Fred), Council Bluffs, to Oregon 5½ days.

 

PR 8-11-1927

Mrs. Reed, librarian.

 

PR 8-22-1927

John Moist, brother-in-law Carl F. Brown.

 

PR 9-1-1927

Russel Flory, Battle Creek, finish pharmacy course.

 

PR 9-??-1927

Rev. Frank E. Day retire, 190-94, Ida Grove, 44 years.

 

PR 9-??-1927

Robert & Fred Schiller financial interest Robbins Bros. Circus, Norfolk, NE.

 

PR 9-22-1927

Duke Bennett, Edgertown beach hotel orchestra, had lunch with Jack Dempsey, band tuba player, full-blood Sioux, Dempsey sparring partner.

 

PR 9-29-1927

Build new clubhouse, 22 x 78, NE present #6 green

 

PR 9-??-1927

Pete’s put in 2 tn. icebox.

 

PR 10-6-1927

Abdominal trouble for 5-year old, found 1¢, 1 button, 2 radio burrs, 33 plums, cherry watermelon seeds.

 

PR 10-??-1927

Fugsley orchard, Woodbine.

 

PR 11-7-1927

Stimbert install gas pump.

 

PR 11-17-1927

Art. Brown’s boys.

 

PR 12-22-1927

Wolverines, Robert Tripp, Robert Dayton, Alden Swanke, Floyd Lahr, Carl Anderson, Gene Vohs, Arthur.

 

PR 2-2-1928

Faye Sacquety, student U. of IL, Urbana, recovers from illness caused by visitation number of job’s comforters.

 

PR 2-23-1928

How Battle Hill named.

 

PR 3-??-1928

List bachelors

 

PR 4-??-1928

I. G. hamburger shop open, sold over 600 sandwiches after 3:30 P. M.

 

PR 4-19-1928

Rev. J. B. Adkin, Society of Friends.

 

PR 4-??-1928

Frank Clarkson writes.

 

PR 5-3-1928

Leaves column. .bird splashed all water out birdbath & used mud for nest.

 

PR 5-31-1928

Put handrail middle courthouse steps.

 

PR 10-4-1928

T. J. Houlihan  bought Clarkson house from Belle Hanson, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson & son occupy.

 

PR 3-14-1929

O. B. Smith daughter Mrs. J. W. Adam, 87, died.

 

PR 4-18-1929

Lon Chapin wrote book, “Pasadena to 1905”, 325 pages, assist editor & mg. Pasadena Star News since 1916.

 

PR 6-27-1929

50,000 gal. clear pure water, temp. 63-68° F., daily to pool from ice plant.

 

PR 8-22-1929

Tom Mix & horse visit Camp Dodge.

 

PR 9-19-1929

Grave of Sacajawea.

 

PR 9-26-1929

Movie of Miehle Press, Chicago, taken of Pioneer Record’s Miehle Press in action in 1928.

 

PR 10-27-1929

Body of Merle Hay moved to Glidden Memorial.

 

PR 11-21-1929

Ida Smith boulder unveiled.

 

PR 12-26-1929

Letter, Old Ida Grove to New Ida Grove, trip 1855,  Ft. Dodge.

 

PR 2-6-1930

Man shot rabbit, put in bag on ground, rabbit came to, kicked trigger on gun.

 

PR 3-6-1930

Letter from Bert Turpin, aunt’s story Old Ida Grove.

 

PR 3-13-1930

Acct. naming of Odebolt 1865-1875

 

PR 3-27-1930

Dr. Brookhart move to Quimby St.

 

PR 4-10-1930

C.C. Crawford put steel roof on Opera House, property Yousling Bros.

 

PR 4-17-1930

Cemetery bought 18 x 24 tent, 7’ walls.

 

PR 5-8-1930

Census: Ida Grove: 2,198

 

PR 5-15-1930

A. O. Rasmussen, well driller here to Titonic

 

PR 5-29-1930

Master barbers Ida County Chapter Org. at Crom’s (25 Masters & Journeymen)

 

PR 5-??-1930

Whistle stuck on train for 1 hour before steam lowered enough to shut it off.

 

PR 6-5-1930

Andy McKown’s milk cow caught on track, he made train stop till wrecker got cow off.

 

PR 7-24-1930

Lester Mohr, Holstein, killed his mother.

 

PR 7-10-1930

Jack & Bob Schiller sold their circus, with Robbins Bros.

 

PR 7-31-1930

Drinking fountain at Wolff’s

 

PR 8-7-1930

Four Holstein firemen killed on way to fire.

 

PR 8-28-1930

Harry Conard retired, 18 years rural mail carrier.

 

PR 9-11-1930

Pete Besore painted front of store gold & blue.

 

PR 10-2-1930

Festina built by John Gartner, grandfather of Wm. Sacquety.

 

PR 10-23-1930

Lon Chapin here visiting.

 

PR 1-8-1931

Schleswig bank vote annual dividend 4%, bank paid 102% to stockholders since 1919.

12,500 voted into surplus, make $50,000.00 in funds, capital $75,000.00.

 

PR 4-2-1931

Pic. C. A. L. Jensen.

 

PR 12-31-1931

Ida County Motor 2nd & Taylor, Hayden Baxter.

 

PR 1-28-1932

Former Anderson Lipton bank open, now Ida County State Bank, paid $6,500.00

President Fred Jones, Vice-President Frank Stewart, Cashier Lynn Overholtzer, Directors Fred Jones, R. M. Crane, C. O’Brecht, Frank Stewart, L. Overholtzer, Ed Skogland, Wm. O’Brien.

 

PR 1-14-1932

Men shoveled snow off street 1½ days, business district.

 

PR 1-21-1932

Mailman go on main road as far as can, man had 3 horses in relay, trained to jump fences in deep snow.

 

PR 1-28-1932

Art. Chas. Macomber.

 

PR 2-11-1932

Ida County State Bank open, first deposit, Stanley Mead.

 

PR 2-18-1932

On way to fire at Union bldg.,  fireman thrown off truck into snowbank when rounding corner, ok but couldn’t find teeth, searched, found later at home on dresser.

 

PR 2-25-1932

Man in midst chickens in incubator when lights went out, other guy got flashlight.

 

PR 4-6-1932

W. J. Smith, Battle twp. appointed Postmaster Cornelia, on mail route between Ida Grove and Correctionville, 11 miles NW of Ida Grove.

 

PR 4-??-1932

Sign on gravestone in England, “Since I’m so quickly done for I wonder what I was begun for.”

 

PR 5-19-1932

Tom Parks, sign contract built King Theater Tuesday,  fire Thursday, 3 day exam as to cause, some combustion in rear of building.

 

PR 5-??-1932

Use leftover license plates to shade plants in garden.

 

PR 5-26-1932

Lake on map, 1804, Lake Boyer, Wall Lake before 1850 now Black Hawk Lake (Lake View) 20,000 trees planted on shoreline.

 

PR 6-2-1932

Besore Grocery had sale, used 21 clerks.

 

PR 6-9-1932

Frost 6-13.

 

PR 6-23-1932

Stamps 3¢; postcard 1¢.

 

PR 6-30-1932

Cow’s legs chained together because she kicked, flies bad, she kicked while being milked, caught her legs in man’s overall front, both fell, guy under cow, trying to get out from under.

 

PR 7-6-1932

Sacquety garage at 2nd & Taylor.

 

PR 8-3-1932

Dr. Houlihan, dentist here.

 

PR 8-11-1932

John Makis, shop behind Boslaugh Barbershop.

 

PR 8-??-1932

Life in CCC camp

 

PR 8-??-1932

Canning bee for needy (227 qts.)

 

PR 9-??-1932

District phone meeting at Hotel Baxter, pic.

 

PR 11-17-1932

James Park building King Theater, brother of Tom Park who built schoolhouse, Belle Plaine.

 

PR 12-1-1932

Leggate Beauty Shop, spiral & crocquinole perms, hair dye.

 

PR 12-??-1932

Dr. Bookhart, OWI, Woodbury County.

 

PR 3-30-1933

Hudson coupe, trimmed Circassian walnut.

 

PR 4-??-1933

W. J. Scott, couldn’t get in to ring fire bell for fire so climbed roof, rang clapper by hand.

 

PR 4-6-1933

Organize Girl Scouts, 28 girls, golden eagle, wing patriots, TNT, bullfrog, grasshopper.

 

PR 5-25-1933

Chas. Horn establish 1922, Anoka, MN. Federal Cartridge Company.

 

PR 5-??-1933

Pool modernized 1928

 

PR 7-20-1933

Milk dealers. . .A. A. McKown, F. L. Russell, J. H. Broshius, Ray Dutler, W. F. Perry, H. M. Jacobsen, A. W. Coil & son, I. G. Dairy, Albert Russell.

 

PR 7-27-1933

Albert McKay raise 10 possums (mother dead) on bananas, sweet corn and potatoes.

 

PR 7-??-1933

David Todd here 55 years, paint 1st Methodist Church, Ida; 15¢/hour, $1.50/day.

 

PR 8-??-1933

Produce. . .Suiter, Armor, Shorrett, Dewey Menter, Shearer, Hanford, J. L. Foster, Selby, R. J. Daniels, Nevada, Glen Baker.

 

PR 8-10-1933

Life CCC camp.

 

PR 8-??-1933

Mid-Continent: H. H. Speth; Standard: J. T. Prior; White Eagle: Fred Jensen.

 

PR 12-7-1933

Civil Works Administration 25 men prepare City Park ground north of Odebolt Creek, for tree nursery.

 

PR 12-??-1933

Start work sewer plant, NW corner McKown pasture.

 

PR 12-21-1933

Baxter Hotel signs, neon, 12’ x 4’ wide; yellow, blue and black.

 

PR 12-??-1933

C. J. Wohlenberg to court, failure to pay stock assessment $30,000.00 Holstein Savings Bank.

 

PR 1-??-1934

Chairman O. J. Rohwer (NRA) 235 men to work for $15.00/week, 30 hours, re-level high school football field, park.

 

PR 1-??-1934

Talk of making ice pond, said soil too light and no clay, water seep out.

 

PR 3-8-1934

Pic. Fire destroyed 3 buildings: Crawford feed-mill, old Central roller mill, Shearer Produce, 1st floor, James Morris, vet, owned by Wm. Smith, built 1894; flour & feed business, Lee Grant mg. 1914; C. S. Pottiger & D. H. Nellis, 1926, Crawford bought and remodel equip removed, basement flour mill.

 

PR 4-5-1934

Sales tax: 2%.

 

PR 4-??-1934

Pic. Curry triplets. . . . .White Bridge fell in, load of bricks over it.

 

PR 5-3-1934

Accident: Leth, 2 Smith, Fair girls killed, Audrey Baxter only survivor, between sec. 21 & 22, ½ mile south of Grant Center.

 

PR 5-3-1934

Ice cream. . . . .Krick, Robert Trimble, Cameron, Arrasmith, Koons, J. F. Campbell, Elite café, Skogland.

 

PR 5-10-1934

State look for place for liquor store, 4 vacant, Blue Moon (von Dohren), Sweet Shop, 1st Trust Bank, Sauer Hardware.

 

PR 5-??-1934

East end swimming pool, boulder, 1 spruce tree, iris hedge.

 

PR 12-13-1934

Skating on swimming pool.

 

PR 1-3-1935

Ida school 1871-1881 block across street from present Tim O’Connor house (1 block north, little west Catholic Church) used after Dewey build 1898, sold off. Belfry on road to Galva 4½ mi. NW IG picture.

 

PR 1-24-1935

Stanley Meads adopt 7½ year old Billy, adopt sister Charlotte, 3-7. Father WWI vet, died 1931, (got out of truck on live wire) mother killed accident last summer, orphaned 5 children.

 

PR 3-31-1935

Battle Creek Full Gospel Church now in former 7th Day Adventist Church.

 

PR 6-20-1935

Dr. E. Parker book “One More Bend”  11-28-35, poem.

 

PR 6-27-1935

M. A. Jensen, night watch, Chas. Rogge died.

 

PR 7-4-1935

History Ida Grove school.

 

PR 7-11-1935

Barbara Krick, appear Welk program WNAX radio.

 

PR 1-9-1936

List Auld Lang Syne contributors.

 

PR 1-23-1936

Subscription contest H. E. Trinkel, mg.

 

PR 1-30-1936

Bad blizzard, snowbound.

 

PR 2-20-1936

School closed this week; cold, snow, lack of coal, open 2-24.

 

PR ?-??-1936

Picture, line for coal West Quimby to Main to the RR yard.

 

PR 5-14-1936

Build small house at dump for M. Hoy to live in.

 

PR 7-30-1936

Paving Highway 20.

 

PR 8-20-1936

Lakewood burned 8-15 garage & 5 cottages, dance hall, shooting gallery, dancing on skate rink, 1st band, Paul Moorehead, owner A. B. Wieland.

 

PR 10-1-1936

Lutheran Church, 10-15 dedication; 10-22 first baptism, Loren, son of Frank Neumayer; 12-31 first funeral for Mrs. Jim Stephen.

 

PR 10-8-1936

Pic. Pastor and history of Lutheran.

 

PR 12-24-1936

First carload newsprint for Pioneer Record.

 

PR 12-31-1936

Picture, Hollander and Rock, Ida Grove Hospital.

 

PR 1-21-1937

1883 Scotch festival. .W. C. T. U. Hall, Wm. Opera, Odebolt, Battle Creek, since 1925 sponsored by Legion org.

 

PR 1-28-1937

Pic, art. Turner Hall, Holstein.

 

PR 2-11-1937

Geo. Sweet left $100,000.00 to wife Florence. (Sweet Show)

 

PR 2-25-1937

Campbell add apt 2nd floor, block 2 lot 22 north, kitchen 10 x 10; bedroom 11 x 15 north side; 10 x 6 closet, west; 14 x 14, living room, east & windows.

 

PR 3-4-1937

Boslaugh Gardens, 509 Barnes, trade name registered.

 

PR 3-11-1937

New Lakewood (Swing-lan) 70 x 120, orchestra shell 12 x 24, balcony north end hold 750 couples, Al Menke, first band.

 

PR 3-25-1937

Arthur, 5 popcorn cribs demolished, 1927, 5 cribs and cement storage tank, 1919 18 x 30 first office. Plant shut down after 1931 fire.

 

PR 4-29-1937

9 ladies invited to party, asked to bring a pumpkin, each brought small one, found they were expected to sit on it at party.

 

PR 6-3-1937

Badger Creek highest since 1915

 

PR 7-8-1937

Sherman Yates, died, Superintendent of Ida Grove, 1889, Principal 1888.

 

PR 7-15-1937

Maud Saunders moved from Mrs. Ellis to E. R. Babcock home, 506 Main.

 

PR 7-29-1937

Paving #59 and #20.

 

PR 8-??-1937

Road through Purcell property into OH at across frog pond, 332’ bridge to present road past Purcell & divide.

 

PR 8-26-1937

Fannie Yousling, chg. Restroom, Hecht ill, died Sept.

 

PR 9-2-1937

Lizzie Leet died, in first class to graduate I. G. school.

 

PR 1-13-1938

M. R. Croms grant Block 3 lot8 in Wm. Addition to city for park.

 

PR 1-20-1938

Kearney replace onyx soda fountain with lacquer carbonic type counter, trim Tennessee marble.

 

PR 3-3-1938

Dr. J. A. Nye office, vestibule 8 x 8, waiting room 10 x 12, operating room 10 x 11, other operating room 8 x 9; business office 11 x 14, x-ray room & closet.

 

PR 4-14-1938

Blizzard 4-6.

 

PR 6-9-1938

Creamery blow whistle 7:00 A. M.       12:00 P. M.      1:00 P. M.        6:00 P. M.

 

PR 6-29-1938

Joe Delutri new foreman railroad.

 

PR 7-14-1938

Moss rose on T. S. Snell corner (NE corner Taylor & 3rd.)

 

PR 8-4-1938

Seat between 2 trees, C. C. Perry (put in by Shade PR 8-18).

 

PR 8-11-1938

Remodel Schleswig Bank move to Town Hall 9-1. (art 12-29)

 

PR 8-??-1938

Picture route #35 through Ida Grove. .From east at Bertha Haddock farm (page_ curve almost due north on North side Odebolt Creek, reach Mary Hall land, bend to NW north of golf course, cross Maryland Ave. lot south Hugh Nicol home on Washington, skirt south side Babcock home into Ohio St.

 

PR 8-18-1938

Pic. new school bus.

 

PR 9-22-1938

Steeple off Methodist Church.

 

PR 10-27-1938

Pic. . .grade Purcell hill and channel change Maple, used fill frog pond. .new bridge build 150 yds. downstream from King’s Mill.

 

PR 11-10-1938

Road graded junction Catholic cemetery to Maple River.

 

PR 11-4-1938

Post Office get tear-gas thrower to thwart safe-crackers.

 

PR 11-25-1938

Gustav Ludwig, son Carl Ludwig 12, mother died (Marie Graverson, sister) took him to raise and kept, court case, Graversons won.

 

PR 1-19-1939

Ralph, 12 & Walter, 10 Farquhar named their pigs after their girlfriends. “Inez” got bone in throat and died. .on way to bury a neighbor told them they had a new baby brother. .Ralph said “To dickens with baby brother, Walter’s pig is dead.”

 

PR 2-16-1939

Sac City Opera House fire         1883-1939.

 

PR 3-16-1939

Pic. . .Corwin #3 4½ mi. NW Ida Grove.

 

PR 4-13-1939

Pic. . .new Maple River bridge.

 

PR 6-8-1939

Pic. .ded Post Office.

 

PR 6-??-1939

Art. veteran every week.

 

PR 8-3-1939

Paving done Ida Grove to Arthur, 9 mi. Booth & Olsen.

 

PR 9-14-1939

Seen in restaurant, woman rinse teeth in glass and then drink the water.

 

PR 9-28-1939

Hiram Wheeler 1865-1939, orig. owner Adams’ Ranch.

 

PR 8-24-1939

Father told grandson how to catch a bird by putting salt on its tail, Grandson took tsp. salt and came back with a bird.

 

PR 12-28-1939

Lester Mohr paroled, killed mother in 1930 at Holstein.

 

PR 1-4-1940

Auntie Nicol room furnished at hospital.

 

PR 1-11-1940

Commercial club put sign Ida Grove over highway.

 

PR 8-1-1940

Flood, 7” rain.

 

PR 8-??-1940

Explosion Arthur killed Jane Lindsay, fumes from storage tank used years ago for light system, exploded.

 

PR 8-8-1940

Gas tank in yard near Moore Funeral Home, 175 gal. gas.

 

PR 9-2-1940

Teachers.

 

PR 9-9-1940

Henry Thielman, 94, died; founder original Holstein 1879.

 

PR 12-26-1940

X-mas picture Halloran motor, Merril Porter, Ivan Bilderbeck, Joe Shield, Florence Farmer, Wes Cramer, J. Ehler, Chas. Larson.

 

PR 4-3-1941

Leroy Conard work Kearneys.

 

PR 4-10-1941

J. A. Babb bought Battle Creek Times.

 

PR 5-1-1941

Sale Elmer Somer’s goods, vacant lot beside Tharp’s.

 

PR 6-5-1941

H. W. Godberson here, live Frank Clarkson house, Rohwer St.

 

PR 6-??-1941

Elwood Heilman graduate from medical school.

 

PR 7-3-1941

Sterling mattress factory, Arthur (old cotton into innersprings.)

 

PR 7-??-1941

Start horse show at I. G. Fair, Westside help start.

 

PR 8-24-1941

King Theater hire 3-piece orchestra.

 

PR 9-4-1941

Hallam house vacant several years.

 

PR 11-27-1941

Battle Hill ded (dead, deed?).

 

PR 2-26-1942

Fire, Conard’s Café, electric wire over nail and coat on nail.

 

PR 6-23-1942

Law raid 14 places, Galva, Holstein and Battle Creek.

 

PR 6-25-1942

Charlotte Witters Fobes, first Postmaster handle mail stage, mail route here, father Alonzo build schoolhouse, here 1872.

 

PR 7-2-1942

Pic. Washington bridge flood.

 

PR 9-10-1942

Arthur Marston, Collins, licensed minister, social science teacher, Ida Grove

 

PR 9-??-1942

Canopy Grand Opera House down 1942.

 

PR 10-1-1942

For 25 lbs. scrap, free ticket to King Theater on Saturday.

 

PR 10-15-1942

Schools & stores closed, collect 540 tns. and 225 tns. scrap.

 

PR 10-??-1942

5¢ cup coffee, 2nd cup 5¢.

 

PR 10-29-1942

Coffee ration 11-29, 1 lb. every 5 weeks.

 

PR 12-3-1942

Fred Krenk bought Conn Ranch.

 

PR 12-24-1942

Poem by Emma Ford Hewitt. . .on Cameron lot, Honor Roll.

 

PR 12-??-1942

Stanley Meads adopt Bill, Charlotte from family (Chas. Wm. Mary French, Leonard)

Father killed accident, Mother died later.

 

PR 2-11-1943

Ration food.

 

PR 3-18-1943

Ration meat.

 

PR 4-1-1943

W. B. Jeffries, clerk, died, Fred Driver app. Clerk 4-23.

 

PR 5-13-1943

Depot agent F. H. Baker, retire, 22 years.

 

PR 6-3-1943

Sanford McIntyre, cashier, retire, 1918.

 

PR 3-15-1944

Beaver silver horseshoes to Historical Society.

 

PR 4-20-1944

Ken Carney bought E. P. Smith residence (old Hallam) and remodel into 1-story house.

 

PR 7-20-1944

Chester Evans live Lebo, KS with daughter.

 

PR 9-14-1944

Norma Noll book-keeper at Pioneer Record.

 

PR 9-21-1944

Ethel Smith, Deputy Auditor.

 

PR 10-12-1944

Mary Garner organized Hayes Happy Farmerettes.

 

PR 10-26-1944

652 sacks milkweed floss cured, 20¢ per sack, send to Mill Petorkey, MI, make life vests.

 

PR 11-16-1944

Burroughs Conover home, 31 missions as bombardier.

 

PR 1-2-1947

Bowling alley, tavern, tenhultzen, fire at Schleswig.

 

PR 1-30-1947

Peter’s Drug fire, Schleswig.

 

PR 3-20-1947

Lee DeForest, invent audio tube 40 years ago, father-in-law Alden Swanks.

 

PR 4-10-1947

McIntosh office kept, former Cudahy.

 

PR 4-??-1947

Wyatt Station.

 

PR 5-15-1947

Barn fire Robert Gustafsons.

 

PR 6-12-1947

Harold Mansfield take aerial views Ida Grove

 

PR 7-24-1947

Godberson-Smith do new curb, 2nd to Main, done 1916, 31 years ago.

 

PR 8-7-1947

Legion to move log cabin to park for Boy Scouts.

 

PR 8-??-1947

Robert Tate, to Humboldt, head coach.

 

PR 8-??-1947

I. G. doctors, Houlihan, Heilman, Dressler, Parker, Armstrong; Holstein, Martin, W. Crane.

 

PR 11-20-1947

Persis Babcock sale, things stored at F. D. Babcock’s, bld. new gas station.

 

PR 3-18-1948

Harry Nelson from Moorehead farm to Neola; Milford Denham on.

 

PR 4-8-1948

Charles Tenney start auctioning 1930.

 

PR 5-13-1948

Dr. Armstrong had cerebral hemorrhage.

 

PR 3-17-1949

Mrs. Glen Still start Logan news.

 

PR 3-24-1949

Anfinson, Jeep, Kaiser-Frazer; Baxter Motor, Chevrolet; Halloran Motor, Ford; Hultgren Imp. Pontiac; Boatman Imp. Cadillac & Oldsmobile; Tharp’s Chrysler & Plymouth.

 

PR 4-7-1949

Mystery farm #1.

 

PR 5-12-1949

New signal lights highway 59-175.

 

PR 5-26-1949

Maylen Strong, died; Ed Reinking, died; Virgil Wehner, driver, car accident, Cushing.

 

PR 6-18-1949

Joe Nepper, 3 children, worked Godbersen-Smith, sentenced 10 years in State Penitentiary, burglary, 2-Fullerton, 1-Noble, nothing 1-Wilkins hdw; 1-Golden rule; 1-Penneys.

 

PR 7-28-1949

Mt. Ida air-conditioned.

 

PR 1-26-1950

Aunt Jemima, pancakes at John’s Market, anniversary.

 

PR 5-18-1950

Baxter Motors open body shop.

 

PR 6-29-1950

Lawrence Kuhls open dress shop, Mapleton.

 

PR 9-7-1950

17 stall stable, Arthur Baptist Church, built 1916, sold & cut in 4 sections. .3 stalls, 2 stalls, 5 stalls,7 stalls, use for cattle machine sheds.

 

PR 9-14-1950

Russell Flory bought Battle Creek Drug.

 

PR 12-14-1950

L. E. Fobes, Louisiana, 18 years foot specialist.

 

PR 1-18-1951

Clifford Ramstad, 58, Sac City, appointed Court Reporter, 16th District.

 

PR 11-8-1951

Carney lockers slaughter in country till 1943; 1949 at Carney Acres.

 

PR 11-15-1951

Corwin school #9 sold, 32 x 34.

 

PR 11-??-1951

Charles Rogge Implements sell Oliver equipment.

 

PR 1-2-1952

John Heilman accident.

 

PR 1-??-1952

Hayes Haymakers 4-H Club started.

 

PR 1-10-1952

Betty Linke engaged to coach Bud Vincent, Audubon.

 

PR 3-13-1952

Milford Denham off Moorehead farm.

 

PR 3-20-1952

Auction off old fair building.

 

PR 4-9-1952

Maude Beaver, 80, still alive.

 

PR 4-24-1952

Ormond Kinning, to farm.

 

PR 5-15-1952

Duane Harrington bought Sweet Shop in Missouri Valley.

 

PR 6-12-1952

3 London double-decker buses through I. G. on tour.

 

PR 8-28-1952

Iowa theater, Schleswig, remodeled, first show “Singing in the Rain”.

 

PR 9-23-1952

First polio case, Mrs. Alfred Miller, Battle Creek.

 

PR 10-2-1952

Lorraine Barthel, 3 years phone; 5 years at bank.

 

PR 11-20-1952

Picture Bresnahan-Clair accident.

 

PR 12-11-1952

Gloria Eng to GA, treatment for polio.

 

PR 1-1-1953

57 polio cases in 1952

 

PR 1-8-1953

John Rabe sale NW ¼ section 2 twp. 82-40 160 ac. 3 mi. north I. G.

 

PR 1-30-1953

Fran Heffron, light case polio.

 

PR 8-27-1953

Roy Rehse to CA.

 

PR 9-10-1953

Burroughs-Conover accident.

 

PR 12-10-1953

Harold Rabe, Ed Reinhold, Jack Daniels, Don Dillon, Andy Retsma, parts; John Aldag, machine foreman, Hartley-Bickley.

 

PR 3-5-1953

L. A. Sales house sold (beside Courier).

 

PR 7-16-1953

Roy Rehse house; block 16, lot 6; 510 Moorehead.

 

PR 3-10-1954

Midwest chartered, Byron & Harold Godberson.

 

PR 8-5-1954

James Moorehead retire 1950, 45 years phone company.

 

PR 8-26-1954

Only 7 rural schools running.

 

PR 2-9-1956

Arthur Schug sale, 2 lots, 75 x 160

211 Moorehead Ave.   2-15.

 

PR 2-23-1956

Burroughs-Conovers to Sioux City.

 

PR 8-30-1956

Comstock family here 5-18-56; section 19; 87-40.

 

PR 2-14-1957

Hobart Anderson, retire, 33 years Post Office.

 

PR 1-17-1957

PIC Senhen house burned, 7½ mi. south I. G.

 

PR ?-??-1957

Leonard Graham, County Attorney, 1957, in former selective office up Penny Office Leonard & Branco, Holstein.

 

PR 6-6-1957

Aura Petersen, retire, 28 years Penny’s, Sioux City.

 

PR 8-15-1957

Admission King Theater, adult 55¢; under 12 25¢.

 

PR 1-16-1958

Ormond Kinning farm sale.

 

PR 2-20-1958

---30 Sunday.

 

PR 6-26-1958

Clifford Ramstead, Court Reporter.

 

PR 1-22-1959

Carol Rasmussen, sell house 510 Court St. and move to farm.

 

PR 2-5-1959

Smith barn (Schirmacher farm), 48’ x 50’ high, burned.

 

PR 2-12-1959

PIC Everett Still house burned (former Harold Parkers).

 

PR 2-12-1959

Annie Filcher (Mrs. Ed) sold house, move Boone, 714 2nd St.; Block 29, Lot 10-11-12.

 

PR 3-19-1959

Still Robert Stearns, Assembly of God.

 

PR 3-5-1959

Ivan Auen to Kessler farm, Leroy Carstens to Willers, north I. G.

 

PR 3-3-1960

Roger Rasmussen’s in Phoenix, AZ.

 

PR 4-28-1960

Jimmy Dorsey band I. G. Auditorium 5-4.

 

PR 8-18-1960

Harry Paine; I. G., intoxicated.

 

PR 8-25-1960

Sell Silentz house; Block 10, Lot 20; (Roy Smith up).

 

PR 12-15-1960

Mike Seney (Sehey?) 702 Air Force band, Offut Field, NE.

 

PR 10-??-1960

Hussey flying.

 

PR 2-??-1960

I. G. reminder, Rhule Bird, 504 Court St. 8-1941 Pearl Gates.

 

PR 4-1-1961

Arthur and Ida Grove banks merge.

 

PR 3-23-1961

Ormond Kinning, Northfield, MN.

 

PR 4-20-1961

Gaylen Miller, head coach, here 1957.

 

PR 4-20-1961

PEO CB org, 4-17-1901.

Anna Moorehead, Bertha Wilcox, Margaret Johnson, Cora Loucks, Louisa Williams, Jessie Johnston, Mrs. Katherine Clark.

 

PR 8-31-1961

Arlene Wonder started Pioneer (1995).

 

PR 9-7-1961

Rev. Marston to Glenwood, IA.

 

PR 9-21-1961

C. A. Van Griethuysen, license from Church of God.

 

PR 2-1-1962

Iva Wilkinson sold house and to Des Moines.

 

PR 1-31-1963

Carl Ruchti here, Hartley parts.

 

PR 4-4-1963

Soil conservation bought pocket gopher machine (opens holes, put poison in).

 

PR 5-16-1963

Put old cars in Odebolt Creek near #8 green.

 

PR 5-30-1963

O’Brien pool hall for sale.

 

PR 6-27-1963

ZIP codes start at 7-1   51445.

 

PR 6-??-1963

Dr. Samani at Akron, IA.

 

PR 8-1-1963

Richard Mondforts from Bettendorf to CA.

 

PR 11-21-1963

17 bitternut hickory trees Moorehead park, only 1 I. G. (Bob Nevig).

 

PR 7-9-1964

Jacob Hughes sale 7-11.

 

PR 7-30-1964

Ink Spots at I. G. Fair   8-25.

 

PR 8-6-1964

City manage airport.

 

PR 8-??-1964

Carol Rasmussen retire.

 

PR 10-7-1965

Allen Schroeder guilty.

 

PR 10-14-1965

Wilson plant open Cherokee.

 

PR 1-13-1966

Leroy Sass to Hampton             Leroy Carsten’s sale.

 

PR 1-20-1966

Van Top, Holstein; new building.

 

PR 8-25-1966

Rev. Lacquement leave 1957-1966.

 

PR 3-7-1968

Cliff Lewellyn, I. G.; Algona, Marion, Humboldt.

 

PR 5-23-1968

Art, Pic. TO Ranch, NM.

 

PR 7-18-1968

Larry, Tom, Grover Senhen in guard, in CO.

 

PR 9-6-1968

Art. King’s Mill.

 

PR 12-5-1968

Lemco plastics.

 

PR 11-27-1969

Mary Jo Irgens start, school secretary.

 

PR 12-25-1969

Joyce Johnson, mg. ward.

 

PR 2-??-1970

Vera Iversen at Ida County Bank.

 

PR ?-??-1971

Nettie Gould, Winifred Green, Maud Careth, Geneva Kiner, sisters Edwin Johnston.

 

PR 6-3-1971

Pic. . .Larry Albrecht move house from west B. C. to 5th St.

 

PR 7-1-1971

Betty Hutchinson to Cherokee, job.

 

PR 7-??-1971

Connie Nepper, 6 years City Clerk Assistant.

 

PR 7-??-1971

Kermit Parkers to CA.

 

PR ?-??-1972

Horn Hospital deliver meals.

 

PR 2-3-1972

Incorp. Sioux City Gas & Light 1-20-1872, 1949 name to Iowa Public Service.

 

PR 4-20-1972

Larry Means move Milt Zobel house, corner Moorehead Ave. & highway to Village of Ida.

 

PR 4-6-1972

City to tear down Hobart Station, Swenk Station, Mercer house, Van Auken house.

 

PR 4-??-1972

House Moorehead Ave. & Highway burned (site of future liquor store).

 

PR 4-??-1972

City offer $300.00 to Beryl Jensen, Block 22, Lot 11, King St.

 

PR 6-22-1972

School suit settled, Mahood $9,000.00 Dodds $4,162.00.

 

PR 9-14-1972

Bruce Clarks to CA.

 

PR 9-28-1972

Wilmer Noll sale 2 mi. E; 2 mi. N; M-25            ¾ east.

 

PR 11-9-1972

Pioneer Record Anniversary Edition.

 

PR 8-9-1973

Paula Wright & Paul Crandall married Moorehead park.

 

PR 10-4-1973

Don Pogensee resign at airport to work at Gomaco.

 

PR 3-7-1974

Gas shortage 54-60¢.

 

PR8-15-1974

Dr. Jim Curry, Class of 1939, in 1935 won contest to name Hawkeyes instead of Bluebird.

 

PR 10-10-1974

Parks family build house NE 3rd & Burns.

 

PR 10-??-1974

Herb Irgens bought house 701 3rd, I. G.

 

PR 10-17-1974

Cordell Schmidt. .T. V. 7 years, flower shop 5 years—fabric shop 2 years—robotic car wash 3-74.

 

PR 10-24-1974

Charley Barrett in nursing home.

 

PR 10-??-1974

Phyllis Schmidt new change nurse.

 

PR 11-28-1974

Site low-rent housing.

 

PR 1-23-1975

New dev, Cobb Park.

 

PR 4-17-1975

Jo Pullen too early, here 1938.

 

PR 4-??-1975

John Wagner bought Louella Devine home, Moorehead Ave.

 

PR 5-1-1975

My Brother’s Place, Arthur, Larry Cooksy, burned (beside Post Office).

 

PR 6-26-1975

Dr. Dierrweichter, Storm Lake, do surgery here.

 

PR 7-10-1975

AEA office space in middle school.

 

PR 7-24-1975

Leonard Bresnahan (well driller) bought land Battle Creek E on highway, north side.

 

PR 10-9-1975

Diane Campbell, Deputy I. G. Clerk, 18 months part-time Penny Studio 3½ years.

 

PR 3-4-1976

Jacobs house moved to W 5th near Sahl.

 

PR 5-27-1976

Virgil Jensen, B. C.,  new & used furniture.

 

PR 5-??-1976

Bld. new golf-cart house (24) east, have house on west.

 

PR 6-10-1976

New van for firemen.

 

PR 6-??-1976

Building Iwo Jima float

 

 

PR 6-??-1976

Ralph Nicholson, 17 years; dig graves at cemetery.

 

PR 7-29-1976

Art. Isetta car.

 

PR 8-5-1976

Church of God parsonage in Zobels (Burns at 1904-76).

 

PR 12-28-1976

Drunk cat at PR.

 

PR 4-27-1978

Grand opening of Montgomery-Ward.

 

PR 10-23-1980

Jan Bolke to Ida Grove fall of 1945.

 

PR 10-30-1980

Mike Seney, while in Air Force, 196064 at Riverside, CA worked for magician. At Penney Studio 1964 then Pioneer Record.

 

PR 5-28-1981

Courthouse annex.

 

PR 5-??-1981

Old fire bell to new fire station. 11-1885 bought bronze alloy from Buckeye Bell foundry 1,500 lbs. $157.42.