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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1934
Page
5
A recipe list describes making toasted chicken sandwiches with hot buttered toast, lettuce, mayonnaise, bacon and tomatoes. It also gives instructions for griddle cakes with flour milk salt baking powder and sugar, plus a stuffing mix for six pound fowl with onions celery peppers and parsley.
F C Chambers of Iowa Electric Light and Power was named temporary receiver of Crandic Stages Inc. and authorized by Judge A B Clark to recover buses and other Crandic property in Iowa. The action, filed Wednesday by the utility, claims Nevin Bus line defaulted on installments and moved Crandic buses to other lines in breach of contract signed December 1932.
A defense motion for directed verdict was argued before Judge A B Clark in district court over a $15500 damage action filed by Ida Singer.
The administratrix of Robert Singer estate sues Rock Island Railroad after the death of 16 year old Robert Singer and companion Verne Rezab in a collision near Palo on July 23. Plaintiff’s testimony closed Friday morning with Loren Jones B G Jones Mrs Ida Singer Verle Sheets and Victor Keppe among witnesses.
Joseph Pisarik 19 was charged with keeping a gambling house after a raid by county officials and police at 62 Sixteenth Avenue SW. He was fined $50 and costs in district court by Judge H C Ring after a true information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. A side door to the establishment was found securely barred.
The raiding squad led by Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus and Deputy Jay Davis along with Detectives Marshall and Bailey opened the site and began battering it down. A leather dice box and two decks of cards were seized, but no money was found. Werner’s costs were set within the fifteen soz period and a hearing was held this week.
Judge John T. Moffit in district court granted J. W. Hammill and May J. Hammill fifteen days to complete redemption details for their personal property sold to satisfy a mechanic's lien judgment in favor of Charles R. Werner. The original judgments totaled $24.71, with sale set at $40.96. The Hammills had sought to set aside the sheriff's deed and claimed they tendered $44 before exemption expired, but were informed redemption was possible. The court ruled their redemption steps sufficient and ordered a $250 payment to proceed.
Judge A B Clark in district court Thursday authorized the return of John Heslop from Fort Madison state penitentiary to testify in the state's trial of Walter Trimble on a breaking and entering charge. Trimble faces a Krejer brothers grocery store robbery on Feb 23 at 1134 Ninth Street SE. Heslop pled guilty April 8 and was sentenced by Judge H C Ring. A motion for new trial and exceptions has been filed in Charlie Imler's district court.
A jury before Judge H. Co. Ring awarded the plaintiff $250 in a suit claiming assault and battery. The incident arose from an altercation on a downtown street about midnight on November 4, when Imler said Graham, who was harassing a group including the plaintiff, struck him in the jaw after a request to stop.
Frances Brandon against Charles W. Brandon and Mable McLellan against John McLellan filed for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The Brandons wed in November 1919 and the McLellans in August 1909. Judge John T. Moffit granted injunctions restraining interference in both cases.
County Auditor Robert M. Wesley announced the Linn county courthouse will be closed all day Monday in observance of Lincoln's birthday.
At the Methodist church on Wednesday evening September, Garrison high school staged its declamatory contest with Mount Auburn’s Richard Englemann as critic judge. Winners included Mildred Baldwin in oratory, Elenore Fry in dramatic, Laurel Pavey second, June Runyon third, Teddy Harmon humorous, and Lucile Kirkwood second.
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