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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1939
Page
15
Art Huss a 61 year old Cedar Rapids resident lost his right arm in a corn shredder accident at 34. He stayed to support his wife and three children and now works on the Cedar Rapids street department shoveling with his left hand and stump. He helped clean streets after the blizzard and has worked locally for 16 years with a history of city service since 1930.
Judge J E Heiserman of Monticello presides the Linn County district court term opening Monday at 9 a m with grand jury report at 10 a m and equity case assignment set for 10 a m taking of defaults beginning Tuesday at 1 30 p m the petit jury to report March 14 at 9 a m for trial work Heiserman and Judge John T Moffit will be law judges while C J Haas and H C Ring serve as equity judges Ring opens Jones County term at Anamosa Monday Haas heads Cedar County sessions starting March 20 in Tipton
Paul W. Stark 42 of Central City will be released March 9 after sixty days in county jail for failing to pay a 400 dollar fine and costs on a DUI charge. A judge ordered payment of 75 dollars and costs to resume employment, with 125 dollars due by May 9. Driver’s license suspension remains unchanged.
A Saturday hearing before Judge H C Ring examined requests to set aside orders appointing Carl F Becker as successor trustee for the James G Bovey estate. G R Liddle filed an $11 176 16 claim as executor of Launa May Bovey and heirs petitioned for partition of Mount Vernon real estate among First Presbyterian Church Mount Vernon Federated Church Lisbon and several heirs.
Stanley Ahalt and others sue as plaintiffs in a case where Judge H C Ring approved the sale of a Paulina Iowa property by Lovella Flora Ewoldt executrix of the Ima Ewoldt estate to John F Schultz of Paullina for 6800 dollars. Divorce actions include Helen Bales versus John E Bales and Mary Anna Stanek versus Old rich Stanek. Mrs. Bales seeks to resume her former name Helen Noble. A counterclaim to a 1060 note by Edward Pohl sees Frank D Pettit seeking 1427.50 dollars, claiming it mirrors his share in alleged partnership assets.
Dr. Horton Casparis of Vanderbilt University Nashville will address Linn County Medical Society Thursday at 6 30 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel on The Medical Aspects of the Growing Child. He has chaired the AMA pediatric section and worked with tuberculosis groups. Discussion will follow by Dr. Hale F. Shirley Dr. Dennis Kelly and Dr. Fred Murray.
The sociology department at Coe College to host March 16 and 17 conference on family relations open to unmarried and married attendees. Noted speakers include Ernest Burgess Paul Sayre Harriet Mowrer Ruth Cavan and C W Macy with sessions on cultural values in marriage changing family roles and business cycle effects.
The schedule notes a 3 30 p m discussion session for each of the five groups to wrap up the two day affair. Want Ads cover items from nursery furniture to nursery stock.
The fifth meeting of the Party of the Month club sponsored by the playground commission will be held Monday March 6 at 6.
A church based gathering is set for p.m. in the dining room of St Pauls Methodist church on Third avenue at Fourteenth street SE. Attendees are urged to enter via the Fourteenth street entrance. The group aims to unite social recreation leaders from churches schools fraternal groups and clubs to plan a month specific program to be shared with their home organizations.
The March Shamrock party will be hosted by a group from Sinclair Memorial church including Milton Nemec Clifford De Fore Lyle Lowe Lilian Lowe Virginia De Fore and Rev V C Grant of the John Huss Methodist church.
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