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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1955

Page

7

Indebtedness estimate tops estate value in Ha mie l case

Tipton Iowa. Inventory filed by Norman J. Hamiel administrator shows estate assets of 207657.67 with debts of 240000 including 67000 mortgage. Judge M C Hamiel died Sept 25 at 56. Over 50 claims filed, co administrator appointed, bond set at 30000. He had oil interests in several states and notes of large amounts listed as assets but many are deemed worthless. Widow could receive one third, remainder goes to four children. Liquidity likely needed as debts exceed assets.

Tipton M. C. Hamiel Norman J. Hamiel Hamiel Cedar County District Court Casterline N. J. Hamiel Oklahoma Kansas North Dakota Montana Illinois Arkansas Wyoming New Mexico Dunn County

Joe Schechtman Buys Tom Sauerbry Place in Greeley

Joe Schechtman has purchased the Tom Sauerbry place in Greeley, acquiring the property and taking ownership from the previous holder. The deal marks a change in local land ownership with no reported complications or additional details.

Greeley Joe Schechtman Tom Sauerbry

Winners in Play Festival Listed

Iowa City report shows Earlville Underwood and Mt. St. Clare Academy of Clinton earning superior ratings in the Class C division of the Iowa High School Play Production Festival at the University of Iowa. The event featured 18 schools Monday and Tuesday with four more Class C schools set for Thursday. several others received excellent ratings and 11 performers were named outstanding.

Iowa City Earlville Underwood Mt. St. Clare Academy of Clinton University of Iowa Kalona Fayette Montezuma West Liberty Clermont Little Cedar Clayton Thornton Jeanlee Mathey Lois Gibbs Jo Anne Clute Harold Ham Rosemary Templeman Russell Dreesch McIntosh Betty Pedersen Juanita Clark

Noel Brock Way Named Head of Local Cancer Drive

West Union announces Noel Brock Way as head of the community cancer drive, outlining fundraising goals and leadership responsibilities for the campaign in the town.

West Union Noel Brockway

UIU Student Teachers Begin Spring Teaching Assignments

Upper Iowa university student teachers have started spring activities in Maynard Fayette Lamont Stanley and Sumner school systems. Twenty five students are involved with seven currently living and teaching in Lamont Fayette Sumner for six weeks. They devote full time to schools with no campus coursework during the period.

Fayette Upper Iowa University Maynard Lamont Stanley Sumner Robert Werntz Sharil Ramsey Rosemary Peeper Lowell Langerman Joseph LeVang Marjorie Lockard Ohe

Wellman Rotary Hears Toll Road Discussion

Robert L. Bliss, executive secretary of the Iowa Free Roads Association, told Wellman Rotary that improving all Iowa primary roads matters more than building a marginal super highway mainly benefiting non residents. He noted fewer than 3 percent of Iowa residents would use or have reason to use the proposed toll road.

Wellman INS Robert L. Bliss Iowa Free Roads Association Iowa Bliss Wellman Rotary Club

Iowa City Man Waives Grand Jury On Bad Check Charge

John T. Pepper, 30, of Iowa City, Tuesday waived to the grand jury on a charge of passing a bad $40 check. He was released on $1,000 bond. Kathleen Mead, 4, of Oxford, was admitted to Mercy Hospital, Iowa City, for a BB gun wound in the abdomen. Her condition was listed as good. Edwin William O'Brien was charged with theft of wire from Robins Electric Company warehouse on Feb. 19 after admitting the charge following a lie detector test. He was free on $1,000 bond. the wire was recovered from a junk dealer. Howard Plank was named superintendent of Mt. Vernon schools with a pay raise for all teachers. Will C. Goodin suffered burns while burning garden plot. James Manson, resident of Quasqueton until four years ago, celebrated his 90th birthday with his son in Independence. TB case finding near Manchester found 3 probable cases and 15 others needing study. Mrs Mary Stucker and son Donnie moved to Carl Vanhorn property in Atalissa. Leonard Opfer, 47, waived to grand jury on a drunk driving charge in Waukon. Carnival planned at Atkins School gym by the Community club. Lee Bowden elected president of the Future Business Leaders of America at Lamont. other officers named. Curtis Hilsenbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hilsenbeck, is a patient at Delaware County Memorial Hospital in Manchester. Carol Schenke elected president of Teen Age Drivers club in Greeley with officers named.

Iowa City John T. Pepper Hel Oxford Kathleen Mead James Mead Mercy Hospital Iowa Edwin William O’brien Robins Electric Company MT. Vernon Howard Plank Volga Will C. Goodin Quasqueton James Manson Alvin Independence Manchester Atalissa Mary Stucker Donnie Carl Vanhorn Waukon Leonard Opfer Grand Jury Atkins Lamont—Lee Bowden Future Business Leaders of America Marjorie Thompson Karen Reed Greeley Curtis Hilsenbeck Howard Hilsenbeck Delaware County Memorial Hospital Carol Schenke Leonard O’dell Marge Moorman Duane Fenstern

Horns Still Locked Over Lundy Case

Des Moines report on Russell F. Lundy, Governor Hoegh's nominee for the State Highway Commission, whose Feb 15 senate rejection stalls confirmation as lawmakers near the session end. Hoegh hints at reconsideration, while senators warn they may reveal reasons if Lundy resumes bid. The piece notes interim appointment risks and party pressure before June 1956 primaries.

Des Moines Russell F. Lundy Hoegh Iowa State Highway Commission Senate Lundy Commission Republican State Central Committee

Upper Iowa students to attend district conference

Six Upper Iowa University students and Dr Eugene Beck head the department of physical education will represent at the nine state central district convention of the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation in St Paul. Attendees include Kenneth Rankin Knoxville Jack Linder Oelwein Dick Allen Strawberry Point DeVon Schlegel Hawkeye Gene Holthaus Edgewood and Larry Michels Vinton.

Gene Holthaus Edgewood Larry Michels Vinton

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