Iowa City Leads In Eastern Iowa Music Festival Contests
Iowa City students led Class A with 8 division one ratings to Davenport’s 6 while river city held 7 division two awards to Iowa City’s 6 at noontime of day three. Postville Traer and Stanwood also posted strong results as the festival neared its close, with winners in multiple solo, small group and ensemble categories.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Davenport
River City
Postville
Mason Ladd Named Dean of Iowa Law School in Iowa City
President Gilmore announced Mason Ladd, law professor since 1929, named dean to succeed Wiley Rutledge who resigned to join the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Ladd, 41, Harvard grad, editor and author, holds S J D from Harvard 1935 and has practiced in Des Moines with his brother Lou Ladd now a district judge. He is married with three children and has specialized in evidence and procedure.
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Iowa City
INS
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa
Mason Ladd
University Law School
Wiley Blount Rutledge
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Ladd
Grinnell College
Harvard
Iowa Law Review
University of Chicago Law Review
R. B. Gibson
College of Medicine
Thayer
Harvard Law School
Notable names listed for music event classes and solos
The fragment lists participants and judges across multiple classes. Notable entries include Jorgensen Lost Nation Jean Henry Traer Dean Bucher Postville Georgiana Amidon Toledo B flat clarinet solo class AA Fred Green Mason City Lloyd Biggle East Waterloo George Clark Cedar Falls Norma Goetsch Davenport Robert Row East Des Moines Robert Beverly Roosevelt Des Moines Robert Caywood Iowa City Gerald Radbourn Newton. A girl’s glee club appears in class B Marion.
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Traer
Stanwood High School
WSUI
Festival
Gerald Rabourn
Iowa City
Ivah Jean Crecelious
Davenport
Fletcher Miller
Shipton
Cedar Rapids
Frankin
Douglas Bell
Fairfield
George Tallman
Des Moines
Hubert Gabell
Mason City
William Rolly
Roosevelt
Lyle Beresford
Fredric Taylor
Springville
Robert Soper
Eldora
Wayne Timm
Fayette
Gayle Toland
Lone Tree
Morris Larsen
Northwood
Paul Schutte
Postville
Stanwood
Wilson
Wellman
Franklin
Decorah
Dysart
Harry Dunlap
Marion
Ann Mercer
Paul Fry
Kalona
Anna Kanipe
Monticello
Clermont
West Liberty
Tama
Vinton
Margaret Huebner
Dwight Newmath
Edgewood
Eleanor Lockwood
Maynard
Howard Heinbeck
Norway
Karl Smykil
Anamosa
Jack Sanders
E. Mae Kamm
West Union
June Clinton
Ray Meier
London
Charles Hodge
Mount Vernon
Bruce Erickson
Lester Tayior
Iowa Cit
Jack Powell
Grinnell
Jean Killian
Gladys Knight
Leota
Jorgensen
Lost Nation
Jean Henry
Dean Bucher
Georgiana Amidon
Toledo
Fred Green
Lloyd Biggle
East Waterloo
George Clark
Cedar Falls
Norma Goetsch
Robert Rowat
East Des Moines
Robert Beverly
Robert Caywood
Gerald Radbourn
Newton
Girl's Glee Club
Divorce cases lead new Linn county civil filings in May term
Court Clerk Ed Lundquist reports May term filings show divorce actions dominate civil cases in Linn county district court. Among cruel and inhuman grounds are Nile Liver more versus Sue Livermore, Hazel Sheffield versus Wayne Sheffield, Libbie Kuba versus John Kuba, Eleanor Freeman versus Reed Freeman, and Helen Eilers versus Henry Eilers. Custody requests accompany several actions. Additional filings include Ava Fleming versus Robert Fleming and Alta Clemans versus Vernon Clemans.
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Linn County District Court
Ed Lundquist
Nile Livermore
Sue Livermore
Cedar Rapids
Hazel Sheffield
Wayne Sheffield
Libbie R. Kuba
John Kuba
Eleanor C. Freeman
Reed A. Freeman
Aledo
Ill
Helen Eilers
Henry Eilers
Galena
Sheffield
Eilers
Freeman
Ava L. Fleming
Robert Earl Fleming
Alta S. Clemans
Vernon C. Clemans
Anamosa
Renews Litigation Against Tribune Co
Mrs May Stewart widow of R G Stewart former editor and publisher of the Cedar Rapids Tribune renews her suit against Tribune Publishing Co and officers in district court. She seeks 25 840 against Joe McCormick 20 710 as administrator and 25 960 against Fred Fitch plus interest and a managing receiver.
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May Stewart
R. G. Stewart
The
Cedar Rapids Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Stewart
Joe McCormick
McCormick
Utilities
Widow sues Tribune company over weekly alimony claim
The new case followed a prior suit by Mrs. Stewart asserting she was owed 25 a week under an alleged oral agreement before her husband died. McCormick and Fitch were named defendants in the earlier action in which Judge Moffit sustained the contract defense.
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Stewart
Tribune Company
McCormick and Fitch
John T. Moffit
Blast That Wrecked House Suits Cedar Rapids Gas
Two suits seek 20 800 in judgments against Cedar Rapids Gas Co over an explosion that wrecked Mrs. Marie Dorland s home at 2514 A avenue NE on April 1. Plaintiffs Virgil McKasson and Vance Gardner, both burned, claim valve defect and improper shut off. Gardner seeks 10 150 and McKasson 10 650.
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Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Marie Dorland
A Avenue NE
Virgil McKasson
Vance Gardner
McKasson
Gardner
Shueyville church services and local notices
The Sunday morning worship service at Shueyville United Brethren church is at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 and Senior Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m No evening service Mrs W S Booth of Des Moines visits her daughter at 1417 Washington Ave SE A sprinkler malfunction triggered a false fire alarm at the Granby building at 6 22 p m Thursday Townsend club 4 plans a dance Saturday at 9 p m at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second Ave G R Branch appointed acting Cedar Rapids superintendent replacing J H Johnson who is on sick leave Miss Akiko Hino a Hawaii native and senior student at
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Shueyville United Brethren Church
W. S. Booth
Des Moines
D. B. Getty
Washington Avenue
Granby
Townsend Club No. 4
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue
G. R. Branch
Rock Island Railroad
Trenton
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Johnson
Coe College Evangelists Continue Series at Sunshine Mission
Members of the High Twelve club heard a talk on the life and customs of Coe College by a guest speaker at the Roosevelt hotel luncheon. Evangelists Paul Levin and Bob Findley plan further meetings at Sunshine Mission with a discussion titled A Disease Worse Than Smallpox and a musical program.
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Coe College
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Paul Levin
Bob Findley
Sunshine Mission
Levin
Miss Prayer Meeting
Traffic cops install 120 signs in loop district
Sergt. Gordon Hughes head of the traffic division and his co workers completed the job of installing 120 new signs in the restricted parking areas of the loop district. Hughes thanked several business houses for letting workers use electricity from their stores for an electric drill.
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Gordon Hughes
Police Department
Loop
Hughes
Chiropractors To Meet In Montrose Sunday
Eastern Iowa chiropractors will gather at the Montrose hotel Sunday at 2 p.m. Principal speakers include Dr. James E. Slocum research director of the National Chiropractors Association, Dr. L. M. Roger executive national secretary, and Dr. R. H. McClintock of Carroll Iowa Chiropractors Association president. About two hundred attendees expected.
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Eastern Iowa
Montrose Hotel
James E. Slocum
National Chiropractors Association
L. M. Roger
R. H. McClintock
Carroll
Iowa Chiropractors Association
Des Moines Convention Sets June Meetings on Tax Legislation
Vesely, president of the county auditors association, leads a Des Moines convention June 14 to 16. On Saturday he represents the second district in a conference with State Auditor C B Akers and a state tax commission representative to discuss new tax and exemption laws.
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Des Moines
Vesely
County Auditors’ Association
C. B. Akers
State Tax Commission
City Hike Series Opens at Daniels Park for Local Children
The first weekly hike for children eight and older starts Saturday at 9 a.m. from Daniels Park. Participants from the northeast city section walk to Indian Creek with bring your own lunches and water supplied. Supervisors Miss Charlotte Hubbard Carl Poole and Norman Reed accompany the group. A second hike for southwest students is planned May 13 at Riverside Park.
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Daniels Park
Indian Creek
Charlotte Hubbard
Carl Poole
Norman Reed
Riverside Park
Library Staff Members At District Meetings
Local public library staff participated in two district librarian meetings last week. Elizabeth Hodgson reviewed twelve books on people and places while Marcella Klein explained state membership. In Iowa City Klein chaired the children's round table and Dorothea Fox outlined American Library Association membership. Other attendees included Lena Park and Catherine Redmond.
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Elizabeth Hodgson
Marcella Klein
Iowa Falls
Iowa City
Vesely Aids Iowa County Officers Plan in Des Moines
County Auditor Robert M Vesely visited Des Moines Friday to assist in planning for the Iowa State County Officers association, outlining goals and coordination efforts for upcoming sessions.
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Bob Vesely
Des Moines
Robert M. Vesely
Iowa State County Officers’ Association
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Leland Rouse
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Bruce Pryor
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