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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
14
Des Moines AP L A. Andrew state banking superintendent blasted eastern correspondent banks for Iowa institutions for selling securities that caused losses. He warned Iowa bankers to defend the small unit bank against control by large chains and criticized Canadian branch practices in contrast to an American system.
Rose Babendure sues Kenneth and Alice Baker in a $15,000 personal injury action arising from a Jan 28 1931 two car crash west of Marshalltown that killed Reverend Clyde E Baker and Henry Babendure. The district court directed verdict for defendants, Judge H C Ring ruled for defense, appeal filed to state supreme court.
Frank Sadilek Jr appeals to the state supreme court a district court ruling sustaining a motion to dismiss on the first count of a six count petition against his foster father Frank Sadilek. The suit seeks ownership of two thirds of Linn county real estate deeded to the elder Sadilek by Anna Sadilek before her 1929 death and asks for deed set aside and an accounting of rents on the properties.
Milton Chase and Gladyce Povlick sue for cruel treatment with Charles Povlick and Erven Carver sues Nancy Carver on desertion. Chases married 1920 Povlicks 1929 Carvers 1909 Palo. Also a dismissed divorce action by William Bilsland against Mary Bilsland. Judge Ring grants James Cusack a $154.96 judgment against Harry Seaton in a contract suit. Rose Smith and Olive Beau divorced for cruel treatment.
The report notes Carl A. Beaucaire 28 and Smiths married in November 1932. The Beaucaires wed in September 1925, detailing the couple’s early marital dates and family connections.
Constable W J Fleming and Deputy Sheriff Dick Preston left at noon Thursday for Maywood Illinois to return N C Milliron to Cedar Rapids on a larceny charge. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Ten Iowa county men will travel to Cedar Rapids for physical exams for possible forestry army enrollment next Sunday. Sigourney groups plan Memorial Day cemetery services at eleven sites with Gettysburg address and taps.
The District Court will hear on May 27 1933 at 9 am the will of Wilson M Cunningham deceased to prove and admit it to probate in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Attorney Geo R Liddle appears for the proceedings with Edwin W Lundquist Clerk of District Court.
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Thieves took two Pontiac two door sedans from the Unzeitig Motor Co used car lot at 714 Third Avenue SE sometime Wednesday night. One car belonged to George P Hardy of 1922 Washington Ave SE, dark green with black fenders and license 57 1601. The second car, owned by the Unzeitig company, was dark blue with a rear trunk and license 57 6324.
Sigourney reports fifty graduates led by valedictorian Walter Crampton and salutatorian Gladys Kikendall. Dr. H. M. Gage of Coe College delivered the commencement address as the Gazette notes the sizable 50 member class.
Supt L H Callender presented basketball letters to Traer pupils during a class prophecy program with Agnes Hanus trombone solo and Earl Peters. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday with Rev Alvin Boetcher delivering The Challenge of ce. Dr and Mrs Co L Fenton returned from a three month western motor trip lecturing on paleo biology ending with visits to the Grand Canyon and cliff dwellings.
About 300 Rebekah lodge members from Solon Lone Tree Mechanicsville Oxford and Iowa City are set to register in Iowa City on Friday for the annual Cedar Johnson convention.
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