Doctor Takes Stand in Zody Case Retrial
Local doctor J K Von Lackum testified on Zody's injuries after a Dec 15 1934 collision with Miss Winslow. Witnesses described reduced visual fields and prolonged time off work at Cedar Rapids plant, plus post accident physical impairments and mobility issues.
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Zody
H. C. Ring
Fred L. Zody
Edward F. Winslow
Ann Winslow
Miss Winslow
First Avenue
Twentieth Street E
J. K., von Lackum
Cedar Rapids
von Lackum
Lloyd Burger
W. J. Benson
Ralph Lupton
A N Watson Special Grocery Ad dates and prices
A N Watson advertises Wednesday Friday and Saturday specials with extensive listed prices on items including sugar, flour, coffee, canned fruits, dairy, and snacks. Items feature bulk quantities such as 10 pounds sugar, 49 pound flour, and varied brands and sizes with per unit prices.
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Fey
Graham
Ritz
Gen
Jersey Cr
Pillsbury
Court Upholds Retrial Order in Zell Damage Suit
Iowa Supreme Court upholds Fayette county district court ruling to retry a $30 000 damage suit by Mrs. Ruby White against Allen C. Zell of Oelwein over the death of Glenn White in a March 12 1935 highway crash near Cedar Rapids. It had stemmed from alleged intoxication and reckless driving by Zell. A jury verdict for Zell was set aside on motion for a new trial and the supreme court affirmed the retrial order.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Fayette County
Ruby White
Allen C. Zell
Oelwein
Zell
W. L. Eichendorf
Supreme Court
WPA Worker Falls Twenty Feet at Quarry Injures WPA Man
Charles Spicer a 30 year old WPA worker from 717 Second Street NW suffered injuries to his right foot chest and head bruises and scratches after losing balance while prying a rock loose with a crowbar and tumbling twenty feet into the Larimer and Shaffer quarry north of the city on the east side of the river a 9 45 a m Tuesday ambulance carried him to St Luke s hospital where his injuries were examined
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Charles Spicer
Second Street
WPA
Larimer and Shaffer
Spicer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bazaar and club notices and court fines in local pages
Bazaar tonight at St. Ludmila's church. Cedar Rapids Navy Club meets Wednesday at Montrose hotel to discuss the 1938 dog watch. YWCA badminton classes Tuesday at 7:30 and 8:30 led by Dorothy Svee and Bob Yates. Melvin Herman 43 of Marengo fined $10 for intoxication. Theodore Smith 26 of Pekin Ill. given 30 days suspended jail if he leaves the city. W E Williams left for Atlanta for ill relative L S Bach. Thanksgiving poultry ads in Gazette classified section. First Church of Christ Scientist Thanksgiving service at 10:45 on Thursday. Social security taxes for October due by Nov. 30 at the federal collector’s office.
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Cedar Rapids
Navy, Club
Montrose Hotel
Melvin Herman
Marengo
Theodore Smith
Pekin, Hl
Smith
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Second Avenue SE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Gift To Firemen's Fund From State Oil Company
Firemen received a substantial contribution from the State Oil Company at 750 Twelfth Street NE in appreciation of the department's effort in extinguishing a fire at the company's warehouse and office on Nov. 13. The donation was turned into the firemen's pension fund. Town Game At Paramount reports newsreel shots of the Iowa Nebraska football game played Saturday.
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State” Oil Company
Twelfth Street
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Paramount
Paramount News releases shown at the Lincoln theater
The Paramount News release will be shown at the Paramount theater this week on Tuesday through Friday. The Krall Shoe store on First Street SE handles a short circuit repair, with damage to wiring noted. Listed names include Bever avenue resident C E Fleury and others on Twenty-second Street NE Meadows brook drive SE and Tenth Street SE.
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Lincoln
Paramount Theater
Paramount
Krall Shoe Store
First Street
Bever Avenue
C. E. Fleury
Twenty-second Street
L. A.’ Base
Roof Fires Struck Two Homes on Monday
Firemen responded to two roof fires sparked by chimney embers. The first fire hit the home of Thomas Johnson at 611 Fifteenth Avenue SE at 12 54 pm and the second damaged Regis Day at 869 Eighteenth Street SE at 2 55 pm. Company No 1 was dispatched again at 4 49 pm.
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Thomas Johnson
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Regis Day
Eighteenth Street
Company No. 1
Local motorists fined in police court action
Billie Murray of Marion was fined $10 and costs in police court Tuesday for speeding. Those fined $1 and costs each for overtime parking were Byron Linnenkamp of 1062 Third Avenue SE Merrill Parrish of 1538 Fifth Avenue SE Charles D. Nolan of 1003 Twentieth Street SE Lorren Hess of 519 Fourth Avenue SE and C. M. Westerfield.
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Billie Murray
Marion
Byron Linnenkamp
Third Avenue
Merrill Parrish
Fifth Avenue
Charles D. Nolan
Twentieth Street
Lorren Hess
Fourth Avenue
C. M. Westerfield
Knights of Columbus Dance at Montrose Hotel Tonight
The Italian Month committee arranges a Knights of Columbus dance at the Montrose hotel tonight. Dancing begins at 9 30 with an accordion band providing music.
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Knights of Columbus
Montrose Hotel
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Wheaties
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Bagdad
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Texas
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Iowa
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Swift
Galery
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Berghoff Beer Reg
Canada
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Sawyer's
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Jello Chocolate
BBC
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Zoe
Mar
Oelwein Man
St. Ludmila's Church
Kresge’s
Dorothy Svee
Bob Yates
Tence
W. E. Williams
Atlanta
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Mr. Bach
Mr. Williams
G. N. Chiffs
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