Iowa in Brief: Weddings Fire and Local News Across Counties
IO WA NEWS IN BRIEF reports Tipton wedding of Elinor Zajicek and Raymond Machart at St Marys church with double ring vows. Quasqueton funeral for Nancy Congdon age 73. Rochester home wedding Delbert Creps and Elizabeth Dykstra. thefts across Victor and a 90th birthday celebration for Mrs William H Dexter in Strawberry Point. Oxford Junction Luther League organized with Allen Hronek president.
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Tipton
Elinor Zajicek
A. J. Zajicek
Raymond Machart
John Machart
Mary's Church
Moriarty
Alma Zoasieck
Edward Tachart
Louise Mockler
Folkeley
Anamosa
Quasqueton
Nancy Congdon
Suckery Grove
Rochester
David Finck Dykstra
Mary O'Brien
Victor
J W Shultz, Jr
Victor Creamery
Joss
Strawberry Point
Wiliam H Dexter
Dexter
Twinets
Clayton County
Ox Team
John Dexter
Clara
Gly-Cas Amazes Cedar Rapids With New Remedy
In Cedar Rapids crowds at the Thrifty Drug Store hear the Gly-Cas Man describe a cure for stomach kidney bone blood issues rheumatism and nervousness. Local resident John How of 928 1st St NE testifies Gly-Cas transformed his pain sleep and energy, urging others to seek the remedy and hear more from the Gly-Cas Man at Corest St and 3rd Ave SE.
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Cedar Rapids
Gly-Cas
Fee
Corest St
3Rd Ave
County Mutual Directors Seek Settlement Over Injury Case
In Grundy Center a meeting of directors and stockholders of the defunct County Mutual Telephone company discussed settlement options for James Hasbrook's personal injury claim after he lost eye sight due to a low hanging wire during construction. Hasbrook seeks 10 000 dollars but funding is uncertain with the company treasury empty.
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Grundy Center
County Mutual Telephone Company
Court House
James Hasbrook
Hasbrook
Pastors Study Seminar Opens at Cornell College
Eighteen ministers from Mount Vernon and nearby areas gather at Cornell College for a two hour seminar led by Dr Albion R King head of philosophy and religion. The event aims to stimulate nascent theological literature studies with papers by Dr ET Gogh and others and features future discussions led by Revs. Perry Mason Smith and Maynard.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Albion R. King
Cornell Philosos Poy
King
ET. Gogh
Ision the
Reva
F. & Mastin
Monmouth
W.T. Smith
Clinton
O Perry
Elwood
Mason
T. Smith
Magnoketa
R. M. Bell
Preston
E. T Gough
Py R. Maynard
A. J. Walker
Fhint
A. Crumb
Cedar Rapids
EB. Wilcox
M. Grant
West Branch
J. Wy
Mearse
Brandon
Joseph Yates
Lisbon
Everett
Moorhead
R. C. Scott
Clarence
RS. Phillips
Law Moor
H.W. Farnham
McCausland
Barr Wins Damage Suit in Manchester Court
Special to The Gazette Manchester Judge A B Lovejoy directed a verdict for defendant Mrs Mary E Barr in a damage suit brought by Mrs Fred Johnson. Trial began with a jury of local residents from Manchester Edgewood Ryan Hopkinton Earlville and Earlville. The case stemmed from an automobile accident on April 4 1931 involving cars driven by Mrs Johnson and The other party.
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Manchester
A. B. Lovejoy
Mary E. Barr
Fred Johnson
Margaret Farley
Allen Henderson
A. Sullivan
George Downey
Frank Woolridge
Edgewood
Lydia Wendt
Donald Falconer
Ryan
Jessie Kirkwood
Frank McDonald
Hopkinton
Donald Ruddlesdin
Delhi
Joe Hammond
Victor Buchan
Earlville
Johnson
Collision at Street Intersection Leads to Lawsuits
Mrs Barr and Mrs Johnson were involved in a street collision where the Johnson car overturned injuring its driver. Mrs Johnson sued for 2000 dollars and Mrs Barr sued for 3500 dollars before withdrawing the latter after the verdict. Plaintiffs were represented by Elmer A. Johnson of Cedar Rapids and Francia R. Fleming of Manchester. defendants by Yoran and Yoran. The judge ruled Mrs Barr had the right of way.
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Elmer A. Johnson
Oecar Rapids
Francia R. Fleming
Man Chester
Yoran
Bradbury Pays Ten Percent Dividend at Closed Newhall Bank
J. E. Bradbury, assistant examiner, in charge of the closed Newhall State Bank, is paying a ten percent dividend this week. This brings total dividends to twenty percent for depositors since the bank closed in November 1932.
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Newhall
J. E. Bradbury
Newhall State Bank
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