Last Minute Civil Quits Filed in Rush to Court
A flood of late civil actions filled the Linn County Court Clerk’s office before Friday’s 5 pm deadline. Isabel E. Schluter seeks $10,000 property attachment and a $1,000 lump sum maintenance decree plus monthly support. Other filings include Beving v Hoffman over corn shares, a $10 judgment and receiver appointment, wage and car damage suits, and several divorce and contract actions.
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Ed Lundquist
Linn County
Isabel E. Schluter
Cedar Rapids
Otto L. Schluter
John Beving
George Hoffman
Beving
Rock Island Railroad
Leo S. Smith
Wilson and Company
Smith
Wilson Produce
J. L. Tucker
Rapid Gas Corporation
Mark Hanlon
Perry and Mills and Myers
Packwood
Myrtle Serveson
Fire damages Macbride stage at Iowa City
Fire of undetermined origin caused about 100 dollars damage to the stage area of MacBride hall in Iowa City. The blaze, burning woodwork and a floor hole, was spotted at 5 15 am by a newspaper carrier boy through a window. University official A A Smith said he will investigate the cause. A separate Montezuma item notes Pauline Jordan and Maynard Hutchinson wed at the couple's country home with attendants Jean Husted and Wayne Hutchinson.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Macbride Hall
A. A. Smith
University
Queen of Columbus School Wete Elected Queen of Columbus
Columbus Junction Miss Marian Pugh, senior at Columbus high school, was elected homecoming queen by the student body and crowned at a Thursday pep meeting in the auditorium. Attendants were Mary Clark and Evelyn Bell. They led the school parade Friday with the band in new uniforms. Miss Pugh and LeRoy Hughes led the grand march at the gym dance after the Columbus-West Liberty game, as the West Liberty band joined in.
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Columbus Junction
Marian Pugh
Columbus High School
Mary Clark
Evelyn Bell
Miss Pugh
LeRoy Hughes
West Liberty
Vinton Truck Driver Fined for Speeding on Highway 30
Edward Bromilow of New Buffalo was arrested ten miles west of Cedar Rapids on Highway 30 for speeding a truck and fined five dollars and costs by Justice John Ruhl. Jess L. Valandingham of Belle Plaine began an 11 day sentence for assault imposed by Belle Plaine Mayor W. A. Vaughn. Other briefs include church officer installations in Earlville, school plays in Tiffin, a Hopkinton marriage, and local notices from Columbus Junction, Hopkinton, Lisbon, Wellman, and Independence.
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Vinton
Michigan
Edward Bromilow
New Buffalo
Cedar Rapids
Harry Cloud
John Ruhl
Jess L. Valandingham
Belle Plaine
W. A. Vaughn
Earlville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Earlville Methodist Church
Mary Bergman
Ruth Miller
Ida Hunt
Lillian Merten
Irma Thompson
Velma Simons
Letha Ham
Edith Edwards
Iola Sill
Rex V. C. Grant
Tiffin
Rainbow Minstrels
Dean Bowman
Ralph Irvin
Junior Madden
Harry Eister
Kenneth Wesley
Marie Brandt
Margaret Irwin
Betty Jean Baldwin
Louise Chapman
Phyllis Ludwig
Wilson touts end of state car joyrides statewide
Special to The Gazette Governor George A. Wilson says Saturday through Monday weekend joy rides in state owned cars are a thing of the past. He notes state cars now checked in and out for state business only, 80 fewer cars than under the Kraschel era, and a 50 percent drop in cost per mile.
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Gazette Hospers
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Kraschel
Des Moines
Herring Defends Third Term At Iowa City Rally
U S Senator Clyde L Herring spoke at a Democratic rally in Iowa City defending a third term for the presidency. He criticized opponents who cite constitutional objections and argued the people deserve the best leader and that precedent should not block the vote on November 5.
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Herring
Iowa City
United States
Clyde L. Herring
Riverside Twins Draw Consecutive Draft Numbers
Riverside twins Charles and Francis Skubal of Riverside received consecutive draft numbers 1390 and 1391 after Washington county draft board published draftee serials. Identical twins, they were among those whose registration cards were shuffled before numbers were assigned.
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Riverside
Charles
Francis Skubal
Fred Skubal
Washington County Draft Board
Francis
Obituaries And Notices From Center Junction To Independence
Center Junction John H M Thompson 84 pioneer in this vicinity died Thursday in Monticello. Funeral Sunday 1 15 p m Iverson funeral home burial Scotch Grove. Shellsburg Mrs Jake Fish 79 died at home Oak Grove Friday. Survived by husband daughter Sylvia Johnson son Rollie five grandchildren church member. Services Sunday 2 30 p m at Oak Grove church. Newhall junior class chose A Mystery in the Library for class play Miss Dorothy Carr will coach. Wheatland Emory Blackmann and wife celebrated 48th wedding anniversary at home Friday dinner. Married October 25 1892 Dixon Ia. four children George Welton Arthur Davenport Arnold Wheatland Cora at home three grandchildren. Independence Carl H Gerdes and Velma Bright wed October 18 Nashua Little Brown church Rev F L Hanscom officiating. Bride graduated Junior college Pi Delta Phi. Bridegroom works as inspector at John Deere Waterloo. They will live there after short trip. Independence Funeral services for Mrs Anna S Pedersen 74 died Friday at daughter home Sunday 4 p m Heege's funeral home Rev J H Dew Brittain St James Episcopal. Burial Wilson cemetery east of Independence. Mrs Pedersen lived in Buchanan county most of life.
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Waterloo
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Grosclaude
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Howard B Gardner
Samuel
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Wellman Friday
Lexington
Mary Jane Wilson
Lula Amy
Hyte
Conant
Washington
Methodist Church
R. of P
Pythian
Independence
Clarence A. Avis
A. B. Lovejoy
Buchanan County
Edith Tomlin
Center Junction
John H. M. Thompson
Monticello
Thompson
Iverson
Scotch Grove
Shellsburg
Jake Fish
Oak Grove
Pennsylvania
Vinton
Newhall
Dorothy Carr
Wheatland
Emory Blackmann
Christian Church
Dixon
E. Drake
Big Rock
George
Welton
Arthur
Davenport
Arnold
Cora
Fred Gerdes
Carl H. Gerdes
Velma Bright
C. L. Bright
Jesup
F. L. Hanscom
Pi Delta Phi
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Anna S. Pedersen
Heege
J. H. Dew-Brittain
St. James Episcopal Church
Wilson Cemetery
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Vinton Garden Club
Mississippi River
Opal Hilton
Dubuque Civic Club
W. A. Quinn
Clarence Hilton
C. W. Sauer
Charles Inman
W A Quinn
Charles Fagan
Mary Mossman
E H Dowden
J K. Spike
H. H. St. Clair
Marion McKinley
Merton McKinley
Belva Jean
Evelyn Lee
Wapello
ER. Hicklin
George Hedrick
Southeast Iowa
Sterling Lord
Southeast
Wilfred Klein
Cyril Zeiiebohmer
Hugo Gehling
Gerald Buchelt
Adrian Buchelt
Clarence Brom
Calmar
William Pavlovec
Paul
Kenneth Heiple
Caroline Pavlovee
Fort Atkinson
Funeral Notices Highlight Iowa City Roster of Deaths
Funeral services were held for Emily J Sherfey 82 and Edgar H Rushfeldt 48 in Iowa City with burial planned. Emily J Sherfey born in Tennessee resided here many years leaving a son and a late husband. Rushfeldt died after a lingering illness. survivors include husband and four sisters and four brothers. John Sutherland 68 longtime Iowa City resident died at a local hospital. born in Canada and survived by son Robert of London Ontario Canada. The University of Iowa short publishing course dates shifted to November 22 23 to accommodate the Iowa Illinois football game.
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Tennessee
Frank L. Mott
University of Iowa School of Journalism
University of Iowa
Iowa-Illinois
Edgar Hl. Rushfeldt
Johnson County
John Sutherland
Canada
Robert
London
Ontario
Cedar Rapids Men Elected to Iowa Fraternal Congress
DES MOINES UP Lisle Brown of Des Moines was elected president of the Iowa Fraternal Congress at the annual convention. He is state manager of the Modern Woodmen of America, succeeding Mrs. Margaret Hazel. R W Schultz of Waterloo named first vice president, Mrs. Florence M Bridges of Des Moines second vice president, and George M Bird of Cedar Rapids secretary treasurer. Executive committee members named were Mrs. Margaret Best of Sioux City, Stanley Wagner of Cedar Rapids, E B Lyon of Cedar Rapids, and M J West of Ogden.
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Des Moines
Lisle Brown
Iowa Fraternal Congress
Brown
Modern Woodmen of America
Margaret Hazel
Ben Hur Life Association
R. W. Schultz
Waterloo
Florence M. Bridges
George M. Bird
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Best
Sioux City
Stanley Wagner
E. B Lyon
M. J West
Ogden
Aid Association For Lutherans
Joe Long Proposes State School Redistricting Plan
Special to The Gate Independence 350 persons from 18 counties attended a meeting sponsored by Buchanan county council of teachers at the high school. Joe Long, executive secretary of the Iowa Taxpayers league, explained a plan to redistrict and reorganize state school districts under one superintendent per county, with towns over 5,000 exempt. The session included a panel discussion. The aim is to reduce taxes and improve schools.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Hickenlooper Cites Savings By Wilson
Belle Plaine brief notes Lieut. Gov B B Hickenlooper saying Gov George Wilson saved 2985 in salaries in his office last year. He cites office salaries at 16126 versus 19111 under predecessor. He also says executive council savings reached 31 percent against Kraschel's last year in office.
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Belle Plaine
INS
B. B. Hickenlooper
George Wilson
Hickenlooper
Wilson
Executive Council
N. G Kraschel
Littleport Farmer Loses Hand in Shredder Accident
Special to The Gazette reports F Habert, a farmer west of Littleport, lost his left hand at the wrist while helping shred corn fodder on Henry Rodas farm Thursday afternoon. He was taken to a doctor for immediate medical attention.
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Littleport
F. Habert
Henry Rodas
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