Vittorio Mussolini Plans California Study Visit
Vittorio Mussolini, 21, son of Italy's premier, will fly from New York to California to study American motion picture production methods. He will be accompanied by Hal Roach, and police provided protection during his stay of about twenty days as he forms an Italian film company in cooperation with Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Vittorio Mussolini
Italy
Newark
California
Hal Roach
Hollywood
Young Mussolini
Rex
Vittorio
Court House News: Dismissals in State Liquor Cases
Judge John T. Moffit dismissed three state liquor charges against Sam Simmons of Cedar Rapids for lack of evidence on motions by the county attorney. Earlier, Simmons was fined 300 dollars and costs for selling beer without a permit. Other dismissals included Donald Phillips in a paternity action and Robert C. Shaffer in desertion cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Simmons
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Simmons
Moffit
Donald Phillips
Robert C. Shaffer
Phillips
Shaffer
Twelve Criminal Cases To Be Left Off Docket
Judge John T. Moffit directed twelve criminal actions be left off the docket until further notice. Cases include illegal possession of liquor, desertion, paternity proceedings, and drunken driving dates from 1933 to 1937. The Sinclair Refining Co. joins a $5,000 Cahill suit against Marion, challenging jurisdiction and asking notice be quashed after Cahill fell on a capped filler on Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
District Court
Joe Novak
Frank Kaiser
Roger Myers
Harold Bruce
Fay M Johnston
William P. Frame
Richard Hospodorsky
Jack Powell
John Tyler
Carl Johnson
John, T. Sage
Gilbert Kramer
Sinclair Refining Company
Dan J. Cahill
Marion
Cahill
Tenth Street
Sinclair Concern
Blanche Matthiessen Granted Divorce For Cruel Treatment
Blanche Matthiessen was granted a divorce from Fred G. Matthiessen in district court after a Thursday hearing. Judge C. J. Haas approved custody of a minor daughter and quieted title to property in her favor. The couple, married in Hopkinton on November 19, 1914, divorced in 1929 in Jones county, and remarried on June 16, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Matthiessen
C. J. Haas
Fred G. Matthiessen
Ellsworth Counterclaims Overnight Judgment in Car Damage Suit
Ralph F. Ellsworth, defendant in a $750 car damage and injury suit of Ray M. Cook, filed Sept. 3, weeks later a $1,914.50 judgment in a counterclaim for car damage and injuries. The suit arose from an automobile incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Ellsworth
Ray M. Cook
Brothers Reunited After Forty Five Years in Iowa
Charley Deirfield age 81 of Pinson Fork Kentucky and John Dierfield age 62 of Waterloo Iowa were joyfully reunited at their sister Frances Wisehart home in Center Point. The gathering included multiple Wisehart family members and relatives from Kentucky West Virginia and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wisehart
Center Point
Charley Deirfield
Pinson Fork
John Dierfield
Waterloo
Wisehart
Prudence Williams
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Kentucky
Enos Deirfield
West Virginia
Iowa
Green’s Grove
John
Charley
South
Corre
Hugh Ford
Shaver Road
Ford
Enoch
Claud Frazier
Huntington
W. Va
John Deirfield
Ben
Walter
Maud Wisehart
Charles Wisehart
Marion
Claude Wisehart
Herman Schipper
Marie Schipper
Ell
Ne ‘Baldridge
Nere
Charley’ Deirfield
Pinson Feek
Prudence Willams
Mesdames Wishart
Williams
Collision at E Avenue Fifth Street NW prompts petition dismissal
A crash involving cars from Ellsworth and Cook at E avenue and Fifth street NW is noted. The defendant moves to dismiss the plaintiff's petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth and Cook
E Avenue
Fifth Street NW
Taxi firm and Lee Robinson appear in Morse injury suit
Judge Moffit sustained special appearances in a $2,927 personal injury case filed Sept 3 by Alanson F. Morse. Morse alleges injury when a Cen tury Cab taxi he rode struck a parked car. Appearances attacked service as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Cab Company
Lee Robinson
Alanson F. Morse
John T. Moffit
Partition Suit Over Cedar Rapids Real Estate
James L. Ady Irene Tena Cadd and Hazel Mae Thorson sue in district court to partition Cedar Rapids property of the late James D. Hollingsworth seeking court judgment to establish shares for the plaintiffs and the named defendants including Katherine Fort and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Ady
Irene
Tena Cadd
Hazel Mae Thorson
Cedar Rapids
James D. Hollingsworth
Katherine Fort
Amon
Lis
Federal Land Bank seeks 13791.28 judgment in district court
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha seeks 13791.28 in a district court secured note action against S. W. Erion Mary Erion S. G. Pearson Elsie M. Pearson Lee Legler Tillie Legler and others who allegedly executed the note in 1929. John Zuber asks to cancel two wage assignments and to enjoin defendants from proceeding under the assignments. Defendants include Collection Service Company J K Monson F W Yanda and L F Benesh. The plaintiff claims the assignments and a settlement stipulation are without legal effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
S. W. Erion
Mary Erion
S. G. Pearson
Elsie M. Pearson
Lee Legler
Tillie Legler
John Zuber
Collection Service Company
J. K. Monson
F. W. Yanda
L. F Benesh
Haney Will Probate. Life Estate for Widow and Two Children
Edward E. Haney died December 3 1936 and his district court probate Friday left a life estate to Leah M. Haney with Janeylou Haney and William Garrison Haney named residuary. A sheriff's agent Walter Buckallew was misidentified in a separate Wesling case report. Replevin action dismissed without prejudice in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Haney
Leah M. Haney
Janeylou Haney
William Garrison Haney
Walter Buckallew
Herbert Wesling
Walter Buckalew
Twelfth Avenue SE
Divorce filing and civil case in district court
June 20 1934 filing by Charles A Novotny regarding business equipment cites John F Arendts as defendant. Mabel Moon seeks divorce from William Moon in district court on cruel and inhuman treatment. couple married in Knoxville November 10 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Novotny
John F. Arendts
Mabel Moon
William Moon
Knoxville
Domestic Row At Mansion Involves Comedian Fields
Hollywood police visited the W. C. Fields mansion twice to resolve a domestic disturbance involving Fields asleep and a quarrel between his secretary Carlotta Monti and the butler. Police reported no charges were filed and multiple voices interfered with details being obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
W. C. Fields
Fields
Earl Case
P. C. Stebbins
Carlotta Monti
CIO Unit Wins Ship Bargaining Rights
The National Maritime union allied with John L. Lewis' CIO was certified by the national labor relations board as the exclusive collective bargaining agent for employees of the International Mercantile Marine Co., the Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc., and the Black Diamond Steamship Corp. The ruling followed a board ordered election amid a dispute with the International Seamen's union, AFL unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
National Maritime Union
John L. Lewis’ Cio
National Labor Relations Board
International Mercantile Marine Co
Luckenbach Steamship Co., Inc
Black Diamond Steamship Corp
International Seamen's Union
American Federation of Labor
Maritime Union
Labor Board
Notice of Receiver's Sale Hearing for Cedar Rapids Bank
In the Linn County Iowa district court a notice announces a hearing on October 2 1937 at Cedar Rapids for the sale of the Iowa State Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids property pending receivership. The receiver seeks authority to sell the real estate at Ten 1101 Block Twenty eight in Tiernal Town now Cedar Rapids for six hundred dollars cash or higher bids, with restrictions of record and zoning ordinances applied.
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District Court of Laws
Lips
Plain
Owa
Savings Bank
Pate
Awe State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
District Court
Linn County
Towa
Iowa E Savings Nk
Ey R
Baten
Towa State Saginas Bank of
Towe
Marion mixer and golf event hosts 140 locals at Marion Club
About 140 Marion business and professional men attended a mixer and buffet at the Marion Golf Club. The afternoon featured kittenball with captains A. R. McElwain and Rusty Reynolds, umpired by Earl Welcher and Clarence Meggers, followed by golf and a 6:30 supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Golf Club
A. R. McElwain
Rusty Reynolds
J.H. Pazour
Hill
C. E. Gordon
R. R. Jacobsmeyer
CCC
Doug, Atkins
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles A. Cline held at Yocom chapel
The funeral, led by Rev. E. T. Gough, was at Yocom chapel with pallbearers Dan Stamy Willis Jordan Will Turner Roy Kellams and burial at Oak Shade Cemetery. Out of town relatives attended from Chicago Omaha Albert Lea Minn Bellevue Neb Central City Monticello Clinton Cedar Rapids Burlington Detroit and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cline
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Dan A. Stamy
Willis Jordan
Will Turner
Roy Kellams
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion
Carrie Smith
Eloise Smith
Chicago
W. S. Crichton
Omaha
Funeral services held for former Marion pastor
A funeral was conducted Thursday at Montrose for the Rev. W. Fisher, former pastor of the Marion Presbyterian Church. Attendees included Claude Scott and many Marion residents. The Rev. Robert Little of Cedar Rapids led the service with Dr. William Evans assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion @pople
Montrose
Fisher
Marion Presbyterian Church
Claude Scott
Charles Schultz
Lena Pratt
Clara Wilson
Mary Baker
Fred McShane
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church of
Cedar Rapids
William Evans
Marion circles host luncheon at Hallwood with music
The joint luncheon of the Marion circles of the King's Daughters was held Thursday at Hallwood. Fidelis Electa and Mary Low Dickinson circles shared hosting duties with 24 members seated at five tables. Performances included piano by Kathryn McElwain violin by Joan Crew and a vocal by Laverna Crew with Mrs. Marvin Edison at the piano. Mrs FE W Nio spoke on the group's purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serosis Club
E. V.’ Cafe
Mabel Alexander
Detroit
la Verna Crew
A. A. Hardin
Southwest
Twelfth Street
Marion
King’s Daughters
New Hallwood
Fidelis Circle
Fidelis
Electa
Mary Low Dickinson
Kathryn McElwain
Joan Crew
Laverna Crew
Marvin Edison
FE. W. Nio
King's Daughters
Former Marion Picnic Attendees List For California reunion
Former Marion residents listed as attendees of the September 12 Marion picnic in Long Beach California include the Albaughs Arps Beaty Blair Brebner Brooks Brown Clark Crowell Erwin Evans Hines Hough Ives Juhlin McGowan McKinlay Mott Nelson Oxley Parkhurst Patterson Pletcher Rowe Rowe Scott Scott Smith Wilson White Woodward and others. The Rev Mr and Mrs Carl Kearns visited in the home of William Kearns and Miss Mable Kearns on their way to Omaha after Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Marion
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Calif
Charles R. Albaugh
Margaret Albaugh
Flora Albaugh
J. R. Albaugh
Albert Arp
Albert, Jr
Angie Beatty
Henry Blair
J. C. Brebner
Don Brooks
Carl E. Kearns
William Kearns
Mable Kearns
Omaha
Chicago
Stanley Church Plans Fiftieth Anniversary Observance
The Union church at Stanley will mark its fiftieth anniversary from September 29 to October 3. The September 29 afternoon and evening talks will be given by Rev. H. C. Irvine of Birmingham. On September 30 the afternoon speaker will be Rev. F. O. Hillman of Eldora with Rev. R.
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Stanley
Union Church
H. C. Irvine
Birmingham
F. O. Hillman
Eldora
Evangelistic Meetings Lead at A. Hallett Church
Oct 1 speakers include Rev. L. L. Bond from Knoxville and Rev. J. H. Thurau of Stratford with R. A. Vanderwall of Montezuma. Youth day chaired by W. J. Edgar. Rev. L. W. Hayter of Oelwein directs Saturday evening. Sunday features Rev. J. W. Everds of Cedar Falls and Rev. Randal of Lehigh.
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Cedar Falls
Randal
Lehigh
Wilbur H. Clark
Stanley
L. O. Hillman
George Brooks
S.J. Manning
J. S. Sherman
Daniel Russell
Oelwein
Oxypol laundry soap promises easy clean with no scrubbing
Letters from grateful women nationwide tout Oxypol as a superior laundry soap. OXYDOL, from the Ivory soap makers, offers a no scrub no boil formula safe for colors and hands. It soaks out dirt in 15 minutes and cleans stubborn stains with quick rubbing.
Administratrix with Will Annexed for Rev Sindelar Estate
Notice from Linn County Iowa that Joma Rhee Sinnel ar administratrix with will annexed for the estate of Rev J Sindelar of Linn County has been duly appointed. Creditors must demand payment and file verified claims with the Clerk of the District Court.
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Morse
Joma
Ian
Rev. J. Sindelar
Linn
Iowa
Thema County
Sindelar
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Duce
Court House News
Land Bank
Cedar Rapids Hotel
Allison
J. F. Shallenberger
E. 53Rd Street
Ilinois
CIO
Marion News
Foitle Bakery
Willie
Echaunled
Christian _ Endeavor of
The
Presbyterian ‘Church
E. H. Downing
Fort Des Moines
Emma Courtney
Jennie Harrison
Lou West
Mount Vernon
W. G. Koppenhaver
Marion’ Linn
Des’ Moines
State Organization of the
R. A. Crew
Perry
Beta Delphians
C. D. Burns
Parsonsey
Adeliza’ Deniels
Priscilla ’Guild
Guy Miller
H.O. Allen
Edna Allen
Philadelphia
Edward D. Allen
Ames
Wellman Country Club
C. D. Knapp
J. J.mcdermott
H. A. Davidson
Alfred Johnson
Milwaukee
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Seresia Club
Alfred C. Johnson
Raymond C. Johnson
Pearl Blood
Grace Blood
Third Street NW
Palmyra
Johnson
Milwaukee Railroad
Culbert's
Leibsohn
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Jesse
Katz 216
Third Rise SE
Miss Sea McGowan
Huntington Park, Calif
Guy Berlin
Eighth Avenue
Jerri
Third Street
J. F. Pottert Farm
Pottert Home
William Brownell
Harold Brownell
C. O. Wharram
Will Morgan
Gordon Maley
Frank Morgan
Alexander Campbell
Hassie Brownell
Gordon Maeley
Itsay
Croce
Soaking
Martha
Procter & Gamble
Rosc Rus
Oxfords
Pan
Sean
Eae Piel Mae
Cedar Rapides’ Bargain Shoe Center
2Nd Avenue
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