Marion folk attend cattle congress at Waterloo
Marion residents and families joined the Waterloo cattle congress crowd Thursday. Guests included Claude Scott and many others. Activity covered committee elections for the Older Boys and Girls poster event and numerous local visits and meetings around Marion.
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Marion Folk
Waterloo
Claude Scott
Florence Scott
Roscoe Blinks
Seward Pearson
Oscar Busenbark
Jesse Starry
Frank Straley
C. B. F Michel
Ida Michel
Stanley Stevens
Gene Michel
Douglas Ross
Fred Brenneman
Byron Ambdenstock
Irvin Scott
Carl Carver
Clyde Scott
A. E Miller
Fred Langhoff
Ivan Gillmore
George Michel
Lloyd Taube
Ed Boyanovsky
Elwood Mott
Pasadena
Calif
Betty Lou Scott
Shirley Carver
Frank Lafferty
L. J Brenneman
Catherine Lafferty
Leonard Brenneman
A. E Granger
Brother Of Benes Is Ordered To Bed
Vojta Benes brother of Czechoslovakia’s president has had numerous public appearances since arriving Tuesday. His physician Saturday ordered him to bed temporarily due to exhaustion.
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Benes
New York
Vojta Benes
Czechoslovakia
Community Players stage Petticoat Fever at YMCA Little Theater
An enthusiastic crowd of over 200 welcomed the first performance of Petticoat Fever by the Community Players at the YMCA Little Theater Thursday evening. Don DeFore stars opposite Mary Weaver and Anne Fay in a Labrador wilderness cabin setting, with Ed McPartland recovering from illness in the second male lead. Performances repeat Friday and Saturday at 8:15 directed by Mervin Severance.
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YMCA
Ed McPartland
Mr. McPartland
Don DeFore
Cedar Rapids
Labrador
Mary Weaver
Anne Fay
Mervin Severance
Court House News Summary of Court Trials in 1935 Iowa
Testimony nears end in an 800 dollar car damage suit as Willis Crippen of Cedar Rapids sues P W Shive over a January 11 collision on highway 11. Crippen counters claiming 2290 for damages and injuries to Mrs Shive. Shive alleges Crippen turned abruptly. In a retrial, Mrs McMullin seeks 4500 from Eppley Hotels after a fall through an open trap door at Montrose hotel drugstore. Judge Haas rules in favor of Wapsic Valley State Bank as intervenor in Ramsey v Boyse, clarifying Ramsey received note as collateral.
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John T Moffit
Willis L. Crippen
P W. Shive
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Crippen
Hill
Shive
Ellison
M'Liss McMullin
Eppley Hotels Company
Montrose
McMutlin
C. J Haas
Wapsic Valley State Bank
Central City
A. C. Cahill
Hf. R Ramsey
M. W. Boyse
Golda Boyse
Boyses
Ramsey
Court Reduces Magnus And Montrose Hotel Property Assessments
In Cedar Rapids, Judge John T Moffit reduced assessments for the Magnus and Montrose hotel properties to 260000 and 91500 respectively after an assessment appeal Thursday afternoon. The Ep pley Hotels objected to a 1937 Magnus assessment of 97025 and the Cedar Rapids Hotel company to a further challenge in the same matter.
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Court
Magnus and
Montrose
John T Moffit
Magnus
Cedar Rapids
Eppley Hotels Company
Cedar Rapids Hotel Company
Canadian poet answer to previous puzzle
1937 taxable valuation of $295,180 on the Montrose premises Appeals challenging the assessments were taken from the Cedar Rapids board of review for 1937. The court upheld the appellants standposts were taxed to the city of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Glime is given custody of two children. The Glimes were married at Marion April 23, 1935. Judge H C Ring Wednesday returned a divorce decree for Helen Fink against Ferdinand R Fink on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The marriage took place at Elgin Illinois June 4, 1934. The plaintiff was restored to her name of Helen Pierson. After a hearing Judge C J Naas found for plaintiff Thursday in a divorce suit of Joan Shuman against Eugene Shuman married in 1937 at Keiler Wisconsin on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds.
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Montrose
Cedar Rapids
More Marital Ships Go On Divorce Rocks
Velda L. Glime was granted a divorce from Ray E. Glime 23 on cruel and inhuman treatment by Judge C. J. Haas. Under stipulation property rights are settled.
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Velda L. Glime
Ray E. Glime
C. J. Haas
Decree Pending In Cruel Treatment Divorce Actions
A series of divorce petitions were heard by Judge Ring on cruelty grounds. Alta Marie Hoover seeks restoration of her maiden name Anta Marie Norbohm after divorcing Harry C. Hoover Jr. at Center Point on December 28, 1937. George H. Owen Jr. and Mary Aretha Owen, married December 30, 1936, separated April 26, 1938, seek divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Florence Dailey sues Merle W. Dailey, married Spirit Lake July 3, 1930, asking Florence Bizinger as her restored name.
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Alta Marie Hoover
Harry C. Hoover, Jr
Ring
Center Point
Hoover
Anta Marie Norbohm
George H. Owen, Jr
Mary Aretha Owen
Owens
Florence Dailey
Merle W. Dailey
Spirit Lake
Confer On County's $5,000 Claim Against Polk
Linn county officials met in Des Moines with Polk county supervisors over a $5,000 claim for care of a man at Independence state hospital for 22 years. Linn asserts formal notice was given when he was committed. Delegation included Elmer M. Seevell, Robert M. Vesely, G. K Thompson, and Ray Coutts of the Iowa Tax service.
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Linn County
Des Moines
Polk County Board of Supervisors
Polk County
Independence State Hospital
Linn County Commission
Polk Board
Elmer M. Seevell
Linn
Robert M
Altair Pfeiffer Sues Kaiser Truck for Car Damage
A 5224.36 dollar damage suit by Altair A Pfeiffer against Kaiser Truck Service of St Louis was settled and dismissed with prejudice before Judge C J Haas. The case, filed Oct 13 1936, grew from a collision between a Kaiser truck and Pfeiffer’s car on highway No 218 near Iowa City in April 1936.
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Altair A. Pfeiffer
Kaiser Truck Service
St. Louis
C. J Haas
Highway No. 218
Iowa City
Estate value of Sarah A Krebs in Cedar Rapids probate report
Total estimated value of the estate of Sarah A Krebs of Cedar Rapids, who died July 27, is given as 844,210.31 in executors' preliminary report and probate inventory.
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Sarah A Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Guardian OKs 100 settlement for teen cycling collision
J. J. Locher Jr as guardian for Lawrence Franks 17 was authorized by Judge C J Hays on Wednesday to enter a $100 settlement for the claim arising from a bicycle collision with a car owned by Mrs Helen Nesper and Ted Nesper on Fourth Street SE at the alley.
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J. J. Locher, Jr
Lawrence Franks
C J. Hays
Franks
Helen Nesper
Ted Nesper
Fourth Street
Decree Quieting Title In Linn County Real Estate Issued
Judge John T. Moffit returned a decree Wednesday quieting title to a Linn county real estate parcel in Emil P. Dolezal. A separate note mentions lithium, the lightest metal, derived from lithia and discovered in 1817.
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Linn County
Emil P. Dolezal
John T. Moffit
Boycott Plan Considered by Labor Leaders
In Houston delegates of the American Federation of Labor examined a proposal from Matthew W. Woll head of the Engravers' Union to boycott manufactured goods from Nazi fascist and communist nations.
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Houston, Tex
INS
American Federation of Labor
Engravers’ Union
Matthew W. Woll
M J B Coffee Flavor Fusion Promises Full Flavor
A compact pitch praising M J B coffee and its aging process that allows a perfect infusion of flavor factors in roasting. It claims a most satisfying full flavor at any strength and invites readers to try M J B for reality of taste.
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