Court Denies Judgment In Traffic Damage Suit
Judge ML Sutton in Muscatine district court found both drivers negligent after a June 11 1962 collision between John Richard Isard Cedar Rapids and John W Sywassink driving a Maynard Vaupel Elder and Vaupel Farm Service Store truck. Isard sought 1159 for car losses and expenses while Vaupel and Hartford Fire Insurance claimed damages. Costs assessed to Isard. supplemental ruling held Sywassink’s negligence defeats the truck cargo insurer claim.
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Plainstiff
Muscatine District Court
ML. Sutton
John Richard Isard
Plaintif
Cedar Rapids
John W. Sywassink
Maynard Vaupel
Elder and Vaupel Farm Service
Muscatine
Isard
Vaupel
Elarm
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
Donald Meyers
Houte
Elder and Vaupel
Meyers
Sywassink
Meyer Farm
Tudge Sutton
Insurance Company
Wins at Des Moines Charity Horse Show Highlight Appaloosa Winner
Helen Thess of Route 1 Mascaline won first in the Appaloosa Costume Class riding Olson's Hand Print. The show ran Friday through Sunday at the Fair Grounds. Dave Nealson exhibited Olson's Hand Print in stock horse and finished second. Mrs. Russell Schwartz of Durant won Junior Fine Harness with Duke of Daylight and Ladies Fine Harness with Galaxy, with Galaxy earning the Challenge Trophy for a second year and slated for retirement next year.
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S. Helen Thess
Mascaline
Galaxy
French Wins Airman Award at Craig AFB Alabama
Airman 20 Jerry J. French was named Outstanding Airman of the Quarter at Craig Air Force Base. A communications equipment repairman, he was chosen for exemplary conduct and duty performance in the Air Force communications service unit. His wife is Joyce W. Posten af Wilton.
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Jerry J. French
Joyce W. Posten
Wilton
Craig Air Force Base
Ala
French
Air Force Communications Service
Westmer High Announces Class Rall for Seniors
Westmer high school to hold graduation Monday May 25 at 7 p m in the school auditorium with commencement speaker Fitschel of Western Illinois University and Don Willits awarding diplomas. Honor students include Kenneth Crutcher William Culbertson Donald Dusenberry Robert Field Kaylyan Furnas Forrest Green and many others.
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Daniel L. Malic
Joan Irene Michael
Dwight Marwin Morrow
Pabricia Kay
Peterson
Kent Rowland Reason
Therom Riley
Katherine Arlene Whitehall
Linda Rae Whitehall
Lucinda
M. Ellsworth
AL. Fitschel
Westernllinois University
Willits
Past Noble Grands Meet At Nichols
The Past Noble Grand Circle of Bridgeman Rebekah Lodge met Thursday afternoon in Nichols with Letha Porter as host. Eleven members attended and four remembrance cards were sent to absent men. Rhoda Hanson and Alice McCullough led the social committee. Next meeting set for the second Thursday in June with Bernice Longstreth and Minerva Phillips as hostesses and Gelicilas Brown and Eva Walker on social duties. venue to be announced.
Grandview Federated Club Meeting Teaches Teens and Donations
The Grandview Federated Club met at Mrs. Fred Wier’s home with hostesses Mrs. Dick Bieri and Mrs. Ray Bieri. Devotions were led by Mrs. Robert Schjuly. Officers passed duties to new. The club will sponsor the Grandview Alumni Banquet and will donate $50.08 annually to the I-M Sehon library fund for more books. A French lesson and multiple discussions on preparing daughters for homemaking followed, with refreshments served.
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Grandview
Grandew Federated Club
Fred Wier
Dick Bieri
Ray Bieri
Robert Schjuly
George Angeroy
Robert Murry
Myrtle Battenhagen
Grandview Federated Club
I-M Sehon Library Fund
Larry McLean
Federation
William McMahan
Richard Her Lien
Wayne Reed
Leonard Phillips
Mrs. Revere Murry
Mrs. Royce Bommichsen
May Breakfast at 76 Township Farm Bureau Women
The 76 Township Farm Bureau Women held their annual May Breakfast at Miss Mary Cashman's home with a three course meal. Guests performed two stunts. prizes went to Mrs. Donaldee and Mrs. Carl Lange. Mrs. Yvene Lang showed a film Roots of Happiness to 16 members. No meetings until September organizational tea at Mrs. Carl Lange's home.
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Donaldee
Carl Lange
Yvene Lang
Dachshund Wins Trophy at Iowa City Match
Mrs Gladys Rochher of Raule 2 wins the Hound Group with a miniature wirehaired dachshund at the Iowa City Sanctioned Match held Sunday among 45 competing dogs. The trophy included two silvery candy dishes.
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Gladys Rochher
Raule
Iowa City
Johnston Sent To Technical Training After Basic Air Force
Airman Thomas R. Johnston, son of Mr and Mrs Clement C Johnston of 515 North Prairie Street Wapello, completed the first phase of basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and was selected for technical training at Fort Lee Virginia. A 1963 graduate of Wapello Community High School. Gold was first discovered in Colorado at Englewood in 1859.
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Thomas R. Tohnston
Clement. C. Johnston
Prairie St. Wapello
Air Force
Lackland Apb
Tex
Johnston
Ti. Lee
Wapello Community High School
Colorado
Englewood
Bloomington 4 H Club Hosts Mother's Day Tea
The Bloomington 4 H Club held a Mother’s Day Tea at the regular meeting on Wednesday night. Guests were the mothers and leaders of the 4 H girls. Members presented mothers with hand painted cutting boards made at workshop meetings. Plans discussed for a summer duty trip and for the annual Royal Life Sunday services at Spang Jer Chapel church on May 31. Linda Gleaves chosen to lead games and report on possibilities. she was named to attend the state conference in June. Geraldine Jones spoke on education in Great Britain and social differences with the United States. The Eiffel Tower, at 1 056 feet, is six inches taller in summer due to expansion.
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Bloomington
Linda Gleaves
Alpha’ Morehouse
Royal Life
Spang Jer-Chapel
Vicki
Kay Satterthwaite
Mary McConmaha
Terry Day
Vicki Trader
Debbie Wessels
Geraldine Jones
Great Britain
United States
England
Large Gabon Plyweed Factory Attracts Attention
A major plyweed factory sits in Gabon with the United States as its main customer. The U.S. Office of Education estimates that about one million youths drop out of elementary and secondary schools annually in the United States.
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Gabon
United States
U.S. . Office of Education
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