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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1925

Page

5

Iowa Supreme Court Upheld and Reversed Numerous Appeals

Iowa Supreme Court decisions from Des Moines cover numerous cases across counties including appeals by Charles Lamberti from Dubuque County, Leon E. Tunsil from Cedar and others, actions for fraud, boundary disputes, and mortgage foreclosures. The court modified some rulings and affirmed or reversed in many matters, with opinions by Fa ville, Morling, Stevens, and Evans on diverse issues such as promissory notes, workmen’s compensation, and bootlegging appeals.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Supreme Ecloure Charles Lamberti State of Iowa Dalian County W. G. Vander Prees Faville D. McWilliams Howard County H. E. Taylor Vermilion Leon E. Tunsil George E. McCumber Appanoose County SS. Wells Morling C. A. Olmstead Alice Taylor Pottawattamie County E. D. Woodruff Tiveling Insurance Company Tiveling Insurance Company Appellant D. D. Jackson Muscatine County A. O. Gilbertson Floyd County M. F. Edwards Stevens Kenneth T. Ott Thomas E. James Consolidated Land, Cattle and Loan Company Fremont County Earl Peters James J. Spear Sarah L. Spear Cedar County A. B. Clark Appell Evans Charles Winksey Co. Millard Butler County M. H. Kepler Dunbar Consolidated School District Andrew Tow Marehall County B. F. Cummings Des Moines Commercial College Harriet M. Kendall Mabel B. Mitchell Polk County T. L State Bank of Dexter Dallas County J. H. Applegate George Pappas North Town Brick & Tile Co Fidelity and Casualty Company Cerro Gordo County Joseph J. Clarke DeGrafff Northern Trust & Savings Bank Ivan Ellwood Lester M. Thompson DeGraff Mary R. Novotony Joseph Horicka Benton County James Willett Moring Fred Cahow Nellie Zander Adair County W. S. Cooper Louis Eggleston State of James D. Cooney Atde of Apellant Gaskey Buena Vista County James DeLand Carl Lipman Queal Lumber Company Abert William H. Halloran Vera Pettijohn C. S. Franklin Nancy M. Wingert R. L. Williams Clyde A. Porter Guthrie County Elmer Rust George Ll. Rust Pottawattamie J.S. Dowell Albert Phillip M. Cloud A. B. Burnet Linn County John Moffit Burnett Fay Overbaly Emrl Peters

Columbus Junction News Briefs Highlight Local Events

Allen Kemp seven, son of Mr and Mrs Ottie Kemp Cotter, broke his leg Thursday afternoon. A sale is planned northwest of town Dec 22 for A McBride and son. Census shows Louisa County down 447. Wapello records 61 fewer residents. Cotter Letts girls game postponed due to smallpox. Mrs Reuben Heindel hosted Social Circle. A barrel sent to Orphans Home Council Bluffs. Mrs Ida Howell left for Davenport. Intermediate League of Methodist church hosted by Miss Bessie McCoy. C A Dineon Mt Union won prizes at Des Moines Red Meat District show. Indian Creek school program scheduled Wed Dec 23. Mrs J W Garner returned from Maryland and Pa. Royal Neighbor reception committee listed. Whatsoever society netted $123 at bazaar.

Allen Kemp Ottie Kemp Cotter Fredonia L. F. Crull H. C. Meeker A. McBride and Son State Louisa County Wapello Cotter-Letts Reuben Heindel Orphans’ Home Council Bluffs Ida Howell Davenport B. Nason Intermediate League the Methodist Church Bessie McCoy C. A. Dineon Mt. Union Rhode Island Reds Des Moines Iowa Minnesota Kansas Nebraska North Newcenteebraska Dart Indian Creak School Cecil Schlichting J. W. Garner Maryland Royal Neighbor Lodge

Local Notes From Ames And Surrounding Cities

Mr and Mrs J Carson Duncan finished the four year domestic science course at Town State College Ames Friday. Mrs Elia McSweeney visits daughter Mrs Orville G Orcutt Des Moines. Mrs Orn Jennings called to Freeborn Minn on E A Poole death. Mrs Edward McArthur of Chicago returns after visiting Mrs A Davia. Wm Butt of Cairo dismissed from Hershey hospital Muscatine after blood poisoning. Miss Theresa Wilson chosen secretary of Davenport YWCA and will begin Jan 1 after teaching in Columbus and Hartwick. Communion services planned in Columbus City United Brethren and United Presbyterian churches Sunday. Rev Willard Welle of Washington preached at United Presbyterian Friday night.

J. Carson Duncan Town State College Ames Elia McSweeney Orville G. Orcutt Des Moines Orn Jennings Freeborn Minn Inlaw E. A. Poole Mra Edward McArthur Chicago Mra. A. Davia Wm. Butt Cairo Hershey Hospital Muscatine Theresa Wilson Columbus High School Coe College Cedar Rapids Davenport Y. W. C. A Wilson Columbus Hartwick High School United Brethren United Presbyterian Churches Columbus City Willard Welle Washington

Sunday Pageants At Local Churches And Club Elections

Sunday evening services at the Reform church feature a pageant The Angels Message to the World and at the Presbyterian church The Old Old Story. The H W club of Concord township elected Grace McCormac president Vida Crumley vice president Page Shellabarger secretary treasurer Viola Shelbarger publicity chair Mrs G I Church visited her daughter Verda Foster in Davenport Saturday. Grandview and Columbus Junction high schools boys and girls basketball played Friday on the local floor with Columbus girls losing to Grandview 34 to 13 and the boys 18 to 14 in a hard fought contest. Both teams have several veterans this year.

The Reformed Church Presbyterian Church H. W. Club Concord Township Grace McCormac Vida Crumley Page Shellabarger Viola Shelbarger Junction High Schools Co«lumbus Grandview

Gasoline Price Rise Spreads to Standard Stations

Following a three cent hike at independent oil company stations in Des Moines the price increase was announced for Standard Oil stations as well the local price now stands at 21 cents per gallon

Des Moines Standard Oil Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Supreme Court Union National Bank of Ames Mary Tool Boone County H. E. Fry Farmers Lumber Company Appellant J. F B. F Walter Hughes Thomas Whitmore Board of Supervisors of Buena L. A. Jiles A. G. Gran F.C. Davidson W. L. Baugh O. S. Franklin Joe Gude State of Laws Judee J Dewell LL L. Keck Charlie Shaffer DeLand Columbus Junction Enza Waldemar Knives Dirtgold Screnney Department Gy Vo Outs West Side Square Washington, Iowa Santa Penney’s
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