Wisconsin Father Seeks Child Custody In Habeas Corpus
C W Jensen of Neenah Wisconsin asks the court for Norman E F Jensen age three to be returned from the Sorensen family farm near Hudson. The boy has lived with his aunt and uncle since his mother Pauline Jensen died in 1927 after a divorce earlier that year. Legal questions arise about admissibility of hearsay evidence regarding a prior request by Mrs Jensen that the child be raised by her sister Mrs Sorensen.
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Shas
R. W. ‘Hasner
Norman EF
Jensen
Lawrence ‘Sorensen
Hudson
C. W. Jensen
Neenah
Wis
Wisconsin
Pauline
Norman
Jensens
Sorensen
Hasner
Leo J. Cohrt
Pickett, Swisher 4
Farwell
Walter ©. Jensen
Turn of Mears, Lovejoy
Jensen Gwynne
Landrith to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Iva Landrith of Chicago will speak at First Presbyterian Church Friday night in Waterloo. Landrith, known journalist and educator, former Prohibition presidential candidate, serves as superintendent of the Christian Endeavor society. There is no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Iva Landrith
Christian Endeavor ‘Society
Landrith
Prohibition
Man breaks hip in scaffold fall while shingling
Grundy Center Iowa October 8 John Bockoff injured when helping with shingling at the Will Getting farm. He slipped as he removed the scaffolding and fell from its feet and broke his hip. He is at Tawa City for treatment.
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Grundy Center
John Bockoff
Tawa City
West High to Crown First Student Co Editors
West High Bendol students Emma Lou Smith and Barbara Neubecker will share editorial duties for the Wahawk annual marking the first time the school appoints co editors. Genevieve Wise serves as editor adviser with George H. Fields guiding the business side. Robert Waite appointed business manager as the Wahawk is funded by a $4.60 student activities fee.
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Piri
West High Bencol
Wahawk
W. W. Gibson
Emma Lou, Smith
Barbara Neubecker
Genevieve Wise
George H. Fields
Robert Waite
Ywahatwk
West High
Waterloo Welcomes 25 New, 12 Departures Reported
ME and MRS NEWCOMER note twenty-five families moved to Waterloo last week while twelve relocated. The new residents listed include B Nabo 421 Blut Mrs Anne Kles 105 Oaklawn H F Hermon 316 Freemont W Mo Lindanwood 120 12 Home Park Mike Nises 488 Adams Paul Schverkrup 117 Cortlandt Charles H Smith 43a Denver H J McAllister 101 Mullan west Emma Kaiser 1607 Lafayette D Sawyer 124 Williston BH O Roberts 1108 Jefferson Mrs Lena Armstrong 611 12 Syc amore Fred Ivy 448 Cherry Edgar Cunningham 220 Manson Glen Gorman 617 Eleventh west M H Harvey 610 Reber H g Townley 628 Kingsley L EB Meehan 1107 Mullan west B K Schmidt 319 Oaklawn J DeBord 1314 Jefferson A Halrum 119 Hawver Al Beverton 227 Jane L C Wooler 18 Berth west John Foster 317 Seventeenth west W R B Michael 911 Washington
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Waterloo
B. Nabo
Blut
Anne Kles
Oaklawn
H. F. Hermon
Freemont
W. Mo Lindanwood
Home Park
Mike Nises
Adams
Paul Schverkrup
Cortlandt
Charles H. Smith
Denver
Mullan West
Emma Kaiser
Lafayette
D. Sawyer
Williston
O. Roberts
Jefferson
Lena Armstrong
Sycamore
Fred Ivy
Cherry
Edgar Cunningham
Manson
Glen Gorman
Eleventh
West
Reber
Kingsley
Meehan
B. K. Schmidt
J. DeBord
A. Halrum
Hawver
al Beverton
Jane
L. C. Wooler
John Foster
Seventeenth West
W. RB. Michael
Washington
October Arrives and Overcoats Stolen
Two men report thefts of overcoats as October temperatures set in. Brown of 220 Sunset Read says his coat vanished from his car on Fifth Street Bridge. Schmidt of 607 Bluff Street reports his coat taken from a restaurant while dining.
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Geason
Fee E . Wew. Brown
Fifth Street Bridge
Jacek Schmidt
Bluff Street
Currie Construction Wins Parkersburg School Addition
Contract for construction of an addition to the Parkersburg school house awarded to Currie Construction Company of Waterloo. Bid at 32,695 with total project cost near 40,721. Schueth Brothers of Dyersville win heating and plumbing at 6,500. Cedar Falls Electric and Hardware Co. wins electrical work at 1,526. Work to start immediately.
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Parkersburg
Currie Construction Company
Waterloo
Currie Company
Schueth Brothers
Dyersville
Cedar Falls Electric & Hardware Co
Hutchinson Ice Cream Plant Builds New Brick Front
Construction on the Hutchinson Ice Cream plant at 418 Sixth Street East moves forward with a new brick front replacing old walls. The project, by Waterloo contractor William Buxton, costs about 3500 dollars and should wrap in three weeks. The three story building spans 32 feet in height with 80 feet of frontage. A new long distance telephone line links Bordinia with the Trallah mainland, described as the longest cable ever laid.
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Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Sixth Street
William Buxton
Waterloo
Hutchinson
Beavers Reportedly Repair Seepage at Goose Lake
In Stevenson Washington Oct 8 a colony of beavers eased a long standing seepage problem at Goose Lake. County workers struggled for years to drain the fissure but a beaver pair succeeded in stabilizing the water flow and improving the lake’s drainage.
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Stevenson, Wash
Washington
Courtly Game Commission
Goose Lake
Fish hatchery plans amid lake fissure repairs and trout breeding
The commission reports a bolony-built fissure nearly watertight with ongoing improvements. A second hole at the lake bottom is advancing, raising the water level several feet and enabling trout breeding and hatching. Mrs. EB Smith of Los Angeles will conclude her visit at Mrs. F W Robertson’s home, 1160 Independence Avenue.
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EB. B. Smith
Los Angeles
F. W. Robertson
Independence Avenue
Unclear OCR Travel Plans Mention California Trip
Fragmentary text outlines a party planning a California trip. Names appear garbled including Mr and Mrs Thummel and Eugens Kibbenstein with addresses. Route described as southern path through Memphis Tennessee Texas, with a car to be driven.
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Horrow
California
Thummel
Mombter
Salliest
Gol ‘Broadway
Eugens Kibbenstein
Prospect Avenue
Menphils Tenn
Texas
Judge Boies Improves After Illness
Judge H B Boies of 606 Washington Street improves after confinement at home due to serious illness and is able to sit up part of the day.
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Boles
H. B. Boies
Washington Street
Death in Forest Olty Claims Dr. Harry Irish
A sudden death removes Dr. Harry Irish, a pioneer physician of Forest Olty, reported as the cousin of Mr Pike. The obituary notes his early contributions to medicine in the community.
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Forest Olty
Guests at Woodring Page home on Florence Street
Mr and Mrs James A Woodring and Mr and Mrs Gewall Page host guests at 408 Florence Street. A tennis court at St Hampton Court Palace in England has been in use for 400 years.
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James
A. Woodring
Armour
Ara House
Gewall Page
Florence Street
St. Hampton ‘Gourt Palace
England
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Bain Polgesoion
Sis
Girls Co
Editors OF
West, “High Annual
ME. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Commercial St
Bordinia A
Trallah Mainland
Lake
Death Pires Calle
Master of Banker
Penn
Waterson
Waterloo Drug Inc
4Th St
Hollywood
George H. Melford
Lux
Aileen
Pringle
France
Aileen Pringle
Meafro-Goldgwyn-Mayer
Miss Pringle
Janet Gaynor
Fox
Bessie Love
Piccadilly
Regent
Riverside
Plaza
Avenue
Parklane
Kayser
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