Elizabeth Clark will probate and ward cases filed in Cedar Falls
The will of Elizabeth Clark, who died at Cedar Falls on July 1, 1922, was filed for probate. The document from May 25, 1922, names Mary Ward as recipient of $500 and household goods during her life, with remainder to Perry H. Clark's surviving children, and lists multiple bequests to Ward and others, plus cemetery funds and executrix Blanche Schwanke without bond. Guardian J. A. Bown was appointed for Zella Marie Warhurst and Vivian Helena Clark, with personal property valued at about 12,600 and guardian bond set at 25,200. Deluge of suits notes petitions in 270 district cases for September term, including suits against National Surety Company for $5,948.40 and Emma Morse seeking $7,500 against Waterloo for injuries from a slip on an icy sidewalk. Other suits include accounting against Nena C. Nauman as executrix of Frank L. Nauman, seeking reopen estate and $75 contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Clark
Cedar Falls
Mara Ward
Mital
Testatrix
Clay Street
Edar Falls
Marefa Ward
Perry H. Clark
Euane
James Ward
Mary Maxine Schwanke
Ames A. Tanner
Rinel L. Tanar
Letty Ward
Toreenwood Cemetery
Gerry H. Clark
Blanche Schwanke
J. A. Bown
Zella Marie Warhurst
Vivian Helant
Arkh
Guardian
Pettit
Bryant
National Sure © Company
Surety Comany
Georges W. Nauman
Kate C. Nauman
Nena C. Nauman
Frank L. Nauman
Recovery on Fraudulent Stock Deal Nets $60,000
New Hampton Iowa Sept 16 District Court in Chickasaw County presided by Judge Taylor found Clifton Parker and George E B Illmes liable for conspiracy to defraud. Henry Waust, a farmer from Lawler, alleged they advised him to buy stock in a promoted company while secretly profiting. Jury verdict awarded 60,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
District Court of
Chickasaw County
H. ©. Taylor
Henry Aust
Lawler
Clifton M. Parker
George EB. Llimes
Mint National Bank of
Whittey to Return to Vermont Birthplace After 50 Years
M. E. Whittey, a delegate from Town, heads to Vermont to attend the National Association of Rural convention after a half century away. The trip marks a notable return to his birthplace and participation in the organization’s yearly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Whittey
National Association of Rural
Jsetter Carriers Set for Buffalo Sessions and Return
Jsetter Carriers leaves tonight with his wife for Buffalo New York where sessions open Tuesday and run through Friday. Afterward Mr and Mrs Whitney will visit Tumbridge Wisconsin to see his boyhood home, first trip in sixty years. They will attend a Buffalo program by the committee and visit Niagara Falls before returning after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsetter
Buffalo
N.Y
Whitney
Tumbridge
Ave
Thanbridge
Rutland
Rutland. An Entertainment Program Arranged By the Committee At
Niagara Fills
Mrs. Whitney
James H. Terwin Buys Delaware County Farm
James H. Trewin of Cedar Rapids bought the 900 acre Henry W. Lawrence farm in Prairie township for 125 dollars per acre. The property, once auctioned, requires tie improvements but aligns with Trewin in his farming and legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
James H. Trewin
Cedar Rapids
Henry W. Lawrence
Prairie Township
Senator Trewin
Ise
Earlville
Lawrence
Infection Follows Scratch In Nursery Man
Toledo Iowa Sept 16 Jomer Gray a nursery man has a badly infected hand caused by scratching his finger on a wire while handling an apple basket His condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jomer Gray
Five Dear Baby photoplay leads at Play Theatre
Photoplay Five Dear Baby stars Viela Dana in a Metro release adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story. Lynn pawnbroker rescues a foundling as The Life of the Ghetto is vividly depicted while Blood and Sand plays at Strand with Valentina and Rodolph. Crystal opens Dearborn Chronicle’s pair with The Biven Call starring Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
Viela Dana
Amile
Irvin Vs. Cobb
No Miss
Lynn
Playa Theatrie
Batez
Strand
R Rodolph Valentina
Ale
Spain
Juan
David Powell
Gloria Swannken
The
Crystal
Dearerby Dutton
Milas
Miss Dutton
Ple Tua
a _dages Wall
Hal Roach
Povierain
Uryvstal
Fifty Applicants for Clerk Carrier Examinations in Waterloo
About fifty candidates sought city clerk and carrier posts in Waterloo. C B Brainard, civil service secretary, and Leona Neu oversaw the test. The federal building could not hold all, so Central school building provided quarters. Also noted, Peary’s first north polar expedition lasted four years from 1908 to 1902 with a maximum proximity of 342 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. B E. Brainard
Leona Neu
M. A. Welly
Federal
Central School
Peary
Fyole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lizabeth Clank
Kingaot
Isuid’ Court
Emma Morse
City of
Vermont
Gloria Swanson
Effie McCollum Jones
East Waterloo High School
American Legion
James H. Terwin
Delaware County
Lin Heartalthia
Calagio
Willy Suber
Pert
Denton & Co
Atforek
Eitutinifonse
Iho
Uhriln
Rialto
Ruth Singer
Mit
Porchestral Entertainment
RAMUE
Voralien
Waterloo Theatre
Raul
Baws
Anguarly
Eaaa
Lowe
Wilbur Elas
Butta
Gut Bireartin
Towle
Rodelph Valentino and
Lila Lee
Strand Sunray
House Peters
the Rialto
Chateau Dancing Studio
Harold Suedon
Rudolph Valentino
Nitanaldi
Paramount Cicure
Marses
Adolfh Tumon
Dorothy Dalton
David Powell Mitchell Lewis
Gidare
Evalyn Kerral Organ
Norma Talmadge
WELK
Harrison Ford
Walter Hiers
Paramount
Gloria
Frances D. Westcot
NEW Sennett
Selznick
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