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MANTZ, Halleck J., Audubon Republican
Justice Iowa Supreme Court
Halleck J. Mantz was born in Iowa county,
Iowa, September 23, 1877. His father, Samuel
Mantz, came from Pennsylvania. His mother,
Harriet Eddy Mantz, came from Ohio. The family
moved to Audubon county in 1881 where he
attended the rural and city schools and later
taught in a rural school. He graduated from
Drake University law college in 1904 and at
once started practicing law at Audubon and
continued until he went on the bench of the
Fifteenth Judicial District in 1925. Prior to that
he served as Mayor of Audubon, County Attorney
of Audubon county, two sessions in the
House of Representatives and three in the
Senate. He was elected to the Supreme Court in
1942. In 1910 he married Dorothy Sandberg of
Council Bluffs. They have two children, Paul
and Kathleen Luce of Albuquerque, New
Mexico. He belongs to the Presbyterian church,
Masonic lodge and-is Republican in politics.
MILLER, Frederic M., Des Moines Republican
Justice Iowa Supreme Court
Born, Des Moines, Iowa, February 18, 1896,
son of Jesse A. and Emily Magoun Miller. Educated
in Des Moines public schools, North high
school, B. A. degree from Grinnell college, J. D.
degree from Law School, University of Iowa.
Served as second lieutenant in the 15th Cavalry
during the World war, sixteen months in France.
Admitted to the Iowa bar in 1921. Practiced at
Des Moines until elected to the Supreme Court._^
Married to Margaret Littleton, September 8,~~
1922; father of one son, Frederic, and two
daughters, Margaret Ann and Rosemary. Member
American Legion, V. F. W., various Masonic
orders, Des Moines Club; member of Polk
county, state and American Bar Associations.
MULRONEY, John E., Fort Dodge
Republican
Justice Iowa Supreme Court
Born in Ruthven, Palo Alto county, Iowa,
February 15, 1896, son of John E. and Anna M.
Mulroney. Attended Fort Dodge high school,
Creighton University, and graduated from Iowa
University Law School in 1922, and admitted to
Iowa bar in the same year. Practiced at Fort
Dodge until 1939, serving as County Attorney
of Webster county, Iowa, 1929 to 1932. Special
Assistant Attorney General for the State Tax
Commission 1939 until elected to the Supreme
Court. Married to Martha O'Connor, June 4,
1929. Father of one son, Michael, and two
daughters, Anna Katherine and Patricia. Served
in World war in Rainbow division. Member of
American Legion and V.F.W.