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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1936

Page

4

DeMolays Install Officers Friday in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids DeMolay Chapter No. 10 will install officers in a public ceremony at Masonic hall Friday at 7 30 p m The DeMolay basketball squad will be honored for runner up in the recent state meet Team members Fred Miller Duane Nicholas Edwin Cisler Kenneth Wilson A Gilbert Fjellman William Forrest Richard Pollack and Dean Rickey to receive medals and bars Moray Eby and J A DuBois led the tournament effort with talks planned

Cedar Rapids Order of DeMolay Masonic Hall DeMolay Legion of Honor Fred J. Witousek Basil Weddington Wayne Bain Paul Grier Richard Munden Ben Padzensky John Stephen Millard Buchanan Jack Heskett Robert Kolarik Robert Adams Paul Rapaport Donald Russell Donald Rejsa Richard Wingert John Bailey Richard Marnette Richard Morehouse James Bromwell Donald Wescott George Stone Raymond Glessner Sentinel Vernon Stevens Robert Smith William Engel Charles Russell Robert Petranek James Ralston Carl Biskup Clair Nelson Kent Johnson Carl Johnson James McFadden Irving Blivas Dean Rickey John Sallach Mothers’ Auxiliary F. R. Buchanjan Lillian Heskett J. J. Kolarik E. E. Stephen Moray Eby J. A. DuBois Fred Miller de Molay Duane Nicholas Edwin Cisler Kenneth Wilson A. Gilbert Fjellman William Forrest Richard Pollack

Ladies Night Banquet Planned by First Congregational Men's Club

The First Congregational church Men's Club hosts a Ladies Night banquet this Saturday at 6 15 PM in the church assembly room. Guest speaker Robert Cashman world traveler and Chicago Theological Seminary manager speaks on Japan the Restless Nation based on Orient travels.

First Congregational Church Robert Cashman Chicago Theological Seminary Orient Japan G. H. Tellier C. S. Foster Robert L. Ebel Joseph H. Ainsworth

Poor Pa by Claude Callan

The doctor would not operate on Norine so she plans to seek rest at a hospital. She sleeps late every day making it hard to prepare for the trip.

Norine

Pupils of St. Ludmila's Set Recital Program for Sunday

The St. Ludmila's pupils present a Sunday afternoon recital at 2 45 featuring a school orchestra and soloists including Ruth Suchomei Dolores Pospisil George Erceg Bernard Friedl and others. The program spans waltzes marches intermezzos and songs with accompanists Mildred Zelezny Mary M Panek and Ruth Suchomel.

St. Ludmila’s Kiefe Zvadla Ruze Divisek Henrietta Barta Martin Marie Kundl A. Ellmenreich Ruth Suchome Cornet Earlitz Bohemian Air George Erceg Farmer R. Schumann Dolores Pospisil Harrison Donald_Dohnalek Babbit Bernard Friedl A. Rubenstein Dreamland Cradle Song Brown Steve Pisha Spe Maxine Panek Johann Brahms Teresa Viktor Maryland Robert Hawk Koner Garden Drammond Francis Friedl Mildred Zelezny Boys’ Brigade Mary M. Panek Ruth Suchomel

Van Horne Pioneer William Garbers Honored on 84th Birthday

William Garbers, a Van Horne pioneer of 68 years, was feted Tuesday night for his eighty fourth birthday. Born April 14, 1852 in Hanover Germany he moved to the United States at age 16 and helped found Van Horne thirteen years later. He and his wife had ten children, five survive, plus eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He and his wife retired in Van Horne 27 years ago and she died in 1909. He has spent fifteen winters in California since her death. Guests included Frank Garbers and family A W Garbers and family Chester Tuttle and Dorothy Ann Newhall John Franzenburg Keystone William Pickering and son Harold Willis Hennings and children Edward Garbers and family Galen Good Ivadel Hagen and Margaret Barron.

van Horne William Garbers Mr. Garbers Hanover Germany United States Benton County Garbers California Frank Garbers A. W. Garbers Chester Tuttle Dorothy Ann Newhall John Franzenburg Keystone William Pickering Harold Willis Hennings Edward Garbers Galen Good Ivadel Hagen Margaret Barron

U S Army Air Corps Fleet to reach 1342 planes by mid 1936

Exclusive of 103 new bombers 115 new attack planes and 82 pursuit planes to be ordered by that date U S army air corps strength as of June 30 1936 will be 1342 ships.

U. S. Army Air Corps

Mind and study hours impact on grades

The author notes that science cannot decide morality but can weigh studies. It cites E G Williamson and others showing that after a threshold around 20 hours for bright students or 30 for slow students, more study adds little to grades and may cause nervous disturbances.

Williamson Minnesota University Yale Syracuse Iowa

How To Develop Your Personality by Sadie Myers Shellow

Practical booklet by a top psychologist offered to readers of Let's Explore Your Mind. Send 10 cents to cover costs and a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr. Wiggam at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

America Sadie Myers Shellow Dr. Wiggam The Cedar Rapids

Reading habits and definitions in a 1936 advice column

The counsel argues study methods and enthusiasm beat long hours. it explains smartness versus intelligence, noting smart implies superficial or flashy traits while intelligence signals real intellect. It cites Dr Hornell Hart on conflicted feelings and incompatible couples, stating fulfillment lies in self-work, not marriage or love.

Hornell Hart

Van Note seeks second district supervisor nomination

John M. Van Note, Route No. 4, Marion, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for second district supervisor at the June 1 primaries. A Linn county resident and farmer, he owns a 160 acre farm in the Van Note family for seventy years and is serving his second term as township trustee. He has served on the Monroe township school board and is affiliated with the Evangelical church. He is married with one adult son and has owned property for 32 years.

John M. van Note Marion van Note Linn County Monroe Township Evangelical Church

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