Camp Fire Girls Ceremonial Draws Large Marion Crowd
A large Marion audience attended the Camp Fire grand council fire led by Miss Ariana Burr with multiple groups presenting songs and ceremonies. Awards and honors were conferred, with many members receiving national honors. a Mothers Club fundraiser and various local club events followed in the city.
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Camp Fire Girls
Grand Council
Ariana Burr
Cedar Rapids
Wohelocall
Kathryn Kendall
Netoppew
Nakihopa
Konyanozang
Wunicket
Frank Clark
Thomas Taylor
H. F Breed
Fred Lang
Iss Kathryn Kendall
Ulsamachick
Ong
Anks
Miss Burr
Urr
Netcpn
Wunicketroup
Oy Kulsamachickoup
Mammy Moon
Margaret Christianson
Net Elder
Betty Mae Fowler
Lise Gillette
Virginia Jackson
Darlene Eenan
Mary Frances Howell
Evein Rundquist
Mary Hart
Zellane Fenlon
Mildred Kindig
Lois Iver
Betty Wallace
Paul Taylor
Jean Lehdigh
Margar Collier
Martha Jane Snell
Kulsamachick Group
Grace Ovan
June Milner
Netoppen P
Mary Reiter
Betty Jace
Pauline Taylor
Jean Lei
Margarette Collier
Community Players End Season With The Mad Hopes
The Mad Hopes closes the season at Mc Kinley auditorium with a stylish villa setting in Nice. Ed Soboda Jr and Ed Gorman lead a starry cast including Harriet Sargent Ruth Bryant and Geneva Stitgen. Don DeFore heads a large stage crew as the troupe previews a bold modern production closing May.
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McKinley Auditorium
Nice
Ed Soboda
Ed Gorman
Don Zook
Douglas Rundquist
Gordon DeLay
Fred Merritt
Lowell Pirnie
Hilton
Donald DeFore
California
Dramatic School
Pasadena Playhouse
Douglas Montgomery
Karen Morley
Don
Association Players
Iowa
Leefers Players
P. T. A. Council
Soboda
Mad Hope
Edward Soboda, Jr
Community Players
Hope
Geneva
Helen Stitgen
Pilgrim Highlanders to Discuss May Conference Plans
Plans for the state young people's conference in Cedar Rapids, the first week in May, will be discussed at an important Pilgrim Highlanders meeting tonight at 6:30 at the home of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Allen. The son John who has been visiting will return home with them.
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Des Moines Mill College of Osteopathy
Demie
Shaffer
Des Moines
Robert Keely
Cedar Rapids
Athenian Art Club
Public
Cary
Entre Nous
Musical Literary
Theristrias
Reading Circle
Marion Shakespeare Club
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
John M. Walters
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Marion
Esther Morgan Krabbenhoff
Fay Beach Murdock
Fern Waffle Thomas
Janet Elder
John Redmond
Church of the Brethren
Cornell College
Claude Rose
Philip Purman
Mr. Lytell
Oxford Club
Methodist Church
Ella Reel
Perry
Mary Kerns
E. J. Carey
Romney Brent
Clytemnestra Hope
John
Pilgrim Highlanders
H. O. Allen
Little Gallery shows Rosselea Hartman works in one day
Rosselea Hartman, Woodstock artist and Guggenheim Fellow, unveils a one day watercolor and lithograph exhibit at The Little Gallery before sailing to Paris. The show includes her lithographs and watercolors, plus mentions Ernest Fiene from the same family. Hartman studies in Paris and later Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gallery
Rosselea Hartman
Woodstock
Miss Hartman
F. C. Robbins
Iowa City
Paul Fiene
Ernest Fiene
Paris
Haiti
PWA
Public art exhibits featured at Des Moines shows
The Des Moines public library and The Little Gallery host a high school art teachers exhibit with the Edna Black school work. A china and glass show arranged by A. E. Harms of Newman store and the Buchanan school exhibit complete the display. The National Art Show is planned with gallery hours 1 to 5 daily except Monday. The Public Works of Art Project, led by Edward Rowan, closes April 28 and will showcase best regional works at the Corcoran gallery in Washington. About 2,500 artists benefited, with at least 15 percent women.
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Ted Des Moines Public Library
Little Gallery
Edna Black
Better Homes
A. BE. Harms
Newman
Buchanan School
Edward Rowan
Corcoran
Washington, DC
New York
Chicago
Midwest
West
Man His Job and His Leisure Topic at YMCA Forum
The Men’s Forum at the YMCA will discuss A Man, His Job and His Leisure Monday evening. The program starts at 6 45 after supper at 6 15. C A Beems will preside with Harry Palmer Sinclair Packing and Fred J Kluss Grant high school leading the discussion. The steering group includes R C Stevenson R F Judson C A Beems F C Waples and Fred Kluss.
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Y.M.C. A
C. A. Beems
Harry Palmer
Sinclair Packing Company
Fred J. Kluss
Grant High School
R. C. Stevenson
R. F. Judson
F. C. Waples
Fred Kluss
Five Baby Foxes Donated to Bever Park Zoo
Bever Park zoo received five baby foxes about five months old donated by Ralph C. Little of Palo and accepted by park commissioner Ed Stefan. Little found the foxes in a nest after the mother stole poultry and fled. he notes foxes are increasing in his neighborhood and harming farm flocks and game birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park Zoo
Ralph C. Little
Palo
Ed Stefan
Little
Fox Hole
V F W Plans Memorial and Memorial Park Service
At the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post meeting plans were made for memorial services in Memorial Park on Sunday May 27. The post voted to donate $30 from the relief fund to the Salvation Army and named delegates to the VFW state encampment at Clinton June 7 8 and 9 with alternates elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans
Memorial Park
Salvation Army
John Buckner
Frank Vlasek
Glenn Thomas
C. Morris
V. FL. W
Clinton
F. W. Engburg
Ray Beall
Aaron Delbridge
E. Vo
Topinka Announces Linn Sheriff Candidacy
Joseph Topinka of Cedar Rapids a Democrat announces his run for Linn county sheriff. Born in Cedar Rapids he has lived there most of his life is married with four children in public schools and has worked as a contractor builder and as a salesman and estimator for South Side Sash and Door. He is a member of the Odd Fellows lodge in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Topinka
C_ street
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
South Side Sash and Door Company
Odd Fellows Lodge
Kalona PTA elects officers for coming year
Kalona Parent-Teacher Association elected C. C. Miller president to succeed Chris H. Hershberger who has served two years. Mrs. L. J. Zehr was chosen vice-president and Mrs. C. L. Bragg became secretary and treasurer succeeding Mrs. R. H. Petersheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Parent-Teacher Association of
C. C. Miller
Chris H. Hershberger
L. J. Zehr
C. L. Bragg
R. H. Petersheim
Court of Honor at Franklin Tuesday for Cedar Rapids Scouts
An investiture ceremony for tenderfoot Scouts and an Eagle Scout ceremony will highlight the Cedar Rapids Area court of honor at Franklin auditorium Tuesday evening. Flags from Vinton and Anamosa may attend as district courts of honor end after this session.
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Tenderfoot
Cedar Rapids
N. Harold West
Scout
Camp Waubeek
Camp Waubeeck
West
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