Dedication Day at Camp Good Health Celebrates Mrs Johnston
A dedication day program at Camp Good Health honors Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston founder of the health camp for Cedar Rapids sick children. The event features songs by camp children, a unique movie of daily activities, and a festive party with balloon decor and cap favors. Approximately sixty visitors attended to view the grounds and enjoy the children's program and treats.
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Camp Good Health
Elizabeth Johnston
Johnston
Public Healthursing Association
Good Health
Camp Wapsie
Cedar Rapids
Wapsie Y
Palisades
Waltonian
Otter Creek Club
Big Creek
Lincoln Highway
Noreen Hyland
Harrison School
Sarah Jane Peal
Ralph D. Hunting
Henry Ristine Lucile Murray
Alice Gustafsson
Eleanor Hunting
Helen Ely
Mary Kay Jennings
Miss Murray
Cedar Lake Bathing Beach Proposal Revisited
City council hearing on a petition by Finley Stone for reclaiming part of Cedar Lake as a bathing beach. Previous plans included a game reserve or wildlife preserve, but no action was taken. petition referred to the council for consideration.
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Cedar Lake
Finley Stone
Elmhurst Drive
City reports July finances receipts disbursements and cash
Louis D. Burgos, commissioner of finance, presented July’s financials to the city council. Receipts totaled 58,929.11 and disbursements 93,619.82, leaving end of month cash 228,939.42 from a July 1 balance of 263,630.13 and a start of fiscal year balance of 172,149. Budgeted April 1 stood at 1,142,470.18. year to date disbursements 388,750.92 reduce available funds to 753,719.26. July warrants were 10,630.79. Waterworks receipts for July totaled 20,251.36 with expenditures of 12,807.29 leaving a balance of 7,444.07.
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Louis D. Burgos
Will Rogers Says by Will Rogers
Santa Monica dispatch notes Jim Farley traveling by mail and in high spirits about plans for summer 1935 rather than 1936. The writer jokes that Opposing forces leader misread the calendar and will feature Farley’s image on a surfboard with a ukulele.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jim Farley
Jim
Tom
Farley
Will
One Quarantine Case Reported In Cedar Rapids July
The Cedar Rapids monthly health report shows one quarantinable disease case in July, spinal meningitis. Placardable cases total 32 with 21 whooping cough, six mumps, four chicken pox, and one measles. July deaths tally 61 and health department expenditures reach 2568.55.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Health
James Vanda
Health Department
Talmadge Calls for U S Exit From "Hospital" Economy Politics
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge urged Roosevelt to abandon what he called communism and let industry and agriculture out of the hospital. He warned of a coast to coast fight to defend Jeffersonian democracy if policies in Washington did not change, speaking during court week in Dawson County to officials and farmers.
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Dawsonville
Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt
Georgia
Washington
Dawson County
Talmadge
Saratoga
Louisville
Funeral services held for J. C. Bell at Bell home
Funeral services for J. C. Bell aged 91, longtime Columbus resident since 1899, were conducted Sunday at the Howard Bell home. Rev. W. A. Bloomquist led the Methodist church rites with the Masonic lodge in charge of services in Columbus.
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Columbus’ Junction
J. C. Bell
Howard Bell
W. A. Bloomquist
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Columbus
Bell Dies at Home Near Columbus Junction
Mr. Bell died Saturday at his son's home near Columbus Junction. Born December 29, 1842 in Harrison County Ohio, he married Charlotte Scoville on December 24, 1877 in Connecticut. He lived on a local farm 35 years, was a 63 year Mason, and a Eastern Star member. Survived by sons Clifford J Bell and J E Bell of Columbus Junction and Arthur Bell of Buffalo, nine grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Mrs Bell preceded him in death two years ago.
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Columbus Junction
Arthur Bell
Buffalo
Bell
Roosevelt Nominates Draper for Assistant Secretary of Commerce
President Roosevelt appoints Ernest Gallaudet Draper of New York as assistant secretary of commerce, succeeding John Dickinson who moved to assistant attorney general.
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New Yorker
POST
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Ernest Gallaudet Draper
New York
Commerce
John Dickinson
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Loeers
Second Avenue SE
AAA
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Heavyright
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Paul S. Fries
Bowman's
Mt. Vernon
Valcon
U.S
Raj
Smulekoff
Spinet
Simmons
Red
Enos
Rd One
Metal One
General Electric
Smulekofe
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Third Avenue
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