Local Boys Prepare for Canadian Trip From Minnesota
A group of ten campers and three leaders from Camp Widjinagan, St Paul Y M C A Northwoods camp, will travel from Cedar Rapids by three cars to Duluth and Virginia iron mines before trekking to Camp Widjinagan in Ely Minnesota. Participants include Harold Jirsa Homer White and Bob Waples among others. They plan two weeks of canoeing fishing and exploring near the international border. Local campers depart Friday at 4 a.m. and stay at the Minneapolis Y M C A before continuing their journey.
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Widjinagan
Burntside Lake
Minch
Minnesota University
St. Paul Y. M. C. A. Northwoods
Harold Jirsa
L Street
Homer White
Iowa City
Bob Waples
Forest Drive
George Nissen
Second Avenue
Bob Petranek
Eighteenth Street
George N Nehls
Twenty-sixth Street
James Horan
Third Avenue
Don Kessler
Greenwood Drive
Paul Picher
Cedar Rapids
Widjiwagan
International Boundary Line
Knife Lake
Sanagana Lake
Sturgeon Lake
Maligne River
Radio Listings and a Summer Canoe Adventure
The page compiles radio programming across CBS NBC and others with numerous show names and times. It also details a Canadian wilderness canoe trip from Widjiwagan camp, covering 200 miles to the border, with portages, wildlife, a prize for largest fish, and a return itinerary ending August 28.
Anamosa Couple Make Beautiful Home Of Brewery
Anamosa residents Mr and Mrs Brown display a remarkable five acre garden surrounding a house fashioned from a brewery project. The grounds feature a stone stairway banked by irises a giant birdhouse and Dutch dolls as window guards. A wooden crane carves a family heirloom stands in a lily pool while a log cabin museum shows regional curiosities. Visitors follow side stairs past an iris shaded bank toward the yard. A new tire on farm tractors offers puncture proof performance with equal internal and external pressure.
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Tige
Mr. Brown
Brown
Honolulu
California
Former Local Girl Builds Dual Life as Editor and Homemaker
Hope Hale, Cedar Rapids raised editor of Love Mirror in New York, married to Claud Cockburn of the London Times, and mother to an expected heir, blends a magazine career with homemaking. Her bio recalls Iowa roots, education, and early work with Life and other publications.
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Cedar Rapids
Hope Hale
Franc Overholt
C Avenue NW
Grafton Hale
Penick and Fort, Ltd. Inc
Love Mirror
Paul Hale
Fredonia
Kan
John Hale
Buffalo
Arthur Hale
Wapello
Columbus City
Columbus Junction
Franc MacFarland Hale
John L. Overholt
Washington, D. C
Corcoran Art School
George Washington University
Stuart Welker
Europe
Plain Talk
Washington
Life
The
New Yorker
Bookman
College Life
Krizs Return From Sokol Festival in Czechoslovakia
Charles Kriz of United State Savings bank and Mrs. Kriz return from a large Sokol festival tour in Czechoslovakia. Kriz represented the local Sokol association and joined 17 010 men in a mass calisthenic drill with about 1 000 American Sokols in their group. The party traveled from Cherbourg to Paris then Prague, greeting crowds at stations after crossing the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kriz
United State Savings Bank
Mrs. Kriz
Czechoslovakia
New Republic
Mr. Kriz
Annual Boyyesian School Picnic and Local Meetings
The Boyyesian School association holds a picnic today at Miller farm near Snouffer quarries with activities for children. If rain, it will be postponed to next Sunday. South Side Commercial Club directors meet Tuesday at the club rooms. Bohemian Dramatic Tion holds its annual Sokol camp picnic near Center Point next Sunday. Prokop Velky lodge Z C B J meets Tuesday regular session. Side Commercial Club dinner Thursday at 6 30 precedes meeting. Zizkov Dub lodge Z C B J meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
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Boyyesian School Association
Miller Farm
Snouffer
East River
South Side Commercial Club
Tion
Center Point
Side Commercial Club
Zizkov Dub Lodge
Contract Violation Tangles Blondell Marriage
Gold Beach Oregon reports the contract between film star Joan Blondell and Warner Brothers is in doubt after Blondell and her husband George Barnes left their honeymoon cabin and headed to Hollywood where the studio has summoned Blondell. The clause in her contract prohibited marriage.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Cms
Joan Blondell
Warner Brothers
Hollywood
Miss Blondell
George Barnes
Funeral services for Langfitt’s brother in Greenfield
Mr and Mrs W G Langfitt of 356 Nineteenth Street SE attended the funeral of Langfitt’s brother John W Langfitt who died Friday in Des Moines Iowa Methodist Hospital. Services set for Sunday at 2 30 pm. Langfitt served Adair county in the Iowa House 1917 1919 and the Adair and Madison district in the State Senate 1925 1931. Accompanied by their children Frank and Beth Langfitt the family traveled to Greenfield for the funeral final rites.
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W. G. Langfitt
Nineteenth Street
Greenfield
Langfitt
Leocee
John WN. Langfitt
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Langsfitt
Adair County
Iowa House
Adair
Madison
State Senate
Frank Langfitt
Beth Langfitt
Absent Minded Quip Sparks Wife Question
A humorous exchange in Buen Humor shows a wife accusing her absent husband Henry of not kissing for a fortnight. The professor replies with a witty twist asking who has been kissing instead, highlighting a playful misunderstanding.
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Henry
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