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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1936

Page

4

Blowout planned by Young Men's Bureau of Chamber of Commerce

Final arrangements for the fall blowout of the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce were made at a Thursday meeting. The event, the fourth such picnic and entertainment for senior members, will be at Cedar Rapids Country Club on Sept 2 with golf, outdoor supper, aquatic acts, and midway games. Tickets go on sale Friday. D I Roland chairs, Charles Racer directs entertainment, Ralph Anderson headsRefreshment. Chet Wolfe handles ticket sales.

Young Men’s Bureau Chamber of Commerce Bureau Cedar Rapids Country Club Country Club D. I. Roland Charles Racer Ralph Anderson Chet Wolfe

Diphtheria Immunization Drive Aims to Help Cedar Rapids

Eight diphtheria cases in July prompt parental cooperation in a citywide immunization campaign. Mrs. S. V. Shonka, PTA president, urges mothers of children 9 to 24 months to seek free immunization through a joint effort by the PTA, Linn County Medical Society, and the state health department led by Dr. James P. Sharon. Older children may be immunized at a nominal fee. a single treatment suffices and may be given by any local doctor.

Cedar Rapids S. V. Shonka Parent-Teacher Association Council Parent-Teacher Association Linn County Medical Society State Department of Health James P. Sharon Montrose Hotel Shonka

Kubelik Seeks U S Citizenship for Heartfelt Reasons

San Francisco AP reports violinist Jan Kubelik, born in Czechoslovakia, filed a declaration of intention to become an American citizen. He said his admiration for the United States dates from his first 1901 tour and notes connections in Cedar Rapids.

San Francisco Jan Kubelik

Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Iowa State

Notice is hereby given that on August 6 1936 J W Lelinger was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Joe Turek deceased of Linn County Iowa All persons indebted to said estate should make immediate payment and those having claims against the estate must file them duly authenticated in the Clerk of the Linn County District Court Iowa with G K Thompson as attorney and J W Lelinger as administrator

State of Iowa Linn County Joe Turek Iowa

Notice of Probate of Will in Iowa Linn County

State and district court announce probate of the Last Will and Testament of Harvey S. McCune, deceased, to be heard August 27, 1936, at 9:00 AM. The notice, dated Cedar Rapids August 20, 1936, is filed by Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist with attorney J. B. Howell.

State of Iowa Linn County District Court Harvey S. McCune Said County Cedar Rapids Iowa

Parents Need To Keep Their Ideas In Modern Tempo

Advice column notes that strict parents often clash with their children over changing values. To keep respect and affection, parents should adapt their behavior to align with evolving times while maintaining clear boundaries. A reader asks about making friends with boys. Miss Manners says be friendly, show interest, and act as a pal first.

Miss Manners

Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Silly Partner

A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who behaves loud and silly in public. The Miss Manners reply suggests likely no cure for his behavior and recommends showing admiration for dignity and reserve, while hinting the reader should consider finding a more congenial and restrained partner.

O Rieley trip and English report at state convention

Mr. and Mrs. M W O Rieley returned from a west coast automobile trip and Mr. O Rieley attended the Lions club convention in San Francisco as a delegate. Miss Ruth Shomler was chosen to report before the Iowa Association of Teachers of English at the state teachers convention in November. Louis Nassif, 12, was injured when his bicycle collided with a car on Fourteenth Avenue at Fourth Street. Mrs Lula S MacKinnon of Cedar Rapids was elected supreme oriental guide at the national Supreme Royal Zuanna convention in Richmond Virginia. Local market prices for wheat corn oats rye barley hens eggs hogs steers and lambs listed.

M. W. O’rieley West Coast San Francisco O’rieley Lions Club Ruth Shomler Iowa Association of Teachers of English Louis Nassif Fourteenth Avenue Fourth Street Lula S. MacKinnon Cedar Rapids The Supreme Royal Zuanna Richmond

Local Notes and Market Prices Reported

Miss Mary Oxley returns from a two month visit to Estes Park Colorado. Mrs W F Jameson of Cedar Rapids suffers a fractured shoulder from a porch fall in Maynard while visiting. Local markets list: corn 75 to 78 cents, oats 40 cents, barley 60 to 65 cents, wheat 90 cents to a dollar, hay 11 to 12, straw 6 to 7, hens 13 cents, eggs 23 cents, hogs 10.20, steers 6 to 8.25, lambs 6.50 to 9.00.

Mary Oxley Estes Park Colo W. F. Jameson Cedar Rapids Maynard

First Baptist church extends call to Rev J R Comer

The First Baptist church announces a call to Rev J R Comer, pastor of the First Baptist church at Atchison Kansas. The Eye Witness played at Greene's opera house today. Dr J F Richardson announces candidacy for coroner on the Republican ticket. Senator Tillman visits en route to Sigourney for a chautauqua speech. Local markets list grain and livestock prices.

First Baptist Church J. R. Comer Atchison, Kan Greene’s Opera House J. F. Richardson Senator Tillman South Carolina Sigourney Chautauqua

Brighton Sees No Bandits Since Pocket Wireless Patrols

Brighton, England reports zero banditry cases after police patrols were equipped with pocket wireless receiving sets, marking a first in the city’s crime trends. The new devices enabled quicker communication and response times for officers on beats.

Brighton England

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Kubelik J. W. Lelinger G .K. Thompson Edwin W. Lundquist J. B. Howell H’s St. S.E Newmans faUay Ude Hirshmaur Hank June Preston and Lucette Frocks Newman Amazing Values Joor Young Gay London Tommy Newmans
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