Camp Conservation Ends With 197 Attendees
A Jane Boyd Community House outing at Camp Conservation ran from June 10 to August 23, with 197 youths from Watsonians Inc. hosting girls aged four to thirteen. Led by Miss Marvel Foster and staff, campers learned nature study, handicrafts, camp craft, and cooking, ending with a Saturday banquet and awards for best campers and trail makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bord
Camp Conservation
Watsonians, Inc
Angus
Miss Marvel Foster
Bernice Schuler
Josephine Soper
Doers Biessing
Ruth Webster
Vera Myers
Esther Jackson
Geraldine Foggy
Fay Bartholomew
Laura Bartholomew
Lucille Bishop
Doris Grime
Eva Kephart
Gertrude Fox
Anna Thompson
Helen Magnusson
Virginia de Fore
Elizabeth Bender
Jane Boyd
City Briefs And Personals Update
City briefs report a Wednesday 2 o clock bungalow canning school and rail official J Breheny visiting for Rock Island Railroad business. Notices tout rug cleaning and upholstery services. Delayed school board meeting set for September 12. Mr and Mrs J Nedved and son Donald depart for Chicago lake vacation. Frank Tvyrdik remains in serious condition after appendectomy at St Luke’s Hospital. The Gazette notes corrected residence for Tvyrdik and advertises dining and dancing venues.
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Frank Tvyrdik
St. Luke's Hospital
D Street
I Street
Poor Pa by Claude Cattan
After Lucy divorced her husband she gave this enlarged picture to his parents with the understanding they could have the frame back any time she wanted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Cattan
Lucy
Her &E
Iowa Tailors and Homemaker File Bankruptcy Petitions
Cedar Rapids tailors Chris Tichy and Joseph A. Popelka file federal bankruptcy petitions showing debts of $2,918 and $4,214 with assets of $13,918 and $4,508 respectively and exemptions of $13,000 and $4,100. Eldora housewife Lucile Smith lists $5,385 in debts and no assets.
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Cedar Rapids
Eldora
Chris Tichy
Joseph A. Popelka
Lucile Smith
Victor man arraigned after arrest by federal agent
C D Schlewselman of Victor was arrested Saturday at Victor by Federal Agent Taylor and arraigned on the charge.
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C.D. Schlewselman
Victor
Taylor
Canning For Needy: 1000 Jars Needed For Winter Aid
Unemployment canning resumed Tuesday at Memorial Saiding Kitchen with 1700 quarts of tomatoes and apples canned last week by unemployed families. Five cars delivered produce for winter distribution. Six bushels of beans and ten bushels of apples were dried. An appeal called for 140 more jars to continue food canning for the needy. donations of jars or produce are urged.
Linn County Home Operation Warrants and Receipts 1931
Warrants drawn for the Linn county home operation in 1931 totaled $29,440.68, according to county auditor's figures. Various receipts including sale of live stock and produce, totaled $10,370.75. The net cost was $19,069.93.
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Linn County
Notification to Mrs Lillian Land Messer Overseer of the Poor
A notice informs Mrs Lillian Land Messer overseeing the poor, with contact by phone 2 6131, for official communications and service inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Landmesser
Boy Injured When He Runs Into Side Of Car
Seven year old Laverne Mefferd, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Mefferd of 1129 Fifth Street SE, ran into the side of a westbound car on Twelfth Avenue while chased by a playmate between Fourth and Fifth streets SE. The driver Godfrey Melenovsky River Road NW said the collision occurred as the boy did not see the car. He was taken to a hospital for first aid and released.
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Laverne Mefferd
Cecil Mefferd
Fifth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Godfrey Melenovsky
River Road
Melenovsky
Mefford
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Craemer’s Debuts Six New Handkerchief Styles for Schools
Craemer’s introduces six newest handkerchief designs for school children. Hand embroidered white fabric with colored embroidery offered in regular size. Prices listed as five, ten, and fifteen cents, with a special school sale.
Fall Woolens Arrive In New Shades And Weaves
The season brings wool coatings in rough weaves and novelty patterns, wool crepes, ostrich crepe, nub crepe and other light woolens for suits and dresses. New fall colors include Bordeaux Red, Rustic Green, Marion Brown, Black and Navy.
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Teese
Annz Thommen
Geraldine Fogey
Gertrude
Wo the Fox
Mary Barker
Juanita Fields
Edna Stevens
Betty Bye
Leonerc
Trentys
Lioncay
Brainerd
Go Alexander
Hie! Mombese
Celesao Springs
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W. J. Alexander
New York
Cry
Cole
Cyrenus Cole
Northwesternia
Sioux City
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Pella
Des Moines
Bungalow Canning School
Breheny
Rock Island Railroad
Kansas City
City
The
Gazette
Board of Education
Marcel
Beauty Satan
Newmans
Riends
Hicg
Crown Flamer Company
Ling County
H. G. Fussell
Second Avenue
Second ST. SE
Woolworths
Ken L
Lve
Kodak Films
Tintex
Johnson
Scholl
S.S.S
S. D
Jergen Hand
Harriet Hubba Ayer
Kolorbak
Lucky Tiger
Woodbury Creams
Woodbury
Abbott
INS
Gerber Baby Foods Se
Maxwell House Coffee
Lydia Pinkham
Craemer's
First Avenue
Craemer’s
D .Craemer
Children’s Department
Buster Brown
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