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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1938

Page

4

Christmas Contest Winners Named In Gay Colors

From eastern Iowa entries, five winners were chosen in the coloring division of the Santa Scene Contest. Prizes for Cedar Rapids residents and mailed prizes for out-of-town winners were noted, with many other notable entrants listed from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns and schools.

Santa Claus Iowa Cedar Rapids Marilyn Mae Moody Hawkeye Helen Novotny Western Swisher Helen Janette Fillmore Quality Ridge Country Coggon JO Fran Kouba Buchanan School Joan Sidlinger Kenwood

Character Building In Neighborhood Gangs

YMCA neighborhoods foster youth clubs across Cedar Rapids with 55 citywide groups including the Friendly Indians Pioneers Comrades and senior divisions. Activities span crafts hiking model planes swimming and discussions on bats etiquette and social topics. Plans include a Handicraft Show Dec 16 22 at Paramount theater and a New Year’s Day open house at the Y highlighting outcomes of Y work among Cedar Rapids boys.

Enid YMCA Friendly Indians Pioneers Cedar Rapids Iowa Waterloo Ottumwa Dubuque Clinton Sioux City Cedar Falls Des Marines Olivet Presbyterian Church Bill Riley Bill Cowen Jerry Bishop Allan Miller Comet Comrades First Evangelical Church Lloyd Schuknecht Keith Kohn Ray Goodrow Bernie Webster Paul Gustafsson Bob Hallquist Bob Wright

Trip to the World’s Fair Book by Grover Whalen

The Dodge Publishing issue presents A Trip To The New York World’s Fair With Bobb and Betty by Grover Whalen president of the World’s Fair. The book chronicles two children’s illustrated guided tour of the fair with Whalen as their host urging visions of the World of Tomorrow for young readers.

Grover Whalen Bobb Betty Dodge Publishing Company Mr. Whalen Mr Whalen Bobby

Form Driver Name and Address Prompt

A scanned field asks for name age grade street address or rural route town. The prompt appears as a generic data entry line with spaces for handwritten input and no narrative details. No events or organizations are present.

Keep Your Eyes Open For Good Camera Shots

Harry Bigger of Lisbon keeps his eyes open to snap western scenes towns people and wildlife with photos neatly labeled by location and date. He collects over 100 books and reads about fifty-two yearly while earning money delivering meals and helping a sick man. He plans to become a doctor like his father and is a ninth grader in Lisbon Schools aged 12 with a collie named Snookums.

Harry Bigger Lisbon Towa Harry Snookums E. P. Bigger

The Birds' Christmas Carol Author and Santa Claus Trivia

Five quiz questions ask authors of Christmas stories and locations and give scores. Answers point to names like Edgar Guest and Kate Douglas Wiggin. Santa Claus Indiana and Weather authors noted with a scoring scale.

Edgar Guest Joseph Fort Newton Kate Douglas Wiggin William Allen White

The Secret of Silver Peak angora goat tale review

Cynthia Fulton inherits a herd and a gold prospecting hobby from her grandfather in this high school fiction. She forms a partnership with three friends to raise angora goats while prospecting on the side. Hard luck tests their world as the story unfolds with ranch life and resilience.

Silver Peak Cynthia Fulton Sarah Lindsay Schmidt Random House M. L

Elephants Need Regular Nail Care in Captivity

Caregivers state elephants in captivity require routine nail trimming to prevent overgrowth and thickened foot soles. The procedure uses rasps, sandpaper, and draw knives to maintain hoof health and mobility.

Patrick Henry's Courtroom Comeback Recalled in Brief

A historic note recalls Patrick Henry erring while pleading for his opponent. He quickly admitted the misstep and then refuted his own arguments, ultimately winning the case with a brilliance praised by contemporaries.

Patrick Henry

Playing Santa Claus to Fort Worth Birds Festival

Fort Worth children join a Bird Tree Festival at Forest Park to sing Christmas carols and hang suet bread and corn on trees for the birds. Gardens place winter meals, inspired by northern traditions from Norway Sweden and Denmark.

Santa Claus Fort Worth Texas Forest Park Northland Norway Sweden Denmark William Lake Far North Countries

Insects Take On New Interest In Ditmars Book

Raymond L. Ditmars writes The Book of Insect Oddities with colorful illustrations by Helene Carter. The volume covers Giant Walking Sticks, Walking Leafs, American insects, and maps, offering easy learning for both adults and young readers in an inviting library addition.

Ditmars Raymond L. Ditmars Lippincott Helene Carter India Ceylon

Winners Named In Christmas Contest Titles

The Junior Gazette announces five winners from Cedar Rapids Edgewood Manchester Wilson Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Trinity Lutheran for the Santa stable picture contest. Prizes are new books. Cedar Rapids winners must pick up at the Gazette building, out-of-town via mail.

Junior Brace Mount Vernon Wancy Conrad Belle Plaine Robertsburg Willamsburg Barbara Cooper Central City Amber McCleod Elberon William Paul Higgenbotham Toledo Audrey Zehr Manchester Wanda Jeanne Glick Olin Delores Leistikow Ocehwein Mary Carolyn Steinkopf Ryan Lillian Roeniig Homestead Jimmy Delancey Prairieburg Rosella Wood Fayette Mary Louise Ryan Brooklyn Billy Hoover Elkader Phyllis Supplee Stanwood Loris la Rue Swartzendruber Parnell Joyce Rice Garrison Shirley Jean Arnold Zelda Zerkelmann Lost Nation Priscilla Ruth Riley Marengo Vida Guetzko Delhi Maryann Brock South English Dolores van Steenhruyse Blairstown Eleanor Staskal Keith Johnson Fillmore Vera Valenta Hayes Faye Arlene Booze Jackson Bette Nolting Johnson Phillis Marie Tarsen Tincoln Richard Jerome Rieth Polk Dwaine Souchek Taylor Mildred Ays Tyler Jean Ann Curtis van Buren Anna Mae Stepanek Wilson Delores Siemer Trinity Lutheran Roger Marks Harrison Helen Rose Jandl St. Wenceslaus Santa North Pole Iowa Hey Rena Schultz Edgewood Bertha Mary Malone Louis Jericek Wilson High School Cedar Rapids Richard Buffington Roosevelt Junior High School Charlotte Groth Trinity Lutheran School Junior Gazette Gazette

Tall Girl Cheer For Height From Rose Bampton’s Advice

Ohio born soprano Rose Bampton described as the Metropolitans all American star shares that American girls overlook carriage and posture. She credits Martha Graham for teaching erect carriage and confident movement while urging every tall girl to embrace height with poise and balance.

Ohio Rose Bampton Metrospolitan Opera Thas Martha Graham NEA Service, Inc

Alaskan Carrier Pigeons Fail Due to Eagles

A historical note explains that carrier pigeons cannot be used successfully in Alaska because the region hosts too many eagles, which prey on the birds and disrupt communications. The observation highlights wildlife conflict affecting messaging methods.

Alaska

Quiz Answers Revealed In Brief Riddle

Answers to the quiz state that the correct choice for item one is (c) and item three is (d) with item two deemed false since the author is unknown. The final note asserts the answer was (b) for item four and emphasizes the letter (d) as the correct option.

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