Fracture Specialist Addresses Physicians on Treatments
Dr Frederic Jay Cotton a renowned fracture expert spoke at the Linn County Medical Society meeting in the Roosevelt hotel. He urged simple care over gadgets, discussed fibrous unions after hip fractures and noted yellowing bone healing, while endorsing typhoid vaccine injections as adjunctive therapy.
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Sudek
Frederic Jay Cotton
Linn County Medical Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Cotton
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Arthur Steindler
University of Iowa
W. C. Goenne
Davenport
B. J. Moon
Cedar Rapids
Steindler
Edwin Bruce McConkie
Medical Dental Bureau
County Relief Department
Worming Myths And Practices For Dog Owners
A short essay by Albert Payson Terhune debunks the belief that a dog’s sneezing indicates worms. He argues most puppies need worming only once yearly after early life, and that excessive worming is common and unnecessary.
Elks Donate Christmas Tree For Municipal Plaza
Cedar Rapids B P O Elks donated a large Christmas tree for the city plaza. Workmen installed electric lights, with over 200 bulbs and a star on top. The tree will be lit starting Friday night or Saturday and stay lit nightly through New Year’s. William Volz chairs the committee, aided by Ed Stefan, Robert J. Viach and Robert Vesely.
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Cedar Rapids
P. O. Elks
Island Plaza
The
Elks
William Volz
Ed Stefan
Robert J. Viach
Robert Vesely
Divorce Petition in Linn County Court
In Linn County Iowa Agnes Vaughn files for absolute divorce from Charles Co Vaughn claiming cruel and inhuman treatment. The court set January 3 1938 in Cedar Rapids for defense and warns of default if not appeared by noon January 2 1938 term.
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District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Agnes Vaughn
Charles Co. Vaughn
District Court
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
James E. Patterson
Adler Named To State Relief Commission In Iowa
Davenport publisher E P Adler was named to the Iowa state relief commission succeeding J H Gribben as Democrat. Martina McDonald appointed state director of relief replacing Jeanette McGregor with monthly salary of 250 dollars. New process gives county supervisor boards and emergency relief committees power to nominate county directors, with state committee approval. Social workers removed from direct control in counties not receiving state aid as relief work shifts to certified county officers and federal programs. Kraschel announces changes during relief committee meeting.
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Des Moines
Guv Nelson G. Kraschel
E. P. Adler
Davenport
State Relief Commission
J. H. Gribben
Newton
Adler
Gribben
Martina McDonald
Jeanette McGregor
Miss McDonald
Harlan
McDonald
McGregor
State Relief Committee
Kraschel
Board of Supervisors
County Emergency Relief Committee
Board of Directors
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Mittee
N. S. Genung
Iowa
Symphonic Benefit Concert Draws Wide City Support
Cedar Rapids orchestral benefit proceeds Wednesday night at Shrine temple under Leslie Crabbs. Noted soloists Jacques Jolas Harold Reeves and Prof Joseph H Kitchin headline with Beethoven club chorus and a large mixed choir. Campaign groups from civic clubs schools and lodges back the event with extensive rehearsals and a full committee roster.
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Cedar Rapids
Harold Reeves
Joseph H. Kitchin
Coe College
Beethoven Club
A. O. Ambroz
Edward H. Files
Roy
Van Horne Man John O'Brien Dies After Illness
John O'Brien 80 of Van Horne died at 10 a.m. Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a four month illness. The body was taken to his sister Mrs Ed Maher in Van Horne for arrangements.
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van Horne
John O'Brien
Cedar Rapids
Ed Maher
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F. J. Cotten
Harvard
Albert Payson
Terhune
Municipal Plaza
Hotel Moxtrose
State Commission On Relief
EK. Curray
E. Coquilletess
RB. D Taylor
J.d. Here Vert
Kitchin
Wallace Darling
Files
Eleanor Tayeor
James Killian
Taylor
Carl Ettinger
Hervert
Byron A. Barlow
Clark Beems
Darling
Bert
Bert’s Shoe Store
Second Street
Uma
Curie
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