Open House Showcases Cedar Rapids Y M C A Activities
More than 600 people attended Cedar Rapids Y M C A Open House afternoon events highlighting the eleventh annual program. The day featured a bands concert, hobby show winners, willowcraft displays, and exhibits from city camps.
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Cedar Rapids
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Stanley Vesely
Boys’ Welfare Council
Westminster No. 2
Trinity Methodist Silver Fox
Oliver Rough Riders
Robert Ratner
Parallel lines and stakes in a noon class exhibition
The article notes pickets placed at equal distances would require the same number of lines on level ground or mountain terrain, then mentions counting stakes in a picture. It also describes a noon volleyball class and an advanced class, and a wrestling display led by Henry Miller with James W. Bell and Ralph Yuill in an exhibition squash tennis match.
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Y Boys Welfare Council
Central Park Friendly Indians
F. J. Weinands
Y. M. Co. A. “Dixie Minstrels
Ralph Cutler
St. James Methodist Pioneers
Edward Trefz
Camp Wapsic Y
Sarah Sherman Maxon
Lions Club
Penick and
Ford
Triton Club
First Evangelical
Mable Martin
Public Ledger, Inc
Henry Miller
James W. Bell
Ralph Yuill
Henry Steinway
Mind exploration Q A on senses and gender differences
A dialogue cites Dr. A L Blakeslee noting a verbena smelled by him but not by a colleague and vice versa for other scents. The discussion includes tasting tests with mints and wintergreen and notes minimal mental ability differences between sexes, with some emotional trait variation.
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Wno
A. L. Blakeslee
Carnegie Institute
Doctor Blakeslee
Delinquent Grinnell Taxes Hit Record $60,000
County Treasurer Ross McDonald reports Grinnell delinquent taxes total 60 000, the highest figure in town history per his records. The amount reflects unpaid taxes outstanding across the city.
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Grinnell
Ross McDonald
Finances Stand As Barrier To Harry's Marriage Proposal
A note on Harry delaying marriage to Joan due to finances. Joan, pampered but capable, could prove a good wife if given a chance. The responder urges Harry to swallow pride and test Joan's abilities.
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Harry
Joan
Driver Reports Car Collision After Man Is Hurt
Harold Mackey of 1777 Mallory Street SW appeared at police headquarters Tuesday afternoon and said he drove the car that struck Charles Perkins, Roosevelt hotel porter, about 2 am at a downtown intersection. Perkins later was found to have a dislocated left shoulder. Mackey said he did not report at the time after Perkins claimed to be uninjured and he learned of the injury from a Gazette story.
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Harold Mackey
1777
Mallory Street
Charles Perkins
Roosevelt Hotel
Mackey
Perkins
Gazette
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Y. M. CG
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Barry W. Hepner
Syracuse University
Albert Edward Wircam
Albert E. Wicegam
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Minnesota University
Knight Dunlap
Ted Aes
John Harvey Farbay
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Rema
Mister Q
Mystic
Pocket Billiards
Allison Billiard
Allison Hotel
Miss Manners
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Linn County
Joanna R. Treichler
Towa
Iowa District Court
W. N. Treichler
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Iowa
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Merchants National Bank
N. Treichler
State of
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Columbia
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Parlor Furniture Co
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Jergen’s
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