Local Scout Area Dinner Set for Monday in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids area council of Boy Scouts schedules its annual dinner and meeting at the YMCA on Monday at 4 30 p m Invitations go to 200 Scouters and their ladies from Benton Jones and Linn Counties Three discussion groups will cover Roosevelt ten year plan for Scouting with one Scout trained citizen per four reaching majority in 1942 Scout Commissioner Chester B Johnson leads the scoutmasters group Dr W A Suther s and Arthur Nie head the troop committeemen group E M Pinney area council president chairs the executive board The principal address at 6 30 p m will be delivered by Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College Community singing opens the dinner Reports from area council chairmen plus the annual officers election will be held minutes and reports on camping membership and finance are on the agenda.
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Cedar Rapids
Chester 8. Johnson
W. A. Suthers
Arthur Nie
E. M. Pinney
Paramount Theater
Dean C. Harve Geiger
Coecol- Rhege
Nelson C. Dreter
Court of Honor
H. ©. Bishop
Fred Payneer
Henry Files
Carroll C. Thomas
Motorcycle Rider Hurt After Avoiding Car At Viaduct
Raymond Comred 18 of 423 A tvenue NW suffered a compound fracture of his right leg and leg abrasions at 5 25 p m Saturday on Avenue at the Fourth Street viaduct as he tried to stop his motorcycle when a car ahead slowed without warning. Maxine Phillips riding with him was uninjured. Comred was taken to St Luke s hospital for treatment. the motorist’s identity was not known. Richard Taylor 11 suffered a deep arm gash when a truck ...
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Raymond Comred
Atvenue NW
Fourth Street
Comriied
Maxine Phillips
Avenue NE
Comried
St. Luke's Hospital
Richard Taylor
J. L. Taylor
Camburncourt SE
Community Players staged This One Man at the Paramount
Cedar Rapids audience will see Sidney Buchman drama This One Man at the Paramount on Feb 1. J Leo Cooper leads a star cast with Albert McCleery and Jane Carey DeLay in a production praised as a peak Little Theater effort. Reserve seats early as the large house requires ticketing from balcony to floor.
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Paramount
Sidney Buchman
Paramount Theater
Buchman
Paul Munt
Pasadena Players
Mr. Muni
Saul
Mr Muni
Cedar Rapids
J Leo Cooper
Cooper
Albert McCleery
Cacar Rapids
McCleery
Rockey Newton
Saul Ssses Es
Leo Cooper
Albert
McCleery Mony
Jane Carey DeLay
Poeseeelt
W Dahms
Vigmon Csessenes
Howard Heathman
Kent
Csessseegvcone
Francis Heald
Chambers
Robert Downing
Jie
Gordon DeLay
oseUlmont Healy
Howard Oil
Don Zook
Max Hahn
Tom Bowers
Ee Owe
Community Players
Willard Hayes Joins National Softball Rules Board
Willard Hayes, superintendent of recreation on six months leave at Palisades Civilian Conservation camp, is named to the national rules board of softball. He will help draft a standard code of playing rules as Chicago headquarters of the National Softball Association promotes nationwide standardization.
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Willard Hayes
Palisades Civilian Conservation Camp
National Rules ‘Board
Chicago
National Softball Association
Recreation expert to be here Monday in Cedar Rapids
Lynn Rohrbough of Delaware Ohio, an authority on organized recreation, will visit Cedar Rapids Monday to speak to the Cedar Rapids Ministerial association read a noon luncheon talk at the Y M C A and lead a 4 p m forum at First Presbyterian chapel The day ends with a 730 p m instructional game party The event draws groups from the Palisades Center Point Robins Marion and Kenwood and includes demonstrations games dances and a discussion of recreational methods En route to the Pacific coast he will conduct recreation courses along the way
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Lynn Rohrbough
Delaware
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Chapel
Rohrbough
Civilian Conservation Camp
Palisades
The
Friendly Club
Parent- Teacher Association
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Playground Commission
Christian Endeavor Union
Center Point
Robins
Marion
Kenwood
Ministerial
Wartime Knitters Urged to Knit For Soldiers
A Red Cross appeal issued by Miss Helen Hubbard invites volunteers with knitting experience to produce fifty sweaters for soldiers in government hospitals. Interested helpers should contact Mrs Metta A Burd, Linn county chapter executive secretary, at 2 2031.
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Helen Hubbard
Linn County
American Red Cross
Metta A. Burd
The
Red Cross
Art Show and Public Works of Art Project Notes
The Little Gallery hosts a Towan native show by forty Iowa Artists club members. The Better Homes room, arranged by Mrs. A. B. Van Dyke, features a hand-made hooked rug and wood carvings by Henry F. Geiger. A May Washington exhibition will include 2,500 artists from the Public Works of Art project. Grant Wood directs Iowa work with mural groups in Iowa City and the university gym as studio.
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Iowa
Iowa Artists Club
Better Homes
A. B. van Dyke
Wellington Avenue
Henry F. Geiger
Jay Sigmund
Whittler
E. B. Rowan
Public Works of Art Project
United States
Art Project
Washington
Treasury of Fine Arts
Edward Bruce
Bruce
Louis LaBeaume
St. Louis
Grant Wood
Iowa City
DeWitt Birth Day Ball ticket sales reach halfway mark
Hazel Gostick reports the DeWitt President's birth day ball tickets at 200 of 400 with the event set for the DeWitt school gymnasium. L. F. Clifford chairs the program committee while H. A. Grantham leads the local committee and Florence Siegmund serves as treasurer.
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Dewitt
Hazel Gostick
L. F. Clifford
H. A. Grantham
Florence Siegmund
Spanish War Groups Install New Officers
Officers of Dows camp No. 4 and Jane DeLano auxiliary No. 8 United Spanish War Veterans were installed at Memorial building ceremonies Friday evening. A 150-member picnic preceded the program. Dows camp officers inducted by Julius F. Sorensen included D. A. Huene commander and John A. Randall marshal with other posts filled including J. P. Oliver senior vice commander and John F. Maher junior vice commander. The Jane DeLane auxiliary officers were installed by Mrs. W. J. Neill with Hazel Craft president and Reid Watson senior vice-president. other posts filled include Carolyn Hanscom chaplain and Sara Ann Brown secretary. A Maine Day program set for February 16 marks the Maine sinking anniversary.
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Dows Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Jane DeLano
Memorial Building
Julius F. Sorensen
John A. Randall
D. A. Huene
J. P. Oliver
John F. Maher
Maine
Havana Harbor
W. J. Neill
Jane DeLane
B. O. Hasek
Verna Bristol
Hazel Craft
Reid Watson
Luther Rinard
Carolyn Hanscom
Sara Ann Brown
L. L. McKim
Winifred Yule
C. M. Berry
Auxiliary Officers Recognized At Meeting
Verna Bristol and B O Hasek honored as conductor and assistant conductor. Retiring president Jay H Watts received ring from Carolyn Hanscom on behalf of the auxiliary. Watts presented D C Rinard with membership service pin. Committees named Social Alice Watson May Hasek Anna Maher Nina Winn perennial Bess Bowman Ank Reed Emma Suthers Maud Rinard Legislation Watts Neill Relief Margaret Thomas J B Bmeress Rose Shields.
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Torian
Verna Bristol
B. O. Hasek
Jay H. Watts
Carolyn Hanscom
Auxiliary
Watts
D. C. Rinard
Huene
Alice Watson
May Hasek
Anna Maher
Nina Winn
Bess Bowman
Ank Reed
Emma Suthers
Maud Rinard
Jay HH. Watts
W. J. Neill
Margaret Thomas
J. B. Bmrerss
Rose Shields
Guaranteed Results Want Ad Week January 21 to 28
A brief Want Ad notice promotes a weekly sale period from January 21 to 28 for buying or selling household goods with the claim of guaranteed results.
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