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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1941

Page

2

Dog with Tin Can Chef Wins Family’s Heart

A clever dog named Sox in Iowa earns meals by selecting his own dog food from cans. Owners Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wilson describe his habit, routines, and bond, noting he guards family secrets, shares bed, and helps fetch mail, while advising warm kennels and veterinary care in cold weather.

C. D Wilson First Avenue E Wilson Mr. Wilson Sox Mrs. Wilson Iowa Cedar River

County Teachers' Exams Start This Week at Courthouse

Examinations for uniform county teachers certificates run Wednesday to Friday at the courthouse with Walter Shupp overseeing at 8 am. The $2 fee applies. Tests cover rural school management orthography reading geography U S history home economics or manual training and other subjects across three days in January June October and August.

Walter Shupp U. S

Franklin Debaters to Broadcast Live on WMT Saturday

Franklin high school debaters will present a scriptless Assembly Room of the Air program on WMT this Saturday at 9 30 am. They will discuss the national debate question whether federal power should be increased, drawing on research and spontaneous opinion. Burton Byers, new MA in radio from the University of Town, leads the program.

WMT Franklin High School Burton Byers University of Town

Sunshine Mission Reports Record Year for 1940

Sunshine Mission served 23 035 meals to men women and children and provided lodging for 7053 transient men and 930 women. Gospel services reached 11325 nightly and 4700 on Sundays. Sunday school 5758 and children's day nursery 3431. City missionary made 680 calls, led 297 Bible classes with 1676 attendees, and 549 Bible readings at homes. Employment aided 118 women. 48 sewing classes produced 1321 garments and 40 quilts by 1034 women. Seventy five men dined Christmas dinner and 63 attended Thanksgiving. One hundred baskets distributed to the needy.

Sunshine Mission Frank Ward T J Hinkin Children’s Day Nursery Young People’s Society Clothing Clearing House Salvation Army

Civilian Air Raid Defense Plan To Go Permanent

The army navy and air corps plan to permanize the nation’s first civilian air raid defense system after a four day test in the New York New England area. Lieut General Hugh A Drum Rear Admiral Clark H Woodward and Major General H H Arnold announced the move as the initial experiment ended. Flaws in the spotting system with 10000 observers will be ironed out in trials on the southeast and Pacific coasts.

New York Army Navy Air Corps New England Hugh A. Drum Clark H. Woodward Army Air Corps H. H. Arnold Southeast Pacific

Dr Gage To Speak At Coe Vesper Service Today

Coe College President Dr Harry M Gage will lecture at 4 p m in Coe chapel with the topic One Hundred to One The Marion high school chorus directed by Rose Wilcox will perform with Eleanor Taylor as organist and Mary Jean Scruby presiding The program features a mix of hymns and organ selections culminating in a benediction and postlude.

Harry M. Gage Coe College Coe Mary Jean Scruby Bismarck N. D Marion High School Rose Wilcox Laverna Crew Eleanor Taylor Coe Music Department Matthews Jesus Bach Marlon High School Praser Max Wesner Gaze

Bees Face Utah Honey Range Fees for Nonresident Pollinators

A bill by Rep. Earl L. Albrecht would grant non resident bees 30 day visitors permits to Utah honey ranges but impose a tax on those staying longer. He estimates over 10000 hives arrive in Utah each summer to harvest honey.

Salt Lake City Utah Earl L. Albrecht Albrecht

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An inexpensive home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. The ad promises rapid improvement within hours and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist, with sale through May Drug Company and local druggists.

May Drug Company

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