Child Training Expert To Write For Gazette Series
Olive Roberts Barton, teacher and author sister of Mary Roberts Rinehart, will begin a daily column Raising A Family in The Gazette. The former Pittsburgh public school teacher offers a comprehensive program covering home life, outside influences, discipline, child psychology, and stages from infancy to school years with a focus on practical guidance for parents.
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Gazette
Olive Roberts Barton
The
Church Women Meet For Missionary Circle Activities
Numerous church groups plan Friday and midweek gatherings across addresses in NW SE NE and at the Electric Light and Power company bungalow. Meetings feature luncheons devotions lectures and guest speakers including Mrs. E. J. Hosmer and Dr Arlene Beals.
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M. R. Heath
J. P. Frederikson
Electric Light and Power Company
C. G. Burwinkle
Tenth Street
W. C. Schrodermier
Charles Lemmis
George Ec
Birthdays Noted For Three Wyoming Residents
The Gazette reports three Wyoming residents celebrated birthdays this week. Relatives hosted 78 year old Mrs. Sarah Chaloupka, while Ernest Demoss and Chris Anderson were surprised at their homes. An earlier event honored a postnuptial gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Luckstead.
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Wyoming
Sarah Chaloupka
Ernest Demoss
Chris Anderson
Luther League
Freddie Luckstead
Progressive Women’s Club
W. W. Bronson
C. E. Wherry
William Peck
Hawthorne Club
Charles Marshall
Howard Day
Paul Cooper
Ralph Orth
Dou ble Eight Card Club Hosts and Social Gatherings
Conesville hosts for the Dou ble Eight Card club with husbands present. Mrs Earl Cragg entertains the Social club on Thursday. Birthday showers honor Mrs Elza Hamilton and Mrs James Reynolds at the meeting.
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Wilbur Brehme
Double Eight Card Club
Earl Cragg
Elza Hamilton
James Reynolds
March of Dimes Raises 9300 in Two Day Drive
White House crowds received seventeen mail sacks on Saturday with three thousand letters each containing dimes to boost funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Friday deliveries totaled fourteen sacks. The two day total from Eddie Cantor's drive was estimated at 9300.
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Washington
INS
White House
National Foundation For
Man Flee Hospital To Reach Dead Son Wife Biloxi
Bob Ward a 32 year old stunt driver fled a Minneapolis hospital after learning his 29 day old son had died. He drove 1600 miles in 36 hours to Biloxi where his wife was reportedly under care. Ward remained critically ill with pneumonia as doctors fought to save him. He had been in Minnesota arranging a potential exhibition at the state fair before his illness.
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Biloxi
Miss
Bob Ward
Minneapolis
Ward
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Temperature 109 Degree Fever Survived by 7 Year Old
In Auburn New York a 7-year-old boy named Joseph Nevile reached 109 degrees on a clinical thermometer before stabilizing. Doctors and nurses at Auburn City Hospital were astonished by his survival during the hour of extreme fever as the illness causing it remained unclear.
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Auburn
N. Y
INS
Joseph Nevile
Auburn City Hospital
Frock and jacket pattern offer for spring sewing
Anne Adams pattern 4710 features a frock and wrist-length jacket in colorful sheer silk or synthetic. Sizes 16 to 46, size 36 requires 5 yards of 39 inch fabric. Illustrated instructions included. Send 15 cents for pattern Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Emily Post Modernized Dating Rules for Cedar Rapids
The column lists demerits for young men on dates with Cedar Rapids girls. It covers lines, conversation, manners, punctuality, dancing, kissing on first dates, and boisterous behavior. It emphasizes balance, variety in entertainment, consideration for mothers, and avoiding praise of others during a date, ending with a note to readers to propose demerits for girls next week.
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Cedar Rapids
City Briefs and Personals Chronicle Local Notices
Bungalow cooking school sessions set for Monday to Thursday. Norden lodge No. 336 Vasa Order of America to meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. T. E. Ravenscroft called to Chicago by brother-in-law T. R. Marteeny’s death. Missionary society of Daniels Park church meets Thursday at 2 p.m. Star of the West chapter No. 1 Knights of Pythias to confer page rank Monday at 7:45 p.m. Tommy Marsh’s condition described as fair after emergency appendectomy. Grace Leigh Scott to speak on character education Friday at 8 p.m. at Trinity Methodist. J. L. Parker reports daughter’s loss of a small black billfold in the Loop on Jan 18. Mrs. Harry Carnes, University of Iowa freshman formerly Miss Frances Knupp, to broadcast Friday at 7:30 p.m. on WSUI piano recital. Mrs. D. Allesee returns from Ames where daughter Alice Patten ill in Mary Greeley hospital. Patten’s condition remains serious.
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Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Home Missionary Society
G. E. Hillier
B. T. Jackson
America
Mahala Pratt Guild
A. G. Fleckenstein
Fourth Avenue SE
W. D. Moore
E. R. Moen
Otto Kohl
Max Burrell
Dorothea Fox
Ruth Frances Woodsma
Harry Carnes
University of Iowa
Frances Knupp
Vinton
WSUI
Iowa City
Ring missing after stay at Roosevelt hotel
Jack Army reported to police that a white gold cameo ring valued at 45 dollars was lost between Monday and Tuesday during a stay at the Roosevelt hotel on Fourth avenue SE.
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Jack Army
Fourth Avenue SE
Roosevelt Hotel
Kriz Home From Mercy Hospital After Skull Fracture
Joseph A. Kriz, 70, of 1918 J street SW, confined at Mercy hospital for two and a half weeks with a fractured skull from a fall on an icy street, was moved to his home Saturday. His condition is improved though still bedridden.
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Joseph A. Kriz
J Street
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Kriz
Man Mandated Thirty Days In County Jail For Intoxication
Frank Gordon 60 of Mankato Minnesota was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail on an intoxication charge before Justice H R Churchill Saturday afternoon with ten days suspended. Police will check if Gordon is wanted elsewhere during his jail term after his 530 pm Friday arrest for attempting to steal two leather jackets from Sears Roebuck store.
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Frank Gordon
Mankato
Minn
H. R. Churchill
Gordon
Sears, Roebuck
890 000 Needy Get Sec Security Aid
The social security board reports that from November 1, 1936 to June 30, 1937 about 890000 needy aged, needy blind and dependent children received aid under the social security act.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Charges Probed: TVA Contracts Privilege Power Interests
Senator H Styles Bridges accuses the Tennessee Valley Authority of secretly giving contracts to major power firms while federal authorities prosecute related interests. He cites millions in presents to five companies: Monsanto Chemical, Aluminum Company of America, Victor Chemical Works, Arkansas Power and Light, and Electro Metallurgical Company of Union Carbide.
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Boston
INS
Tennessee Valley Authority
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Boston Sunday Advertiser
New England
Monsanto Chemical Corporation
Aluminum Corporation of America
Victor Chemical Works
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Electro-Metallurgical Company
Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Contracts Signed For 21 000 Flat Glass Workers
In Cincinnati, contracts covering about 21 000 flat glass production workers were signed by the Federation of Flat Glass Workers and six manufacturers after two weeks of talks. The agreements, similar to last year’s pact, include wage increases totaling 75 000 to 100 000 and allow for adjustments or new hires if production exceeds speeds.
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Cincinnati, C
Federation of
Flat Glass Workers
Flat Glass Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Libbey-Owens
Ford
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Little Glass
American Window
Harding, Adamston and
Rolland Glass
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Billy
Will Kness
Clifford White
Mecca and Beyond
Immaculate Conception
St. Margaret’s Circle
Joe Russell
Albert Kynberg
St. Matthew’s
St. Joan’s Circle
Leo Locher
Avenue NE
United Presbyterian
Women’s Missionary Society
Ira A. Moore
First Avenue
Anna Mitchell
George C. Keyes
W. G. McCrory
Grace Episcopal
Woman’s Auxiliary Guild
Emery J. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Lala Scarborough
Lasswell Studio
Third Avenue
Paramount Theater
First Evangelical
Woman’s Missionary Society
W. C. Bachtell
Eighth Street
H. L. Hinton
L. A. Talbott
Alma Owens
Kenwood Presbyterian
Gordon Buckley
Thirty-fifth Street
George Holmes
First Baptist
Negro
E. E. Fisher
C. H. van Dellen
L. R. Swab
F. E. Manat
Anna Calderwood
First Christian
St. Paul's
Guy P. Linville
Charles Stocker
Trinity M. E
Delta
H. P. Usher
H. C. Underhill
M. F. Harmon
C Avenue NW
Paul Gard
Oliver Presbyterian
Lydian Society
Harold Taylor
D. Smith
Kenweed
Thirty-third Street
Ladies Aid Society
Bethany Congregational
Ladies Aid
E. J. Hosmer
Allen Bliss
Perry Roberts
First Lutheran
Grande Avenue
Elizabeth Gordon Society
Max T. Bromwell
Twenty-first Street
Amos A. Elderkin
Westminster
Women's Missionary Society
Bertha Graham
James Killian
Chester S. Johnson
Washington Avenue SE
L. E. Blessing
J. L. Berger
Arlene Beals
Guntier
India
Friends of the Society
Kenweed Methodist
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Conesville
Emily Post
Edith Knox
Cee Vane
Uts
We U
Fanny
Jack
Bungalow Cooking
Norden Lodge No
Vasa Order of America
First Avenue E
T. E. Ravenscroft
Chicago
T. R. Marteeny
Missionary Society of
Daniels Park Church
A. D. Holbrook
Daniels Street
Star of the West
Knights of Pythias
Tommy Marsh
O. Marsh
Third Street SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Grace Leigh Scott
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Trinity Methodist Church
J. L. Parker
Loop
Joseph Kris
TVA
Bailey’s Boot
BT. SE
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