Seventeen Scouts Advance at Waubeek Camp Ceremony
Seventeen Scouts earned promotions at the Waubeek Boy Scout camp ceremony Sunday evening, with Robert Bennett of Troop 40 Cedar Rapids receiving the Eagle badge and bronze palm for six months as Eagle plus five new merit badges. Life rank went to Devere Newberry, First and Second Class awards to Thomas McPartland and Howard Bennett, and thirty-two scouts earned camper emblems amid a week of awards and entertainments.
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Waubeek
Robert Bennett
Mount Vernon
Redland
Calif
Robert Ziruska
Cedar Rapids
Devere Newberry
Thomas McPartland
Howard Bennett
James Bredle
William Classen
Glenn Hruska
Howard Clark
Wayne Dodds
Donald Henningsen
Melvin Gailbraith
Leo Panek
Clarence Rather
Marksmanreart
Iaw
Charles Higbie
Alfred Berry
Herbert Blaine
Harold Hanson
George Marsh
John Panek
James Brodie
Robert Hruska
Richard Sampson
Robert Carver
Richard Dunlap
Robert Hayden
Robert Lee
George Wilson
Donald Condon
James Neenan
William Swatosh
Robert Tow
John Hunter
Robert Kucera
Donald McDermott
Donald Ultang
Scout Ultang
Backbone State Park
Robert Sar
Richard Rall
Lieut
Staten Rall
Jay G. Sigmund
Scouts Camp at Waubeek Hosts Camp Fire Girls and Week Activities
Addressed to Scouts on Waubeek region history, the camp featured a marked development plan with a new marksmanship range led by Lieut Rall. It added to the nature trail and erected a rustic gate and seating. The camp closes for the Fourth then opens for a nine day third period next Thursday morning. Scouts will host Camp Fire Girls at Camp Huaga near Troy Mills Friday evening. Also listed are speeding and parking fines including Henry K 105 Thirty-second Street NE 2 dollars no rear light Mike Frye Keswick 15 dollars and costs George Van Duessen 2 dollars 510 Third Avenue SW Charles Hynek 1425 Sixth Avenue SE 2 dollars.
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Waubeek
Rall
Huaga
Troy Mills
Henry K
Thirty-second Street
Mike Frye
Keswick
George van Duessen
Third Avenue
Charles Hynek
Sixth Avenue SE
City Briefs and Personals Update
City briefs report a bungalow canning school at 2 o'clock. Mrs Elizabeth Emerson departed for Larned Kansas. Dogs clipped advertised. Pioneer Council 163 marks National Union Assurance Society meeting at 8 p.m in Sokol hall with card tournament winners to be announced. Hemstitching 5c yard at The Fair Store. Richard F Carne of 1640 Park Avenue SE reported car parts stripped from his auto while parked at Shaver Park July 2.
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Pioneer Council
National Union Assurance Society
Sokol Hall
Richard F. Carne
Park Avenue SE
Shaver Park
Auto Stolen From City Corner Vehicle Missing
Ford owned by O. H. Black of Thirty-fourth street and Oaklawn road E was stolen from the corner of Third avenue and Fourth street SE at 8 p.m. Monday. License number 57 7218.
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O. H. Black
Thirty-fourth Street
Oaklawd Road
Third Avenue
Fourth Street
Eight motorists fined in police court for parking violations
Walter Hurt of 100 First Ave was among eight motorists who paid penalties in the police court for traffic and parking violations. The outcome reflects a routine enforcement action with multiple offenders cited and fined.
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Walter Hurt
First Ave
Parking fines and vehicle defects as listed
A fragment notes fines and costs for parking issues and vehicle defects. It lists C. B. Peal at 1204 Nineteenth Avenue SW with $2 and costs for an offense and H. W. Leaven with $10 and costs for improper brakes and a no rear light citation.
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C. B. Peal
Nineteenth Avenue SW
H. W. Leaven
Cactus Plants In Bloom On A Beautiful Avenue
Cactus plants along a sunny avenue are in bloom with three flowering specimens visible. One cactus stands out as especially large among the bloomers, adding striking color to the avenue.
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Cactus Avenue SE
Mrs Edith Jones Suffers Broken Hip During Visit
Mrs Edith Jones of Minneapolis visiting her daughter Mary Lacker steen at 702 avenue SE fell on stairs at Cedar Rapids Country Club Monday evening. She suffered a fractured hip and was taken to St Luke's Co hospital where she was reported in fair condition Tuesday.
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Edith Jones
Minneapolis
Mary Lackersteen
Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
St. Luke's Co
Speeding car forces auto into ditch near Cedar Rapids
One person was slightly injured about 3 am Tuesday when a car on county roads northwest of Cedar Rapids, driven by V. J. Moravec of Town City, was forced into a ditch by a speeding automobile. A woman sustained a head gash and was taken to Cedar Rapids. The accident was reported to Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus at 5 15 am.
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Cedar Rapids
V. J. Moravec
Joseph A. Petrus
Wife wins divorce after celibacy vow feud
Los Angeles, Helen Owen testified that her husband Guy Owen refusing to work and letting her earn pin money was tolerable until he joined an occult sect and took a celibacy vow. Superior Judge Leon Yankwich granted the divorce.
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Los Angeles
INS
Helen Owen
Guy Owen
Leon Yankwich
Cystex Ad Promises Fast Kidney and Bladder Relief
Thousands of men and women over 40 and many younger feel run down and suffer from getting up nights backache stiffness leg nervousness acidity or burning caused by poorly functioning kidneys or bladder. Cystex works fast starts circulating through the system in 15 minutes. Guaranteed to satisfy or return empty package for money back.
Murray's Strength Tested At Primary Vote In Oklahoma
Oklahoma voters headed to the polls to nominate state and local officers as Gov. William (Alfalfa Bill) Murray faced a high stakes primary. The race featured contenders for senate and house, plus key positions like corporation commissioner and supreme court seats. Leaders aligned with or opposed to Murray defined contest lines. Elmer Thomas campaigned on farm relief, oil tariff and veterans' bonuses, while former governors sought vindication in distinct races.
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Okla
William
Murray
Oklahoma
United States
State Supreme Court
Sen
Elmer Thomas
J. C. Aron
Jack Walton
Waterworks and safe city drinking water practices
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER explains how cities supply safe drinking water. It notes London and New York systems, large pipe networks, and daily pump outputs. The piece describes filtration through sand, chlorine and ozone treatment, and occasional compressed air to reduce odors.
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London
England
New York City
Liquid with germ-killing value highlighted as science note
A brief science item notes a blue liquid valued for its germ killing properties. The entry sits as a science scrap booking caption, mentioning tomorrow sleep as a side reference.
Uncle Ray Funmaker Leaflet Offers Free Puzzles
A 1932 item invites readers to request the Funmaker leaflet by writing to Uncle Ray in care of the paper and enclosing a stamped return envelope. The note suggests puzzles, riddles, jokes, and tricks as included content.
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Funmaker
Uncle Ray
Maynard Knight Installed Fern Rebekah Noble Grand
Mrs A E Knight was installed noble grand of the Fern Rebekah lodge on Friday evening. Officers installed included Mrs W E Pace vice grand Mrs Mildred Weaver secretary Mrs J S Reid treasurer and several others with Mrs Ward Masters as installing officer and Mrs Roy M Smith as marshal.
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L.S.V.G
G. W. McMaster
Robert Mcx Leish
A. B. Blunt
C. O. Barnes
A. G. Simpson
Ward Masters
Roy M. Smith
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