Camp Hitocs Hosts Large Scout Registration at Waubeek
Fifty-five boys represent the largest variety of troops at Camp Hitocs in Waubeek for the fourth session. Cedar Rapids groups lead with twenty area troops, plus contingents from Sac City and Durand. The week featured a special Old Timers’ program, a shooting exhibit, church services, and merit badge advancements including George Fraser earning the Eagle Scout badge. The fifth session opens Sunday with nearly fifty boys registered and will close July 23.
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Boy Scouts
Waubeek
Cedar Rapids
Sac City Town
Durand. Mich
Scout
James Raton
Imep
Sraest
Philip Wilhelm
Imcoap
Roger Spaetheisep
Anamos
Lyle Gunderson
Nooway
Glenn Radeliffe
Ehraiy Beenham
Beile Plaine
Charles Hi Rotem Nreopa
Racaph Vodieka
Donad Hunter
Moon
Verman Garcon Maye
Everett Garett
Inep
Cenwal City
Wilson Nouhs
Room News
Iman
Vintan Soha Fraser
Momuaio
John M. Janes
Embens
Imap
Franko John
Waltec Demets
George Fraser
John Fraser
Monticello
George 5
Samuel G. Guten- Sohn
Rudolph Vodicka
Harry Hart
Marion
Everett Garrett
Central City
Glenn Hruska
Mind probing talk with Albert Edward Wiggam D Sc noted author
In a conversation with ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM D Sc the author of The Fruit of the Family Tree discusses civilization rise and decline and argues moral leadership depends on family continuation. He cites tests by Alvin C Eurich and Herbert A Carroll showing women scoring higher in certain assessments and suggests wives may guide husbands in dress choices.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Flinders Petrie
Alvin C. Eurich
Herbert A. Carroll
Winning Arguments booklet offered for ten cents
An ad notes a 24 page booklet by Albert Edward Wiesam presenting six practical principles from twenty thousand interviews to help businesspeople and lawyers. It invites readers to request "Winning Arguments" and send ten cents plus a stamped return envelope. The text discusses gender roles and convention, noting girls' childhood privileges and women's fashion experiments as examples.
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Albert Edward Wiesam
D. Se
Dr. Wikegam
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Mary Manners Advice Columns on Social Fit and Love
Dear Miss Manners counsels Mrs F to adapt to social context or seek like-minded company. A caller asks about a fiancé dictating visits home. she should visit family if desired, else reconsider the romance. A letter-writer blames blondes for fickleness. Miss Manners says hair color does not determine character and varies with individuals.
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Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Terry
Eight More Boys At Wapsie Y Camp
Names of eight boys at the Wapsie Y camp northeast of Cedar Rapids were omitted from the 107 listed in The Gazette Monday due to a late addition. The names are Jimmy Day Kenneth Tucker Dick Chadima Clarence Lee Charles Moeller John Neels Donald and Richard Macy. The Des Moines death rate from auto accidents rose from 25 to 31 per 100000 in 1932 versus 1931.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Jimmy Day
Kenneth Tucker
Dick Chadima
Clarence Lee
Charles Moeller
John Eels
Donald
Richard Macey
Des Moines
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