Awards Given At Last Wapsie Camp Session
Ninety six boys attended the third period of Camp Wapsie Y with an all day hike featured on Thursday. Camping honors went to John Reid Ellis Newman and Clark Gage. Monograms were earned by Hugh White Bob Straka Hulbert Rice Dick Arnold John Krabbenhoff Russell Smith John Lentz and Robert Sorenson. A red card went to Earl Lentz and Dick Wildman and Ellis Newman a red and white card. Dozens completed bird and nature study achievements while others advanced in tree flower and rock identifications. Over forty boys enjoyed horseback riding and many were instructed in horsemanship. In track Dick Elliott won the high jump in the lightweight division, Paul Gustafsson Hulbert Rice and Charles Moeller tied for second, John Riley won the heavyweight high jump with Lentz and Straka tying for second, and Elliott won the fifty yard dash in the lightweight class with Wharton second and Gustafsson third.
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Camp
Wapsie Y
John Reid
S. M. Reid
Twelfth Street
Ellis Newman
W H. Newman
Central City
Clark Gage
E. S. Gage
Mason City
McGregor
Hugh White
Bob Straka
Hulbert Rice
Dick Arnold
John Krabbenhoff
Russell Smith
John Lentz
Robert Sorenson
Earl Lentz
Dick Wildman
Dick Elliott
Paul Gustafsson
Charles Moeller
John Riley
Dick Eliott
Eddie Wharton
Bob Nelson
Connie Anderson
John Nelson
Clark Jennings
Marvin Sanders
Clark Go Wes
Cabin No. 10
Cabin 5
Cabin 6
Cabin 10
Paul Petrick
Sonny Darling
Broad Jump Winners Dominate Lightweight and Heavyweight Marks
Bob Straka and Connie Anderson lead victories in broad jump across lightweight and heavyweight divisions with John Nelson, Paul Gustafsson, and others placing. Relay racing honors go to Cabin 10, which also dominates the meet with 36 points.
Warns Against Thrips Damaging Gladiolus in Cedar Rapids
S. G. Smith, secretary of the Cedar Rapids Gladiolus society, warns residents that thrips have been found in local gardens and urges a weekly paris green and brown sugar spray for two months. The recipe calls for three gallons of water, one ounce paris green, and two pounds brown sugar, applied at 30 to 60 pounds pressure.
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Cedar Rapids
S. G. Smith
Theaters Show New Films and Bankruptcy Clocked
At the theaters in Iowa the program includes Below the Sea with Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy at the Theaters, Storm at Daybreak with Kay Francis and Walter Huston at Paramount, The Big Brain with Fay Wray and George E. Stone at State, and Bitter Tea of General Yen with Barbara Stanwyck and Nils Asther at Rialto. In bankruptcy proceedings No 2508 in the Northern District of Iowa Cedar Rapids Division Morris Katz aka M Katz was adjudicated bankrupt July 17 1933. The first meeting of creditors is set for August 1 1933 at 2:00 PM at 21-832-833 Higley Building Cedar Rapids Iowa with M W O Rieley Referee presiding.
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Iowa
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Paramount
Kay Francis
Walter Huston
The
Big Brain
George E. Stone
Rialto
Barbra Stanwyck
Nils Asther
General Yen
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Morris Katz
M Katz
Marion
Linn County
M W W. G'Ricley
Higley
Cedar Rounds
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A hopeful piece showing a friend under surgery and the writer’s anxious vigil in a sterile room. The speaker prays for the surgeon to heal the beloved man while awaiting news and trying to soothe his own fears.
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Edgar A. Guest
Will Rogers on Roosevelt and recovery in 1933
A Santa Monica editor lampoons President Roosevelt with a Will Rogers style letter about recovery pace and industry. He jokes that one group beat the barrier, slowed by a Wall Street sign, and suggests traffic cues to slow them as essential industries try to catch up. The missive closes with the signature Will.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Roosevelt
Wall
Barbara Stanwyck stars in Bitter Tea of General Yen at Rialto
Barbara Stanwyck headlines Bitter Tea of General Yen at the Rialto in a two day engagement beginning Wednesday. Nilsa Asther co stars with Stanwyck alongside Walter Connolly Gavin Gordon and Toshia Mori in this romantic drama set during the Chinese civil war with the serial The Lost Special in its tenth chapter.
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General Yen
Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Stanwyck
Nilsa Asther
Walter Connolly
Gavin Gordon
Toshia Mori
Notice of Probate and Executor Appointment in Linn County
Notice of probate hearing for Lonzo Hughes will set for July 21 1933 in District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa. Edwin W Lundquist Clerk. Attorney Carl Hendrickson. Also notice that Eliza E Woodlands estate appointed executor July 18 1933 by Merchants National Bank John D Randall Attorney.
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Linn County
District Court
Lonzo Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edwin W. Lundquist
Carl Hendrickson
State of
Towa
Eliza E. Woodland
Merchants National Bank
State of Iowa
J. H. Winn
Cedar
Rapids
Edwind W. Lundquist
Chas. L. Benesh
Charlies Bohaty
Cedar Rauids
M. O- Hanzlik
Below the Sea thrills with treasure hunt and deep sea sights
A double feature at the Iowa theater includes the treasure hunt adventure Below the Sea with Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy amid a perilous dive and a giant octopus. The film blends vivid underwater photography with a plot about recovering gold from a WWI German destroyer. Also shown are a Gus Edwards short, a Silly Symphony, and a news reel.
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Iowa Theater
Fay Wray
Miss Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Iowa
Gus Edwards
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Clarendon Smith
Larry Dennis Leader
Ybig Fay
Geo. E. Stone
M. W. O'Rieley
Pay Wray
Calor Symphony
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Tonite
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Don Roth ii
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Fort Worth
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Trun Ryan
Larry Larson
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Melody Garden
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Leland Barron
L. E. Barron
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