Court of Honor 15 Awards Life Scout Rank
Albert McDonough promoted to Life Scout rank at Court of Honor 15. Troop 2 of John Huss Methodist church sponsored the event. Kiwanis club sponsored Troop 9 with attendees receiving laurels and awards. Don Morris earned a five year veteran air badge with bronze and eagle palms. Robert Ben and Harold Benesh of Troop 17, Robert Phillips of Troop 16, and Cabinett of Troop 17 received honors.
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John Huss
Bever Park
Kiwanis Club
Don Morris
Ibert McDonough
Robert Ben
Harold Benesh
Robert Phillips
Scout Merit Badges Awarded to Local Troop Members
First class and Donald McCune of troop 4 earned merit badges. Second class honors went to Benjamin Jump of troop 1 and Gilbert.
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Donald McCune
Troop
Benjamin Jump
Gilbert
List of named troop members and leaders
Felereisen Paul Bedra James Leeh man Albert McDonough Sidney Temple and Dick Farber all of troop 2 Raymond Jiruska of troop 5 Richard Ball of troop 6 James Bromwell of troop 7 Leroy Swiser of troop and Laurance Mortenson George Bowne John Bowne all of troop 9 Robert Cocayne of troop 13 George Harmer and Robert Benesh both of troop 17 Carl Meskimen of troop 20 Bill Engel Jack Hershey Phillip Klass all of troop 25 Harry Hart of troop 35 and Edward Ferreter of troop 38
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Felereisen
Paul Bedra
James Leehman
Albert McDonough
Sidney Temple
Dick Farber
Raymond Jiruska
Richard Ball
James Bromwell
Leroy Swiser
Laurance Mortenson
George Bowne
John Bowne
Robert Cocayne
George Harmer
Robert Benesh
Carl Meskimen
Bill Engel
Jack Hershey
Phillip Klass
Harry Hart
Edward Ferreter
Miss Manners on Etiquette and Respect in Dating
A reader asks if a girl should allow frequent kissing by boys. Miss Manners warns that permitting many familiarities harms self respect and respect among peers, advising caution over being seen as too accessible. The letter continues as the columnist notes prior correspondence.
Love cannot be standardized say psychologist Havelock Ellis
A statement by psychologist Havelock Ellis declares that attempting to standardize love is hopeless. The remark reflects early 20th century views on emotion and individuality.
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Havelock Ellis
Should I Phone Him Or Seek New Company
Advice suggests not phoning the man who quit seeing her. She should seek social activity and meet people, aiming to become interesting enough to attract friends. The writer emphasizes self initiative and not waiting at home for others.
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Sue
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette July 27 1923
Items from 1923 note Freeman R Conway former Chamber of Commerce secretary and ex newspaper man dies at home. Other notes include tours, vacations, a Milwaukee life company meeting, a streetcar accident, and local rifle shoot opens near Kenwood park. Admin notice for estate of Joseph Zikmund appoints Antonie Ziemund administratrix.
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Freeman
R. Conway
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Preston
California
Almon S. Reed
Cedar Rapids
District and Special Agents Association
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Linn County
State of
Iowa
Joseph Zikmund
Iate
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Eee
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Nan
Mary Manners
M's
Miss Manners
Penney’s
Enney’s
St Ence
Pele Enchia Rapids
Marquisette
Ody
J. C. Penney
Penney
Penney Days
Batiste
Uae
Axminster
Tony
J. G
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Frank Dunshee
Dunshee
Lake Leland
Mich
Chicago
Gilbert Doubrasky
Ransom Gould
Marion
Covington
Iowa National Guard
Kenwood Park
Clearlake
E. E. Pinney
Glenn Averill
E. H. Norris
N. K. Beechley
Thomas Devendorf
John M. Grimm
W. F Barcley
A.& Towne
Dorothy
Antonie Ziemund
Carl Hendrickson
Jack Spratre
Incoo
Jack Sprat
Powerrco
Bite-Way Food Stores
Cedar Rapids Division
B. Sack
Jack Sprat Unth
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Oranges Sunkist
Lemons Sunkist
Butter “R” Grocer, Ib
Alaska
Tunen
Jack Sprat Smite Club
Woc-Who
Marian McDonald’s Marketing
Ciba
Duster
Home Service Department
Iowa Soap Company
Burlington, Iowa
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