Encouraging Letters Boost Camp Good Health Fund Efforts
Letters received today for Camp Good Health show genuine care for ill children set to attend the June 14 camp. Donations include a $10 in memory of a baby, a Mount Vernon gift of walnuts, and stamps from a sick donor, with Central City sending scrapbooks for quiet campers. The Gazette notes the fund relies on public contributions to cover camp expenses.
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Camp Good Health Fund
Howard Hall
Hazelhurst
Wic
Mount Vernon
R. F. Avery
Tama
Als
Church of the Brethren
Central City
Camp Good Health
The
Gazette
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Belle Plaine Boys Hurt As Car Upsets
Three Belle Plaine youths were injured when their light roadster overturned five miles south of Belle Plaine on Tuesday night. Driver Eugene Hinkle 19 suffered cuts and bruises along with his passengers Donald McGrew 19 and Russell Shields 18 who sustained head cuts a knee sprain and severe back lacerations respectively. The injured were brought to town by Jerry and wife of Hartwick.
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the Gazette
Belle Plaine
Victor
Here
Eugene Hinkle
Harry Hinkle
Donald McGrew
O. H. McGrew
Russell Shields
W. W. Shields
Jerry Sherwood
Hartwick
Fifteen year old shoots father during family assault
Marian Ayres, 15, killed Frank T. Ayres, 47, chief boatswain's mate on the U S S Dallas, at a Poway area cabin after witnessing her father beating her mother. She told deputies she fired after seeing the assault.
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San Diego
Calif
INS
Marian Ayres
Frank T. Ayres
U. S. S. Dallas
Poway
Here
Sheriff's Office
Dave Gershon
Frances Ayres
Marian
Alvin
Mickey
Eunice
Gershon
Ayres
Manchester Auto Crash Victim Dies
Jerry Eaton aged 38 of Manchester died in a local hospital on Wednesday from injuries suffered when an automobile driven by Ray Flancher overturned three miles north of Manchester. Surviving are his mother Mrs. Mary Eaton of Edgewood five children Charles and Lois two sisters Mrs. Will Odell and Mrs. John Armstrong. his wife died a year ago.
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Manchester
Jerry Eaton
Ray Flancher
Mary Eaton
Edgewood
Charles
Lois
Grand Mound
Will Odell
Delhi
John Armstrong
Greeley
How Iowans Voted On Insurance Veto
Washington AP reports the Iowa house vote to override President Roosevelt on the veterans insurance act. Democrats Eicher Jacobsen Biermann Harrington joined Republicans Gwynne Thurston Dowell to override. Wearin and Gilchrist were not recorded.
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Iowa
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Eicher
Jacobsen
Biermann
Harrington
Gwynne
Thurston
Dowell
Wearin
Gilchrist
Miss Cornelia Oran Sky Weds Robert Fogel in Cedar Rapids
In the presence of relatives and friends, Miss Cornelia Oran Sky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oransky, married Robert Fogel of Cedar Rapids, son of Mrs. Robert Fogel of Kansas City, at the bride’s parents home. Dr. Moses Jung of Iowa City officiated. The couple will reside at 1935 Bever Avenue SE after June 15.
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Herman Oransky
Second Avenue SE
Robert Fogel
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Moses Jung
Iowa City
Montrose Hotel
Mrs. Fogel
Bever Avenue
Whites Spend Holiday With Iowa Hosts
Mr and Mrs August Bean of 1004 First Street SW hosted over the holiday Mr and Mrs F E White of Kadoka South Dakota and formerly of Cedar Rapids During the visit they called on Mrs White's mother Mrs J White of Monticello and her brother G H Lutz at 516 Cobbon Court SE
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First Street
F. E. White
Kadoka
S. D
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Peter H Hilman Retired Auctioneer Dies After Illness
Peter Henry Hilman retired auctioneer died at his home 834 Third avenue SE at 10 20 pm Tuesday after a brief illness. Born February 22 1849 in Bielafelt Germany he came to the United States at age five. He married Nellie Mayer August 10 1873 in Monroe Wisconsin she died in April 1926. Surviving his son Charles F Hilman of this city. Funeral at Turner chapel 4 pm Thursday conducted by Father R J Campbell burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call.
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Peter Henry Hilman
Third Avenue SE
Bielafelt
Germany
Monroe
Wis
Nellie Mayer
Hilman
Lutheran Church
Charles F. Hilman
Turner Chapel
R. J. Campbell
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Caroline Maricle Dies at 82 in Waterloo
Mrs. Caroline Maricle 82 moth er of Walter E. Maricle street commissioner of Cedar Rapids died May 27 at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo after a week long illness. She lived most of her life in Waterloo winters in Cedar Rapids with her son Walter and family. Survived by two other sons Amos R and Charles F both of Waterloo a daughter Mrs. R F Farrington Mechanicsville twelve grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Funeral was held in Waterloo Westminster Presbyterian church Saturday at 3 pm with six grandsons as pallbearers. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery Waterloo.
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Walter E. Maricle
Cedar Rapids
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Walter Marile
Walter E
Amos R
Charles F
R. F. Farrington
Mechanicsville
Waterloo Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Obituary: Lou Smith of Cedar Rapids Dies in Los Angeles
Lou Smith formerly of Cedar Rapids died May 30 in Los Angeles after a short illness. He is survived by four sisters and was a member of the Odd Fellows. His sister Mrs Eva Gassmund of 2146 Avenue NW conveyed the notice.
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Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
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Eva Gassmund
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The
Odd Fellows
Delta Doctor Handover Ends 21 Years Practice In Delta
Special to The Gazette Dr D L Grothaus turned over his Delta practice Tuesday to Dr Chester Demeree of Dysart after 21 years. Grothaus began his work in Delta after earning a University of Iowa degree and he and wife active in church and community life. He served on the school board and town council while Mrs Grothaus participated in Eastern Star church work and the Delta Woman's club.
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DELTA
D. L. Grothaus
Chester Demeree
Dysart
Grothaus
University of Iowa
Eastern Star
Delta Woman's Club
Riot injures score at Little Falls laundry strike
In Paterson New Jersey a riot at the Little Falls laundry plant drew about 250 workers and an equal number of strikers into a melee injuring twenty to thirty people, with several seriously hurt and fifty cars damaged. Police used tear gas bombs and firemen sprayed water to end the clash. three women were taken to hospital with serious injuries.
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Paterson
N. J
INS
Little Falls
Delinquent Tax Sale Postponed To July 30
Linn county's delinquent tax sale moved from April 1 due to no bidders. County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek postponed it again to July 30 at 10 a.m. for lack of bidders.
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Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Notice to Sell Real Estate In Receivership Iowa 1937
District Court of Iowa Linn County hears application by D W Bates Receiver of Iowa State Savings Bank Cedar Rapids to sell two parcels in Linn County under private sale terms 900.08 cash and 0 contract with bids reviewed June 8 1937 at Cedar Rapids Court House. Objections may be raised by depositors creditors stockholders or interested parties.
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Jos. Mekota
Welter R. Hutchinson
Pity The Woman With Tantrums For Attention
A household tale explains a wife feigning nerves for spotlight, upsetting her husband and friends as she seeks attention. The letter from Dear Miss Manners follows with guidance that a 50 year old woman should pursue happiness, children aside, and decide for herself about marriage.
Dear Miss Manners Neighborly Advice
Be courteous but not too friendly with neighbors. If you seem too friendly with one, others will hate you. Treat all alike and distantly, avoid involvement, make friends elsewhere, mind your own business, and you should get along.
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Linn Rural Schools Hold Commencement Thursday
A class of 225 rural eighth grade pupils will receive high school entrance certificates Thursday at 10 a.m. in the Linn county schools commencement exercises at McKinley High School auditorium. Miss Jessie M. Parker of Des Moines will give the principal address. County Superintendent Walter A. Shupp will distribute the diplomas. Rural students will present a program.
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Ruth Blome
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Roy Schwiebert
Marjorie Smith
Fan Manatt
Will Park
Gen Schwiebert
Linn County Schools
McKinley High School
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
Jessie M. Parker
State Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Walter A. Shupp
Doctor's Prescription for Liquor Habit Alcoban
A doctor's prescription once used to treat drinkers is now sold as Alcoban. It is non habit forming and can be taken with tea coffee or food to curb liquor cravings and rebuild resistance. Many families hailed as loved ones return to usefulness. Money back guarantee. Sold by May's Cut Rate Drug Store and other druggists.
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May
Alcoban
Exploring Minds and Morals in Curiosity
The piece argues science informs moral choices and society over individual interests. It questions gendered transit fare routines and wind chill effects, illustrating everyday inefficiencies and social behaviors through dialogue and examples.
Irvin Cobb and the Cocked Hat Notion Debunked
A brief note reports Irvin Cobb challenging the idea that weather alone explains body warmth. The item suggests wind speed influences perceived temperature by accelerating skin evaporation and cooling.
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Irvin Cobb
Writers Born or Made Debate by Mr Cobb
The excerpt argues both sides of talent and effort in writing. It quotes Mr Cobb noting some people are born with aptitude, others must work hard, and many quit. The heredity environment view is treated as a fair framework for understanding writing ability.
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Cobb
Mine Sit Strikers To Return To Work
The 550 miners who staged an eight day sitdown strike at Superior Coal company's Wilsonville mine will return to work pending settlement talks. Dwight Wilcox, the mine superintendent, said negotiations will address the grievance over division of available work among employees.
Lake Mills Man To Head Iowa Bankers
Sam R. Torgeson of Lake Mills was elected president of the Iowa Bankers Association. W. W. Johnson of Cedar Falls was named vice president and Andrew Jensen of Creston was elected treasurer.
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Lake Mills
Iowa
Sioux City
Sam R. Torgeson
Iowa Bankers Association
W. W. Johnson
Cedar Falls
Andrew Jensen
Creston
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