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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

2

Cedar Rapids High Schools Hold 1939 Commencement

Dr Earl E Harper Simpson College will speak at the Cedar Rapids four high schools commencement held at 8 p.m. in Memorial Coliseum. Franklin leads graduates with 117 followed by Roosevelt 104 McKinley 94 and Wilson 57. The Roosevelt orchestra and chorus directed by William Vesely and Ruth Miller will perform. Diplomas will be presented by school principals.

Earl E. Harper Simpson College Indianola Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum Harper America Franklin High Roose McKinley Wilson Roosevelt Senior High School William Vesely Ruth Miller Athalia Mendelssohn Mozart Bach Tschaikowsky Max Krone Jack Parrish Roosevelt High Barbarosa Barnhart Jean Anderson Arthur Deamer Dr. Harper Fred J. Kluss Roosevelt W. L. Paxson Jennie E. Post M. S. Hallman Franklin James B. Hodgson Alice Inskeep Roger Vers

Charm and intellect in a young woman as balance

Dear Miss Manners column features Jean, a once bookish girl now embracing charm and youthful charm. Advice from readers Joe and Lola covers domestic roles and marrying someone with tuberculosis attitudes.

Jean

10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette

A Cedar Rapids G A R officer Watson Risden was elected senior vice commander at the Iowa encampment. John Stratton of Creston named commander. Travelers Mr and Mrs E H Shuttleworth plan an extended trip through the Black Hills Yellowstone Canada to California. Frank Stepanek named secretary of the Iowa Title association at Newton convention. Mrs E J Larimer and daughter Helen leave for Haverhill Mass to meet Miss Margaret Larimer. Verne Marshall promoted to second lieutenant in the quartermasters corps National Army. Mrs St Clair Moore to Camp Humphreys Va to visit husband before overseas service. Capt W H Styt on honored at Country Club dinner by war activities bureau. Lucile Stookey to Washington DC for government job. Charles Fletcher named president of Denver Stock Yards Bank. Coe College baccalaureate sermon delivered by William Wilbeforce Smith. Lisbon storm cripples Linn county power plant and cuts light water, damages farms. Etta Regnet returns to Cedar Rapids from Van Horne for summer vacation.

Watson Risden Cedar Rapids Cook Post Iowa Iowa Title Association Newton E. J. Larimer Helen Haverhill Mass Margaret Larimer Bradford Academy Verne Marshall the Gazette Iowa National Guard Quartermasters Corps National Army St. Clair Moore Camp Humphrey Moore Isaac B. Smith Country Club W. H. Styton War Activities Bureau Coe College First Presbyterian Church William Wilbeforce Smith Coe Linn County Lisbon Etta Regnet van Horne

Make This Model At Home Pattern by Anne Adams

Anne Adams offers pattern 4822 for slips and panties with high or low cuts and a flattering bustline. Available in misses and women's sizes. price fifteen cents for the pattern, book, or both. send size name address and pattern number to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department 17Th St New York

Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People

The poem portrays Edgar A. Guest as a writer who valued wealth and fame over kindness and honor. It contrasts calculated self improvement with the moral lesson that true character comes from internal desire and design, not luck. A fragment on a coronation error follows, noting an aging Archbishop of Canterbury trembling during Edward VII’s ceremony.

Edward VII England Achbishop Canterbury

Christian Science Annual Session Reports Growth and Warnings

Boston, Mass. The First Church of Christ Scientist board warns nations against governments driven by selfish ambition. The Mother Church reports growth, debt freedom, and higher standards for periodicals. Ralph Hastings Knapp elected president. Edward Ripley and Ezra Palmer reappointed as treasurer and clerk. The directors urge upholding civil rights and religious freedom while Mary Baker Eddy’s legacy funds and libraries expand. Augustus Norwood condemns medical regimentation and defends spiritual healing rights.

Boston Mass First Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science Board of Directors Christian Science Movement Ralph Hastings Knapp C. S. of Needham Mary Baker Eddy School of Medicine Christian Science

Mindful Answers From Elven Science

A quoted author notes that science cannot resolve all moral questions yet guides social rights over individual ones. A man claims to lie to spare a woman's feelings but is usually protecting himself. A family dialogue on hair inheritance discusses genes and determiner concepts.

Do Women Trust Women Or Do They Lie First

Gelett Burgess, founder of the Bro mide Sulphite theory of human nature, doubts any woman is fooled by another woman's lies. He suggests women expect lies from each other more than men, while a man lies only as a last resort and a woman uses deceit as a first aid.

Gelett Burgess Burgess Coprright

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C.R. High Schools Ves LeRoy Andrie Virginia E. Baker Martin J Behel Evelyn_ Benjamin Jack C_ Benson Agnes Bock Ruth E. Brammer Clarence R Brockman Edna Lorraine Castek Myrie Keith Cheney Jean Cunningham Guy Eugene Curran Rae Marie Detlerse Marie Detlefsen Richard Wills Dicht Alan L. Nelson Warren Erbe Jonn Loran Neuhaus Winifred Erbe Jerome R. Nixon Frances Euken Dorothy G. Nolan Gilbert D. Fattte Marie E. O'Neill Birdie Emily Fial Margaret Patterson CeCilla Finis Edwin M. Plifiner Leonard Fuller Stiernence Arthur E. Funk Lillian Gran Annie E. Orless Rudy Grubich John C. Henningsen Kathleen Henningser Blanche M, Horacek Irene Hospodarsky B. Jane Hulbert Frances Ann Ingran Carl E. Johnson Carl Gust, Johnson Faye Orica Johnson Kent F. Johnson Edna M. Jungjohan Earl M. Kee Lenora H, Kelley Catherine Kennedy Robert Robert S. Adams Luella Ruth Allen Steven Barwla James H. Beers Helen _O. Blakey Don E. Book Naida Jean Bradley Elmer M, Bruce Florence M, Burger Martin V, Burke Duane A. Cec Bernice P Chinaosk Janes W. Clark Donald Clement Jack Edward Coler Felice Cortez Cleo Cubbison Hush Jutter Osgaett Dale D. Davis Lella Mary Derby Helen F, Dmitryk Lucille M Dbubisher William P. Duffy Nireinin Dunker Thomas WW 1, Kleonch Marenret Fornanp Henrietta Krutdenier Betty Mae Lanee Janice L. Larson Shirley J. Larson Vernon W Laton Jim C. Leedom Marie E. Lightfoot Donald S. Lowe Jonn M Lyon Bernadine Martin Edwin L Marx Ivan Dale Mathis Richard J, Micheal Maxine V Miike Berle J. Miller Jeanne R. Miller Dorothy M . Navrati Williams, Naylor Virginia J, Nemecek Mildred Newmeister James O'Connor Roy A. Olson Ruth £, Pearson Edward C, Person Lumur Pleshek Godfrey J Plotz Kathryn B, Pohorsky William Currell Betty M. Baker Tzetta Mae Debe Darlene Baker Andrew J. Doran Ruth Baker Robert A. Doran William H, Barton Hugh C. Dorrien, Fr. Ralston C. Barnhart James Drew Merilyn Barthalmey Wesley F. Dusck Flora Mae Barton Herbert L. Eckert Robert N. Belcher Myrle A. Edwards Eunice Bender Willam A, Emerson Frances E. Benson William P, Encel Jr Rae Blodgett Margaret FP Fortsch Mildred M. Boardman Elizabeth Reid Gace John Bready William H. Gage Albert Brennaman Archie L. Gardner Thomas J. Brice Richard V. Good Betty M. Busenbark Walter T. Grady Evelyn M. Caliier Patricia L. Graves Marjorie M. Conley Edna Mae Hardy Winifred Cornthwaite Mary Hall John 8 Craft Elizabeth Hamilton Melvin Cram Lucile L. Hamlin Edwin R. Hansen Car Heinen Mary E. Helfenstir Agnes Hermanek Edward F Horak Jeanne Hruska Mary Jane Huber Thomas A. Hughe Richard A James R. Jensen Myron Jensen Marian Jeppesen M Robert L Johnso Michael A, Kanellis Willam D, Kempter Don G. Kensinger Margaret Kikends Jean Eleanor Kille Donald King BU J Lattner Richard Loepp Mary K Lubbock George R Ludlow Kathryn Lynch Betty Lzlcar Perry K. McCollist John D, McDowell Howard R. McGuire James S McPartiani William J McPartland Stanley R. Meek Frances A Murdock Mary Jane Murdock Kathryn J Owen Claire A. Porter Elizabeth Ann Priban James E. Ralston Barbara L, Ramsey Richard 8 Reed Harlane, Rice Gerald E. Roberts Elizabeth L, Rodgers Donald M. Ross Jeanne Rowe James Rozek Patricia Jane Salter John Scherer Lorraine K Schillis Patsy Schirmer Pauline M Schmidt Betty Jane Seysler Alice M_ Shipton Helen M. Smetans Robert N. Smith Elizabeth M. Sommer Dorothy E. Speake Elizabeth J Stauffer Marcella I. Stepanek Vernon C Stevens Marjorie Sullivan Nee TENEX ENEX Feg Tenex Mary Manners Miss Manners Joe T.b Lola THE Charles Fletcher Cedar Rapids Savings Bank Denver Stock Yards Bank Edgar A. Guest the Poet of the People Jong Dot Mother Smith Mullins Steel H. B. Lutes Ave Loyd English A Ave Joseph Kushner & Coq St. SE Joseph Kushner 2Nd St. SE Gazette 16Th St. SE L. Duncan 10Th St. SE Anna Smrchek C Ave 5Th Ave W. H. Gardner Floyd Turkle 3Rd Ave Bucheanan Carline Lewa Dr. Wiccam A. E. Wissam
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