Christian Science Church Shows Gains
Boston reports progress of the Christian Science movement with fifty nine new churches and societies and six new university organizations. Writings of Mary Baker Eddy rose 66 percent in sales for 1936, amid rising public support and legislative interest in medical and religious freedom.
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Anne Adams Pattern 4434 Promotes Spring Sewing
Anne Adams pattern 4434 features a yoke capelet and three buttons with soft lines. The ad touts easy stitching, fabric choices, sizes 14 through 42, and a 16 size fabric estimate. It promotes the Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book and invites orders via The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
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New York
Mystic Forecast for This Day’s Burdened Course
For a stubborn obstacle or illness that may delay cherished plans feminine forces influence both anxiety and solace. A child born today may possess talents and social grace yet be sensitive introspective and not especially ambitious.
Students At Mt. Mercy Recognized For Outstanding Work
Mt Mercy students receive numerous honors including distinctions for academic excellence and high honors actions over multiple years. Names across departments including Catherine Jean, Dorothy Kelly, Dorothy Weber, Mary O'Meara, Agnes Bouska, Patricia Kelly, and Marcella Roushar appear among awardees for scholarship, music, athletics, and club participation.
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Haner
Maant Mercxy Tuner College
Peace
Ise Fatiensre
Sohatasnever Wich
Wich Borors
Catherine Jean
Toearka Kelly
Dorthy Weber
Lee Odonceil
Helen Jonas
Gersiege
Hemas Geraldine Rabe
Mary Tare
Ansoche
Mary Elizabeth Nelan
Betty Helly
Gwendolyn Weomer Horardi
Gerard Dolan
Mary Watt
Virgina Whitters
Dorothy Cherott
Helen Ann Lahey
Mam Teusse Jacobs
Catherine Arreche
Mary Alice Doran
Jeanne
Mary Marguerite Burke
Marvy Marsaret Strathman
Betty Id Eunice Boyle
Jeanne Youses
Mary McNamara
Miah
Patricia Burke
Catherine Carroll
Agnes Bouska
Ella Davin
Bette Giblin
Marian Grant
Carmel Ann Heffron
Kathleen Hogan
Mary Frances Husak
Eugenia Kelly
Patricia Kelly
Mary Irene MacLaughlin
Margaret McAndrew
Marie McAndrew
Veronica McGraw
Patricia McHugh
Margaret O’brien
Mary O'Meara
Mary Plamadore
Mary Jane Reilly
Marcella Roushar
Mary Sherbon
Eleanor Stallman
Gloria Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Dorothy Kelly
Dorothy Weber
Lily O'Donnell
State High School Association
Alice Rhodes
Iowa Science Club
Mary Dudgeon
Mary Louise Jacobs
Women's Athletic Association
Mount Mercy
Rose Ann Bulawa
Bridgetta Daly
Rita Ferreter
Dorothy Frambach
Madonna Hofer
Luella Marr
Gertrude McDonnell
Florence Sherbon
Calling All Dogs A Pompton Legend
A Pompton New Jersey dog tale recalls how a collie guided a drunken farmer home for years until a raid kept the gin mill closed one night, leaving the man sober and the dog biting him, a local legend the author notes as true in spirit.
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The Auguries for This Day by Genevieve Kemble
Genieve Kemble’s Auguries caution that lunar and mutual directions signal a difficult period. Obstacles and possible bereavement may hinder progress and delay activities beyond home life. Birthday individuals face a year at a notable threshold.
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Genevieve Kemble
Double squeeze seals contract in master point bridge match
Gordon M. Gibbs, president of the American Bridge League, faced a wealth of high cards in the Philadelphia master point tournament. After an unusual bid by Gibbs, his hand yielded a dramatic double squeeze that secured sevenNT contracts and a fulfilled contract despite partners and opponents misreading the layout.
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Manners Advice on Geniuses and Broken Marriage
A reader asks Miss Manners about high parental expectations and a husband who left. The columnist suggests taking stock and considers that happiness may lie apart from the unsettled marriage, while noting separation could be an option.
We Have Adopted Three Children From The Community
A couple shares that they have adopted three children, two girls and one boy, expressing deep affection and plans to tell them of their origin as they grow. They emphasize that a home without children is empty and hope others consider adopting homeless children.
Do Not Start Divorce Proceedings Too Quickly
Advice urges weighing the situation carefully before divorce. If there is no hope of him settling down to work and making a home, consider being without him. The guidance stresses bringing him to his senses and showing your value in the relationship.
Dear Miss Manners on Childless Couples Raising Pets
A reader argues that couples without children adopt a lifestyle mirroring parenting, noting they could not have their own children and describe their approach to family life and responsibility within a society that values childrearing.
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Miss Manners
City Briefs And Personals In Cedar Rapids 1937
William E Victorine travels to Chicago for a convention. A 1936 Ford V8 belonging to John D Greis was stolen in Cedar Rapids between 7 30 and 10 p m Sunday. B Teroning and H A Parish visited Cedar Rapids on business. A free archery class open to 16 and older will be held at Ellis park rance Tuesday at 4 90 pm. Volunteers of America to hold a tag sale on the first available Saturday, no date set until July 3. Mr and Mrs A L Taylor attended their son Lowell's graduation from the University of Iowa College of Commerce. A Cedar Rapids fishing party plans a weeklong northern Minnesota trip with Stanley Elias and others acting as chefs. Roosevelt chapter Aris to tllian Honor Society alumni picnic at Ellis park duck pond this Thursday at 12 30. Navy examiner J J Quinn to conduct enlistment exams at Des Moines recruiting station June 9. Mrs L J Smith announces garden schedules for week and urges use of home garden produce. Port of New York reports nearly a billion dollars invested in foreign trade facilities. Notice to destroy weeds issued for Cedar Rapids properties with detailed cutting schedule and penalties for noncompliance. Published June 7-8 1937.
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Navy
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Canada
David L. Williams
Earthquake Swallows Greek Village in Patras District
An earthquake in the Patras district of Greece reportedly swallowed an entire village in Athens area reports. Villagers heard rumblings at night and fled uphill as a crack split the village center. An hour later the crack closed leaving no trace of the settlement or its buildings.
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Greece
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