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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1938
Page
27
Teddy a collie fox terrier crossbreed, once crippled by a fractured hind leg, regains health after splint treatment. John Crooks, 9, received Teddy three years ago. the dog protects and accompanies him, answering to car horn calls and even outsmarting a deputy dog catcher during a playful chase.
The Czech summer school runs from June 20 to July 22 with classes at Hayes and Bohemian school buildings led by Miss Jaroslava Holub Marie Chmelicek Marie Hlubucek and Henry Jambor An additional kindergarten class for ages 5 to 7 will open at Hayes School with at least 25 children to enroll Parents should notify Emma Felter or Joseph Holub etc Bohemian Dramatic association plans to perform The Lark in Clutier directed by Frank Sykora with listed cast and chorus C S A diamondball vs Jan Hus I O O F at Ellis Park on June 16 followed by picnic supper Open Sokol Camp June 19 at Cedar River Anna Naprstek lodge meets at Riverside park pavilion Cedar Rapids lodge Z C B J meets June 22 after postponement Cedar Rapids C S A central committee plans for June 14 at C S P S hall
The committee in charge of C. S. A. Miller Park will convene an hour earlier to discuss summer plans. The meeting aims to finalize activities and improvements for the season.
Dr L Rich and L R Peterson from Fort Wayne Indiana bought a plane in Lincoln Nebraska, battled an in-flight fire, and made a forced landing in a nearby wheat field within half an hour. They extinguished the flames, the aircraft nosed over on landing and was badly damaged, but neither man was hurt.
Nineteen candidates received the third degree Wednesday night at Jan Hus lodge I O O F No 19 with ten from Ely lodge and nine from Jan Hus lodge. Clarence Off Iowa grand master attended and spoke on the Jubilee at Cedar Rapids May 19. Refreshments followed the ceremony.
Veterans of the Thirteenth Railway Engineers of the American Expeditionary Forces meet in Cedar Rapids for their ninth annual convention June 17 to 19 with headquarters at the Roosevelt hotel. About 500 attendees, many from Cedar Rapids and Marion, will attend registration Friday and Saturday. a banquet, floor show, and dance are planned, with a joint memorial service to close.
Rep. Hamilton Fish of New York introduced a resolution to forbid the United States from entering secret treaties. He cited a published clause in the 1917 U S Japan treaty granting Japan special interests in China as a motivating example.
An armed insurgent trawler seized the Norwegian steamer Rinda bound for Calcutta with passengers and cargo and towed her to Ceuta in Morocco on Friday night.
Cedar Rapids Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold annual memorial at 2:30 p m today in First Evangelical Church First Avenue and Third Street W Rev Gordon Dale Cox of Ottumwa deputy grand master to give main address Invocation and benediction by Rev George A Stauffacher J J Hanus to deliver eulogy Cedar Rebekah lodge No 494 leads Rebekah service Betsy Ross Theta Rho Club No 2 will perform candlelight service with vocal duet by Henrietta Seabrooke and Lillian Heral Accompanist Olga Chramosta Thomas Wildey Junior lodge No 2 members serve as assistants
All three Odd Fellow lodges and all four Rebekah lodges of the city will take part in the services. Local officials and members will gather to honor the deceased with a joint religious ceremony and procession.
Roger W. Babson, economist, urged Babson Institute graduates not to marry now. He said opportunities are lower than earlier classes and encouraged accepting any job, delaying marriage until life is clarified and a compatible partner is found. He highlighted the value of starting a small own business as a lasting path.
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