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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1939

Page

30

Deaf Iowa Couple Share Life Behind Silence

Carl W. Osterberg and his wife in Cedar Rapids live a full life as deaf hosts and neighbors. Osterberg, deaf since birth, follows baseball games via his upstairs friend L. W. Rose using sign language relays. They attend deaf church services, speak through sign, and communicate with vivid hand motions, including a signal for home run. He notes pride in signs learned from Helen Keller meetings and highlights the challenges of insured liability due to his deafness. Red warning lights on their doorbell announce visitors.

Eighbors Carl W. Osterberg First Avenue NW Osterberg L. W. Rose Rose Mr. Osterberg Iowa National Fraternity of the Deaf Carl Osterberg Julius Baerthel Cedar Rapids Helen Keller Church For the Chicago St. Paul’s Methodist Church Denver Grace Episcopal Church New York City Los Angeles Miami Osterbergs Thompson L.W. Rose

Household Finance offers personalized 100 loan with flexible terms

An advertisement outlines a $100 loan from Household Finance payable in monthly installments. The plan allows repayment adjustments, no co signer, privacy, and quick availability the next day. It highlights a sample: $10.07 monthly for 12 months or $6.74 monthly with larger upfront payoff, plus total cost guidance and a repayment table.

Living in New York Shapes a Raider’s View of the City

A narrator recalls two years with neighbors who never met, a fatal airplane crash involving Robbie, the widow and daughters in California, and a long view of New York City. He credits the city for friendships with Odd McIntyre Albert Payson Terhune and Frank Markey, while noting both crooked and sincere people along Broadway. The piece ends with a fond, resolute attachment to New York as home.

Robbie California Faith New York Broadway Odd McIntyre Albert Payson Terhune

Schluntz Earns Master of Science in Natural Gas Research

Kenneth Schluntz son of Mr and Mrs C H Schluntz of Robins received his master of science degree at Pennsylvania State College after two years in the petroleum and natural gas engineering department His research on natural gas served the American Gas Association where he held a two year fellowship He graduated from Coe College in 1937 After visiting Robins he will depart June 22 and July 3 to join Shell Oil company in Tulsa Oklahoma on production engineering duties

Kenneth Schluntz C. H. Schluntz Robins Pennsylvania State College Petroleum and Natural Gas Schluntz American Gas Association Coe College Tulsa Okla Shell Oil Company

Dual Nature of Cap the Dog and Tabby the Fox

A sheriff's dog Cap shows a tolerant side as Tabby the fox joins his yard. Tabby, once a threat, now mews for attention and steals bites of Cap’s meals while Cap dreams of prey. Tabby keeps to a limited range, burying food and awaiting a chain as teeth sharpen.

Cap Jim Smith Tabby

Fourth of July Celebration Promises Big Cedar Rapids Crowd

Hanford post of the American Legion gears up for a July 4 festival at Hawkeye Downs aimed at 20 000 Cedar Rapids area residents. The lineup includes free barbecue with 3000 pounds of ox, AMA motorcycle races with top prize money, carnival midway, free vaudeville, and a large fireworks display, with advance tickets to ease gate congestion.

Hanford American Legion Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids Johnny Fryrear Bill Dutrt Fryrear AMA The Legion Midwest Fry Rear

Dixie Clipper Back Completes Transatlantic Route Run

Pan American Airways Dixie Clipper arrived at its base on Saturday completing a transatlantic flight over the companys regular route from Europe via the Azores. The report notes the aircraft, formerly the PAA 21, completed the return leg to Port Washington New York. Orientals tie a silken thread around a mantis body to guide its movements as the insect learns to take meat bits offered.

Port Washington N. Y Pan-American Airways Dixie Clipper Europe Azores

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