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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1933

Page

6

Who Will Make Camp Possible for Billy

The article calls for donations to Camp Good Health to support Billy and other youths unable to attend. It portrays Bill as weak and confined at home, dependent on funds for camp, food, and sunshine, and urges readers to contribute to the Cedar Rapids Gazette health fund. It notes Japan has about 800 active labor unions.

Bill Neess Marr BDI Mary Camp Good Health Fund Cedar Rapes

Reader letter irked by paper’s comic tone and word use

A reader scolds the Gazette for humor over substance. The letter mocks editors for misusing terms, urges real science knowledge, and asks for correct meanings of words like saloon, alcohol, narcotic, and chemical formulas. It closes with a signature.

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Progressive League Picnic For City Unemployed

The Unemployed Progressive League sponsors a Sunday picnic at Riverside Park inviting all unemployed residents. A basket lunch is encouraged and the event runs all day with games, prizes, and a children’s refreshments treat. Speakers include city council and Chamber of Commerce representatives. Willard Hayes and Mrs. Clare Nichols direct games.

Progressive League Riverside Park Chamber of Commerce Gomes Willard Hayes Clare Nichols

Will Rogers on American leadership myths in 1933

The speech fragment satirizes U S as overconfident in global power. It contrasts past histories with the idea that America leads while England, France, Japan, and Russia wield influence, arguing the world already moved without the United States before 1492 and that delegates overstate American control.

Etter Beverly Hills Calif America England France Japan Russia

Picnic Plans at Park Amid Rain forecast

Playground commission notes that residents without transport may call 4033 for details. If rain, the picnic will move to the old city auditorium.

Old City Auditorium

Gazette Plane Joins Des Moines Airport Dedication

The Gazette airplane will be flown to Des Moines by pilot Dan Hunter this afternoon to take part in the dedication of the Des Moines municipal airport tonight and Saturday. The American Legion sponsors the program featuring races contests and night flying with the Gazette plane scheduled for night flying participation.

Gazette Des Moines Dan Hunter American Legion

Evangelist Addresses Prayer Conditions at City Tent

Large crowd at Church of Christ tent on Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street heard evangelist W Carl Ketherside discuss prayer as a command and privilege. He urged praying for sinners only within God’s will, noting prayers align with promised outcomes after repentance. He planned another talk on “For What Can the Sinner Pray?” Meanwhile Mrs. Billa Cook of South English announced the marriage of her daughter Cleo to Sharon Brunk of Wellman in Sterling, with attendants Esther Good and Mahlon Lapp.

Church of Christ Fifth Avenue Seventh Street Carl Ketherside Evangelist Kethherside South English Billa Cook Cleo Sharon Brunk Wellman Sterling C. Good Esther Good Mahlon Lapp South English High School Goshen College

Brunk Bride’s Family Hosts Dinner After Iowa Visit

Mrs Brunk recently returned from South English Morcay for a wedding dinner hosted by her mother. Out of town guests included Mahlon Cook Mary McCarthy Rose and Alice McCarthy from Cedar Rapids and J White and wife from Kenia. Mrs Homer Wnger and Mrs George Reade plan a party at the Wenger home Saturday. Mr Brunk works for Maple Crest in Wellman planning to settle there. Tipton funeral services for Laura Ohlinger 74 held at son Henry’s home in Tipton burial in Masonic cemetery. Ohlinger died in Davenport where she lived with daughter Elizabeth Hoepner. Surviving children include Henry Tipton Ernest Candee and George San Jose. London factories resume operations.

Iowa Diinois Brunk South Engliish Morcay Nos Mahlon Cook Mary McCarthy Rose Alice McCarthy Dar Rapids J. ¥. White Kenia Homer Wenger George Reade Wenger Maple Crest Company Wellman Fauture Tipton Laura Ohlinger Henry Masonic Cemetery Ohlinger Elizabeth Hoepner Davenport Hoepner Ernesta Candee George San Jose

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