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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

10

Honor campers named at Wapsie Y camp in Cedar Rapids

One hundred seven youths returned for the second period as Billy Keehn Ben Drahovzal and Arthur Cramer were named honor campers. Honor campers will visit Davenport and Moline Y camps with staff. Monogram winners include Mickey Schoenbeck Howard Hutchings and others. Events, weather and camp activities detailed along with cabin leadership and a mock election.

Cedar Rapids Wapsie-Y Billy Keehn Percy Keehn Glenway Drive Ben Drahovzal John Drahovzal Arthur Cramer C. A. Cramer Fifth Avenue Davenport Moline Y Camps Billy Lattner E. J. Lattner Nineteenth Street Bob Bokorney F. L. Bokorney Johnson Avenue NW Dave Barry Owen T. Barry Ridgeway Drive Monogram Mickey Schoenbeck Howard Hutchings Edward Whistler John Boyce Calvin Jenkins Allan Thompson Carl Koehn William Geiger Martin Burke Robert Safely Jim Bowman Robert Rummell Jack Downer Bob Chase Harry Stumpf Jack Breedlove Raymond Stumpf Don Kensinger Mr. Mounts Georgia Billy Jacus Junior Robbins Lester Monroe Walter Haile Bob McDaniel Cabin No. 8 Larry Dennis Cabin No. 3 Allen Remy John Hollenbeck Art Cramer Dempsy Jones Homer H. White

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest at School Exercises

A short poem reflecting on parents watching children perform at school exercises. The speaker notes tired yet proud faces, the effort of weeks of teaching, and the hope that future trials will be met with grace. The piece ends with a hymn-like blessing and a wish for parental and divine approval.

Remark on knowledge limit by Dr. Sergius P Grace

Quote from Dr. Sergius P Grace asserts they will never reach the limit of knowledge. The remark reflects his view on human understanding and scientific progress.

Sergius P. Grace

Pencil Sharpening Feud Sparks Offbeat Exchange

Tolbert asked his wife if she minded his sharpening a pencil with her razor. The wife, still recovering, replied that after giving up on shaving she tried to write with the pencil. Hamburg records the quirky exchange.

Tolbert Huscae

Opening Session Coverage by Will Rogers and Delegates

Will Rogers recounts the opening session with remarks on speakers including Isadore Dockweiler and Senator Barkley. Barkley’s marathon-like keynote draws comment as a lengthy, facts-driven speech contrasting with other speakers’ alibis. The piece notes Barkley’s strong delivery and ends with a report from Strawberry Point on a Clay County Legion picnic at the state park despite rain, with 102 registered and remarks by local officials.

Barkley Strawberry Point Clayton County Legion Elkader Frank Junk Guttenburg Bernice Rust Fourth District Nashua Ameri Legion Thomas Tomsen G. W. Hunt F. E. Sharp

Beems Addresses Kiwanis Convention of Iowa Clubs

Clark A. Beems of Cedar Rapids spoke at the Kiwanis International sixteenth annual convention in Detroit. As governor of the Nebraska-Iowa Kiwanis district he reviewed Iowa chapters work and cited hundreds of community and welfare activities completed by Iowa clubs. He has led the Iowa and Nebraska delegations at Detroit.

Clark A. Beems Cedar Rapids Kiwanis International Detroit Beems Nebraska-Iowa Iowa Nebraska

Funeral held for Mrs Seth Rhines 22 in Fayette

Funeral services were held Tuesday at Wesleyan Methodist church Fayette for Mrs Seth Rhines 22 who died Sunday evening in an Oelwein hospital. She had been ill about a week and is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Durward Nadine her husband and five children.

Fayette Seth Rhines Oelwein Wesleyan Methodist Church A. B. Wilson

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