Four named honor campers at Wapsie camp
The Y M C A boys camp at Wapsie ended its first period with four honor campers Bill Kuhn George Gable Carl Ettinger and Paul Palmer earning extra camp days and a 75 mile motor trip. Nature study supervised by Paul Nissen with Mounts and Estley plus extensive bird hikes. Swimming events crowned Paul Palmer George Gable and others in heavy and lightweight categories. Boat races and track meets produced multiple winners including Gable Palmer and Tellier with river activities led by Elmer Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kuhn
George Gable
Carl Ettinger
Paul Palmer
Wapsie Y
Paul Nissen
Louie Mounts
Walter Estley
Mounts
Norman Ackerman
Bob Iverson
Jack Swan
David Keehn
Chuck Kennedy
Bill McVay
Ray Hayward
Bill Grady
Lawrence Grady
Riley Crawford
George Swartz
Bob Vetter
Bill Hills
Andy Palmer
Ralph Colby
Merwin Lucas
Monte Linkletter
Elmer Pycha
Joe Crawford
Scott Buchan
Robert Foster
Leonard Sterns
Louis Tichy
Howard Kiiker
Red Cord
White Cord
Clifford Adams
Bob O'Meara
Clinton Farrington
Homer Carley
Robert Gibson
Francis McIntosh
Eugene McIntosh
Bob Gibson
Bill Jacus
Dick Mackey
John Tellier
John Riley
Richard Mackey
Ping Pone
Hollerbeck
Elmer Nelson
Camp shack records of athletics and crafts details
Williams headed notes list events and results from a camp meet. Major wins include high jump and dash events with names such as Art Cramer Bill Jacus John Reid Eugene McIntosh and Carl Ettinger. Archery saw Paul Palmer lead with 68 points followed by Dean Wyatt 45 and Bill Jacus 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winters
Wayne McVay
Leonard Sterns
John Reid
Scott Buchan
Jack Swan
Richard Mackey
John Tellier
Ruby
Rover
Bill Jacus
Joe Crawford
Howard Kirker
Robert Gibson
John
Hallenbeck
Woodrow Hunter
Art Cramer
Eugene McIntosh
Don Mackey
Ray Hayward
Carl Ettinger
Ralph Kiska
Bill Jactis
Howard Kitker
Cabin 6
Cabin 3
Cabin 11
Bill Grady
George Swartz
Lawrence Grady
Ralph Colby
Robert Vetter
Arthur Cramer
Don Hersch
Paul Palmer
Dean Wyatt
bin Keehn
Sister Mary Vincentia Named New Superintendent at Mercy Hospital
Sister Mary Vincentia, long time Mercy Hospital faculty member in Kahspell Mont, begins work this week as superintendent of Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids. A trained nurse with post graduate study, she has twenty five years in hospital work and previously served as floor superintendent at Mercy in Cedar Rapids from 1924 to 1926.
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Mary Vincentia
Sisters of Mercy
Kahspell
Mont
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mary Vincentla
City playgrounds draw 9480 in first week archery schedule set
At a playground directors meeting 9 480 people visited the city six playgrounds in the first week of operation. Archery classes run through August 19 with west side Riverside park Tuesdays and east side Daniels park Thursdays. Various instructors named for different locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hayes
West Side
Riverside Park
George Taylor
East Side
Howard Heathman
Daniels Park
Sinclair Park
Marylin Franz
Roosevelt School
Miss Kirchner
Selfish Folk Forget When Fo Be Neighborly
Readers urge neighborly spirit and companionship for newcomers or lonely individuals. A brief letter discusses kindness over self focus and hopes for better matchmakers among social groups.
Going Steady Dilemma and Illness in Iowa City
Dear Miss Manners advises a teen to mingle with a crowd and enjoy diverse company rather than commit early to an older suitor. The second item reports Dr J E Luckey of Vinton, Iowa facing possible left foot amputation after gall bladder surgery at University Hospital, Iowa City, with hopeful recovery and plans for a second operation.
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Miss Manners
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Wapsie
Williams
Alfred Pigeon
Ralph
Erika Howard Hutchings
Bill Holmes
Arthur Raymer
Tom Wright
Marvin Licas
Edward Newrative
Homer White
O&m
MEA Service. Inc. Aeg
U.S
City Playground
Mary Manners
Cutieura
Potter Drug & Chemical Cora
Malden
Mase
Ferpricht
Craemer'’S
First Avenue
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