Local Music Contest Reveals Friday Program at Franklin
Miss Alice Inskeep announces the Franklin junior high audition program for a local music contest. Events list piano, violin, clarinet, cornet, and string ensembles with eight minute solos, plus a sub district meet in Monticello March 22 23 and 24. Judges include Mrs Moon Prof Russell Miss Paul and Mrs Ambroz. No local competitors noted in later numbers.
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Franklin Junior High
Alice Inskeep
Monticello
B J. Moon
Myron E. Russell
Iowa State Teachers College
Virginia Paul
Otto Ambroz
Grant High School
Mary Tremaine
Sibelius
Dorothy Blodgett
Washington High School
Gertrude Shoemaker
Liszt
Gladys Guttenfelder
Chopin
Jack Heskitt
Weber
Carl Ettinger
Parne
Don Kessler
Verdi
Franklin Junior High School
Charles Dulin
Old Kentucky
Clay Smith
Presto
Haydn
Blanche Stolba
Vern Elam
Morris Estes
Jean Beauchamp
Gaps Dance
Dorothy Check
Jacaquline Miller
Albert Weir
Richard Loftus
Jane Ellenss
Mendelssohn
Virsinia Ohmann
Norma Glass
Cornet
Grant_ high
Levy
Reed Group
Gavotte
Arline Skersick
Willam Hughes
Walter Fellenworth
Johnson Pupils Present Oriental Themed Operetta at McKinley
Johnson school students present the operetta Princess Chrysanthemum a fairy tale of courtship and tricks featuring a cast led by Kathleen Victorine Margaret Barngrover and Jean White The performance directed by Miss Arensa Bodholdt with Verne Jeffrey at McKinley school Friday at 7 45 p m A chorus of 150 fifth and sixth graders performs with a full cast of roles including princes emperors fairies and a wizard cat
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Princess Chrysanthemum
Johnson School
McKinley School
Kathleen Victorine
Margaret Barngrover
Herbert Penningroth
Prince So-Sir
Bill
Nolas
Emperor What-for-Who
Jean White
Perry Woodward
Prince So-Tru
Jean Files
Fairy Moonbeam
Bob Taylor
Mary Lou Rice
Janice Owens
Marvin Berg
Dick Lynch
Billy Graham
Wizard Cat
Lasswell
Tru
So-Tru
So-Sli
Saucer
So- Tru
Arensa Bodholdt
Verne Jeffrey
Scouts Meeting Nearing Under Regional Council
Scout Commissioner Chester S. Johnson will preside over the twelfth annual meeting of the Eighth regional committee of the Boy Scouts of America at the President hotel in Waterloo. Rev Nelson C. Dreier will lead an advancement discussion. Henry M. Files and E. M. Pinney will attend with Johnson.
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Chester S. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Scout Troop 15 Parents Night Program at Community House
Scout Troop 15 held its Parents Night at the Community House on Wednesday evening. Scoutmaster A W Schlumbohm led the event with George Marsh in charge, Ed Bovanek and Ed Rompot leading the opening ceremony, and W A Suthers and W E McFann giving talks. Emil Bovanek performed violin and Kenneth Crump played harmonica. Bob Adams spoke on what Scouting means to him. Tenderfoot investiture and candlelight ceremony were conducted by Dr Suthers and Troop members. Tenderfoot badges were earned by William Biederman Chester Gralund Gerald Ard Thomas Marsh and Frank Sebetka. Twenty five parents and visitors attended.
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Community House
A. W. Schlumbohm
George Marsh
Ed Bovanek
Ed Rompot
W. A. Suthers
W. E. McFann
Emil Bovanek
Kenneth Crump
Bob Adams
Dr. Suthers
William Biederman
Chester Gralund
Gerald Ard
Thomas Marsh
Frank Sebetka
Schlumbohm
Quote on thinking beyond vacuuming skepticism
A Frugal reflection attributes value to thinkers over mere action. Rev. William R. Kinder emphasizes the importance of thoughtful inquiry rather than simplistic skepticism, urging readers to pursue genuine thinking.
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William R. Kinder
Camping Program First Aid Contests Discussed At Meeting
The Cedar Rapids area council Boy Scouts outlined the 1934 camping program and annual first aid contests to begin tonight with east side troops in an elimination meet at Benjamin Franklin junior high at 7 30. Scout Commissioner C 8 Johnson presided at the March Scouters roundtable at First Congregational church Tuesday evening. Thirty five Scouters attended with speakers J W Walter ick H M Wies Kenneth Kent and R A Pfaff. Robert Kolarik contributed.
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Cedar Rapids
Rope-splicing and leathercraft program notes
Louis Mrstik demonstrated leathercraft while a dinner preceded the program. In first aid contests the west side elimination meet takes place at Woodrow Wilson junior high at 7 30 pm Friday with finals next Tuesday at 8 pm in the McKinley junior high school gym.
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Louis Mrstik
West Side
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
McKinley Junior High School
Mary Fest and Andrew Johnson Wed in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Mrs. Mary Fest of Troy Mills and Andrew Johnson of Arlington married at Cedar Rapids Monday evening. Rev. Frank Ward officiated. A wedding dinner was held at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Floyd, with about twenty guests. The couple will reside in Troy Mills.
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Troy Mills
Mary Fest
Andrew Johnson
Arlington
Cedar Rapids
Frank Ward
Jacob Floyd
Lords celebrate 56th wedding anniversary with family
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lord marked their fifty sixth anniversary on Tuesday with a noon dinner for their children and relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Austen Lord and two children of Indiana, Mrs. Vetter of Rock Island, Mr. and Mrs. George Lord, and Mrs. Cora Baird of Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth
J. M. Lord
Austen Lord
Indiana
Vetter
Rock Island
George Lord
Cora Baird
World and U S highway totals in early 1933
At the start of 1933 the world had 8,968,000 miles of highway, with nearly 4,000,000 miles located in the United States.
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United States
Nancy Page Teapot Holder Inspired by Little Women
Nancy crafts a felt teapot holder resembling a parrot from the tale of Little Women. She selects light blue and green felt for body and wings, adds yellow for beak and eyes, dyes white felt, and stitches with heavy embroidery silk following a printed pattern. Detailed directions available by sending three cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Nancy Page in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Nancy
Aunt March
Mmee
Weeg
Deanery
Polly
Nancy Page
Cedar Rapids
Sigourney Pioneer James White Dies at 92
Sigourney resident James White died at his home on Tuesday from pneumonia at age 92. He left a wife and three sons Bert Sigourney Ellsworth Kansas City and Ed California. The couple recently celebrated their seventieth wedding anniversary. White was a pioneer merchant in Sigourney, running a dry goods store. Funeral services were held Thursday led by Rev. W. A. Longnecker of the Methodist church.
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Sigourney
James White
Bert
Ellsworth
Kansas City
California
Will Rogers Says on Dillinger and Wall Street
Will Rogers notes two guards recaptured Dillinger after a Chicago surround, cites a South Dakota bank robbery and chase across three states, and ridicules Wall Street control bill debates by comparing it to farmer relief envelopes and betting sums.
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Gazette
Santa Monica
Calif
Dillinger
Chicago
South Dakota
Wall Street
Famous Piano Twins Snub Prince Consort in Budapest
Prince Henry of Holland enjoyed a Budapest concert by Lily and Emily Schwartz, renowned Viennese piano twins. An awkward interruption occurred when the prince spoke. the sisters apologized after realizing his identity, finishing their performance.
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Snub Prince Consort
Budapest
INS
Prince Henry of Holland
Wilhelmina
Lily
Emily Schwartz
Hungary
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