Luncheon Courtesies Mark Social Affairs
Social events highlight midweek hostess duties at Cedar Rapids Country Club and a private home in Minneapolis. Mrs Austin N Palmer of The Ausade hosted a Wednesday luncheon for friends followed by theater. Mr Palmer planned a Thursday card afternoon for about forty guests. Mic King Thompson hosted a separate Wednesday luncheon at 2048 Fifth Avenue SE in compliment to her mother Mrs May Byfield of Boone.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Austin N Palmer
Ausade
May Byfield
Boone
Thompson
Omundson Family Honored At Surprise Farewell Dinner
Mr and Mrs Clifford Omundson honored with a farewell potluck at James G Bennett home 2340 B avenue NE Monday evening before moving Friday to Elmhurst. Guests included Pearl Conrad Walter Denny Howard Martin Raymond Pollock Harvey Lyman Darrell Sawyer Derald Roland and George Stermin with Mrs Martin assisting.
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Clifford Omundson
Marilyn Ann
Frederick
James G Bennett
Avenue
Omundson
Elmhurst
Tll
Pearl Conrad
Walter Denny
Howard Martin
Myre Raymond Pollock
Harvey Lyman Vmroo
Darrell Sawyer
Derald Roland
George Sterm
Martin
Miss Elizabeth Wilcox Returns to Anne After Grandmother Visit
Miss Elizabeth Wilcox a student at Ilawa State College returns to Anne after visiting her grandmother Mrs Ida A Wilcox of the Commonwealth Apartments. Mrs Wilcox was erroneously referred to as Miss Wilcox's mother in Sundays Gazette.
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Elizabeth Wilcox
Ilawa State College
Anne
Ida A Wilcox
The
Commonwealth Apartments
Wilcox
Miss
Hartmans host Pendleton guests sisters from Oregon
Mr and Mrs Warren P Hartman of 808 Eighteenth Avenue SW host Mrs Hendrik R Veelberg and her daughter Sylvia of Pendleton Oregon. Mrs Hartman and Mrs Veelberg are sisters.
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Warren P Hartman
Eighteenth Avenue
Hendrik R Veelberg
Sylvia
Pendleton Ore
Howard Files to Visit This Thursday in City
Mr and Mrs Howard W Files of Minneapolis and their daughter Miss Marcia Files will visit here Thursday with Mrs Marcy B Files of the Carlton apartments and with his brother and sister in law Dr and Mrs Edward I Files 2618 Bever avenue SK The Howard Files are en route home after six weeks vacation in Mexico.
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Howard W Files
Minneapolis
Marcia Files
City
Mr Files
Marcy B
Carlton Apartments
Edward I
Bever Avenue
Howard Files
Mexico
Mrs Irons party heads east to New York then Toledo
Mrs Robert B Irons Jr and her daughter Emily Frances have left their grandmother Mrs Edward F Winslow at 2171 Linden Drive SE. They travel to New York City then plan to settle in Toledo after a few weeks in the east.
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Robert B Irons Jr
Emily Frances
Mors Irans
Edward F Winslow
Linden Drive
Mr Trans
New York City
East
New York
Toledo
Warren Waggeners Honored On First Anniversary
A first wedding anniversary party was held for Mr and Mrs Warren Waggener at 42nd Street Mount Vernon Avenue SE Monday evening. Guests included Lloyd Nelson Walter Pallet James Gossman Robert Pallet Judith Ellen Pallet Ola Mae Waggener Norma Nelson Maude Waggener William Waggener Carl Nelson and Lloyd Nelson Jr. Bunco and 500 were played with prizes to Mrs Gossman Walter Pallet Lloyd Nelson Jr. and Mrs Maude Waggener.
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Warren Waggener
Mount Vernon Avenue
Lloyd Nelson
Walter Pallet
James Gossman
Robert Pallet
Judith Ellen Pallet
Ola Mae Waggener
Norma Nelson
Maude Waggener
William Waggener
Carl Nelson
Bunco
Cultus Club Guest Day Program Scheduled at YWCA
Members of the Cultus club will entertain during a guest day program Thursday at the YWCA starting at 1 30 pm with a dessert luncheon. Hostesses include Mrs T B Yuill Mrs Jessie Canfield and Mrs R R Masberry. Mrs J Po Mitchell and Mrs G C Hover present a one act play.
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Cultus Club
Ywoca
T B. Yuill
Jessie Canfield
J. ‘Po Mitchell
G C Hover
Marriage of Irene Vac Stourac to Donald Contal
Announcement details the marriage of Miss Irene Vac Stourac daughter of Mr Milo Stourac and Mrs at 57 Twentieth Avenue SW in Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was March 21 at 4 pm at the bride’s home with Judge Herbert C Ring officiating. Attendants were Miss Margaret Ringler and William L Peshek. A family dinner followed and the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
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Irene Vac Stourac
Milo Stourac
Donald Contal
Charles Coutal
Cedar Rapids
Herbert C Ring
Moarcaret Ringler
Walliam LL Peshek
Coufal
Birthday tribute at 413 Fourth Street SW
Relatives gathered Monday evening to honor Mrs Grow on her birthday at 413 Fourth Street SW. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Morris Petersen, Robert and O Ville Petersen, Mr and Mrs Paul Bowser, Miss Diana Durber, Mr and Mrs Grow, and Cons Donald and Bilis.
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Semme
Lievd Grow
Fourth Street
Mrs Grow
Morris Petersen
Robert
O.ville Petersen
Paul Bowser
Diana Durber
Grow
Donald
Bilis
Friendship Circle Plans Dessert Luncheon and Rummage Sale
The Friendship circle of the King's Daughters will meet at 1:14 pm Friday for a dessert luncheon at Mrs Lee Ro Beetdsles home 1856 Davenue NE. They will then proceed to 93 Thre avenue SE to prepare for a rummage sale at that address Saturday.
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the King’s Daughters
Lee Ro
Davenue
Thre Avenue
Aunt Het Carved in Odd Doctor’s Advice
Fragmentary dialogue shows Aunt Het quip about a garele and distrust of changing medical advice, noting loss of faith if life lasts long enough. The line references threats and swabbing changes, reflecting quirky rural speech and humor.
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Garele
Madelyn Gardner Weds Dale E Young in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ray Gardner announces the marriage of Madelyn Gardner to Dale E Young at St Patrick's church Cedar Rapids Monday at 9 am. The bride wore white satin with inset bodice and carried Johanna Hill roses. Miss Celeste Dolan attended with a peach gown and talisman roses. The couple plans to live in Cedar Rapids after a short wedding trip.
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Ray Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Madelyn
Dale E% Young
Mro
George J Young
Pile
St Patrick’s Church
Celeste Dolan
George W. Young
Johanna Hill
Miss Dolan
Bernard Stark
E Avenue NE
Young
St Pawieks School
Mr Young
Palo
NOE
Dorothy Meb Laughlin
Dolan
Fourth Street NW
St Patrick's
Geraldine Stark
Francis Young
William Fieseler
The
Gas Company
Couiless
Greta Lee and Denny Hanson Birthday Party
Greta Lee Dick and Denny Hanson, children of Mr and Mrs Truman Hanson, celebrated at a joint birthday party for 37 guests at their home on Twenty seventh Street NEL. The event included refreshments at Dysarts with Mrs E A Dodge assisting. Guests included Helen Hampton and friends, Joan Rudin, Sheryl Stookey, and others.
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Nancy Onsen
Patty Weber
Joan Rudin
Sara Jane Whitcomb
Mrs Evelyn French and Charles E Stuart Wed in Norfolk Home
Miss Evelyn French of Norfolk and Charles E Stuart of Elgin IL married Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wil land FE Sweet 954 Twentieth Avenue SW Norfolk. Rev OC Garrette officiated. Out of town guests included Mrs Sweets sister Mrs William A Smith and Mrs Smith and Miss Lotuse Stuart of Elgin TH.
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Evelyn French
Norfolk
Neb
Charles E. Stuart
Lain, IL
Willand FE Sweet
Twentieth Avenue
Garrette
Sweets
William A Smith
Smith
Lotuse Stuart
Elgin
Industrial Girls' cabinet wall meet at Ansom supper
A cabinet wall meet for the Industrial Girls is set for Thursday at Ansom with supper. At 83 there will be instruction in soil dancing for all league members.
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Ansom
League
PTA Meeting Set For Arthur Dads Night Program
Arthur PTA will hold a Friday 7 30 p m meeting in the school for the annual dads night. William Burger leads the program with a new format. Mothers of 3B pupils supervise the special hour and refreshments with Mrs J E Killinger as chair.
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Arthur P Ot A
William Burger
JE Killinger
D. Denny
Dale Fry
S. L. Duncan
J Elliott Davis
Michigan U Alumni Dinner Planned At Commonwealth Tea Room
University of Michigan alumni and former students are invited to a dinner Friday at 639 pm in the Commonwealth tea room. Guest speaker will be Myre Ju que B Conger national president of the University of Michigan Alumnae association. Reservations contact Mrs Dwight Krumholtz or Ray C. Coutts.
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University of Michigan
Commonwealth
Myre Juque B. Conger
University of Michigan Alumnae Association
Dwight Krumholtz
Dial
Ray C. Coutts
Dinner Honors Mrs. Joseph Barta Jr At Roosevelt Hotel
Bridge club members gathered at the Roosevelt hotel on Monday evening to honor Mrs. Joseph Barta Jr who will soon move with her husband to Wellman A reception followed with two tables of bridge at Mrs Harold Pickerills home 2026 Country Club Parkway Prizes were won by Ms Floyd Knapp and Mrs E Bruce McConkie Others present included Mrs Lucian Clark Lillian Dinsdale Alfild Brandt and Mabel Scheibe
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Roosevelt Hotel
Joseph Barta, Jr
Women Voters Discuss Consumer Problems at Des Moines Conference
Members of the League of Women Voters met Tuesday morning at the Montrose hotel to discuss The Federal Food Stamp Plan and 12 Operation and The Consumer's and Retailer's Cooperative System in Operation Among a Group of Eastern Farmers. Mrs Jo P Rtlls presented excerpts from the discussion and led an open forum at the Des Moines conference on consumer problems.
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League of Women Voters
Montrose Hotel
Jo P Rtlls
Des Moines
Farewell Party Honors Helen Randa Before California Move
Twelve young women gathered at the Commonwealth tea room for dinner to honor Miss Helen Randa who will leave Thursday morning to relocate to California. Attending were the Misses Eleanor Root Jaycee Dearborn Edna Eggers Dorothy Pugh Dorothy Marine Virginia Slauson Vern Fern Jimmie Myrna Pumphrey and Hazel Cook.
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Commonwealth Tea Room
Helen Randa
California
Eleanor Root
Jaycee Dearborn
Edna Eggers
Dorothy Pugh
Dorothy Marine Virginia Slauson
Vern
Fern
Jimmie
Myrna Pumphrey
Hazel Cook
American Home Dept9 Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Luncheon
The American home department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club met at the club home Tuesday for a luncheon and program with 40 present. Mrs Gilbert Thompson presided and named a nominating committee including Mrs I L Owen Mrs Oliver S Wilson and Mrs Lee Eckert. speakers covered WPA home work reaching nearly 300 families, with Mrs A A Couser WPA home administrator, Miss Marvel Foster on arts club work, and Mrs Sucrette Crank describing Negro children's program at the Community House.
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American Home Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Gilbert Thompson
I. L. Owen
Oliver S Wilson
Lee Eckert
C C Hulhouse
WPA
A A Couser
Marvel Foster
Airts Club
Sucrette Crank
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Meeting Update
The Credit Women’s Breakfast club met Wednesday morning in the LaFayette club room with 26 members present. Mrs Lorna Fluengel opened the meeting. Miss Edith Lowe led the lesson and presented the treasurer’s report on the movie ticket selling campaign. Two guests attended, Mrs Irene Hanson and Mrs J A Michaelson of Ladysmith Wisconsin, visiting sister Mrs Inez Fisher of 237 Twelfth Street NW.
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Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
LaFayette Club
Lorena Fluengel
Edith Lowe
Irene Hanson
J. A Michaelson
Ladysmith
Wis
Inez Fisher
Twelfth Street NW
Cedar Rapids Coin Club Banquet and Exhibit at Montrose Hotel
The Cedar Rapids Coin club sponsors a Sunday banquet in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel starting at 12 30 noon. An afternoon program features talks and an auction of stamps and coins open to the public.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Guild luncheon notes from Peoples church group meeting
Twenty two members and forty two guests of the Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church met for lunch on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs WE Andre reviewed the book Religion Says You Can. Hostesses were Mesdames A B Steele James Shields George Klumpar Melvin L Welke Arthur E Shulck Henry Hauseman and Frank J Brejcha. The next guild meeting will be April 9.
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van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
Oke eeta Camp Fire Group Meets At Gardon Home
Twelve members of the Oke eeta Camp Fire group held a business session Tuesday at the home of their guardian Mrs. J. FE Gardon.
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Okeeeta
Quaker Girls Sponsor Fourth Nighters Dance Event
The Quaker Girls club sponsors the Fourth Nighters dance tonight at 845 in the YWCA. A local orchestra will perform for dancing.
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Quaker Girls’ Club
Y.wl. GA
Beta Sigma Phi hears Alma Turechek on music at Roosevelt
Members of Beta Jota chapter heard Alma Turechek of Coe College speak on music appreciation during their Monday night meeting in the sorority rooms at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Beta Jota
Beta Sigma Phi
Alma Turechek
Coe College
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Jeanne Lawler Honors Mrs Hepker At Dinner
Monday evening Miss Jeanne Lawler hosted a chili dinner at 1251 Elmhurst drive NE to honor Mrs Verne Hepker formerly Miss Janice Lancaster on her marriage March 17. The bride received a set of kitchen ware as a gift. Guests included Helen Humphreys Dorothy Lockridge Betty Hughes Helen Manley Lucille Baker Wanda Graves and Jean Severson.
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Jeanne Lawler
Elmhurst Drive
Verne Hepker
Janice Lancaster
Helen Humphreys
Dorothy Lockridge
Betty Hughes
Helen Manley
Lucille Baker
Wanda Graves
Jean Severson
Kappa Delta Mothers Club to Meet Thursday for Luncheon
The Kappa Delta Mothers' club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for luncheon at the chapter rooms. Mrs R M Threlkeld and Mrs A L Fuller will be hostesses.
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Kappa Delta Mothers’ Club
R M Threlkeld
A L. Fuller
Catholic Current Events Meeting Time and Place
The Catholic Current Events group will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the home of Mrs J H Jormann at 1959 Park Avenue SE.
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J H Jormann
Park Avenue SE
City Briefs report on local events and meetings
Weekly notices from Cedar Rapids area include a chicken dinner at Olivet and a Thursday wall meeting at Cedar Rebekah lodge No 494. Towns send word of officer elections, luncheons, and community talks with attendance expectations and location details.
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Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Wall
K.P Hall
Houdini Club President to Present Magic at First Lutheran
Ardeen, president of the Fox River Valley Houdini club of Wisconsin, will present a program of magic and illusions at the First Lutheran church at 8 p.m next Monday. The public is invited.
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Ardeen
Fox River Valley Houdini Club
Wisconsin
First Lutheran Church
Students to Attend Chamber Smoker Tonight
Vocational night school students across the city will join the Chamber of Commerce manufacturers bureau for a smoker at 7 30 this evening. Charles J. Herbeck chief engineer of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company will address the gathering.
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Manufacturers Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Herbeck
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
City Treasurer Extends Saturday Hours for Dog License Tags
The treasurer's office remains open all day Saturday to sell dog license tags. Costs are $2 for males and $3 for females with a $1 increase after April. Proceeds support the upkeep and operation of the Humane Shelter.
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Humane Shelter
Garage prowling reported in two city areas
Police were told of two garage prowling incidents on Wednesday. T A McGregor of 1525 Seventh Avenue SE reported goggles valued at 3 dollars taken from an unlocked car in an unlocked garage. Allen Rowell of 901 Ninth Street SW said a camera worth 25 dollars was stolen from his car. Thieves entered by prying a ventilator in.
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T. A. McGregor
Seventh Avenue
Allen Rowell
Ninth Street
First Lutheran Pastor to Speak at Sunshine Mission
The Rev Henry Scherer of First Lutheran will speak tonight at Sunshine Mission on The Constraint of Love with music by Lilian Opher Betty Lange Ruth Foster Iane Thompson and Tom Hinkin led by Bob Hinkin. Earlier Rev G S Hamilton of Lisbon spoke Tuesday night on Christ will give victory with music by Paul Patterson the Zier sisters and Bob Hinkin.
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Henry Scherer
First Lutheran Church
Sunshine Mission
Lillian Opher
Betty Lange
Ruth Foster
Iane Thompson
Tom Hinkin
Bob Hinkin
Keystone Magician to Perform at St Pauls April Fourth
Keystone the noted magician will perform at St Pauls Methodist church Thursday April 4 at 8 pm sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society. He will present magic and illusion including the French guillotine milk miracle East India needle eating and Chinese prayer checkers. Miss Connie Rosenkrantz oversees arrangements contact 2 8435 for more information.
Bank Auditors Meet in Des Moines for Iowa Conference
About 160 auditors and comptrollers attended the seventh quarterly Iowa Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. Speakers addressed wage hour law adjustments, bank operations, fiduciary relations, and regulatory questions ahead of the next Mason City meeting in June.
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Towa Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa Bankers Association
Marvin R. Selden
Merchants National Bank
S. F. Coquillette
I. A Holland
Washington State Bank
Washington
Ilowa
Thomas J Barclax
First National Bank
Mason City
Robert C Moods
Duaranty Bank and Trust Company
B P Olsen
Muscatine
Muscatine Bank and Trust Company
R. R Blair
Dubuque Bank and ‘Trust Company
Dubuque
Don C Witt
Oelwein
F. Warren Allen
Mr Olsen
The
Auditors Association
R Lo Carson
Des Moines
C. R Colton
Ottumwa
Fidelity Savings Bank
Ira LT
Hays
Council Bluffs
City National Bank
Spalding Miller
Waterloo
Waterton Savings Bank
Ketelsen
Court of Honor Nominates Eight Eagle Scouts at Roosevelt High
Troop 4 hosts Cedar Rapids area Scout Court of Honor at Roosevelt High School. Eight Eagle Scout candidates include Thomas McDonald Troop 3 Donald Maloney Troop 13 Russell Boyer Troop 30 John Miller Troop 38 and others. The program features Rev Father Tracy and Roosevelt band.
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Canopus Club
Arthur J. Nic
Cedar Rapids Area Council
Roosevelt High School
Thomas McDonald
Donald Maloney
Russell Boyer
John S Miller
Robert E. Wilbur
Dale Stambaugh
William Graham
Max Ramsey
M. J
Alburnett Juniors Stage Aunt Minnie From Minnesota
Alburnett high school junior class presents Aunt Minnie from Minnesota in the auditorium at 8 p.m. on March 28 and 29. Muriel Thomas plays Aunt Minnie with Eldon Burr as the city slicker and Paul Cooper also a lead. cast includes Arlene Jordan and others. Neva Anderson is stage manager and Eileen Wiles directs. Clyde Sanborn and William Culver elected Kiwanis delegates to the Minneapolis convention.
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the Gazette
Alburnett
Alburnett High School
Aunt Minnie
Minnesota
Muriel Thomas
Eldon Burr
Paul Cooper
Arlene Jordan
Maxine Hopker
Donna Roby
Kathleen Etzel
Louise Martin
Laurence Wenger
Eugene Stick
Charles Ri
Carl Arp
Five Year Veteran Awards and Scout Activities Highlighted
Five year veteran awards from R A Groom honor Arthur Ax mear William Kuda Leo Shulgin Harley Bowser Elmer Grissel H G Ramses Max Ramsey and William Graham to be presented by Fire Capt E A Milliken. First aid and health safety courses assigned to multiple Scout leaders across Troops 4 7 8 9 10 11 26 27 Pack 4 and Pack 26. Fred W Niesz to present 120 merit badges. Upcoming Scout events listed include safety merit badge courses April 4 11 18 25 at First Lutheran church senior Scout prom April 4 at Roosevelt hotel junior firemen April 6 at 9am, Scout Circus April 19 20 Memorial building board of review April 27 court of honor April 29 Franklin school textiles merit badge May 3 8 15 22 First Lutheran church Camp Waubeek opening June 23 canoe trip July 28 to Aug 11 and worlds fair trip.
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Arthur Axmear
William Kuda
Leo Shulgin
Harley Bowser
Elmer Grissel
H. G. Ramses
Max Ramsey
William Graham
E. A Milliken
George Glenn Stevens
Lawrence R- McKay
Francis E. Luse
John H. Brague
Robert W Cizek
John R. Britt
Robert C Moody
Loyd McKee
Verne Paustion
Ralph A Lawrence
James R. Orton
Robert A Hruska
Fred W. Niesz
First Lutheran Church
Roosevelt Hotel
Memorial Building
Board of Review
Court of Honor
Franklin School
Camp Waubeek
Kiwanians Vote Negative Winner In Debate On Govt Rail Ownership
Kiwanis members at the Montrose hotel praised the negative team in a Roosevelt high school debate on government ownership of railroads. Norman Hornum and Carl Arp argued the motion was false, citing financial failure graft and inefficiency under private control. Walter Montgomery and Doris Dunn defended the affirmative. Coach Harry Burmeister introduced the teams.
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Roosevelt High School
United States
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Walter Montgomery
Doris Dunn
Norman Hornum
Carl Arp
Harry Burmeister
Indians in Canada Are Minors Under the Law
A historical note states that in Canada Indians are legally considered minors under provincial and federal law, affecting guardianship rights, governance, and rights to make decisions on behalf of Indigenous communities. It outlines implications for status, land, and band governance.
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Canada
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Norden Kensington
Martin Anderson
Maye Lick
Fifteenth Street
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St Louis
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Star Scout Awards
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Jack Lorence
O. J. Elsenbast
Richard Rozek
Jimmy Dolan
Daryl Smith
Jack Hoffman
Richard Riley
Richard Naibert
Robert Ball
Bob Thorson
Rollen Broussard
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Thomas Kehn
Rex Conn
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Thomas L. Woods
Donald Lundquist
Jack North
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Dale Peyton
William Lawrence
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Dick Lewis
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Joachim Risk
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China
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