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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1937

Page

28

Chance to Name Your Hero or Heroine for Prizes

Readers are invited to write 100 to 200 words naming a hero or heroine with reasons for admiration. Entries must be delivered or postmarked by midnight May 7 and include name, age, school, town, and parents. Prizes award $1 per age group with final judging by the editors of THE JUNIOR GAZETTE.

Junior Gazette Mary Jones Willow School Nomansland Iowa John Jones Edgar Hoover Amelia Euthart Albert Einstein Ginger Rogers Margaret Mitchell Elmer Layden Bob Feller Shirley Temple THE

Movie Guide Picks and Family Friendly Films

This section lists films including Parade with Phil Regan and Frances Langford, Duke Ellington and Eddie Duchin orchestras, The Man Who Could Work Miracles with Roland Young, Wake Up and Live with Walter Winchell, plus Mother Nature's Trick. It notes benefits for school library and church use and adds a brief poem about April snow. Joan Kanak submitted from 7B2 Cedar Rapids.

Phil Regan Frances Langford Pert Kelton Duke Ellington Eddie Duchin Ively Roland Young Walter Winchell Ben Bernie Winchell Bernie Patsy Kelly Ned Sparks

Quiz How's be pv here WHIH

A playful quiz item lists six true false prompts and a memory challenge about public figures places and events, including a prize prize. The text prompts readers to answer true or false and to name the Dionne quintuplets from memory.

Sea Made Men: Gloucester Sailor's Rise Told for Youth

A book review promotes spring and summer reading for youths. The Sea Made Men tells Gohemy Law's oceanic journey from teen sailor to captain, highlighting practical training and integrity as key values.

Roger W Babson Elisabeth Alling Revell Roger Babson America Gohemy Law Gloucester John Randolph Eaic Horatio Alger James Bromwell Franklin Senior High Cedar Rapids

Ace Model Club Sponsors State Contest for Iowa Youth

The Ace Model club of Marshalltown invites eastern Iowa youths to a state wide model airplane contest with junior and senior divisions. Prizes go to the rubber powered plane that stays aloft longest using an official model. Entries may request complete details by writing to 19 South Center Street Marshalltown. Two state championship trophies will be awarded.

Iowa Ace Model Club of Marshalltown Ace Model Club South Center Street

Squirrels Put in Care by Rohrig Children Near Aurora

Road owners Lorraine Joyce and Donald Rohrig share a farm life experience with three abandoned baby squirrels found by their father while he cut trees. Mrs. Rohrig feeds them with a medicine dropper, the trio learns quickly, and the tame pets nest in a kitchen basket as the children anticipate an active summer with their new companions.

Lorraine Joyce Donald Rohrig Frank Rohrig Aurora

Sunset prose poem hints at moonlit romance

At sunset the sun hides behind purple peaks flooding the samp with fiery glow for his sweetheart the moon gliding in silvery splendor from the east mountains nod in twilight Elizabeth Mobry 18 years old appears in a dated poetic fragment with a name and age attached.

Moon Elizabeth Mobry

Charcoal Artist James Crider Builds Path in Drama

James Crider, 16, of Belle Plaine high school, has parallel talents in sketching and dramatics. He studies at Cum ming Academy of Art, contributes to stage design, posters, and costumes, and plans a career in commercial art aligned with theatre. He has exhibited works, earned poster prizes, and leads decorating committees for school events.

James Crider Belle Plaine James Cumming Academy of Art Des Moines Jimmy The Purple Masquers Iowa City A de Molay

Cedar Rapids Youth Critics Spotlight On Sleeping Beauty

Cedar Rapids pupils in the Junior League critique a school presentation of The Sleeping Beauty. The reviews identify strongest actors and most effective scenes, reflecting sharp, youthful insight into performance quality and timing.

Cedar Rapids Hollywood Cedar Rapids Junior League

Readers react to Sleeping Beauty play at Roosevelt school

Students from Roosevelt and Wilson schools praise the production. They comment on acting, costumes, and staging while noting the king wore a wrist watch and suggesting improvements to lighting and castle décor.

Tom Pugsley McKinley Prince Peter Mary Vokolek Wilson Dave Scott Georganne Dunshee Queen Malvolia David Coffing P.S Red Riding Hood

High School Girl Ardith Kohl Shows Way With Homes Skills

Ardith Kohl a Marlette high school sophomore is described as a busy 15 year old who cooked baked bread made wedding ring and flower garden quilts and sewed clothes from age four. She excels in 3 A two B six week grades and speaks of her cream candy and white cake recipes.

Julia Ann Marks McKinley Roosevelt School Ruth Williams Erty Harlene Bailey Squire Malvolia Ardith Kohl Esther Kohl Martelle High Prhent Ardith

Stamp Wealth Sparks Family Plans and Tense Reunion

In the Stewart household the stamp bonanza fuels dreams of vast wealth as Billy and Donald press Elliot VI for big bids. Aaron Jr., stepping into the library, apologizes for Stewart Hall events, sought to repair trust with the family.

Elliot VI Stonewall Donald Aaron, Jr Billy Aaron Stewart Elliot Stewarts Stewart Hall

Treasured bonds lessons steer Aaron Stewart tale

In a family drama the Stewart siblings decide to reveal a hidden treasure and face past deeds. Aaron Jr disclaims involvement in the bonds theft while the heirs opt to honor their grandfather’s memory. They plan to fund Aaron’s college with part of the treasure, valuing love over hate.

Billy Don Stewart Hall Aaron Stewarts Aaron Elliot II Aaron, Jr Donald Elliot Dad

Billy the Dog’s Mischievous Snooze

A playful portrait of Billy the dog showing his silly, naughty, and haughty side. The narrator recalls a sick spell when Billy slimmed down to a stick like frame and was sent to bed without milk on his bread, while still calling him silly.

Billy Miriam Flaskerud

Corneille Stamp Highlights 300th Le Cid Anniversary

A 1937 stamp issue marks the 300th anniversary of Le Cid and Corneille's impact on French drama. The piece notes Corneille's rise, his three unities concept, later decline, and Louis XIV's late financial aid, with demand hot for used stamps.

Corneille Paris Rouen Louis XIV

Junior Gazette Letter Encourages Reader Feedback

A reader praises the Junior Gazette and invites young readers to share ideas for improvements. The editor encourages helpful suggestions and promises to consider them.

Answers to Quiz One C Includes An Electric Power Plot

The quiz results include statements about autographs and power projects. False claims note Gary Cooper sidewalk autographs and a man hiding in a shack offering a bribe to a boy. True items reference a dog replacement by an unidentified Californian and the Dionne quints named Yvonne Emilie Cecile Annette and Marie.

Yosemite National Park Carol Jean van Horn Cedar Rapids Gary Cooper Robert Schaeffer Robert

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