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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
6
Dr Moershel outlined expansion plans for the Linn County Mental Health Center highlighting group therapy benefits and limits. He noted 40 percent of patients are children and urged a full time school psychologist in Cedar Rapids to counsel teachers in lower grades.
Oswald Jareby explains that the top card of the discard pile may always be counted toward the initial meld when taking the pile, regardless of pile being frozen. He clarifies conditions for taking the pile and melding in the same turn and notes common misconceptions.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been on file since April 2, 1952, duly appointed administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Herder nee apeller a Tate te at Linh aun ema. Creditors and those having claims against the estate are notified to file them with the clerk of B County, District Court. Torres Alne Loomis, Administratrix with Will Annexed.
Seven Coe College students will meet with Cedar Rapids church representatives Thursday at 7 30 p m to plan the 1952-53 school year program. Donald Worth will chair. Dr Edwin Settle and other ministers will attend to coordinate orientation visits and a special September 14 program at Coe.
The plan outlines students from various churches taking turns in different months from September through May. It indicates a monthly rotation with each group assuming charge in its assigned period.
Mrs. T. F. Douglas confronted three fervent men in her chicken yard and compelled them to flee. The trio escaped in a truck that became lodged on a bridge piling, forcing abandonment of the vehicle.
Mrs Donnelly of 1918 Grande Avenue SE and Mrs Woolrich of 1046 Twenty-seventh Street NE were named chairmen of the two women’s divisions in the capital funds campaign for Camp Wapsie. The divisions begin May 15 with general solicitation to raise 125000 and advance work already underway. Campaign chairman John B Tuyner said early responses are gratifying as contacts recognize the goal and need.
A city camp, open to all regardless of race creed color or ability to pay, cannot renew its lease after 1954. A capital fund campaign is planned to finance major repairs and replacements. Turner notes the need to continue a program serving the community for over three decades. Women division chairmen and captains have begun recruiting committee workers and selecting captains for both divisions.
In Jedno County a notice announces appointment of an executor for the estate. Interested parties must file claims within the probate docket period at the county court, with details of the estate and the executor named as Robert F. Patte.
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