Legion to Donate Work at Two Camps
Hanford American Legion post will organize volunteer work at Camp Huaga near Troy Mills on Saturday and at Camp Waubeck May 24. Volunteers will repair tents and facilities, build steps and a picnic shelter as auxiliary workers serve meals. B D Silliman announced Fourth of July plans. junior baseball report given. new club league features seven Cedar Rapids teams and one from Marion. Entertainment by local acts followed.
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Hanford Post
American Legion
James Franken
Post
Camp Huaga
Camp Fire Girls
Troy Mills
Camp Waubeck
Franken
Legionaires
Legion Auxiliary
B. D. Silliman
Barney McPartland
Legion
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Former President Puzzle Clue List Prompts Word Play
A dense puzzle list mixes names and clues for across and down entries. Entries span roles from politics to science with references to months, places, and everyday objects, creating a long tessellated word game.
Washington County appoints health board for new unit
A Washington County board of health is named to plan and budget a county health unit to begin by July 1. The panel, with members from Riverside Crawfordsville Kalona and Washington, advises on hiring a director nurse and sanitary engineer with state board help. A doctors’ committee includes Boice McLaughlin Worley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington County Board of Health
State Board of Health
William Griffin
Riverside
N. J. Lease
Crawfordsville
Leslie Gates
Franklin Township
C. C. Niffenegger
West Chester
B. C. Foster
Lime Creek Township
J. R. Swartzendruber
Kalona
J. L. Fry
Orville Elder
E. B. Hammer
H. F. Masson
M. L. McCreedy
Brighton
C. A. Boice
C. W. McLaughlin
C. L. Worley
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Iowa
State of Iowa Linn County in district court notice given for May 19 1936 at 9:00 a.m. to hear the last will and testament of Joseph Boots Stastny deceased for proof and admission to probate Cedar Rapids Iowa May 12 Edwin W Lundquist clerk Linville and Hendrickson attorneys عق
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile
State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Joseph Boots Stastny
Said County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Let’s Explore Let’s Explore Your Mind Author’s Note
The author states that scientific analysis guides moral questions and prioritizes societal rights over individual rights. It asserts science cannot determine absolute morality yet provides the framework for decisions. It emphasizes science as the arbiter of social order.
Do men and women chums differ in likenesss and habits
Ruth Bogardus and Phyllis Otto studied college men chums and college women chums and found men shared more in liking sports attending football games churchgoing determination and similar standards than women. The study compares similarities and differences in habits dress interests and dislikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bogardus
Phyllis Otto
How To Develop Your Personality by Sadie Myers Shellow
Reader interest prompts a practical booklet by a top psychologist. Send 10c for costs with a stamped self addressed envelope to Dr. Wiggam in care The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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America
Sadie Myers Shellow
Dr. Wiggam
Cedar Rapids
Home life trends and confidence amid 1930s debates
A reader debate cites sociologists asserting the American home is vanishing, countered by claims Americans stay home and invest in home work, gadgets, and comforts. Cited figures show 1935 building spending at about 500 million versus 249 million in 1934, with remarks from Arthur Hirose and Robert F. Black on expertise and decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirose
Manager Who Learns All May Lose Out to Competition
The passage warns that a manager who believes he has learned all there is to know about his business will soon be outpaced or replaced by rivals. It emphasizes continued curiosity as essential for progress in science and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Black
White Motor Company
Maynard Spring Concert Presented by School Bands and Glee Clubs
The Maynard school held a spring concert in the auditorium directed by Don Campbell and Miss Helen Brandt. Junior high and senior high girls and boys performed with special numbers featuring Earl Parke, Max Cummings, Thelma Martin, Connie Hennager, Helen Simpson, Lucille Walter, Aaron Schlegel, Jack Foss, Myrna Parke, and Eldon Wardell. Band work will continue through the summer under Frank Piersol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard School
Don Campbell
Helen Brandt
Earl Parke
Max Cummings
Thelma Martin
Miss Brandt
Connie Hennager
Helene Simpson
Lucille Walter
Aaron Schlegel
Jack Foss
Myrna Parke
Eldon Wardell
Frank Piersol
Waukon Civic League elects officers and plans trees
Mrs. L. C. Harden was re elected president of the Waukon Civic League on Monday. Other officers are Mrs. W. H. Hageman secretary and Mrs. William Kaveny treasurer. A committee will buy trees for the fair ground to replace older plantings and nameplates for local soldiers will be placed on the trees.
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Waukon
L. C. Harden
Waukon Civic League
W. H. Hageman
William Kaveny
Notice of Executrix Appointment in Linn County
On May 12 1936 Josephine L Sies was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of O G Lies late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly Those with claims must file them in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court F A Heald attorney for executrix
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
O. G. Lies
Josephine L. Sies
F. A. Heald
Postville Man Sentenced for Forgery in WAUKON Court
Albert Thorsen of Postville was charged with passing forged checks. Judge H E Taylor sentenced him to a maximum fifteen years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison after a week of alleged activity yielding about $35. He is 52 with a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Albert Thorsen
Postville
H. E. Taylor
Fort Madison
Handful of Turkeys Taught to Drink by Hand at Loveland Ranch
Ranch hands for George Kistler in Loveland Colorado manually gave 11 300 turkey chicks a drink of water as they were shipped to the ranch to be raised. Each chick must be taught to drink.
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Loveland
Colo
Ins
George Kistler
Funeral services held for Mrs. Etta Carpenter
Attendees from Anamosa and across Iowa gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Etta B. Carpenter, past worthy grand matron of the Eastern Star. Relatives from Anthon Clinton Cedar Rapids Monticello Olin and Iowa City joined many others including Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGrew and Schreiner chapter members.
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Anamosa
Etta B. Carpenter
The
Eastern Star
Harry McGrew
Anthon
J. L. Records
Weber
Iowa City
Earl Mayer
Edwin Craig
Wallace
Charles Craig
Clinton
Edna Duncan
Harry Manchester
Bess Manilaw
Cedar Rapids
Beth Glick
Olin
George Keyser
Schreiner
Monticello
Rodman
Caroline Schoenhut
Kate Maurice
Iverson
J. Schweitzer
Waukron firm lands wiring contract for county home
M. S. Larsen of Decorah awarded the Allamakee county home wiring contract for 2222 dollars after Tri-State Electric of Dubuque refused to sign the deal.
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Waukon
M. S. Larsen
Decorah
Allamakee County
Tri-State Electric Company of
Dubuque
Ira Carrithers Named President of Y M C A
Tra T Carrithers elected president of the Young Men's Christian Association succeeding Perry C Rude at a board meeting. Carrithers has over twelve years in boys work and led the city wide program with churches. Beems was re elected vice president and Harold Millhiser became secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra T. Carrithers
Young Men’s Christian Association
Perry C. Rude
Carrithers
Camp Wapsie Y
Clark A. Beems
Harold Millhiser
Junior program board reorganization at Tri Ton Club
Succeeding Robert Armstrong, Mr Millhiser, Tri Ton Club member and junior program board chairman, notes that Frank Waples, treasurer for the past year, was re elected. The new president will appoint committees soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
Millhiser
Frank Waples
Opportunity to Join U S Army Air Corps Flying Cadets
Young unmarried U S citizens aged 20 to 26 who meet mental and physical requirements may apply for appointment as flying cadets in the Army Air Corps. Selected cadets receive 75 dollars monthly plus rations, government quarters, and college exemption from education tests after two years of standard college work. Applications via local Army Air Corps activity or Washington officials.
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Army Air Corps
Frank la Rue
349Th Infantry
Federal Building
Army Air Corps Training Center
San Antonio
Tex
U. S. Army Air Corps
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington, D. C
United States
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Joe Suma
James Scolaro
Ed Nelson
Harry S. Johnson
George Breidhert
Herbert Beals
Glenn McDonald
Robert Vesely
Frank Stepanek
W. C. “Chine
Stodola
Penick and Ford Bend
Ben Mokress
Lorraine Hinton
Dorothy Bowser
Norma Jean
Bud
Jimmy Rissler
Jimmy
H. D. Rissler
Frank Caine
North America
Northea
Secre
Tary
Washington County
Edwin W. Lundquist
Linville and Hendrickson
Ira Carrithers
Y.M.C.A
U.S. Army Air Corps Flying Cadets
Maleko
Third Ave. S.W
Smulekoff
Simmons
Jon’t A
Third Avenue
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