No Volunteers Sought To Foster Adolph For Camp Good Health
The Gazette reports no volunteers offered to be a $50 foster father for Adolph the emaciated boy pictured in Sunday’s plea. Donations to the Camp Good Health Fund continue, with quarters and dollars arriving in Cedar Rapids and other towns to support 106 children urged to attend the health camp.
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Cedar Rapids
Adolph
Gazette
Camp Good Health Fund
Camp Good Peewee
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp GoodHealth
Camp Good Earth
City Briefs and Personsals Note Local Happenings
Mrs Kate Eaton left Sunday flight for Oklahoma City. Firemen responded to a false alarm on L avenue and Sixth street NW at 11 p m Sunday. Cedar Rapids lodge No 278 A U W will meet at the Moose shell at 8 p m Tuesday. Camp Wapsie Y leaders training fifth in series tonight at 7 at the Y M C A with rt Bokerney leading the discussion. Velma Parsons and husband Tivan E Parsons assaulted each other. he was fined 10 and costs by Justice Reed. Fines of 10 and costs were left in police court Monday for intoxication against Elmer Hunter Tom Young Wes Warner and Ray McDough. Joe Frey of St Louis was fined 10 and costs for speeding. G W Harger was fined 1 and costs for parking on the wrong side. The auxiliary to the B of R T No 58 will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in V F W hall. An erroneous Gazette notice had printed B of R F instead of B R T. Mrs A Tschirgi and Mrs H E Pfeiffer were bruised when an auto wreck at Bowling and C streets SW occurred Saturday. accident reported Sunday. Glen I Low now visiting Cedar Rapids home at 880 Daniels with sisters Grace and Betty. he is in Pago Pago navy mechanical dept returning on S S Monterey. will stay until June 27 then to San Francisco and return to Sa moa in September. Namir Kaplan reported two rifles stolen from his filling station at 16th avenue SW. break in occurred Sunday night via window.
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Glen I. Low
Pago Pago
Samda
Daniels Street
Grace
Betty Low
Mr. Low
Mechanical Department of the Navy
S. S. Monterey
Cedar Rapids
San Francisco
Samoa
Haarlem Oil Capsules advertised for kidney and bladder relief
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe stimulant and diuretic for clogged kidneys and irritated bladder. It claims relief of backache, night sleep disruption, puffy eyes, leg cramps, moist palms, and scanty burning passage with a 35 cent price, urging purchase from Haarlem in Holland.
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Haarlem
Holland
Berry Returns From Mare Island For Two Week Furlough
Harley Leo Berry son of Mr and Mrs H B Berry 834 Ninth Street SW arrived home Sunday for a two week furlough from Mare Island Calif where he has been stationed. He will report back to active duty as first class seaman aboard the U S S Salt Lake City he enlisted October 16 1933
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Harley Leo Berry
H. B. Berry
Ninth Street
Navy Yards
Mare Island
Calif
Berry
U. S. S. Salt Lake City
Midwest high school writers featured in The Husk issue
Mount Vernon reports the midwest high school edition of The Husk showcases thirty young writers. Edited by Prof. Clyde Tull from Cornell College, the issue prints prize winning verse and prose from the third annual Midwest creative writing contest conducted by the Cornell English Club. Contributors hail from Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota Illinois and Iowa.
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Mount Vernon
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the Gazette
Iowa
Kate Eaton
Oklahoma City
Schoen Furner
L Avenue
Sinth Street NW
Moose Shell
Camp Wapsie
Rt Bokerney
Ission
Tivan E. Parsons
Elmer Hunter
Tom Young
Palo
Wes Warner
Ray McDough
Shaver Drive
Joe Frey
St. Louis
G. W.harger
Hinkley Avenue
B. of R. T. No. 58
V. F. W. Hall
B. of
R. F
A. Tschirgi
Grande Avenue SE
H. E. Pfeiffer
Second Avenue SE
Tschirgi
Bowling
C Streets
Namir Kaplan
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Kaplan
KOTEX
Kontainers
APEX
Reefer
Fine
Lorrain
Gluv-Tex
McLellan’s
Borden’s
McLellan
First Avenue
Second Street
Martin
Scranton
Paris
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Quinlan
Bys International
Dorothy Gray
Woodbury ’S
FITCH
Chateau DU Parc
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