Seven Sons Give Mother's Day Joy To 31 Year Old Matriarch
Mrs. Lagerquist, mother of seven sons, endures poverty yet finds purpose guiding her boys through illness, Scouts, and daily duties. She envisions their future, recalls a near hospital separation, and plans to keep seven as a family core while rejecting eight as a crowd.
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Er. R. Lagerquist
Mrs. Lagerquist
Lagerquist
Sixteenth Street
Iowa City
Earl Bruce
Wilbur Ray
Carl Niel
Paul
Dad
Garfield School
Mother
Carl
H. R. Lagerquist
Harry, Jr
Czech School Play Featured by Bohemian Group
The Czech school presents the fairy tale Golden Gate Opened at 7:30 PM in the C S P S hall directed by Marie Chmelicek and Jaroslava Holubova with pupils including Henrietta Kubik Georgianne Hubert Vera Valenta George Lebeda Joseph Barton Marie Holub Richard Navratil Helen Travnicek Mildred Mahring Jerry Mahring Elroy Novak and Adelka Barto in the cast. The Bohemian Dramatic association closes its thirty ninth season May 28 with Wandering Brewery Men directed by Frank Chramosta.
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Victor Nejedly
Marie Chmelicek
Jaroslava Holubova
Henrietta Kubik
Georgianne Hubert
Vera Valenta
George Lebeda
Joseph Barton
Marie Holub
Richard Navratil
Helen Travnicek
Mildred Mahring
Bohemian Dramatic Association
Vandrovali Sladovnici
Frank Chramosta
Ten Youth Hostel Trips Planned In U S This Year
Youth Hostels Inc announces ten trips planned in 1930s United States led by Mary E. Woolley honorary president of American Youth Hostels and Mount Holyoke College president. Woolley promotes hosteling as outdoor life fostering self reliance and world understanding. President and Mrs Roosevelt support youth hosteling and praise travel for citizenship. Notable board members include Hugh P. Baker and Arno Cammerer.
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United States
Youth Hostels, Inc
Mary E. Woolley
American Youth Hostels
Mount Holyoke College
Miss Woolley
America
Roosevelt
Youth Hostels Board
Hugh P. Baker
Massachusetts State College
Arno Cammerer
Group Forms to Build Cedar Rapids Greek Orthodox Church
Cedar Rapids residents of Greek descent announced they formed a corporation to erect a Greek Orthodox church in the city. The $15,000 building will rise on the northeast corner of A avenue and Fifth street NE. Paul Costas heads the group. George Faches is secretary and John E. Lapes treasurer. Bids will be accepted for construction, with work planned to start this summer. A pastor will be chosen after the building is completed.
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Cedar Rapids
Paul Costas
A Avenue
Fifth Street
George Faches
John E. Lapes
Youth hostel plans tied to Cedar Rapids efforts
Miss Dorothea Fox told the public library crowd that youth hostel gear includes a knapsack and sleeping bag with raincape and sandals. Membership fees vary by age, and Cedar Rapids seeks a suitable hostel as part of national efforts led by figures in the Girl Scouts, 4-H, and allied groups. Steve Sefrantic was sent back to Ogden Utah to face $1,000 jewelry theft charges after police nabbed him Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jekyll Hyde
NEW Yok
INS
Steve Sefrantic
Ogden
Utah
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