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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
10
Author notes consider prisons as social progress yet warn they reflect neglected youth. Cites Warden James A Johnston of Alcatraz on failed early intervention and calls for psychology and psychiatry to adjust each child. Discusses gender differences in outlook as introverts more prone to gloom.
Dr. A E Wiggam offers a 223 item personality questionnaire to readers to reveal emotional life traits and areas for improvement. The self scoring method and future guidance are described with a request for 10 cents and a self addressed stamped return envelope.
Two psychologists tested 430 college students from various birth orders and found little difference in personality. Oldest children showed a slight edge in self confidence and independence, while youngest and only children largely matched on other traits.
Coe College selects Charles Houser of Des Moines freshman for a $50 organ scholarship funded by Dr. Marshall Bidwell after a recent in chapel contest with ten applicants. Bidwell, former Coe organ professor, now directs music at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. Separately in Mount Vernon rehearsals begin for the junior class play Listen In On the Campus to open November 20 under Charles Rich with a large cast led by Jane Travis and Harlan Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Robert Davis of Delaware county marked their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at the daughter’s home in Manchester. All children and families attended except Curtis Davis of Duluth Minnesota. A long list of relatives joined the celebration. Curtis Gipple born July 15 1885 near Winfield noted in obituary style with surviving widow son and daughter and siblings. Funeral plans to be announced with burial in Columbus City cemetery.
Charles B. Gipple age 51 a well known farmer of Shellbark neighborhood three miles southwest of Columbus City died at his home. He was a prominent local figure in the farming community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
Mrs H L Maynard a lifelong Clinton county resident died at her home Tuesday after a long illness born as Aline Bousselot in Buena Vista. Funeral arrangements awaiting relatives and local notices follow.
Mrs Maynard wife of H L Maynard of DeWitt Clinton area died recently. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Elsie Barber Mrs Nina Fox Mrs Mae Heil bron two sons Hosea Lee mother Mrs Eugenia Bousselot two sisters Mrs August Diericks Mrs Antone Green a brother John Bousselot fourteen grandchildren. Funeral at McGinnis funeral home 2 p m Thursday Elmwood cemetery burial.
An advertisement touts Cystex as a guaranteed remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims 9 million kidney tubules filter acids, promises vitality in 48 hours, and a one week cure or money back, with a $10,000 deposit guarantee. It urges contacting a druggist.
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