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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1950

Page

2

Children express themselves in Cedar Rapids art show

Archie Bauman selects works from 15 public elementary schools for display in Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Dubuque exhibitions. The collection features kindergartners through sixth graders, showing personal mood, color use, and imaginative scenes like parades and weddings.

Polk School Melvin Semerroth Linn County Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Art Department Archie Bauman Dubuque Iowa City Bauman Polk Jimmy Rosemarie Myers Joan Pachta van Buren Buchanan Joe Jadk Peter Turner Jim Lemley Harrison Gerald Jenkins Edwin Dvorak Hayes Rose Caperonis Ronnie Douglas Linda Walker Dixie Lee Caldwell Tyler Linda Jones Jean Cox Jackson Leona Brainard Lincoln Arthur School Barbara Hess John Wortman

Quotes and Musings from Iowa Newspapers Set

A collection of brief excerpts from Iowa papers including humor about highway mileage signs in Wyoming and balancing caution with efficiency, reflections on conversation styles, and social commentary from the West Branch Times Marion Sentinel Decorah Public Opinion.

Wyoming Maquoketa Anamosa West Branch Times

Bar Association Chooses 1952 San Francisco Meeting

American Bar Association board votes to hold the 1952 annual meeting in San Francisco on September 15. They inspect Salisbury House in Des Moines, Drake University ownership, as a potential national headquarters while planning a February Chicago meeting on property purchase. Cody Fowler of Tampa, ABA president, notes space needs and possible HQ move from Chicago.

Des Moines Board of Governors The American Bar Association Association San Francisco Salisbury House Drake University New York Cody Fowler Tampa Fla Chicago

Cornell College Receives Piano Music Collection Gift

The Armstrong hall of fine arts library at Cornell college gains a piano music collection donated by the estate of Mrs. Malcolm Imbrie of Alhambra California. The set includes Bach Beethoven Chopin and Schumann works plus contemporary pieces and Mrs Imbrie's own compositions. Dr Paul Beckhelm notes the gift enhances the conservatory library for future students.

Horace Alden Miller Cornell Music

Work Therapy Helps Hospital Patients

Discharged University of Iowa hospital patients show improved physical and mental health due to occupational therapy. Therapists under physician direction use crafts and activities to restore function, reduce anxiety, and aid social reintegration, with special attention to depression, tuberculosis, rheumatic fever, and psychiatric cases.

Iowacity University of Iowa Marguerite McDonald

Political Notes Warn Oldsters to Heed Young Voters

The piece urges older party members to listen to grass roots youth who have shaped campaign work. It cites Doris Freeson on Senator Gillette and Truman cooperation, then recalls campaign leftovers and a farm visit by Rep. H R Gross as examples of engaging voters and stirring political energy.

Doris Freeson Truman Doris Iowa Guy Gillette Senate Campaign Investigating Committee

Cornell May Music Festival file given to Iowa History Society

A complete file of programs and libretti for the Cornell college May Music Festival since 1899 was donated to the Iowa Historical Society in Iowa City. The nucleus came from Mt. Vernon couple Mr and Mrs Edwin Ristine and Mrs Seth Thomas, with additional items from Cornell College fine arts files.

MT. Vernon Cornell College Iowa Historical Society Iowa City Paul Beckhelm Cornell College Conservatory of Music William Petersen Historical Society Edwin R. Ristine Seth Thomas Fort Dodge Beck

Dial Phone Service For McGregor Area

The 135000 dollar telephone improvement and expansion project for McGregor Marquette and surrounding rural areas nears completion. About 800 telephones will switch to dial service within two weeks under H V White Elkader exchange manager. The program, described as the largest small town and rural dial installation in Iowa, ran four months with up to 55 workers, rebuilt farm lines, replaced older cables, and added an office building.

Mcgregor Marquette H. V. White Elkader Telephone Exchange Iowa

Car Stalls on Track as Family Escapes Tragic Freight Train

Independence Nebraska reports a family from Winthrop narrowly escaped a fatal crossing accident. Mr and Mrs Martin Brickley and their 5 year old son stalled on Highway 150 near Independence just as a freight train approached, destroying their lpm model car.

Martin Brickley Winthrop Brickleys Highway 150 Independence

Patients learn through work in hospital rehab programs

Miss McDonald notes that menial and combined projects help patients readjust socially and can accelerate discharge by one or two days. Some long-term patients learn handicrafts to produce saleable items and may continue the hobby after leaving the hospital.

Miss McDonald

Cedar Rapids Christmas Parade Draws 200 Student Helpers

Eastern Iowa plans for a big Cedar Rapids parade on November 18 with 40 giant balloons manned by 200 high school students from Franklin Wilson and McKinley. Eight float entries secured with six more promised, no walking entrants this year, $400 in prizes led by $100 top award, bands and drum corps set to perform, Shriners calliope aboard, date moved to Saturday before Thanksgiving.

Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Franklin High School Wilson Ao and McKinley Retail Merchants Bureau Pa Roosevelt, Marion, Wilson and Franklin High School Moose Girls Cedar Rapids Cadets Shriners Calliope Chama of Commerce

Principal Henry Bertram Granted Two Months Leave

Trinity Lutheran School announces principal Henry Bertram is on a two months leave due to ill health. Miss Jean Schmidt of Charlotte will substitute during his absence.

Safes Punched at Madrid and Sheldahl Robberies

Robbers punched a safe at Madrid Morning Garage, taking 200 dollars and items including tires, spark plugs, and power tools from Madrid Implement Company. In nearby Sheldahl the thieves looted 25 dollars from Farmers Elevator. Authorities suspect the same gang carried out both break ins.

Madrid Sheldahl Polk County Farmers Elevator Company Madrid Implement Company

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