Roof and grass fires stretch city fire department
Following a city banquet at the central fire station Tuesday noon, a busy afternoon saw roof fires at 817 Fourteenth street SE and 544 H street SW with chimney and stove pipe faults causing most damage. Insurance covers the Troyak home. Nesbitt’s house suffered roof fire with interior smoke and plaster removal. canvas covered roofs due to bad weather. other incidents include a carburetor backfire ignition on Bever avenue SE and a grass fire near Twenty second avenue and A street SW two other grass fires near McKinley school.
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Joseph Troyak
Fourteenth Street
Henry Nesbitt
H Street
C. L. Sperman
First Street SE
Company No. 6
Bever Avenue
Twenty-second Avenue
Company No
McKinley School
Education in Human Behaviorism Debate at Coe College
Grace Leigh Scott, lecturer and social economist, urged a shift to human behaviorism over material facts before Coe College students. She contrasted postwar America’s focus on liberty with a need for self restraint and valued life, citing her France experiences and support from the W C T U. High school girls volleyball saw seniors beat freshmen 29 to 22 for the title, after seniors downed juniors 24 to 17 and freshmen beat sophomores 29 to 14. Sophomores then defeated juniors 27 to 17 in the consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Leigh Scott
Coe College
France
Miss Scott
America
Scott
Cedar Rapids
S. B. Miller
Third Avenue SE
TAMA
Sophiomores
Friends Desert Husband With Bad Disposition
A column discusses a husband whose mood swings embarrass his wife and strain friendships. It urges self awareness to prevent losing social ties and harming the marriage, warning that his wife may lose valued friendships if he does not change.
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Jim
Advice to a young widow on regaining freedom
A twenty year old widow asks Miss Manners for more privileges with friends. The answer suggests her parents see her as their hurt child, and advises inviting groups to the home to ease their anxiety and gradually restore her social life with peers.
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Miss Manners
Jody
Dr McCullough Speaks At First Evangelical Father Son Dinner
The father and son banquet at First Evangelical church drew ninety men and boys Tuesday. Pastor Rev J L Baumgartner led prayers, Luther Fuhrmeister and Mr Westerberg led singing, and Dr J Renwick McCullough compared father son ties to a mutual benefit corporation. Toasts by Warren Buchan and L A Talbott followed, with magic by Warren Ainsworth and a basketball postlude. Mrs C H Klersey and helpers served the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
H. H. Hoadley
Luther Fuhrmeister
Westerberg
J. L. Baumgartner
Mr. Fuhrmeister
J. Renwick McCullough
Warren Buchan
L. A. Talbott
Warren Ainsworth
C. H. Klersey
Trinity Lutheran Church to Hold Thanksgiving Services
Trinity Lutheran church Missouri synod on Third avenue and Fourteenth street SW will hold a 10 30 am Thanksgiving service with Rev P L Bornhoft preaching on How the World Thanks God How the Christian Thanks God Organ solos by John A Jaeger and hymns by the Glee Club Baptist Choir and Trinity Choir will perform 9 30 am service offers Jubilate Deo and Nun Danket All Und Bringet Ehr Public invited A national Johnson name note appears.
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Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
P. L. Bornhoeft
John A. Jaeger
C. Martin Bailey
Rollo F, Maitland
C. J. B. Meacham
Glee Club
Hyatt
Trinity Choir
Meeting Julio Jimenez in Santiago Travel Log
In Santiago, Chile we visit author Julio Jimenez and his family. Isabella, his daughter, asks questions in Spanish while we tour the city with Mrs Jimenez. We note roof riders on double deck street cars and admire public buildings, then travel north to nitrate mining regions and the Andes, crossing into Peru and admiring a deep river gorge.
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Santiago
Chile
Julio Jimenez
New York City
Jimenez
Bella
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Andes
Rockies
Peru
Uncle Ray Offers Q and A Leaflet on Europe
A reader note invites sending a stamped self addressed envelope to receive a leaflet titled Questions and Answers about Europe. The item indicates it is from Uncle Ray and mentions distribution through the paper for readers studying Europe and the Tomorrow-Peru and Ecuador topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ecuador
Europe
Uncle Ray
Local Boys Earn Eagle Scout Rank At Roosevelt Court
Three local youths John A Hutch Jr Melvin Galbraith and Clarence Rather were named Eagle Scouts at a Tuesday Roosevelt High court of honor attended by 500 plus spectators. Also named were Star Scouts Earle Chamberlain Sidney Temple LaVerne Anderson and Life Scouts Cooke Anderson Bruce McGregor Robert McGregor with Troops 2 11 5. The event featured Eagle salutes by mothers and led by Rev E B Frye and Troop 19 host crew with others aiding in badges pins and honors.
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John A. Hutch
Melvin Galbraith
Clarence Rather
Roosevelt Junior High School
John
Twentyfirst Street
First Lutheran Church
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
H. L. Galbraith
Twentieth Avenue
Melvin
P. T. A. of Lincoln School
Grant Senior High School
Clarence
A. E. Rather
Sixth Street
Troop 3
The
Church of God
Win Star
Life
Earle Chamberlain
Sidney Temple
LaVerne Anderson
Cooke Anderson
Bruce McGregor
Robert McGregor
E. B. Frye
Trinity Methodist Church
Court of Honor
Lowell Orth
Second Evangelical Church
Burnett B. Holland
Dick Groat
Frederick Long
Scout merit badges and ranks listed for Troops 1 to 44
The record enumerates Second in attendance Troop 19 and Third in advancement Troop 2 with First and Second class ranks awarded to named scouts across many troops. Merit badges are credited to a long list of scouts from numerous troops, including Benjamin Jump, Carl Filermans, Elmer Rosenbaum, John Plunkett, Oa Anderson, Laverne Anderson, Richard Loftus, Emil Bozanek, George Marsh, Melvin Galbraith, and Arthur McCulloch, among others, across troops 1 through 44.
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Benjamin Jump
Paul Hawke
Carl Filermans
Arthur McCulloch
Osa Anderson
Fred Fleming
Robert Giltrap
William Swatosh
James Bromwel
Robert Erickson
Lester Besser
Mari Biskup
Ernest Bush
John Clemens
Robert Cocayne
la Verne Fink
Robert Files
James French
William Grafton
Willard Hayes, Jr
Robert Hayward
Raymond Jiruska
Edwin Keyes
Philip Klass
Robert McGregor
Bruce McGregor
Robert O'Meara
John Safranek
Allen
Sar
Robert Sar
James Taylor
Wayne Dodds
Donald Henningsen
New~berry
Franklin Pierce
Richard Ball
Troop
John Hutch
Victor Moravec
Dick Graves
Robert Greene
Walter Dennis
Laurence Mortensen
Milo Novotny
Oa Anderson
Laverne Anderson
William Claassen
Richard Bampson
Kenneth Collins
John Hasek
James Horton
Richard Loftus
Vernon Flint
Miles Locher
Emil Bozanek
Sam David
George Marsh
Theodore Ruffin
W. A. Suthars
Melvin Galbraith
Art McCulloch
Donald Wilson
Earl Wilson
Robert Munson
Edward Ferreter
Eugene Babbitt
Earl Madery
Ben O'Meara
Harvey Bauer
Grant Wood Displays Daughters Of Revolution In New York
Grant Wood has entered his painting Daughters of Revolution in a major New York exhibition of American art opened Tuesday. The artist, now in Omaha serving as judge for another show, has earned a prominent position in the current exhibit.
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Grant Wood
Daughters of Revolution
New York
Wood
New York City
Omaha
Roosevelt Menaced By Mere Theorists
In Washington the threat to President-elect Roosevelt comes not from bomb throwers but theorists. A record security guard surrounded him at the Mayflower hotel as officials cite a rising number seeking to offer cures for the war debt Bronleatt has reached a large size.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mayflower Hotel
Bronleatt
Zodiac Weather Boosts Holiday Spirit and Growth
Astrological forecast suggests planetary configurations heighten holiday cheer and joy. Emotions may trend exalted with mystical inclinations, and birthdays hint at progress, prosperity, and favors from elders or institutions. Notable nativity: Zachary Taylor, former U.S. president.
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Zachary Taylor
United States
Red Panther Hood staged at Belle Plaine homecoming
Seniors led the Thursday homecoming week activities with a Wednesday pep assembly in the auditorium. A burlesque play titled Red Panther Hood, a spoof on Little Red Riding Hood, was directed by a committee including Gayle Malcolm and Harry Long. Cast featured Kathryn Janss as Red Panther Hood and Jarald Figgins as the wolf.
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Belle Plaine
Gayle Malcolm
Harry Long
Long
Miss Malcolm
Marian McCune
Albert Sullivan
Kathryn Janss
Jarald Figgins
the Wolf
Dick Burrows
Toledo
Virginia Irwin
Annabelle Coburn
Wava LaQuatte
Lathal Long
Helen Lager
Gayle Peterman
Lois Wariner
Lois Swalm
Margie Driscoll
Florence Johnson
Pete Palmer
Don Gatrell
Undertaker
Confucian Society in China Upholds Wife's Subservience
Fragmentary note states that members of the Confucian society in China do not believe in divorce and hold the wife under her husband's authority throughout marriage, reflecting traditional gender roles and social norms.
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China
Glassford Seeks Aid for Jobless Wanderers in Congress
Washington AP report notes thousands of youths wander roads seeking work. Brigadier General Glassford proposes federal relief, estimating nearly one million wanderers under 35, including 200,000 mariners. Baker warned youth cannot wait for better days as communities struggle with health, education, and emergency relief efforts.
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Washington
Congress
Pelham D. Glassford
Newton D. Baker
America
Woman holds perfect pinochle hand in Detroit game
Miss Josephine Herber in Detroit calls police after picking up a perfect pinochle hand worth 1500 points with 13 spades. An officer jokes to hold the hand for 1500 points and frame it, reflecting the humorous incident at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Josephine Herber
Man seeks divorce over wife tying him in bed and chair
In Indianapolis Frank Hellman aged 85 filed for divorce against his 36 year old wife Gail alleging she tied him in bed at night and restrained him in a chair during the day.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Hellman
Gail
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