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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1939

Page

12

John Carter Shines On Tour Ahead Of Wrestling Bout

Cedar Rapids tenor John Carter rehearsed with the Cedar Rapids Symphony in Memorial Coliseum and tours Iowa sights between concerts. He plans Met auditions in New York after a string of shows at Purdue and Culver Military Academy. He fans postal cards, visits Quaker Oats, and hopes to see a football game if time allows. He credits Richard Crooks as a mentor and aims to sing Man on the Twilight of his career.

John Carter Metropolitan Opera Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids Carter Cedar Rapids Symphony Prof Joseph Kitchin Manon Richard Crooks Crooks Iowa Purdue University Culver Military Academy Culver New York

Leo Sullivan Returns From Nash Conference

Leo A Sullivan head of Cedar Rapids Nash Inc returns from Chicago dealer council meetings with Nash officials. Nash forecasts substantial sales gains for 1940 with the deluxe Nash Lafayette low price car and plans extensive dealer conferences nationwide to strengthen the selling organization.

Nash Motors Leo A. Sullivan Cedar ‘Rapids Nash Inc Chicago Nash Sullivan

Camel Humps Describe Fat Storage in Desert Adaptation

The text notes that a camel's hump stores fat as a concentrated energy reserve. It highlights that the hump's size reflects nutritional status rather than water content, signaling adaptation for long treks and scarce forage.

Former Cedar Rapids Woman Heads Nurses

Stella Scott of Iowa City was elected president of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses at the Des Moines meeting. Edith Countryman of Des Moines became vice-president and president-elect, with Florence Wesslund as second vice-president and others named secretary and treasurer. Scott is noted for Mercy hospital nursing training and longtime service at University hospital Iowa City and S U S hospital. The 1940 convention will be in Burlington.

Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses Des Moines Stella Scott Iowa City Edith Countryman Florence Wesslund Margaret Stoddard Parker Independence Frances Petersen Dubuque Miss Scott Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Sinclair Packing Company University Hospital S. U. S. Hospital Scott Burlington

The Brethren Register for Church Courses

Registrars note that those enrolling by next Thursday evening may still earn full credit. Courses include The Program of My Church by Rev W Greer McCrory of First United Presbyterian. Guiding Children in Christian Growth by Mrs Ray Ford of First Christian primary staff. The Old Testament by Rev I E Link of Second Christian. Building and Administering a Total Youth Program by Dr David I Berger of Coe College Bible. Guidance in Christian Home-Making by Mrs R N Coolidge of Church of God. Planning and Conducting a Series of Workers Conferences by Mrs Caroline Preston of Jackson.

The Brethren My Church First United Presbyterian Church Ray Ford First Christian Primary I. E. Linkletter Second Christian Church David I. Berger Coe College Bible Department R. N. Coolidge Church of God Caroline Preston Jackson

Financing the Work of the Church by J. M. Henry

A school principal presents a talk on church financing, authored by J. M. Henry who serves as professor and assistant treasurer at Coe College and member of ASAE Presbyterian trustees.

J. M. Henry Coe Asae Presbyterian Trustees Card

Sixty-Seven Register In Training School On Religious Leadership

The Cedar Rapids and Linn county school of religious leadership training opened at Coe College in Cedar Rapids Thursday evening. Now in the fall semester of the second year of a five year course, classes meet Thursdays 7:30 to 9:30 through Nov. 16. Rev. Henry Scherer is dean with Rev. Daniel Kerr as assistant dean and Rev. S. L. Barnhart among the clergy involved.

Cedar Rapids and Linn County School of Religious Leadership Training Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association Linn County Sunday School Association Coe College Henry Scherer First Lutheran Church Daniel Kerr Daniels Park Presbyterian S. L. Barnhart Church of

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