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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1951

Page

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Custom Bow and Arrows Made by Iowa Cabinetmaker

L. F. Eddings of McGregor operates a shop turning cabinet making into archery tackle production. He crafts custom bows using modern materials and devices, offers personalized draw length and weight, and has built specialized tools to mass produce arrows and nock them for sale. His work blends traditional bow history with contemporary manufacturing and archery marketing.

Gazette L. F. Eddings McGregor Archery Tackle Maker Aoaneen Jengis Kahn McGregor Great Kahn Chillicothe Iowa Eddings Marquette England McGregor Man

Nicholas to study speech and research for 1950 campaign

Lt. Gov. William H. Nicholas of Mason City plans a November study of public speaking and research under A. E. Keiber, a famed Davenport debate coach, as Iowa politics swirl with early 1950 candidacy talk. Rep. Eugene Poston faces pressure before he campaigns for governor, while Arch W. McFarlane begins his annual radio address series.

William H. Nicholas Mason City A. E. Keiber Davenport Keiber Iowa Board of Education National Forensic League Nicholas Eugene Poston Corydon Gene Gazette Harry Boyd Rep Poston Des Moines Arch W. McFarlane Waterloo KXEL Arch

Cornell Set For Its 61st Homecoming

Alumni return to Cornell college for the sixty first homecoming weekend with events starting Friday evening at King Memorial chapel and Ash park bonfire. Activities include a play by the dramatic art department, Saturday football and cross country against Coe college, a band parade and float prizes funded by Roy Bowman, halftime queen presentation, an alumni faculty mixer, and a Saturday night formal dance with a second performance of the homecoming play.

MT. Vernon Cornell College Cornell King Memorial Chapel Ash Park Dramatic Art Department William McCleery Little Theater Armstrong Hall Chester Webb Coe College Coe Roy Bowman Vernon Pat Boudreaux Cedar Rapids Betty Sachs Oelwein Ruth Temple Cedar Falls Hope Nieminen Denver Carol Heath Elgin Ill Janice Craddock Clinton Florence MacNamara Carolyn Burns Lake Park Margie Bacon Des Moines Carolyn Croft Memphis Mary Rump Joan Staker Mona Fry Macomb Nancy Babcock Waverly

Coeds Still Have Good Hunt Ratio

A Gazette survey finds male to female student ratios high on four of five Eastern Iowa campuses. Upper Iowa University at Fayette shows four to one, Iowa and Coe College report around two to one, while Luther College and the University of Iowa maintain closer to normal in certain schools. G.I. veterans and draft deferments shape enrollment, with 17 percent veterans at Upper Iowa and a large male presence in professional colleges at Iowa.

G.I Iowa Midwest Upper Iowa University At Fayette W. C. Gill University of Iowa Ted McCarrel University McCarrel Coe College Cedar Rapids John A. Fisher A.R.O.T.C Coe Fisher Luther College Decorah

Eastern Iowa towns eye Nov 6 ballots in tight races

Municipal nominations are in across several towns with incumbents marked. Maynard and Strawberry Point show competing tickets for mayor and multiple council seats. Ossian, Shellsburg, West Liberty and Columbus Junction list varied slates. Ballots also note unfilled nominations in Lowden and Osian.

Iowa Maynard—Citizens Earl Foss Walter Ehlers Lester Foss Albert Kappmeyer Ray Wolfe Charles Barnholt L. H. Buenneke J. W. Thiele Progressive J. F. Ingels Ralph Pliester George Buenneke George Shadle Paul Harvey Ray Wood Roy Langley Strawberry Point C. C. Huntley M. F. Harwood Oxford Junction Fred Petersens Frank H. Shimanek Louis Kula Victor Tatak Louis Ledvina Wilbur Soppe Harry Berner Joseph Kulhavy George Oster C. H. Brown Robert Barth Fred Fifield Vernon Progressives Gordon Rahn Willard B. Neal James McLaughlin Hugh Roberts Raymond McConlogue Edward Petrick Lowdon Ossian Paul Gerlich Silas Sevatson Don Wessels Leonard Wagner Richard Becker M. E. Wyverberg Elmer Rosa Shellsburg Earl Maxson Everett Beatty Robert Bergen Ray Boyer Robert Bull John Hyde West Liberty Harold O. Keele John Chesebrow Floyd DeForest George Gordon Elmer Merridith Fedale McIntosh Volga — Harlan Sober Leo Becker Albert Kunzman William Christeleit Frank Cox Reynold Wolf

Gala Spook Day Parade Set for West Union

Ghosts and goblins from West Union and nearby areas plan a full day for October 27. A 2 p.m. parade will feature bands from nearby towns and costumed residents, with floats judged by student participation and theme artistry. sponsors include Junior Federated club and several women’s clubs. Prizes total cash and school entries are invited with entries due to County Supt. A. S. Morse by Tuesday.

West Union A. S. Morse

Three Anamosa Youths Injured in Prairieburg Road Crash

Three Anamosa youths were injured in an auto crash on the Prairieburg road about 11 a.m. Saturday. Miles Truesdell, 19, driver, and Thomas Walker, 19, were treated and released from Anamosa hospital. Robert Holub, 21, with a back injury, remained under observation. Authorities said the vehicle lost control on loose gravel, rolled over several times into a ditch.

Anamosa Prairieburg Jones-Linn Miles Truesdell Thomas Walker Anamosa Hospital Robert Holub Truesdell

Strawberry Point Library Reopened After Remodel

Strawberry Point’s library reopened in city hall with a new 12 by 18 foot annex and expanded space. The $5,000 renovation added a new floor drop ceiling lighting oak shelves and furnishings while keeping 3,862 volumes and a 12,792 annual turnover. Frank Runyon chaired the remodeling committee with Carrie Slagle Don Courtage sr and library board members listed.

The Gazette Strawberry Point Byron W. Newberry Frank S. Runyon Carrie Slagle Don Courtnage J. J. Matthews Elton Gross Alex Schmidt H. J. Esch Ralph Feeney

Northeast Iowa Leaf Show Past Its Prime

Observers note color still lingers in northeast Iowa as autumn spectacle remains past its prime. Tourists flocked to the wooded hills for two weeks, but yesterday’s breeze blew down many leaves.

McGregor Iowa

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