Cadet Packard Heads Coe ROTC R O T 6 Unit
Robert A Packard of Centerville was chosen cadet lieutenant colonel of Coe College ROTC unit announced by Major Carl A Russell commandant. Other officers named include cadet major Donald Neary of Stratford Texas and cadet capt adjutant Frederick West of Chicago with platoon leaders from Cedar Rapids Gary Ind Hinsdale and more. Wellman American Legion also elected officers led by Commander Thomas Johnson and others.
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Robert A. Packard
Centerville
Coe College
Carl A. Russell
Packard
Sachem
Donald Neary
Stratford
Texas
Frederick West
Chicago
Arthur Ziemer
Cedar Rapids
Robert Auracher
Louis F Taylor
Gary
Ind
Leutenants
Robert Rubins
Frank N Fitch
Ronald Holets
Fairfax
Carl Swanson
Larrabee
Harold Lerner
Mount Vernon
Theodore Wallace
Hinsdale
Schumann's Path from Law to Music and a Happy Union
For over a century German schooling valued music as reading and arithmetic. Robert Schumann, born 1810, studied piano, pursued law briefly at his parents' urging, then returned to music under Wieck. A hand injury redirected him to composition, and his marriage to Clara Wieck proved enduring as his fame grew through her performances of his works.
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Robert Schumann
Ruvert
Robert
Schumann
Frederick Wieck
Leipzig
Wieck
Clara Wieck
Clara
Tomorrow A Master of the Opera Leaflets Seeded
An odd voting to Uncle Ray’s new Funmaker leaflet teases magic and fun with a second surprise insert. Readers are urged to contact Uncle Ray and enclose a stamped return envelope for the copyright 1932 item.
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Uncle Ray
Nutting Returns as Mother Nature Fills Baskets
Eliza Hickok notes a vogue revival of nutting as autumn scenes brighten the countryside. She recalls nostalgic, humorous memories of nutting expeditions, the joy of gathering walnuts, and the contrast with modern crowded outings, ending with a nod to historical electricity advances.
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Nature
Ed Prentiss Heads Young Democrats in Linn County
A large attendance at the Young Democratic club meeting at Roosevelt hotel shows Ed Prentiss chosen as chairman and Robert Gorman as vice chairman. Walter Hutchinson, county Democratic chairman, outlined the club as a permanent unit parallel to the senior organization and pledged cooperation on all functions.
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Young Democratic Club
Linn County
Democratic
Roosevelt Hotel
Walter Hutchinson
Ed Prentiss
Robert Gorman
Youth involvement urged at Prentiss meeting
Pauline Murray as secretary and Ralph Lupton as treasurer stressed greater youth participation in politics. Gorman warned youths distrust ballyhoo yet seek truth, while Maurice Cahill introduced the democratic county candidates. The gathering adjourned to hear Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Pittsburgh address.
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Pauline Murray
Ralph Lupton
Prentiss
Gorman
Maurice Cahill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
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