Health Camp Ends Year With Balance From Donations
The Health Camp Good Health closed its season with a $331.37 balance after eleven weeks serving at least forty handicapped children. Total expenses reached $1,781.35 for 183 children, with food costs reduced by generous donations from Colonial Baking, Co-operative Dairy, Quaker Oats, Petersen Baking, Hutchinson Ice Cream, and local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good Health
Johns. Ely
Public Health Nursing Bureau
The
Gazette
Colonial Baking Company
Co-operative Dairy Company
Searles and
Blue Valley Dairies
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
Petersen Baking Company
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Metcalf i
W. J. Hladky
Albert Howard
Scholastic Standings Of Coe Fraternities And Sororities Revealed
Scholastic standings for Coe College Greek organizations for last school year's second semester were announced by registrar Prof. J F Yothers. Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity led their groups. sororities Chi Omega Beta Phi Alpha Alpha Xi Delta Delta Delta Kappa Delta placed, and fraternities Phi Alpha Pi Chi Beta Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Phi ae Tau ha Delta Phi Epsilon Nu Epsilon followed. Non sorority women trailed Greek members in scholastic rank while non fraternity men outpaced them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
J. F. Yothers
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Chi Omega
Beta Phi Alpha
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Delta Delta
Kappa Delta
Phi Alpha Pi
Chi Beta Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Ae Tau
Hae Delta Phi Epsilon
Nu Epsilon
Hersch Elected President Of Mercy Hospital Staff
Dr Hersch was elected president of the Mercy hospital staff at the first meeting of the new officers. Dr John Goggin a intern was formally introduced and suggestions were given to assist him in his work. The group discussed next year work and decided to urge banner attendance by attending and visiting staff and to seek cooperation in making the staff program mutually beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hersch
Mercy Hospital
John Goggin
Many Local Grocers To Attend Convention Of The State Association
Emil M. Surry leads Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers as they travel to Des Moines for the Iowa Retail Grocers association annual convention running February 2 to 21. Accompanying him are J. L. Keneeny and E. H. Prescott with Gus Mineck and A. G. Keyes, plus several local members including R. Jensen and John Indra among others planning to attend the convention and the concurrent food show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil M. Surry
Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
J. L. Keneeny
E. H. Prescott
Des Moines
Iowa Retail Grocers Association
Gus Mineck
A. G. Keyes
R. Jensen
John Indra
G. W. Cropp
Bert Humbert
Frank Dusek
Joseph Klinsky
Frank Malek
H. P. Butterfield
Mike G. Konecny
Frank Vavra
Frank Zachar
L. Anthony
Meeting to form city entertainment clearing house
Presidents of organizations bringing talent to the city will meet at the public library Wednesday evening at 7 30 to discuss creating a permanent clearing house mechanism to avoid program conflicts throughout the year. A bulletin board may list prospective numbers and dates so groups can coordinate. Members include Archeologi Reciurret club Shrine temple College club Woman's club Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Community Players Community Concert course Cornell college lecture course University of Iowa lecture course and University of Iowa Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archeologi Reciurret Club
Shrine Temple
College Club
Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Community Players
Cornell College
University of Iowa
University of Iowa Players
Miss Hagey to preside at regional library conference
Miss E Joanna Hagey Cedar Rapids librarian and Iowa Library Association president will preside at the Thursday luncheon at the American Library Association regional conference in Des Moines October 12 to 15. Associations from Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri and Nebraska attend. More than 600 librarians expected with remarks by prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Joanna Hagey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Library Association
American Library Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Miss Hagey
Six Former Gazette Carriers Enroll at Iowa State College
Six former Gazette city carriers will join nine Cedar Rapids youths as freshmen at Iowa State College in Ames this year. The freshmen include Robert Prastka Robert Hruska Robert Thomas Richard Sweitzer and Alex Sampson Jr Glenn Troyak becomes a sophomore. Also enrolling are Henry Beer Howard Tellier and Rose Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Ames
Robert Prastka
Robert Hruska
Robert Thomas
Richard Sweitzer
Alex Sampson
Glenn Troyak
Henry Beer
Howard Tellier
Rose Johnson
Stu
Music Professor Advocates Broad Arts Education
Professor Paul S. Ray of Coe College School of Music argues that music students benefit from a broad liberal arts background. He cites his own path from aspiring lawyer to voice teacher, stresses classics and theory, and notes his orchestral and choral initiatives in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Ray
Coe College School of Music
Ray
Coe
Ray Exp
City briefs and personals
A regular meeting of B Nai B razh B Rith will be held Monday at 8 p m in Temple Judah. Bricklayers union officers call a special meeting today at 10 a m in Sokol hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Sokol Hall
Ward Award Granted in Oral Lease Case
Judge H C Ring awarded Ward a $151.61 against Mr and Mrs Arthur Larson in an oral lease dispute, detailing the financial remedy granted by the court.
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Olin businessman Pay son W Scott
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against Pay son W. Scott in federal court at Cedar Rapids. City National Bank of Clinton and L A Andrew receiver of Citizens Savings Bank of Olin claim to hold his promissory notes and intend to hinder his creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson W. Scott
Olin
Cedar Rapids
City National Bank of Clinton
L. A. Andrew
Citizens Savings Bank of Olin
Helen Faye Townsend Leaves Saturday for Los Angeles
Helen Faye Townsend departed Saturday morning for Los Angeles as part of a trip connected to The Greek-American Political as noted in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Faye Townsend
Los Angeles
Cast Named for I. C. Production of Merton of the Movies
The I C Players announce the cast for the four act play Merton of the Movies to open the season on Oct 2. Cast includes Don See, Wunderlich, Elizabeth Funkey, Renne Tom Leonore Kamp Eleanor Heath Albert Woerderhoff Cletus Schnoebelen Ray Brady Tom McLaughlin Maurice Scanlan Billy McLaughlin Kenneth George Delores Fagan Gayle Giblin Mary Catherine Heath Maurice Kirby Bill Glenn Morehead George Gear. The play dramatized by George S Kaufman and Marc Connelly from a novel and adapted into two films, with Glenn Hunter in the title role. Mrs F Orr directs and Miss Marie Busler assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton
I. C
Don 2
Miss Vous Leeert Wunderlich
Elizabeth Funkey
Renne- Tom Leonore Kamp
Eleanor Heath
Albert Woerderhoff
Cletus Schnoebelen
Rayvieve Brady
Tom McLaughlin
Maurice Scanlan
Billy McLaughlin
Kenneth George
Delores Fagan
Gayle Giblin
Mary Catherine Heath
Maurice Kirby
Bill Glenn
Eres
Morehead
George Eare
George S. Kaufman
Marc Connelly
Glenn Hunter
Bishop Cannon To Speak Tonight On Prohibition Problem
James Cannon Jr will address the Prohibition issue this evening at 8 at the Memorial building on The Modern Whisky Rebellion and How To Meet It. Attorney J M Tallman presides, a male quartet sings, and Eleanor Taylor gives a 20 minute organ recital. L Moran is in charge of ushering. doors open at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cannon, Jr
Memorial Building
J. M. Tallman
Norman Emerson
F. W. Fisher
Eleanor Taylor
L. Moran
Two Men Surrender After Theft Charge Notice
Joseph Prahar aged 24 of Fairfax and John Merrill Odlund age 24 of 907 Hull Avenue SE surrendered when told authorities sought them Saturday afternoon. They went to the county jail and were held on a larceny charge in the custody of Justice G. 5S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Prahar
Fairfax
John Merrill Odlund
Hull Avenue SE
Justice G. 5S
Ukulele Classes Start At Y M C A For Youths
Playground Commission announces ukulele lessons on the third floor of the Y M C A with separate beginner and advanced groups. Class times begin at 11 am for east side beginners and 11:30 am for east side advanced. 1 pm for west side advanced. 1:30 pm for west side beginners. Initial enrollees include Virginia Richter and Patricia Salter among others. enrollment continues next Saturday, with details from Miss Betty Roberts at 1759 B Avenue NE. Children 9 to 17 eligible. an adult and boys class may form with sufficient interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Richter
Patricia Salter
Betty Jane Johnson
Jean O’brien
Mary Louise Jacobs
Blanche Brown
Marilyn Cusack
Birdie Fiala
Nadine Fiala
Doris Seabrooke
Playground Commission
Betty Roberts
B Avenue NE
J P Van Horn To Speak At John Huss Tonight
Rev J P Van Horn superintendent of St Luke s hospital will speak at revival service tonight at 7 30 at John Huss Methodist church A chorus choir led by A H Dahl of Lyle Minn will perform and Dr ui is music director during the two weeks of revival G Fort of Vinton closed his talks for the week A booster choir of 61 children under 14 joined the service Palo will conduct services each evening through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. van Horn
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Huss Methodist Church
A. H. Dahl
Lyle, Minn
E Coming Wee Ooee
Palo
Guard Nurse Blamed For Trio Of Hospital Deaths In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati AP reports a nurse at a state hospital faced blame after errors in administering anesthesia led to three patient deaths. Superintendent A Baber called the nurse highly conscientious and the tragedy an unfortunate mistake, noting her nervous condition and fear she might harm herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Apg
A. Baber
Longview State Hospital
Baber
Victory for Democrats Would Be Catastrophe says Jahncke
MCCLURE Pa November election would threaten the nation said Assistant Secretary of the Navy Jahncke criticizing Governor Franklin D Roosevelt as lacking training or practical experience. He argued the necessity of reelecting President Hoover equaled Lincoln's 1864 imperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Jahncke
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Pbbem Lincoln
Navy Attacks Roosevelt Record as New York Governor
The navy criticized Theodore Roosevelt's governorship in New York and labeled the Democratic platform a millstone the party aims to hang around the American people, signaling sharp partisan clash over policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Roosevelt
New York
Democratic Party
Expect Agreement On Four-Party Rail Merger This Week
Bankers for the four eastern railroads were ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission and Reconstruction Corporation to push through the merger immediately. A formal agreement is expected by midweek after a tentative settlement at last week's meeting. Washington intervention accelerates the plan and speeds a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Interstate Commerce Commission and Reconstruction Corporation
Eastern Rail
Washington
Fleischmanns End Long World Cruise
The Camargo owned by Julius Fleischmann returned to New London Connecticut after a world cruise that began last, sailing 36 000 miles and visiting 123 ports. Mr and Mrs Fleischmann and their children were aboard as customs officials inspected the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
YMCA Boys Welfare council meeting notice
The YMCA committee of the Boys Welfare council will meet Monday at 5 p.m. at the Y. M. C. A. The Y M C A Boys work committee meets Wednesday at noon at the Y.
French Deputies Approve 3 Billion Refinancing Plan
Paris AP report says the French chamber of deputies approved the largest loan conversion plan, converting about 3.4 billion dollars in government bonds. The measure aims to cut deficits with a 4 percent bond issue and support home and foreign commerce, saving around 2 million dollars yearly. The bill goes to the senate with enactment expected before stock exchange opening Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Germain- Martin
Luciene Lamoureux
Senate
Stock Exchange
Fire Damages Roof of Slabach Home on Seventh Avenue
A chimney spark at 4 p.m. Saturday caused minor damage to the roof of the John C. Slabach residence at 1428 Seventh Avenue SE. The property is owned by Mrs. A. Hach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Slabach
Seventh Avenue SE
A. Hach
Professor Russell to discuss politics in Germany at Rotary Luncheon
Professor Nelson Vance Russell, back from a year abroad, will address the Rotary Club at the Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon on The Changing Political Situation in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Vance Russell
Germany
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Des Moines Dentist to Speak on Better Office Management
Dr. Louis W. Snuggins, former Iowa Dental president from Des Moines, will present a paper titled Better Office Management During an Economic Low Mood at the Cedar Rapids Dental Society dinner Monday night at the Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Snuggins
Des Moines
The
Iowa Dental
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Hotel Roosevelt
Police Rescue Man From 4 Tormenters Seeking Relative
ST LOUIS INS report says police halted a group of five men in a parked car after a man, Altman 49, father of six, claimed they threatened to take him for a ride to force disclosure of his brother in law Blotzman, tied to a West Frankfort fire bond. Four suspects were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
INS
Altman
Or Blotzman
George Taes
West Frankfort
Ill
Cedar Rapids Faces A Cooler Evening After Warm Day
The city saw a high of 73 degrees around 3 30 pm followed by a drop to 55 degrees by 6 45 pm The forecast notes clear skies and a calm night with fair conditions expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Al Smith of Seattle Pushes 500 Meter Milestone
Seattle athlete Al Smith pushes toward a 500 meter milestone as he trains with local club. The effort signals improving form and potential for a spring meet, with coaches noting steady progress and renewed focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Seattle
Pusha
Weismann Named Manager of Coe Band
Roger E. Weismann of LeClaire, a young student at Coe College, is appointed manager of the Coe band, succeeding Charles Howpoker of Lone Tree after years as artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Roger E. Weismann
LeClaire
Coe College
Charles Howpoker
Lone Tree
Judgment In Contract Action At Hutchinson Court
The Hutchinson Ice Cream Company was awarded a $100 judgment in district court Saturday against Margie V. Reckemmer. The proceeding was conducted with Charlies S. Olson and Mrs. F. E. noted in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Margie V. Reckemmer
Charlies S. Olson
F. E
Birth of Frank LeVerne Dorman at home on Sept 10
Mr and Mrs Ivan C Dorman welcome a son named Frank LeVerne born at their residence 1136 Sixteenth Avenue SW on September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan C. Dorman
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Frank LeVerne
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Elizabeth Johnston
Superiain
J. W. Ballard
W. E. Andre
Charles T. Hickok
J. H. Borman
Arthur Poe
E. H. Bingham
Ralph Hunting
Vera Murray
Dr. Hersch
the State Association
Library Assn
Coe Voice
Eliza Hickok
Organized State Orchestra
Iowa Society of Music
Marshalltown
Rudolph Ganz
Marshall Hall
William Shakespeare
London
Paul Reimers
Boyle
Bishop Cannon
Sears Anniversary
Silvertone
Imperials
Sussex
Adrian Roland
Warwick Cromwell Alexander
Axminster
Sears
Kenmore
J.P. van Horn
John Huss
Fleischmanns
Siena
cJewsky
Trias Club
Kryptok
H. G. Fussell
Second Avenue
Dental Society
Sears, Roebuck and
Buck
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