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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1932
Page
34
Camp Good Health closed after eleven weeks with 183 children served and a positive balance from donations. Expenses totaled about 7813 Sh and costs covered food, supplies, salaries, and maintenance. Local firms contributed vast amounts of supplies and services including dairy products, cereals, cakes, and laundry, with volunteers aiding management and repairs.
Scholastic standings for Coe College fraternities and sororities are presented with listed GPAs and rankings. The document names Greek organizations, notes honors, and highlights academic performance across campus.
Dr Frank Hersch was chosen president of the Mercy hospital staff at the first meeting of the new fiscal year held Thursday Officers named include Dr John Goggin vice president Dr C H Stark secretary and treasurer A vote of thanks was given to retiring officers Dr J C Petrovskiy Dr Hersch and Dr Goggin for past service on the interne and other committees The meeting discussed staff work and planned to extend the staff program to include visiting staff and charitable activities for the benefit of members.
Local grocers and meat dealers plan to attend the state association convention. Prominent figures include JD Kaneen, F A Pes Ab, and Gus Mineele as president among others. The event runs with several named members from across cities, showing active participation in the statewide retail group.
Presidents of organizations bringing talent to the city convene at the public Library Wednesday evening at 7 30 to discuss a permanent clearing house for scheduling events. A bulletin board may be posted in the library for numbers and dates so no two events clash. Attendees include Principals and Supervisors club Coe college Business and Professional Women's club A. A. Day Little Gallery Archeological association Beethoven 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.
Cedar Rapids librarian Miss Joanna Hagey, president of the Iowa Library Fascination, will preside at Thursday luncheon during the American Library Association regional conference in Des Moines. The event runs October 12 to 18 with attendees from Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, and Nebraska.
Former Cuazette carriers begin enrollment at Iowa State College with several names listed. The note mentions Porters, Ragids, and others in a paused, unclear register as part of the intake process.
Prof Paul S Ray head of the Coe College School of Music voices the case for a complete education beyond vocal training. He argues music study should be balanced with economics and classics, stressing a broad liberal arts base and mental training as essential to artistry.
Regular meeting of B N ai B R Ith at Temple Judah Monday at 2 pm. Bricklayers union calls a special meeting today at 10 am in Sokol hall. Helen Faye Townsend left for Los Angeles for the funeral of Mrs J F H Watson. Greek American Political association to meet at the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow evening at 38. Country Attorney Carl Frendrick returns from Des Moines state GOP committee meeting. Y M C A Boys Welfare council exec committee to meet Monday at 5 pm at the Y. Y M C A work committee meets Wednesday noon at the Y. Fire from a chimney sparked caused damage to the Latín Slabach residence at 1428 Seventh Ave SE. House owned by Mrs A Flach. Trias club first meeting of the season Tuesday at 7 pm at the MCA. Jobby plans for the year discussed. President Warren Ainsworth to preside. Professor Nelson Vance Prussell to speak on changing political situation in Germany. Rotary club meeting Monday noon. Des Moines past president Lanis W Srugzins to address. Page reports on local events and various society notices. Seattle visitor Al Smith arrives in Cedar Rapids. 26-year-old. described as observer. Cre military band manager announced. Staney Vese to oversee. Charles Holyoke to be succeeded. Hutchinson Ice Cream firm involved in district court case resolution.
Judge H. C. Ring grants Ward a $151.81 award against Mr and Mrs Arthur Larson in an oral lease dispute. The ruling clarifies lease terms and liability, with the amount to be paid to Ward as decided by the court.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed in Cedar Rapids federal court against Pay son W Scott, an Olin business man. City National Bank of Clinton and L A Andrew, as receiver of Citizens Savings Bank of Olin, allege he hid creditors by transferring a mortgage on half his store and Scott Slaughter yards to Simon Ballou and mortgaging his automobile to Otto L Schluter of Cedar Rapids.
The French chamber of deputies approved a 3.4 billion dollar refinancing plan by a 540 to 42 vote in a special session. It converts government bonds and lays groundwork for a consolidation loan to cover deficits, aiming to balance the budget in 1933 and boost commerce. The plan, issued at 6% interest, could save about 2.96 million dollars annually, with most savings offsetting the budget shortfall. The bill advances to the senate, with enactment expected before the stock exchange opens Monday.
Don Boyle will star as Merton with Frances Halpin leading lady, among a long cast. The four act stage production, dramatized by George S Kaufman and Marc Connelly from Barry Leon Wilson’s novel, follows the Broadway hit and two film versions. Mrs F W Orr directs, with Marie Busler as assistant director.
Bishop James Cannon Jr will address The Modern Whisky Rebellion and How To Meet It at 2 o clock this evening in the Memorial building with Attorney J M Tallman presiding. A male quartet will sing and an organ recital by Miss Eleanor Taylor precedes. George L Moran handles ushers and the doors open at 7 30.
Joseph Prahar, 24, of Fairfax, and John Merril Odlund, 24, of 907 Hull Avenue SE, turned themselves in after learning a warrant was out for them. They were taken into custody at 3:45 p.m. on a larceny charge connected to a four wheeled trailer stolen in Fairfax Thursday night, reported to Sheriff J. A. Petrus by J. G. Kaplan.
The playground ukulele program directed by Miss Betty Roberts opens with a first lesson and moves to the YWCA for a larger room. Schedules run 11 am for beginners east side, 11 30 am advanced east side, 1 pm advanced west side, and 1 30 pm beginners west side. Eligible children 9 to 18 may enroll next Saturday. adults and a separate boys class to be organized if demand grows.
The Rev J P Van Horn superintendent of St Luke s hospital will speak at the revival service tonight at 7 30 at the John Hass Methodist church. A choir directed by A H Dahl of Lyle Minn will sing. Next week Rev Woc Penny of Palo will conduct services each evening through Friday.
In Cincinnati AP report a 35 year old hospital attache Miss Maybelle Viall misread a formula and gave three women two grams of anesthetic instead of two. She was blamed by supervisor EZ Baber of Longview State Hospital for the insane and placed under close observation fearing a possible suicide attempt after the three deaths occurred within about 20 minutes.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Jahneke warns that a Democratic victory in November would be a catastrophe for the nation. He criticizes Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt as unfit for the presidency and says the Democratic nomioe lacks a specific plan. He compares the need to reelect Hoover to Lincoln in 1864.
The navy assailed Roosevelt s record as New York governor and denounced the Democratic platform as a millstone it would hang around the neck of the American people.
New York bankers for the four eastern railroads were ordered by the interstate commerce commission and Reconstruction corporation to push the four party merger. The move removes the last obstacle to consolidation and an announcement of a formal agreement is expected by midweek. Battery rail heads at last week’s meeting reached a tentative accord and indicated a complete agreement would follow at the session next Friday. Washington authorities intervened to clinch the merger and accelerate the decision.
In New London Connecticut the yacht Camargo owned by Julius Fleischmann returned home from a world cruise that started last October. The vessel sailed 36000 miles, called at 123 ports, with Mr and Mrs Fleischmann and their children aboard as customs officials conducted inspection.
In Louis, four men were arrested after police rescued Joseph Aman from abductors who had held him at an address. The suspects Edward McGarry Roy Cramer Arthur Godin and Harry Bleweiss, ages 41 46 36 and 29, were charged with kidnapping and held for further action. David Butzaan alias George Filton linked to a fire case remains sought.
Mr and Mrs Ivan C Dor man announce the birth of a son at their home 1126 Sixteenth Avenue SW on September 16. The child is named Frank LeVerne Dor man.
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