Teachers Group To Aid In Chest Drive In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Teachers Association will sponsor the 1937 Community Chest canvass for all public school employees with Miss Lillian Clark as president and Dr. Robert Little as education group committee chairman. An advance campaign begins next Wednesday as divisions gather supplies and a conference with Coe College faculty is planned. The new unit account plan places building representatives in charge under the campaign, with nineteen group conferences held last week at the Montrose hotel.
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Community Chest
Cedar Rapids Teachers Association
Lillian Clark
Robert Little
Coe College
Little
Montrose Hotel
Clark
Roosevelt
Henrietta Frank
Eleanor Montgomery
Wilson
Katherine Bryan
Vivienne Robinson
Lillian Dinsdale
Arthur
Gladys Kiefer
Buchanan
Marjorie Emerson
Cleveland
Marie Kugler
Fillmore
Miriam Confare
Garfield
Helen Ford
Harrison
Florence Felien
Hayes
Esther McCandless
Jackson
Alberta Michel
Johnson
Helen Ar
Ruth Hanna Simms to Address G. O. P. Women’s Rally Friday
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms daughter of Marcus A Hanna and former Illinois congresswoman at large will speak Friday at 2 p.m. to Linn county Republican women at the Crystal ballroom Montrose hotel. The event is open to men and marks her long political career since serving as secretary to her father in Washington.
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Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Marcus A. Hanna
Illinois
Linn County
Crystal
Montrose Hotel
Washington
Ohio
Medill McCormick
House of Representatives
Albert Gallatin Simms
Albuquerque
N. M
Sunshine Mission Appeals For Clothing Donations
Sunshine Mission appeals for clothing donations to meet rising demand. Rev Thomas J Hinkin says the Mission can only satisfy about half of needs with men's daily, women and children thrice weekly clothing. Donations are welcomed Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings or by calling 28632 for pickup.
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Sunshine Mission
Mission
Thomas J. Hinkin
Judge Ring To Address Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Meeting
District Court Judge H C Ring will speak at the Cedar Rapids Retail Credit association first meeting of the 1936 37 season at the Roosevelt Hotel Monday. He will discuss creditor rights and limitations before the courts. Reservations by phone 2 1171 due by Monday morning.
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District Court
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapds Retail Credit Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Ring
Demonstration Of Progressive Teaching Methods Set At Cedar Rapids School
Benjamin Franklin high school hosts a Saturday demonstration of progressive teaching methods for high school and grade school subjects. County superintendents from Dubuque Jackson Benton Buchanan Delaware and Linn counties with H K Bennett sponsor. Speakers include Wayland Osborn Lena Hecker Florence Graven Mildred Nielsen Ina Marmon Mabel Root Hazel Prehm Eva Luce and others. Over 300 teachers expected. morning band by Springville and afternoon band by Alburnett precede classroom demos and discussions led by Walter A Shupp.
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Benjamin Franklin High School
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Jackson
Benton
Buchanan
Delaware
Linn
H. K. Bennett
Northeast Iowa
State Department of Education
Wayland Osborn
Colesburg
Lena Hecker
la Porte City
Florence Graven
Greene
Mildred
Roy T. Schwab
Alburnett High School
Howard Ellson
Walter A. Shupp
Linn County
Cross Fox With Dark Spine Line Commands Premium Price
A cross fox displays a dark line along the spine and another across the shoulders. Fine specimens fetch an extra price for trappers seeking rare fur quality.
Turner's Call for Full Production and Honest Farm Living
Chicago interview with former Iowa governor Dan Turner critiques Roosevelt tariff shifts and AAA coercion, arguing for full farm production, city job recovery, import cuts, soil improvement, and expanded rural credit under Governor Landon to secure a decent living for farmers.
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Dan Turner
Wm. Hard
Hart In Crash Near Erie In Fair Condition
E W La Plant of 2118 Blake boulevard SE remains in fair condition after a September 11 accident near Erie Pennsylvania. The collision involved a car driven by George Hipp of Indianapolis and another car that failed to stop at a main highway. La Plant was pinned under his car and taken to an Erie hospital with four broken ribs and a punctured lung. Mrs La Plant is at his side in Erie as three Milwaukee residents and Hipp received treatment for numerous cuts.
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E. W. la Plant
Blake Boulevard
Erie
la Plant
George Hipp
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Mr. la Plant
Mr. Hipp
Oswego
N. Y
Recipe Contest Promises Twenty Dollar Prizes
Housewives are urged to submit recipes using Iowa cereals and seasonal ingredients with each entry on a separate sheet bearing name and address. Prizes in each class are first $3 and second $2, plus honorable mentions to be printed in The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Entries due by 5 p.m. September 28 at the Gazette office.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
Little Gallery Opens New Season at Public Library
The Little Gallery on the second floor of the public library reopens for the new season. It will be open four days a week until October, Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. The Cedar Rapids art association permanent collection will be on view.
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The
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Subversive Influences in Our Schools Debate Burns in Wichita
The Cedar Rapids Gazette editor Verne Marshall warned in Wichita that subversive ideas threaten American public schools. He urged reproducing his talk as pamphlets in classrooms to counter what he called Bolshevik propaganda and Leninist aims. He praised US schools as the nation’s foundation and urged vigilance against revolutionary doctrines.
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Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
American Legion
Wichita
Marshall
United States
Moscow
America
Supreme Court of the
Washington
Lenin
Stalin
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Rome
Annual Fruit Shower Planned at Home for Aged Women
The Home for Aged Women will host its annual fruit shower Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Residents will enjoy a reception with a program and tea under Mrs Ray Chandler. Donors may bring canned fruits and vegetables or arrange pickup if they cannot attend.
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Ray Chandler
Home For Aged Women
Five Years Residence Required for Iowa Home Membership
The Linn county home requires five years of Iowa residence to qualify for membership. Entrance fees are 600 dollars for county residents and 800 dollars for nonresidents, covering lifetime care and burial expenses. The home, built for twenty five women, is full, with no deaths in three years. The oldest resident is 87, average age 78, and turnover is low, so income is modest. This 1888 incorporation is one of the city’s oldest institutions, and gifts are welcomed by grateful residents.
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Iowa
Linn County
Traffic Men's Outing At Cedar Rapids Country Club
Approximately 100 reservations have been made for the sixth annual traffic men's outing to be held Wednesday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Attendees include representatives of railroads steamboat lines truckers and shippers from Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City Minneapolis Des Moines and Peoria. The program features a golf tournament baseball horseshoe pitching and bridge with a noon start and an evening banquet.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Peoria
Waltonians Picnic Set for Sept. 27 at Camp Conservation
The Waltonians announce their annual outdoor picnic, postponed from last Sunday, will take place Sunday September 27 at Camp Conservation eleven miles north of Cedar Rapids. Coffee, cream and sugar will be provided free by the Waltonian organization. Carl Hendrickson serves as committee chairman.
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Waltonians
Camp Conservation
Cedar Rapids
Waltonian Organization
Carl Hendrickson
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