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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1933

Page

11

Nine Conventions Booked Already for This City in 1934

Cedar Rapids has nine state group conventions set for 1934 per Hugh Orchard of the Chamber of Commerce. Iowa Tuberculosis association expects 400 in February, Rainbow for Girls 400 in June, Disabled World War Veterans 200 in May, Iowa Dental society 1500 in spring, Knights of Columbus summer meeting, Congregational Christian conference 1000, Iowa Gladiolus Society in August, plus four in October including Northwestern District Teachers and Eastern Iowa Veterinary association. The Iowa Creamery association and Iowa Conference of Social Workers also plan October meetings though dates are pending. In Hazleton township Frank W. Kint, 69, died on a train near Kansas City en route to Oelwein from heart disease. He is survived by son Wyatt Kint of Long Beach. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Oelwein.

Cedar Rapids Hugh Orchard Chamber of Commerce Iowa Tuberculosis Association Order of Rainbow Iowa Dental Society Knights of Columbus Congregational Christian Conference Iowa Gladiolus Society Northwestern District Teachers Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association Iowa Creamery Association Iowa Conference of Social Workers Hazleton Frank W. Kint Hazleton Township Kansas City Oclwein Long Beach Wyatt Kint Hintz Oelwein

Mind and Manners in Modern Life by Albert Edward Wiggam

Wiggam analyzes gender and social behavior drawing on Deeping and literature. He contrasts historical adventurous living with modern urban leisure rituals, arguing women can influence rivals subtly while men pursue risk and novelty in daily life.

Warwick Deeping

Winning Arguments and Practical Training Outlook

An ad for a 74 page booklet by Albert Edward Wizgam offering six practical principles to win arguments and boost business, with pricing and mailing details. Also notes on college training improving job prospects and a local court case where Norman M McNee pleaded guilty to larceny for bridge plank removal, fined $25 and $6.25 costs, with planks returned to the county.

Albert Edward Wizgam Wikcan Vinton Norman M McNee Norway G. W. Burnham Board of Supervisors

Tekla Seeks American Freedom Facing Parental Differences

Parents born abroad struggle to accept Tekla's wish to live as an American girl with freedom and choices. The letter discusses immigrant-s upbringing versus U.S. norms and hopes Tekla can persuade her parents that her path is not unusual.

Tekla Tekia

Just Folks Ony Spaar a Gamet

A 1933 vignette reflecting on wisdom and moral balance. It contrasts pride and virtue, urges tenderness and fairness, and questions material greed while noting the fog of modern life and the lure of splendor around us.

Spaar

Delaware County State Bank Pays Big Dividend

Delaware County State Bank began paying 30 percent dividends totaling 283500 dollars to about two thousand depositors as its first payout since closing in May 1932. The IRS delay stemmed from a lawsuit filed by Mrs Jennie Johnson, Manchester, against the bank receiver Charles Kelly.

Manchester Delaware County State Bank Charles Kelly Jennie Johnson

Woman’s deposit claim denied by New York judge

Judge George W. Martin ruled against Mrs. Johnson in a New York supreme court case over a $23,000 bank deposit. The claimant failed to sign a waiver plan after the bank closed, leaving the deposit as a nonpreferred claim.

George W. Martin New York Johnson Supreme Court

Mrs. Nichols Named Acting Superintendent Of City Playground Work

Clare Nichols, assistant playground superintendent, was named acting superintendent at a playground commission meeting. She serves during Willard Hayes six month leave to lead Civilian Conservation corps work at Palisades state park camp. Ray Frame remains playground maintenance superintendent. Joe Carberry acts as chairman.

Clare Nichols Playground Commission Willard Hayes Army Hayes Palisades State Park Ray Frame Joe Carberry

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