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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1940
Page
9
Advice column notes Mrs. B wears on her husband with constant nagging and the risk of a cold separation. Miss Manners counsels patience, warning the wife to temper complaints and the husband to endure until he can safely quit for better prospects. A separate query asks whether to quit a disliked job. the answer recommends staying put while saving to bridge job hunting.
A wife recounts rocky marriage and describes venting at her husband after years of patience. She notes that speaking back changed dynamics and asks others to heed her experience. The columnist approves tempered retaliation for some couples and thanks the writer.
W C DeShaw of Hopkinton and 14 others sue to block a district line change by South Fork and Hopkinton boards. They allege failure to submit the question to voters and call the move a conspiracy that would raise local taxes. They seek temporary and permanent injunction.
Mr and Mrs William Wilker of Wyoming celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on March 25 while spending the winter in California. The couple have resided in Wyoming and marked the milestone with family and friends.
The Wilker family roots trace from Galt Ontario to Preston Ontario and then Wyoming. Mr Wilker worked as a plumber and tinner before running a hardware store for 30 years and serving on town council and the board of education. Mrs Wilker is active in Hawthorne club and Methodist church groups. The couple has four children including Mrs Edward Johnson of Port Arthur and Minnie Williams in San Francisco, with Dr Will Wilker practicing in Toja Wisconsin. Aneta died in 1907 at age 138 and Maryann was adopted as an infant.
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