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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1934
Page
9
Elenore Meherin portrays Pippin, an eighteen year old who experiments with romance, kisses, and independence while her mother Chickie and father David navigate past heartbreaks and secrets. A campus party, European letters, and a mountain summer scene shape Pippin’s search for love, identity, and meaning amid family tensions.
A column by Claude Callan features a humorous note from a man reflecting on marriage and romance. He quips about a wife’s need for romance sourced from magazines, highlighting gender and domestic expectations with light humor.
A young woman named Pippin navigates summer romance and doubt. She contemplates freedom and love amid letters from Kevin and care from Jon, while facing judgment from a protective friend and her own yearning for a new, worthy romance.
The body of Claude Heilgeson 44 was brought to Decorah for funeral services April 19 at the Lutheran church with Rev O Glesne officiating. Interment followed at the Lutheran cemetery with Decorah lodge No 443 BPC E in charge. Heilgeson served in World War I and died April 18 in Portland Oregon after returning from Alaska. He leaves a wife three children his parents and a brother Arthur. He belonged to the Juneau Alaska Elks lodge. In Davenport Mrs M S Klapp won first prize in an Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs poetry contest with Perspective pen name Margaret Marion. formerly Naomi Roach and daughter of Mrs Sarah Roach. She is a Lowden High School graduate and former Lowden teacher. Melvin L Enger born Decorah May 4 1881 becomes dean of University of Illinois college of engineering succeeding Arthur Cutts Willard who became Minol university president.
A trailer attached to a Mason City truck loaded with 8 000 pounds of seed potatoes burned Wednesday about four miles north of Grundy Center on Route 14. No injuries are reported. Fire crews fought the flames at the scene.
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