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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1934
Page
3
Dear Miss Manners advises couples to share concerns and seek balance. The letter writer asks whether to part ways over differing interests while a partner fears revealing a serious health finding. The column suggests communication may ease worry and improve understanding.
Advice suggests trying outdoor activities like hiking or skating to ease strain. Proposes each partner pursues the other's interests to improve balance and romance. Encourages forgiveness of a mother’s sharp remarks and suggests inviting others to vacate rooms for newcomers.
The annual meeting of Perpetual Savings and Loan Association stockholders will be held at the office on Tuesday January 8 1995 at 4 30 p m. Resolutions will be presented to renew the charter for twenty years from the expiration of the present charter expiring January 19 1935. D Denlinger Secretary.
The State theater opens Saturday with a double bill of House Of Rothschild and Sadie McKee. George Arliss and Loretta Young star in Rothschild with Robert Young Boris Karloff and John. Sadie McKee features Joan Crawford Franchot Tone Gene Raymond and Edward Arnold in a drama of a young woman’s rise.
At Paramount Shirley Temple and James Dunn star in Bright Eyes. Iowa features Spices of 1935 on stage. Babbitt with Guy Kibbee and Aline McMahon plays on screen. The Cat's Paw with Harold Lloyd and Una Merkel plus The Thin Man with William Powell and Myrna Loy headline. Palace presents Lady for a Day with Warren William and May Robson and Peach O Reno with Wheeler and Woolsey. Rialto shows Personality Kid with George O'Brien and Sleepers East with Wynne Gibson and Preston Foster. Olympic features Shadows of Sing Sing with Mary Brian and Bruce Cabot and Blue Steel with John Wayne and Eleanor Hunt.
Irene Dunne leads Sweet Adeline with Donald Woods and Hugh Herbert at the Paramount for a three day engagement. The Gay Bride stars Carole Lombard Chester Morris and Zasu Pitts on the same bill. Warner Brothers presents a bright operetta with strong dance numbers and scenic production.
The feature Personality Kid with George O'Brien opens at the Rialto through Saturday. It showcases prize ring life with ring celebrities Henry O’Neil Claire Dodd Glenda Farrell in the cast. Second feature Sleepers East stars Wynne Gibson Preston Foster Mona Barrie Harvey Stevens. The serial Mystery Squadron with Bob Steele runs, followed by Cats and the Fiddle.
The Iowa theater plans a New Year’s Eve frolic with five vaudeville acts and the screen attraction Broadway Bill starring Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy. All seats are reserved and favors will be given to attendees.
Washington reports more than 2,000 Civilian Conservation Corps members taught to read and write in six months ending October. Courses cover reading writing arithmetic algebra and chemistry to over 1,400 members across camps with a teaching staff of about 1,000 educational advisers and sizeable administrative personnel.
Notice records the appointment and qualification of Pred G Kellogg as executor of Luella C Kellogg’s estate in Linn County Iowa and Andrew DuWahoo as executor of Nancy aeconeed’s estate. Creditors must file verified claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk by deadlines, with attorneys Treichler and Patterson listed.
Mark Fisher and his orchestra, famed Edgewater Beach hotel group, headline the Pla-Mor ballroom Saturday night. The act blends concert nuance with lively rhythm, supported by Baby Rose Marie in person, plus Gagnon and Broughton and the Pla-Mar Revelers for an energetic program.
Calcutta police report a husband murdered his wife claiming she talked nonstop to their daughter nightly. Desperate for sleep the husband rose and killed her, authorities say.
In Carcassone France during the barracks murder trial a woman Germaine Gernignon and three Arabs accuse witchcraft to explain the soldier's death. Gernignon testified of lamb slaughter and Satanic incantations. one Arab and she confessed involvement. Mme Julie Toubiana denied witchcraft and claimed high esteem in the barracks amid her murdered husband.
The Montana industrial accident board records show a Lewistown creamery employee sprained the back after being kicked by a turkey at work. The report compares the turkey to a Missouri mule and notes the bird is “handy with his heels.”
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