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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
3
W L Cherry of Chicago reports net income of 698 241 for the fiscal year ending Oct 31 1935 up from 427 816 the prior year. After preferred dividends the 1935 earnings equaled 4 10 a share on 135 918 common shares versus 2 16 on 131 627 shares.
A poetic blessing for the new year wishing prosperity health and happiness. It imagines luck friendship wealth and steady courage guiding the reader through the year with humor and hopeful tones.
Philip Reams of 1632 Bever Avenue SE won first in the stick model fuselage model and open divisions at the Cedar Rapids Airhawks indoor tournament held at the Shrine temple on Monday. Frank Machen took first in the scale model non flying planes. Best time 24.15 seconds by Reams in the fuselage model among sixty five entries.
Iowa City authorities seek Trent Estep, alleged check forger, to be returned from Chicago. Gov Henry Horner notified County Attorney E. Baldwin. Sheriff Don McComas to travel to Chicago to complete Estep extradition.
A New Year message urges making 1936 worthwhile with progress and kindness. Miss Manners answers two questions from teens about dating boundaries and winning affection, advising clear attitudes, aloofness sometimes boosting appeal, and showing interest and cheerful poise to improve chances with the preferred suitor.
Highlights from 1926 and 1966 show local figures traveling for study and leisure. Keith Vawter joins Dr Edward Devine in Mexico City, Leoda Warner and Merle Heverly study in Detroit, and Rev L W Soule resigns to work with the Y M C A. Also noted are basketball captaincy, minstrel show at Greene’s Opera House, and local retirement and travel plans.
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