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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
11
Mr. and Mrs. Mitralsky transformed a west side Cedar Rapids dump into a thriving rock garden begun in 1928. A half ton honeycombed rock anchors pools and a hidden spring, with goldfish, water lilies, a fountain, and whimsical statues. Visitors flock daily to see the evolving display.
In Mansfield England Mrs Stansall aged 102 nearly faced disaster on her first flight. She had requested a demonstration flight with Cobham and later joined a party of seventeen including the mayor and his wife. On landing the plane dipped a wing and touched the ground but avoided a crash, with the woman calling the ride grand.
Radio listings show CBS NBC and ABC affiliates tabulating daily evening and morning programs from WABC WGN WJZ WEAF WOC to Ames WLW and KYW with orchestras, soloists, drama, and children's segments. The dense grid notes programs by time across stations and cities.
Miss Lucille Caldwell and Harry C. Kisling of Urbana were married Wednesday evening at the parsonage by Rev. Charles G. Fort. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hepker. They will reside on a Polk township farm. Denmark orders foreign jazz bands to leave the country.
Special to The Gazette Dan Steck a Democratic candidate for United States Senate urged repealing the Eighteenth Amendment be settled by constitutional conventions. He argued the people should decide by convention delegates elected on that issue, since there is no national referendum. He favors returning liquor control to the states.
The Boy Scout band, sponsored by the Commercial club and supervised by Ray Ellett, received new uniforms for all members. The band, which participated in the Boy Scout circus at Iowa City Friday, will perform Saturday night concerts during the summer.
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