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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
13
The author argues science defines rights over individuals and notes criminals favor death over life for first degree crimes while accidental perpetrators prefer prison. It concludes with Helen Van Pelt Wilson asserting a male dominated world despite calls for change.
Life presents to each of his problems of serious importance usually there is a scientific way to decide such problems Dr Wiseam tells how in this great little booklet which includes ten illuminating tests Apply them to each problem before you act The booklet will be sent on request with stamped self addressed return envelope and one cent stamp to cover printing costs Just ask for Personal Problems address Dr William caro of The Clazette
A magazine piece links women’s cooperative homemaking to personal fulfillment and usefulness. It cites Dr Morris Vitels on typewriting practice showing accuracy outpacing speed over time, then recounts a bedtime tale of Uncle Wiggily outsmarting pursuers and escaping a tennis net setup.
Fred J. Poyneer of Knollwood drive SE was appointed to Linn county old age assistance commission for two years by the board of supervisors. He fills the term of Hugh Orchard who leaves July 1. Other members are E. R. Moore and Cora Jacobs, Cedar Rapids. The law requires one Democrat and one Republican plus the county relief director. All serve without compensation.
The Olin The Pleasant Hill community held a Sunday church reunion with many out of town guests. Notables included Mr and Mrs Stanley Brainard Mr and Mrs Frank Ballou and Mr and Mrs Roy Smith of Davenport Mr and Mrs J H Ballou and G W Miller of Marion and others from Burlington Independence Centerville Morley Co lumbus Junction Mt Vernon Cedar Rapids Monmouth Anamosa and Anamosa area. Clarence Freeman was elected president Ethel Phillips secretary and Mrs Nettie Glick treasurer.
Miss Audrey Hoyt of DeWitt daughter of Mrs J Hoyt of Davenport becomes the focus of a family announcement outlining forthcoming nuptial plans and social standings.
The wedding mass for Joseph Bathalter of Chicago and Elizabeth Bathalter of DeWitt was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church with Rev Thomas Loftus officiating. Attendants included Miss Mary O’Hern and Oswald Bathalter. organist Mrs Lloyd Hanrahan and soloist Alfred Janis. A wedding breakfast followed at Spring Brook Country Club. The couple will reside in Chicago after his employment at a local firm. the bride is a Davenport graduate.
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