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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
16
A reader profile notes Jill's smug attitude toward less popular girls and her knack for lining up beaux for herself and friends. The Miss Manners column receives letters about friendships among boys and sisters, appreciating loyal pals and urging humility.
The article suggests living beings could live forever on Earth as single celled organisms like amoeba and paramecium never die. They grow and split into two, continuing to divide forever. Sponges and some marine worms are also described as never dying.
A man asks if he should disclose a past trouble before proposing. The advisor urges honesty, praising the suitor and saying the past should be forgotten if forgiveness exists. If not, reveal now to avoid later revelation by another.
Cedar Rapids police urged motorists to keep Second Avenue bridge clear for about 1000 Iowa Bar association delegates attending sessions at the coliseum. Paul A. Young resigned as Lamont school superintendent after five years to become Davenport high school dean of boys, with family moving August 1. no successor yet elected.
On June 18 1936 Adah K Seely was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Merton F P Seely late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment Those having claims against the estate will file them duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court Frank C Byers Attorney
The Independent School District of Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa will accept sealed bids until 11 00 a m Thursday June 27 1935 for approximately 1000 tons of mutual coal 0100 010 O B mines about fifty tons of stove coke delivered FP 010 010 O B bin Cleveland school hauling of about 8000 tons of coal and rubbish. Bidding documents available at the Secretary 716 A Ave N E Cedar Rapids Iowa Signed Independent School District of Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa Charles D Hedberg District Secretary
Nancy Page describes adapting an old iron bed into a low framed couch with no head or footboard. She covers it with cretonne curtains and cushions, rents a sewing machine from a shopkeeper’s wife, and earns money by sewing for cottage visitors. A leaflet on Summer Cottage Menus is advertised for request.
A poem reflecting on friendship, memory, and the impact of visitors as time passes. The lines evoke a friend who enters life briefly and lingers in recollection, with imagery of familiar objects and a sense of shared moments. A final line notes a federal survey showing 53 000 subsistence gardens in Kansas for 1935.
Final payment to depositors of Kenwood Savings will be issued Thursday morning. Checks now in hand total ten percent, bringing overall payout to one hundred percent. Call Kenwood Bank on Thursday for depositors' checks. list includes local families and residents from Garwin Le Grand Montour and Independence.
The eighty four year old W G Dobson was honored at a Sunday family reunion. Attendees included Frank and Gerald Morrison and families, Wendell Morrison and children, Leo Morrison and daughter from La Crosse Wisconsin, A M Dobson and son from Collins, Harley Fisher, Lyle Starkweather and daughters from Cedar Rapids, Frankie Lynch, Harold Black and Lorraine Mooney of Marshalltown, Floyd Kaisand and children from Tama, Charles McCune, and Belle Dobson among others.
A Koenigsberg Nazi leader advocates abolishing the custom of addressing married women by their husband’s title such as Frau Lawyer Schmidt. He argues women should hold titles only if they personally earn them, freeing social language from traditional gendered forms.
Miss Irene Meyer and Darwin Rounds to wed Saturday were honored Sunday with a lakeside picnic near West Union. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Birdsell, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Schutte, Misses Pearl Svebanken and Bernice Koeveniz, and George Bemus of Postville, plus Donald Martindale of Waukon.
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