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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
5
Dale returns to Pippin and rekindles a tense romance as they plan a daring overnight hike. Pippin oscillates between longing and misgiving while Dale presses for commitment before their trip to Fallen Leaf lake.
Miss Maude Borghart sails to Pasadena for summer on the Pacific coast. Edward Soboda returns from Amherst College. Mr and Mrs Warren attend their daughter Frances graduation at University of Wisconsin Madison. Winston Titus leaves for West Point. Henry Zuber and Everett Johnson motorcycle trip to St Paul and Duluth. John J Jones suffers a severe concussion in a trolley crash. Camp participants from First Christian church return home. L H Battersby arrives as next Coe College physical director. Thomas F Doherty, noted city contractor, dies. Bever Park street railway line nearly complete except trolley stringing.
Nancy Page develops beach bags from a drift wood carrier idea. She previously made small rubber-lined bags for children but designed larger bags for adults holding sandals books sunglasses and outdoor accessories. The article mentions a cutting diagram and instructions to obtain materials and follow the cut pattern.
The article explains bag construction basics with measurements nine and twenty nine inches long and fourteen inches wide after seams. It covers seaming steps from pieces a b and c, finishing hems, eyelets or grommets, and an embroidery option using ivory rings with a buttonhole stitch.
A terse note describes a family moment where a dog or child named Pug interprets relatives as company while parents discipline in front of them. The scene suggests awkward family dynamics and public embarrassment.
A fragment notes advice about embroidery text and design options with mentions of Nancy proposing ideas for a well padded embroidery. The line hints at possible tips or variations for garment embellishment.
Funeral services for John Maher were held Wednesday morning at St Bridget’s with Rev J J Hopkins officiating. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Mae Conner of Chicago and Mrs Loretta of Atalissa, and by several brothers and other relatives.
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