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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
3
The acting dairy tutor Menary has decided to serve as temporary dairy inspector, replacing the ill Dr. L B Graham who earned 2140 annually. Mayor Stepanek comments on how the city handled the local milk situation.
The city plan commission meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m The Triton club holds a diner at the Y M C A at 6 15 p m Today Dr A W Erskine discusses X Rays before the Washington I club at the Y M C A Thursday at 7 30 p m Young men who are high school graduates will join the Trias club at the Y M C A Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Linden camp No 145 meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m for regular business then a card party at 8 30 for members and families. Dr Robert Little of First Presbyterian church leads Lenten meditations Thursday noon at the Y M C A for Y directors and members.
Firemen were called at 6 35 a m Monday for a small roof fire at S J Fribel 649 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Earlier Sunday a roof fire at 215 Twentieth Street NE and a grass fire near Seventeenth Street and J Avenue NE were reported. The Iowa Association of Optometrists plans a Roosevelt hotel dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m with Dr E I Copeland as speaker and Dr J C Landenberger in charge. Cedar Rapids Scouters Round Table meets Tuesday at 6 15 p m at First Congregational Church House with a picnic supper. First aid course will continue.
A historical note records John F. Dille's work titled Prisoner Of Slaves with U.S. registration details delayed or postponed.
Florence La Ganke recounts Nancy Page advice on making home duties a partnership between spouses. The piece outlines simple routines to save time, such as pre-setting dishes in pairs and cooking ahead on Sundays to ease weekday chores.
The speaker argues geniuses shape circumstances, citing Lincoln as an example who rose by vision amid war. He also says a man must test a marriage with a partner’s consent, and that humanity’s progress has softened life through progressive religion and science, aiming for an ever softer social bed.
The article notes Nancy Page promoting a leaflet titled Soups that satisfy available by mail for a stamped self addressed envelope. It mentions Nancy’s home cooking and planning for Sunday dinners and hints at upcoming quilt pattern presentations.
Three state department officials nominated by President Roosevelt were confirmed by the senate within fifteen minutes on Monday. Willian T. Phillips Jr. of Massachusetts became under secretary of state, Wilbur J. Carr of New York as assistant secretary of state, and Prof. Raymond Moley of Ohio as assistant secretary of state. The president also nominated and the senate confirmed Henry Morgenthau Jr. of New York as chairman of the federal farm board, William F. Stevenson of South Carolina as a member of the home loan bank board, and P. D. Webb of Tennessee as a member of the home loan bank board.
In Minneapolis and St Paul city talk the old rules barring cross gender attire were reviewed but not repealed. Feminists mocked women in trousers yet sales continued. Richard M Eliott head of Minnesota psychology warned that women should stop imitating men calling trousers a sign of inferiority.
Former President Herbert Hoover, speaking from the Waldorf Astoria, urged whole hearted support and cooperation for President Roosevelt's banking and economic crisis plan. Hoover's secretary Lawrence Richey delivered the remark to newspaper men in response to questions about the president’s actions.
Lost brown change pocketbook containing a five dollar bill and a key. Also a brown coin purse with about thirteen cents. Reward offered. Call 2-9557 or Dial 9877.
Classified note promotes Peacock Beauty Salon and a used car sale with low prices. It includes a Want Ad Taker line and a deal on marcel and perm services, plus a dial number. It states a two line want ad for one week costs 24 cents per day.
Classified note offers flats for rent with a contact number 2 1121. Indicates availability for four occupants. No further details on location or price provided.
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