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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
7
A reader laments Mrs F neglecting intellectual growth for domestic duties and a husband’s diverging pace. The columnist notes the need to balance household effort with learning and conversation trends.
N. W. Lientz, Cedar Rapids manager for Western Union Telegraph, is promoted to district superintendent for Kansas. Headquarters will be in Kansas City, Missouri. He leaves Cedar Rapids after eleven years as manager. wife and two children stay briefly in Cedar Rapids. No successor named yet.
William Powell and Rosalind Russell star in Rendezvous a mystery romance at the Paramount with Binnie Barnes Lionel Atwill and Cesar Romero in the cast The film portrays the Black Chamber saga told by its head during World War I A family friendly departure for Powell plus Popeye cartoon You Gotta Be a Football Hero and Isham Jones band numbers accompany the feature.
Clyde L. Montgomery of Clarence was granted a divorce from Effie P. Montgomery by Judge John T. Moffitt. The defendant pays costs, his wife's attorney fees, child care expenses, and $5 weekly for a year. Plaintiff receives household goods and personal effects.
The Benton county board approved paying half of the material costs for a county line bridge on the Mount Auburn La Porte City road. The WPA project, started by Black Hawk county, will cost about 500 dollars to Benton.
The State theater announces a Halloween preview showing of Fighting Youth after the regular Bad Boy feature. Stars Charles Farrell June Martel and Andy Devine headline the football themed drama with last year’s all American players. Free apples and doughnuts for all attendees.
Dr C Ward Macy economics professor at Coe college and guest at Florida Gainesville will represent Grinnell at Rollins college semi centennial November 2 to 4. Macy is a Grinnell alumnus and Coe faculty since 1923 named professor in 1932. He and Mrs Macy travel from Gainesville to Winter Park for the event. Speakers include Dr Daniel L Marsh of Boston University and Dr Frank L McVey of the University of Kentucky.
Dr Brady discusses a 1935 American Public Health Association bulletin on notifiable diseases, definitions, and transmission. He highlights conversational spray range for colds, and includes Q&A on nasal polyps diathermy, nasal polyps treatment, and temporary dental fillings, with instructions for reader letters.
The Three Musketeers streams to the Iowa theater screen Friday with Alexandre Dumas’s romance set in 17th century France. Walter Abel stars as d Artagnan with Athos Porthos and Aramis joining to defend the queen’s honor alongside Cardinal Richelieu in vivid period drama. Also on the bill is Major Bowes Amateur Theater of the Air.
Paramount presents Diamond Jim with Edward Arnold Jean Arthur and Binnie Barnes while Escape Me Never stars Elisabeth Bergner Also on screen Grand Exit with Ann Sothern Edmund Lowe Bad Boy with James Dunn and Dorothy Wilson Miriam Hopkins Becky Sharp with Spencer Tracy Wendy Barrie Chinatown Squad with Lyle Talbot Valerie Hobson Champagne for Breakfast with Lila Lee Joan Marsh Tomorrow s Youth with Dickie Moore John Miljan Martha Sleeper The Fighting Ranger with Buck Jones Dorothy Revier
The Gazette reports on October 31 1925 that Rebecca Wooley age 17 suffered a broken arm after a fall on a downtown sidewalk. The piece also notes W J Brown of Cedar Rapids elected president of the Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
George Schminkey, packing house employee, suffered serious head injuries from a falling timber. Dee Glass, railroad contractor, sprained back and bruises when his buggy was crushed by a backing Rock Island train on B avenue. Grace De Vere died at a local hospital after severe burns from a gasoline stove incident last week. H. J. Lobeen and family left for Orlando, Florida for the winter.
A short poem contrasts rich and poor, questioning what difference wealth makes to happiness and friendship. It asks whether wealth changes love or loyalty and suggests that true value lies in affection and companionship rather than money.
Three facilities in Germany are planned to manufacture gasoline from coal via hydrogenation. The projects aim to expand synthetic fuel production using coal gasification and hydrogenation processes, signaling a push to secure hydrocarbon supplies.
Tomorrow's Youth opens Thursday at the Olympic with stars Dickie Moore John Miljan and Martha Sleeper in a drama of action suspense tears and romance. The Fighting Ranger stars Buck Jones and Dorothy Revier. The bill includes Tail Spin Tommy chapter eleven plus cartoon and news.
Becky Sharp at the Palace is the first feature film produced in a new perfected color process using all three primary colors. The film offers rich drama humor and a vivid color spectacle beyond mere pageantry.
Miriam Hopkins leads a notable cast including Frances Dee Nigel Bruce Alison Skipworth and Billie Burke in a feature. A companion piece It s a Small World features Spencer Tracy in his first comedy role as a young lawyer whose car crash leads to a legal clash over a debtor s body and vengeance.
Dr. Ben H. Peterson, chemistry professor at Coe College, was notified of a research grant from the Iowa Academy of Science. The grant recognizes outstanding scientists for work on a scientific problem and is awarded in conjunction with the AAAS.
The record notes a steady pace of museum construction with new institutions opening at roughly two per month over the past twelve years. It cites a continuous expansion of cultural facilities and implies sustained investment in heritage sites.
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