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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
5
A reader notes Flora thrives on frankness and duty, repeats unpleasant gossip, makes others unhappy, and is disliked by many. The column uses Miss Manners style to advise on balancing life with outside interests and cautions a fourteen year old about overactivity and growing up.
A reader asks if a new romance started after an unplanned meeting at a dance can last without prior introductions. The advisor says the guy will judge by conduct and that careful behavior will show what she expects, and the meeting will not ruin the relationship.
The stars outline lively energy for new projects driven by personal initiative rather than employers. Some peril and fund missteps are possible, with friction and cautious finances needed. Birthdays bring fruit from self effort. a child born this day may be energetic and extravagant. Notable nativity: Richard Croker.
November 23 1823 Mrs Josephine Bartosh left yesterday for Redlands California to visit her son. Mr and Mrs A Reps returned today from a visit of several weeks in the east. They visited their
A Cedar Rapids mass meeting at the city auditorium discussed needed improvements such as purer water and better tuberculosis hospital facilities. Speakers urged cooperation to advance civic progress amid broader concerns like court trouble and urban services. Local figures noted include Sal W. Protsman arriving to serve as chief clerk of the railway mail service. Turkeys fetched 17 to 18.5 cents a pound as the market price.
Miss Margaret Burr leaves for sea monic Texas for the winter. Carl J. Walters heads to Flagstaff Arizona to remain through the season. Misses Louise Hamilton Alice Faulkes and Nettie Richardson return from Ogontz School Philadelphia for the holidays. Due to a diphtheria case the school closes until the new year. Erma Lincoln elected president of Tru Blue 4 H club at Jean Broderson’s home. other officers named Jean Broderson vice president Jacquelin Kinler secretary treasurer Velma Petersen historian Helen Levasen press reporter.
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