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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1936
Page
9
An author notes scientific perspectives on morality and detail orientation. It discusses whether women note details more on juries, hot months versus deaths, and dog cognition with references to Marston and Buytendijk, concluding science questions loyalty and truth in animals.
The cat known as Rides The Rods rode the rails into Cedar Rapids on No. 903 from Chicago and settled in the yard office after car inspector Bob Sullivan spotted it aboard a mail car. The feline lingered through the night, choosing Cedar Rapids as winter home.
Forecasts warn of upheaval and startling news for those born on this date with abrupt changes likely. Caution with papers and speech advised, as scandal or vindictive attack possible and child born today may be quick tempered and restless.
Opal Darnell daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Darnell and Clarence Schirm son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Schirm were married Sunday at the United Brethren parsonage in Vin ton. Rev J Wesley Peterson officiated with attendants Miss Iva Schirm and Stanley Geater. Opal previously ran Opal's cafe and now works at Ward tea room, while Schirm is employed at Stahr plumbing shop.
On November 23 1936 Della Krouse was appointed and qualified as Executrix of Martha Williamson late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors must present claims and all debt inquiries should be directed to Linn County District Court. Locher and Locher represent the executrix.
Iowa City workers started processing more than 3,000 employee applications for social security numbers on Tuesday. Postmaster Walter J. Barrow warned that any employee not receiving an application should notify postal authorities.
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