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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
15
Practical autumn gardening tips for flowers and bulbs from Mrs J L Rhea. Advice covers composting, storage, soil preparation, bulb planting depths, and selecting tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, and lilies for borders and rock gardens. Emphasizes soil improvement, staking, and careful storage to ensure healthy bloom next season.
Formal dedication and opening of the bridge from Moline to Arsenal Island will be held Saturday. Built by the federal government at a cost of 210000 dollars, the new bridge replaces an 1873 structure linking the city to the U. S. arsenal across the Mississippi River.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Curry of Baldwin will celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at their home Sunday They wed October 16 1877 at the Methodist parsonage in Monmouth They later lived in Millrock South Grove Clinton county and Baldwin for 39 years Their son William Curry lives in Wyoming IA Grandson Bernard Curry is from Wyoming They received a Bible from Rev E Mastin for being the oldest married couple at a recent Monmouth picnic
The American Legion and Auxiliary in Independence prepare a joint district meeting for Monday October 24. The Auxiliary will hold an all day session and the Legion will conduct an afternoon business meeting. A 6:30 banquet will be served by St. John's church women, followed by a dance at Orr's hall. State Commander Earl Hall of Ma
Mrs. Josiah Doréas, 76, longtime Cedar county resident, died Wednesday evening after a brief illness. Born May 25, 185? in New York, she lived in Tipton forty years. Surviving: husband and a niece, Mrs. C. J. Kephart of Salt Lake City. Services set at Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. G. W. Reed. final arrangements awaiting word from the niece.
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