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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1933
Page
11
The speaker reflects on a dinner for dad of Mickey Mouse and mentions reading in papers. They discuss a new cowboy song and compare it to old songs sung by cowpunchers. A memory of guarding cows and night voices appears, with rough steers approaching at night.
The narrator recalls Roosevelt speaking to the American Legion and criticizes advisers, noting Hoover’s limited actions. Charley Chaplin and Disney are praised at a dinner with Will Durant and Professor Von Klein Smidt, highlighting a blend of economics, psychology, and entertainment amid a wary public mood.
Atkins high seniors rehearse the play Here Comes Charlie with Este Kelper Wilmer Schminke Wilma Llensch Hardy Albrecht Merlin Koehn Geraldine Koster Charles Lensch Grace Beatty Lydia Theiss and Paul Rinderknecht in the cast.
Monday’s forecast stresses tact and diplomacy over direct action and hints at secret understandings. Those born on this day may see an active year with intriguing, secretive methods of achieving goals and a child born then may show unusual mind and heart traits. Notable nativity Noah Webster.
Miss Pearle Kleineck taught at White school near Bertram. Thursday evening the school presented a program before a capacity audience. Two plays Bridget Makes a Mistake and Lemuel Little's Shock were performed by Helen Michalek Iva Mae Wetzel Donald Krumm Pauline Wetzel Ruth Michalek and George Rompot. The program included songs a reading by Ernest Cejka a vocal duet Sunbonnet Sally and Overall Jim by Iva Mae Wetzel and Donald Krumm solos by Marvin Harman Cedar Rapids instrumental numbers by Edward Roman and Leo Biskup Cedar Rapids guitar mandolin pieces and a piano solo by Iva Mae Wetzel. The program ended with more songs and stories by Cedar Rapids performers.
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