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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
10
A reader explores a workplace issue where a worker’s arrogance toward a boss harms career prospects. The piece urges cooperation and polite conduct to maintain employment and respect for the employer.
A reader asks how to keep a handsome boyfriend who has begun seeing another girl. The suggested reply urges indifference, avoiding pursuit, and trusting the contrast with the rival to rekindle interest. Another letter requests advice for a woman fearing loss to a stylish but aloof beau. The answer recommends posturing some independence and dating others to renew attraction.
On August 28 1933 Joseph Zvacek was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of John Zvacek deceased Linn County Iowa All persons owed debts should pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk via attorney Jos Mekota as administrator’s attorney
A letter mailed from Toowoomba Queensland on July 11 reached C C Hunt grand secretary of Iowa Masons after detouring through England. Labeled to Dr C C Hunt Cambridge University, the letter was misdirected and later found by a Cambridge local Mr Hunt and delivered with a Cambridge postmark dated August 26.
F P 1, endorsed by four star critics, opens at the State theater in Cedar Rapids this Wednesday. The film presents Floating Platform Number One, an all steel mid Atlantic island serving as a trans ocean landing field. A dramatic love story unfolds on this unique setting, blending realism and imagination.
Chan Caldwell and his nineteen piece Negro band will perform at the fairgrounds pavilion in Manchester. The Empire ballroom manager Julius G. Kramer announced the engagement for Wednesday evening. Caldwell will present a forty minute floor show featuring the Three Dukes of Harmony tap dancers and blues singers.
The theaters present Ginger Rogers and Norman Foster in Rafter Romance at the Theaters Town Paramount Ann Harding and William Powell in Double Harness at Paramount State Lee Tracy in Turn Back the Clock Rialto Jack Holt in The Woman I Stole John Wayne in Somewhere in Sonora Olympic Sailor s Luck with James Dunn Sallly Eilers and the Four Marx Brothers in Horse Feathers Meth odist Epworth league offices were elected Sunday President Francis Shadle membership Marion Dutton mercy and help Maxine Shadle social Ruth Hofer secretary treasurer Lois Luse
Paramount brings Metro film Another Language starring Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery to its theater starting Wednesday for three days. Hayes plays Stella a young wife more devoted to sculpture than family meals with Louise Closser Hale as the mother.
Berlin AP reports Germany’s new national dancing masters group plans to ban the fox trot as unGerman and substitute a “more graceful polka” aimed at representing German culture. Ministry of Propaganda backs the idea and the move signals a cultural tightening on dance floors.
Notice is hereby given that on September 11, 1933, Fred W. Hann, attorney, and Merchants National Bank were duly appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of Alice Lyman Hill of Linn County Iowa. Those having claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated to the clerk of the Linn County District Court.
Dr Ludwig Burchard a Rubens expert claims a rediscovered portrait of Emperor Charles V painted about 1603 in Spain. Once listed among Rubens works after Titian, it was thought lost. The Amsterdam Rubens exhibition now features the portrait.
Boston report notes the forty five ton vessel Vamarié was launched more than 3000 miles from its building yard and has arrived at its destination.
The Hamburg American freighter Leuna from Lemwerder Germany was lowered oversides in Boston harbor by a navy crane. It was consigned to a New York yacht broker firm. Duties totaled $7 707 and ocean freight charges added $2 500.
Tennessee farmers plan a memorial to General Italo Balbo with a new rye variety named Balbo. The seed originated from Italy and was tested at the University of Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station in Knoxville.
Reverend G A Clarke of Brooklyn has built a novel fireplace at his Ferbank summer home near Brockville using stones from Canada the United States and other parts of the world. The foundation stones come from multiple regions reflecting a diverse source mix.
The main structure houses a Blarney stone from Ireland a monkey stone from Mrs Clarke's home three Grey Abbey fragments from Ireland and a Mount of Olives stone slated for the fireplace along with gold bearing rock from Alaska. Cement hand prints of the Rev and Mrs Clarke and their three children are inside the fireplace.
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