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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
5
Hazel seeks marriage and a home of her own though romance eludes her. She offers to be a capable housewife and companion, emphasizing service and personal development as achievements despite not finding a suitable partner.
A correspondent writes of a potential match referencing a prior letter. The writer asks for names addresses and self descriptions to forward, noting the girl’s age should not hinder the match and that experience may outweigh years. The note hints at bridging a small age difference.
Frost heavy for the season damaged corn and garden crops at sight as the thermometer dropped. Leonard Tait leaves for Evanston to study at Northwestern. C H Graham heads to Utica New York for five weeks near his birthplace. Harold Andrews departs for Quincy to study at Chaddock Boys School. James Sett returns from Snowshoe after his uncle John Astell’s funeral. Lucian Wilcox leaves for Boston to resume college work. Lew W Anderson named district deputy for the northern Iowa Elks by Joseph Farnum. J A Runkle to speak at Western College Toledo. Jack Himes, Cedar Rapids center fielder, marries Josie Nagle of Belle Plaine.
The Iowa Board of Accountancy announces CPA certification exams at the State Capitol Des Moines beginning Thursday November 16 1943 at 9 00 A M. Applications from qualified applicants must be filed at least thirty days before the exam with Secretary Treasurer J B McGladrey 1020 Merchants National Bank Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The Westminster church music committee announces Donald E Baum will direct the church choir for a third year. The chorus debuts next Sunday with Morning service singing Still Still with Thee and Evening service Even Me. Baum will solo The Lord is My Light and I Sought the Lord. Adris Willson is engaged as pipe organist for the season.
London readers still crave gossip columns as readers spend on the format. The AP notes two example payments show the continued appetite for verbose anecdotes from Worthing and Polhill.
Nancy makes a secret Christmas gift for Lois two pair of booties using a provided di poco pattern. She plans soft white kid and white felt, traces onto cardboard, cuts soles and pieces with no edge turning, then stores the pattern in her scrapbook for later use.
Instructions describe cutting and sewing a felt baby bootee with no inner seams. The toe and body are joined, feather stitch seams, embroidered buttonholes, and scalloped edges in blue pink and yellow. Nancy Page offers more detailed directions for three cents with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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