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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
19
Mary voices distrust as Stan spirals with Dart Towers and the country club set. Judy's apartment hosts lunch talk about departure, jealous dancing, and a looming risk as Judy warns of a potential uncontrolled event.
A fragment shows Willie Willis discussing jealousy with Stan and Eunice, suggesting Eunice could hang herself if given enough rope. The conversation shifts as Mary changes the subject and mentions another friend.
The excerpt follows Judy in an apartment as memories surface and a mysterious visitor from Georgia De Haas appears. Names like Eunice Georgia Stan surface, hinting at past connections. The text builds tension about future events crashing into the calm.
United States Ambassador Andrew Mellon, suffering from a severe head cold, left for Bagneres de Luchon in France with only a valet. He plans to stay two to three weeks at the mountain resort for treatment of his catarrhal ailment. The Buchanan County Sunday School convention meets in Quasqueton with sessions and a musical program led by local officials.
Norman Bowers custodian at Grant high along with Pred Btola, Olin Hood, and Joe Pardubsky took a weekend fishing trip to the Wapsie near Paris. Bowers sat on a stump extended into the water and toppled with it into about eight feet of water. His companions heard a splash and later found him drying his clothes by a small fire on the bank.
Bobby Arnst filed for divorce from Johnny Weissmuller alleging cruelty. The couple’s romance began in New York and Florida and Arnst plans to return to the stage, likely Paris, after a trip abroad. Also notes Clarence high school senior class officers elected led by Mildred Scott as president.
The Maynard community and public school teachers were welcomed at a high school reception sponsored by the PTA. Dr. C. C. Hall gave the welcome, Supt. C. D. Hileman responded, and Mrs. C. D. Hileman read. Merritt Cummings played cornet with Mrs. Henry Buenneke Jr. at the piano. A stunt titled I Like the low mood by several Mesdames and a brief business meeting followed, with games run by Rev. W. F. Caldwell. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs. Oscar Sykes and Mrs. Henry Warnke with Camp Fire girls assisting.
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