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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1936

Page

4

Big Three Lead Germany's Modern Armed Forces

Berlin reports the top German military leaders in 1936 are Field-Marshal Werner Von Blomberg, Colonel-General Werner Von Fritsch, and General Ludwig Beck. Von Fritsch is praised as the army’s brains, with Goering commanding the air force and Raeder the navy. Hitler remains supreme commander, while Blomberg links party state and army, as Beck is eyed as a future strategic figure.

Berlin Hitler Hindenburgs Ludendorffs von Mackensens Germany Ludendorff General von Seeckt Reichswehr China Werner von Blomberg Werner Freiherr von Fritsch Ludwig Beck General von Fritsch von Fritsch von Moltke von Hindenburg Reich United States Goering Kaiser von Blomberg Feuhrer Wehrmacht Heer Army Kriegsmarine Navy Luftwaffe Erich Raeder Hermann Goering General Beck Beck Hellmuth von Moltke

Sadie Realizes How Time Can Be Lost In Argument

Sadie and Walter quarrel often but care deeply, and Walter’s illness prompts Sadie to curb anger and invest in their relationship. She sees time wasted on fights that could strengthen love and understanding. Sally notes a boy should initiate plans, advising Sadie to pause hints and let him lead.

Sadie Adie Walter Miss Manners Sally

Obituary: Mrs Goldie McCaulley of Tama

Mrs Goldie McCaulley died Saturday at a Marshalltown hospital after an operation. Born February 22 1872 in Highland township Tama she lived here since her marriage to Wilbur McCaulley on December 25 1897 She was active in United Brethren and later Methodist circles Surviving are her husband a sister a brother and a grand niece Jean Shaffer.

W. O. Eckler C. B. Harrison Frank Fowler Ben Jones McCaulley Marshalltown Goldie Iona Anderson Daniel Susannah Anderson Highland Township Tama Wilbur McCaulley I. F., Tyler Toledo Ward Anderson Jean Shaffer

Religion versus love for a young man questioned

The speaker asks whether religion or love for a young man matters more, noting the reader belongs to no church and has not reflected on the matter, implying the decision should come from sensible thinking.

Advice on dating multiple suitors for good times

The speaker counsels not tying oneself to one person unless a clear preference exists, recommending enjoying the company of several boys to experience variety and choose later.

Aunt Jerusha Quilting Pattern Inspires Nancy Page Club

The Nancy Page quilting group studies the Aunt Jerusha block from Concord New Hampshire. Members adapt the design using varied patterns and colors and prepare a direction leaflet pattern set with cardboard templates. Weddings announced for Helen Kuby William Buresh Albin Stoklas and Paul Svoboda.

E. T. Smith Concord New Hampshire Nancy Page Jerusha Cedar Rapids Wining St. Mary’s Catholic Church Helen Kuby Frank Kubu Chelsea William Buresh Louis Buresh Vining Albin Stoklas John Anna Stoklas Here Paul Svoboda Frances Svoboda Cluonha

Funeral services for Mrs Wilbur McCaulley

Funeral services for Mrs Wilbur McCaulley a 64 year old resident were held Monday at the Methodist church according to the obituary notice.

TAMA Wilbur McCaulley The Methodist

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