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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
5
A column describes a wife remaining supportive of Al despite repeated outcomes and suggests moral endurance for others. It also includes a Dear Miss Manners question about a man dating two women and the advised approach to handling.
He is young and not ready to commit. You are also young and should expect only friendship at this time.
Cedar Rapids native Merle Rieger now lives in Wyckoff New Jersey and trains horses. His horse Peggy ONeill bought in Cedar Rapids two years ago has appeared in Warner Brothers shorts and will star in a full length feature at Brooklyn studios. The horse performs many tricks and the pair have appeared in vaudeville and Gorman Brothers circus traction. Rieger plays a mounted policeman in the films.
Clyde Timm suffered a fractured hip after his truck slid into the city auditorium. William J. Knowles travels to Providence Rhode Island to enter Providence College. Mrs. C. H. Burnett leaves for Spokane Washington and Portland Oregon. Marguerite Risser elected vice president of Coe senior class. George Hedges heads the sophomores. Mrs. Lara E. Berger endorsed for department president of the Woman's Relief Corps district eleven. Miss Josephine Creelman heads to New York to enter Columbia University. Rev. J. O. Simon accepts pastorate at First English Lutheran replacing Rev. C. W. Maggart.
Calvin Jennings left for Annapolis for third year studies at the academy. Rev J Percival Hugget departed for Preston to attend the Day Nenport association meeting. Rev W A Pratt invited to preach at the state convention of Universalist churches in Osage. Robert Graham left El Paso Texas and Miss Olga Vondracek resumed studies at the University of Chicago.
James Tatham lost 2 dollars to a robber amid a hungry description. Police say he looked hungry while recounting the incident. John Carmen, 16, who ordered six hamburgers, confessed after being pointed out by restaurants.
United States Senator George Magill of Kansas will address an audience at the courthouse in Manchester. The event was arranged on Wednesday with the participation of local officials and residents in attendance.
A Des Moines meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. to answer Alfred Landon’s address on agricultural questions. The event aims to address policy concerns and include local residents and stakeholders.
The Earlville school band directed by Nathan Edwards will play at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo with performances scheduled for 11:30 am and 1:30 pm on Monday.
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