Repertory Theater Plans Major Project in Chicago
Chicago entrepreneurs team with a publicity man to set up Studebaker Theater as an actor's repertory house. A 40 week season will open Oct with ten plays led by View From the Bridge and Saint Joan. The group aims to change Chicago theatergoing and build a 16 000 subscription base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repertory Theater
Chicago
Bernard Gavzer
Studebaker Theater
Arthur Miller
Lee J. Cobb
Albert Marre
Siobhan McKenna
Somebody
Molnar
Bernard Sahlins
The
Old Vic
Abbey
London
Sahlins
Lawn Fertilizer Timing and Plant Transplants Advice
The guide recommends sowing seed after rototilling and broadcasting fertilizer. For Scotch pines use hand digging with a large root system, not bulldozing. Submit about a cup of soil for testing by mixing samples from several spots. Pepper fruit set varies with weather. ensure space for sun and air and avoid overfertilizing. For weeds, 24,5-T plus 2,4-D can control clover. use cottonseed meal to keep soil acidic and avoid mowing within 1.5 inches.
Stacyville Social Notes From The Weekend Visits
Stacyville residents report weekend visits and travel plans. Mary Jo Penny and Loretta Moore travel to Minneapolis for a day camp hosted by Mrs. William Moore with Loretta staying at the John Kreber and Penny homes. The Mullenbacks and other locals visit Rochester for dinner with friends. Mary Lou Schilling and Doris head to Salina Kansas, while Sgt. Schiling departs for Greenland for two months of air refueling training en route to England. weiter local visits include Beverly Hills resident Leila Puller Cook with Stehn and Puckett households.
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Stuart Penny
Mary Jo
Minneapolis
William Moore
Mrs. Moore
Loretta Ruth Moore
John Kreber
Pennys
Ralph Mullenback
Steve Mullenback
Rochester
Darrel Brown
Bud Michels
Dauhter
John Smith
Rosereek
Helen Michels
Mary Lou Schilling
Doris
Salina
Kan
Don Schilling
Baby
Nh Schilling
Air Force
Greenland
England
Clement Mayer
Gene Mayer
Joe Thome
C. EB. Staudt
Waterloo
St. Arnold
Dubuque
Judy Merfeld
Marble Rock
Centuries of visits mark Osage area community week
The Osage news lists a flurry of weekend visits and gatherings: Mrs. Thomas Fuller attended the Centen nial in Osage. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Peterson of Seattle visited Mrs. Mary Stuckey and planned attendance at Stackville’s Fourth of July celebration. Numerous families from Mason City, Waterloo, Dubuque, Omaha, Fargo, Austin, and Osage hosted or joined relatives, with several dinners, picnics, and parades noted, plus new baby Marilyn Elaine born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haiback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Staudt
Thomas Fuller
Osage
Clifford Peterson
Seattle
Wash
Mary Stuckey
Pina
Stackville
Ivan Tanner
Mason City
Frank Kemmerick
John Lifka
John Lifka Jr
Henry May
Ralph Brumm
Edwin Mayer
Waterloo
Albert Mayer
Willard Blakes
F. M. Klapperick
Adama
Helen Michels
Catherine Ford
Omaha
Ed Haten
Linus Laliberte
Fargo
N. D
Na Heimerman
Matt Heimerman
Toledo
Clarence Hemann
Marvin Kresback
Leo Johnson
Austin
Roy Gilles
Rae Kresback
Herbert Hemann
John Hemann
Alfred Hemann
Baby
Gene Lane
Los Angeles
Bob Hartnell
Fred Hartnell
Mary Retterath
Joseph Rettherath
Lester Sweiger
New Haven
Bwelger
Carl Adams
Chicago
Ronald Haiback
Marilyn Elaine
Nick Adams
Ben Indra
Walter Adams
Merrin Gerbig
Bik Lake
Ernest Adams
Stacyville
Roy Gerbig
Lyle
Ray Ulven
Riceville area visitors and travels through Iowa and beyond
A roundup of local residents and guests visiting relatives in Riceville and surrounding towns. Names include the Hendricks, Grupp, Bohi, Cook, Plagman, Dinger, Alexander, Asfahl, Arsers, Dostart, Jacobs, and others with travels linking Riceville, Mason City, Fayette, Denver areas and distant states.
Local Briefs Report Riceville Family and Hospital Visit
Keith Oulman son of Ronald and Mrs Oulman Riceville was released from St Marys Hospital Rochester Friday and will return in nine days for further treatment. Mr and Mrs Merten Houck formerly of Riceville now Cedar Falls are parents of a son. Mrs Houck was Anita Weber. Mr and Mrs Robert Kiee Gordon and Larry are visiting Riverside Illinois at the home of Mr Kiees parents.
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Keith Oulman
Ronald Oulman
Riceville
Ter Moore
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Merten Houck
Cedar Pails
Houck
Anita Weber
Robert Kiee
Gordon
Larry
Riverside
Iil
Mr. Kiee
Tumble Weeds Sweep Across Early US Through 1875 Flax Seed
Weeds known as tumble weeds were first introduced into the United States in 1875 via shipments of Russian flax seed. They spread across western plains, altering habitats and prompting early agricultural concerns.
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United States
Lost recruit turns away after talk in Holdenville
Oklahoma City marine recruiter Ralph D. Coffman received a promising letter about enlisting. He drove 85 miles to Holdenville to discuss with Clifton House but had to reject the prospect due to age.
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Oklahoma City
Ralph D. Coffman
Armed Forces
Holdenville
Clifton House
Coffman
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Goldberg
Danny Newman
Goldberg
Newman
Florence Stehn
Allstate
Sears
Harold Smeby
N. Main
Austin Dial
Icota
Compan
Anii
Sears Soe
Bueband Co
Skoma Fl
Son Farm
Flexsteel
North Chatham
Louise Carlenzoli
Calistoga
Calif
Heart of
Redwood Empire
Napa County Fair
Theis Fox
James Hendricks
Thomas
Mark
Spencer
Iowa
Bernard Hendricks
Stanley Grupp
Gretchen
South Dakota
William G. Bohi
Charles
John
Bruce Bohi
Englewood
Bohi
Cherry Grove
Hattie Mitchner
William Bohi
Bruce Boh
Geneva
Neb
Daniel Bohr
Barbara Latt
Robert Cook
Rolland Russell
Fayette
Ralph Wilkes
Robert Plagman
Brenda Dinger
Glen Dinger
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charlies City
Kenneth Alexander
Preston
Harold Affeldt
Klaren
Philip
Ernest Asfahli
Mond
Delores
Amanda Ramsey
Asfahl
Waverly
Janesville
Catherine Roop
Pat Arsers
Pat
San Antonio
Tex
E. Graaff
Des Moines
le Arsers
Ed Hewitts
Nellie Dostart
Myrtie Boedecker
Newton
Arthur Murray
Arthur Murray Studio
Aluminum
Longfellow Casting
Kamkap
Sterling Store
Leyland
Sterling
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