Community Players Score Another Hit in The Late Christopher Bean
Wanda Montz notes a comic enthusiasm at the Community Playhouse opening for a three day run of The Late Christopher Bean. Elizabeth Carey and Howard Hoff receive praise for portraying Abby and Warren Creamer with timing and emotion, while Susan played by Frances McLaughlin and Dr Haggett by Bedford Lattner deliver tense, well-acted scenes.
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Warren Creamer
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Susan
Frances McLaughlin
Fritz Kleibacker
Bedford Lattner
Haggett
Dr. Haggett
Mrs Haggett
Leonore Rennekamp
Mrs. Haggett
Barbara Trumpull
Ada
Gordon DeLay
Herbert Levin
Ed J. Clapp
Arthur Loew Faces Suit For Divorce
Arthur Loew senior of Marcus Loew movie magnate faced a divorce suit filed Monday by his wife alleging cruelty. Mrs Loew asked her former name Smith be restored. The couple, married Sept 24 1933 at Glen Cove Long Island New York, have a property settlement arrangement. Loew’s first wife was Mildred Zukor. she divorced before his marriage to the present Mrs Loew.
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Glen Cove
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Mildred Zukor
Bum Shorts
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted as Kidney Stimulant
An advertisement touts 35 cent Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as a gentle, effective kidney and bladder cleanser. It claims swift results and urges purchase from a druggist. Mentions potential kidney trouble symptoms like backache and puffiness and extols Haarlem in Holland as the source.
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Killian's Observes Better Homes Week With Displays
Killian's in Cedar Rapids hosts Better Homes Week with fine Spode china from F C Cortez of New York City and linen from eleven nations. A Duluth flax rug loom, water softener demos, and blanket napping are featured. Cooking classes and decor talks run Tuesday to Friday with prizes. VINTON Easter egg hunt draws 500 kids at Riverside Park with 1600 eggs hidden. all eggs prize entries claimed.
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New York City
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Duluth
Minn
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Better Homes Week
Kulhans
Mapie House
Mabel Hildebrandt
Westinghouse
Mansfield
Curtis
New York School of Interior Decorating
Merle H. Stamp
Killian
C. Kehne
Max Janowsky
Kullian
Vinton
Riverside Park
Vinton Lions Club
Fined for Violating County Load Embargo
Jack Judd of near Mount Vernon was fined 10 for violating a four ton load embargo on county secondary roads. Justice T S Mitchell presided after Special Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder brought Judd to court. Officials said Judd’s load of logs and vehicle weighed 9 855 pounds on the west Palisades road.
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Mount Vernon
Board of Supervisors
Justice T. S. Mitchell
Harlan Snyder
Judd
West Palisades Road
Winners In Red Heart Tag Sales Announced
Appreciation for the public response to the Red Heart Tag Day sale sponsored by Volunteers of America was voiced Tuesday by Annie Y Smith who led the event. Ardeth Dahms topped the sales with 15.68 dollars in tag sales.
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Local workers receive prizes in unnamed event standings
Virginia Bowker earned second place with 13.61 dollars, Violet Speake 11.62 for third, Frances Lanning 11 for fourth, Phyllis Myers 10.68 for fifth, and Betty Beranek 9.60 for sixth. Other workers received movie passes.
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Violet Speake
Frances Lanning
Phyllis Myers
Betty Beranek
Legion District Meeting Program Announced in Davenport
A. R. McElwain of Marion announced the Second district American Legion meeting in Davenport on Wednesday April 29. Registration in the forenoon, business session at 1 p.m. parade at 5 p.m. banquet at 6 30 with remarks by State Commander W C Henke and the auxiliary president.
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Marion
The
American Legion
the Legion
Davenport
Legion Auxiliary
W. C Henke
Charles City
Cornell Youth Wins Langmuir Prize for Chemistry
A 28 year old Cornell assistant professor, John Gamble Kirkwood, received the Langmuir prize of $1,000 from the American Chemical Society for 1936. He has authored sixteen valued papers since age twenty two and is praised for breakthroughs in molecular chemistry.
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Kansas City
Cornell
Langmuir
American Chemical Society
John Gamble Kirkwood
A. C. Langmuir
Kalona school to fill vacancy and elect new teachers
Hastings on Hudson award honors young chemists yearly. Kalona C E Bragg, four years Kalona high school music instructor, returned his contract unsigned and will pursue graduate studies next year. The board will also appoint an English and dramatic teacher.
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C. E. Bragg
Kalona High School
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