Weepy play unfolds with twist in wills and seduction
Sherry is drawn to David Lindsay while Tony the supposed daughter schemes to land Peter Garland. Uncle Hubert’s new will pits Sherry against Toni as Peter fears loss of control. Toni fears living with her new "family" and Peter wrestles with his conflicted loves and obligations.
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Wubert
Montgomery
Isabelle
Sherry
Thomas
William
Tony
Peter Garland
Peter
Shrery
David Lindsay
Angel
David
Lamb
Pete
Treso
Peter Ezrec
Uncle Hubert
Ton
Toni
Uncle
Cain
Mr. Garland
Jesup Lions elect new club officers and directors
New Lions club officers announced for Jesup include C. L. Fox as president J. J. Dodge first vice president N. W. Blaster second vice president H. D. Freeburg third vice president C E Stewart secretary H. J. Hopkins treasurer M F Gross cup lion tamer L. G Ham tail twister directors E. A. Brown and R. L. Knipfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
New
Lions Club
C. L. Fox
J. J. Dodge
N. W. Blaster
H. D. Freeburg
C E Stewart
H. J. Hopkins
M F Grosscup
L. G Ham
Tail Twister
E. A. Brown
R. L. Knipfer
Uncle Wiggily Night Trip Ends With Firefly Lantern Ride
Uncle Wiggily and Mrs Longears visit Mr and Mrs Twistytail the pig couple. Their flashlight fails in the dark woods so lantern bugs help by perching on a reflector to light the path home. The piece blends a bedtime adventure with a later notice about Anamosa garden club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Oak Tree Theater
Iit
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Mrs. Twistytail
Curly
Floppy
Piggie
Squeakie Squealer
Mr. Twistytai
Uncle
Bunny
Garden Club
Iowa Electric Office
G. A. Turner
Harriet Cunningham
Wilt Fisher
F. H. Whitcombe
R. L. LaChapelle
Alice Reid
T. E. Watters
George Zeuch
Air Conditioning Store Opens Here in Paramount Building
The General Air Conditioning corporation at 127 Third avenue SE Paramount building announces a formal opening Saturday. The store, with a full line of winter and summer equipment, has Carl K. Linge as president, W. T. Reese as vice president and general manager, R. R. Kouba as chief engineer, and H. G. Corot as Cedar Rapids sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Air Conditioning Corporation
Third Avenue SE
Paramount Building
Carl K. Linge
W. T. Reese
R. R. Kouba
South America
H. G. Corot
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Linge
Air Conditioning to Redefine Local Business and Home Comfort
A historical excerpt notes that in the near future air conditioning will dominate daily life and commercial spaces. It predicts that within a few years any business, office, or home lacking cooling will seem out of date. The statement highlights rapid adoption and wide impact on daily routines and infrastructure.
Williams to preside at engineering society meeting in Atlanta
Iowa City Dean C C Williams of the University of Iowa College of Engineering will chair the annual meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering in Atlanta Georgia on June 24 He will address The New Epoch in Engineering Education as society president. Ear lville Ruth Stonecipher is elected noble grand Ida Hunt vice grand Alta Metcalfe recording secretary Burt Bishop financial secretary Miss Madeline Matthews treasurer Christina Rebekah lodge No 290 officers to be installed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Dean C. C. Williams
University of Iowa College of Engineering
Society For the Promotion of Engineering
Atlanta
Dean Williams
Engineering Society
Earlville
Ruth Stonecipher
Noble Grand
Ida_ Hunt
Alta Metcalfe
Burt Bishop
Madeline Matthews
Christina Rebekah
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Kenwood
Kenwood Store
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del Monte Coffee
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Sy Eye
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