Unusual Settings in The Gay Divorcee At The Iowa
The Gay Divorcee opens Saturday at the Iowa with a five act vaudeville bill. The film features Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Alice Brady Edward Everett Horton and striking futuristic hotel settings. The vaudeville lineup includes Bob Hall The Six Candreva Brothers Clifford Wayne Six and more.
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Honor Of The Range and Big Brain At Olympic
The Olympic theater will show two features starting Thursday for three days. Honor Of The Range stars Ken Maynard Cecilia Parker and Fred Kohler in a tale of brothers as Big Brain joins the program for a double bill.
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Film program features The Front Tier Village Fire and The Big Brain
A screening bill lists The Front Tier Village Fire, a drama about a frontier settlement set aflame with two cliffs dynamited. The Big Brain stars George E. Stone Fay Wray and Phillips Holmes, about a financier who woos a social register girl with a sales pitch. Short subjects accompany the program.
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Film Showings Across Theaters With Big Stars
At Iowa Theaters Pat O Brien and Ann Dvorak star in I Sell Anything and La Cucara cha. Paramount features Will Rogers in Judge Priest with James Dunn and Alice Faye in 365 Nights in Hollywood. Rialto offers Ever Since Eve with George O Brien and Mary Brian and Most Precious Thing in Life with Jean Arthur and Don ald Cook. Palace presents He Was Her Man with Joan Blondell and James Cagney and Parachute Jumper with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Olympic screens Honor of The Range with Ken Maynard Cecelia Parker and The Big Brain with George E Stone Fay Wray and Phillips Holmes.
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Fay Wray
Phillips Holmes
Sullivan to Speak at Mount Mercy on Romance
Prof J Leo Sullivan of DePaul University will lecture at Mount Mercy Junior College and Academy Sunday Oct 28. The talk titled Romance The Love of the Human and the Divine outlines his literary views and classroom work. The event is open to the public.
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Grant View Cemetery elects Greeley officers and officers
The Grant View Cemetery association of Greeley names officers led by President Mrs Ed Corelli and Vice President Mrs Alice Lillibridge. The Auxiliary of the American Legion committee members are listed with roles in membership activities community service finance radio publicity rehabilitation child welfare and more. An Armistice day program is being prepared.
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Ed Corelli
Alice Lillibridge
Sadie Dow
Nelle Odell
Auxiliary of the American’ Legion
Jennie Hess
Glenna Anderson
Estella Woeste
Augusta Binning
Dell Holthaus
Mary Holthaus
Mae Brady
Mary Sherman
Lizzie Barger
Agnes Lighty
Alice Burbridge
Overlord of War Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A reader puzzle page with a list of numbered clues and answers across horizontal and vertical sections. The jumble references items such as ages weapons suns writing tools and various everyday words, inviting solvers to fill in crossings and complete the crossword style grid.
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
Henry C. Wallace longtime secretary of agriculture for President Coolidge died in Washington. Frank Slaby heads for San Francisco then the orient for a winter cruise. Marie Ka and Edwin Bruns wed at Trinity Lutheran. Westminster church debt free after a campaign. Rev. R. J. Campbell preaches first sermon at Grace church. Robert Sinclair returns from Presbyterial synod in Council Bluffs. O F Willner elected Cedar Rapids Baseball Club president. G B Lady named vice president with Ed Smith treasurer and Frank Pirkel secretary. Belden Hill manager. Aggie Patten severely burned trying to relight a kerosene fire alone with sisters. Formation steps for Cedar Rapids Country Club begin with land company. J L Ely elected president.
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Edgewood banks begin deposit claim payments
Edgewood officials P. H. Petersen secretary Bever Jr and Ed M. Scott treasurer started paying ten per cent on deposit claims Thursday morning at Farmers Savings Bank and State Bank of Edgewood. This lifts totals to 65 per cent for Farmers and 55 per cent for State Bank, releasing 25090 dollars.
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Epworth League Fall Rally at Hazleton
Earlville reads the Dubuque district Epworth League rally set for Hazleton at the Methodist Episcopal church on Saturday with speakers including Reverends Clinton Atkins Weed Gable Kenderdine Chamberlain McMichael Oelfke Temple and Miss Marian Wright.
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La Cucaracha and I Sell Anything at Iowa Theater
Color feature La Cucaracha at the Iowa theater showcases new color film with Steffi Duna and Don Alvarado, followed by Pat O Brien in I Sell Anything as a fast talking auctioneer. Cast includes Claire Dodd and Ann Dvorak with a newsreel from Marseilles. Also noting Quasqueton school carnival Friday with a popularity contest coronation.
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Edgewood Man Faces Severe Hand Injury From Wood Saw Accident
Alfred Waterman lost the first two joints on the middle finger of his right hand in a wood saw accident this week. A few days earlier he narrowly escaped death when a tree toppled after he jumped from a tractor dragging it.
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Let’s Explore Let’s Explore Your Mind
Albert Edward Wiggam presents a science framed discussion on morality and human intellect. The piece contrasts opinions of psychologists and educators about brightness by gender and age groups and cites Francis Benedict on longevity linked to lack of worry. The author recalls his mother’s calm temperament.
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How To Judge Your Probable Business Success
A short Winston era item describes a twenty eight page booklet by Dr Harry W Hepner of Syracuse University offered with Lets Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wigcam Sc D The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes studies from Ann Arbor claim college girls make better grades than college men citing intelligence or interest as possible reasons
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Ar子 Marter Girl Injured by Nail at School
Sarah Mae Mart er, 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mart er of Brandon, sustained a severe leg wound Monday when she slid against a protruding nail through a torn railing at the school ground. Nine stitches were used and she will be confined to bed for ten days.
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Doan's Pills Backed by Millions of Kidney Sufferers
Medical experts note the kidneys contain long tubes that filter waste and keep health. Doan's Pills are promoted as quick relief to wash out these tubes and ease symptoms like backache and fatigue, with a warning against harsh products.
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