Painted Desert and More at the Palace Next Week
Outdoor star George O’Brien brings action packed Painted Desert to the Palace on Saturday with scenery shot in the Painted Desert and a cast led by Maude Allen Stanley Fields Ray Whitley and Fred Kohler. Also at the Palace The Dawn Patrol on Sunday and Monday stars Errol Flynn David Niven Basil Rathbone and others in a Royal Flying Corps tale. Bing Crosby in Paris Honeymoon visits Tuesday. Wednesday features Persons In Hiding a Hoover story led by Patricia Morison and J Carrol Naish. Also Come On Leathernecks follows a Marine father son plot with Cromwell and Hunt. The program includes Idiot’s Delight with Norma Shearer Clark Gable and Edward Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Brien
the Palace
Maude Allen
Stanley Fields
Ray Whitley
Fred Kohler
Royal Flying Corps
Errol Flynn
David Niven
Basil Rathbone
Donald Crisp
Melville Cooper
Barry Fitzgerald
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Patricia Morison
J. Carrol Naish
U. S. Marines
Richard Cromwell
Richard
Bruce MacFarlane
Cromwell
Philippines
Marcia Hunt
Marines
Club Notes on Lawn Care from Home Demonstration Meeting
Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart urged a proper lawn start at the Home Demonstration Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Alvin Weinheimer on March 7. The group discussed soil preparation, seed or runners, regular mowing, and weekly watering, with roll call names and a recap by Mrs. Herbert Haas after the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Faye Stewart
Home Demonstration Club
Alvin Weinheimer
Herbert Haas
Creomulsion Ad Promises Relief for Coughs
An advertisement argues Creomulsion relieves chest cold and bronchial irritation by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm. It claims refunds if not satisfied and urges asking for the genuine Creomulsion by name.
State general fund slips deeper into debt by six hundred thousand
The state's general fund has bogged six hundred thousand dollars deeper into the red in the last two weeks. Treasurer Charley Lockhart reported Saturday. The current overdraft stands at 19,071,877, over five million more than a year ago. The deficit in the Confederate pension fund is 3,439,117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Charley Lockhart
Confederate Pension Fund
Pecan Creek Club Sees Member Gain and April Meeting
The Pecan Creek community club met Friday March 3 with twenty members present and six new members signed up, bringing total to thirty four. The president opened the meeting and minutes from the prior session were approved. Readings and entertainment followed, including music by Elgin Friedrich and Heinrich Friedrich, jokes by B Edwin Hartmann, a story by Hilmar Feuge, a stunt by Elgin Friedrich, a short story by Bruno Hartmann, and the meeting adjourned with a note that the next gathering is April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecan Creek Community Club
Elgin
Heinrich Friedrich
Clara Friedrich
Edwin Hartmann
Hilmar Feuge
Elgin Friedrich
Bruno Hartmann
Knopp 4-H Girls Refinish Furniture
Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart leads Knopp 4-H club members at Mrs. R. A. Klett’s home on March 6 in furniture refinishing steps. They describe varnish removal with grain sanding, wood alcohol cleaning, and mixing wood filler burnt umber with turpentine to add color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Faye Stewart
Knopp 4-H Club
R. A. Klett
Furniture finishing notes and a social visit report
The article outlines making a wood filler mix with a dark coat, a 24 hour dry time, and at least four shellac coats with steel wool between dries. It lists attendees Anita Kunz Celeta Kunz Anita Kuhlmann Dora Dietrich Lorene Dietrich Rosa Segner Minnie Belle Nemky Louise Kramer Mrs R A Klett and Miss Stewart plus visitor Viola Kramer in a report by Louise Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Viola Kramer
Louise Kramer
Tomatoes Transplant Tips At Stonewall 4-H Meeting
Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart gave advice on transplanting tomato plants and acclimating them to sun and wind at the Stonewall 4-H Club meeting on March 6 at the sponsor's home. Evelyn Weinheimer demonstrated bath mats while Norma Moldenhauer joined as a new member. roll call listed several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Faye Stewart
Gillespie County
Stonewall
Miss Stewart
Evelyn Weinheimer
Norma Moldenhauer
Delrose Burg
Clara Rose Weinheimer
Leola Rusenberger
Nelda Klier
Loreen ‘Hahne
Emma _ Ruebsahm
Lorine Danz
Isabel Heep
Joanne Weinheimer
Lucille Klein
E. W
Doss Club Studies Lawn Making
Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart explains lawn making basics at the Doss Home Demonstration Club meeting held March 2 at Mrs Aug Baethge home. Emphasizes seed bed prep and high purity seed. Bermuda and Southern Mixture used on front yard. Members present include Lela Baethge Erna Sauer and others. next meeting at Mrs Alfred Baethge March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Faye Stewart
Doss Home
Aug. Badhge
Aug. Baethge
Bermuda
Otto Dittmar
Lela Baethge
Erna Sauer
Mesdames Elgin
Dittmar
Henry Baethge, Jr
Alfred Baethge
Seth Rode
Paul Sauer
Leona Baethge
Willow Club Studies Yard Improvement
Miss Cornelia Faye Stewart, county home demonstration agent, speaks at Mrs. H. J. Robinson’s home on March 1 about grass as the landscape foundation and erosion barrier. Attendees include Mesdames Lau rence, Greathouse, Ferrel Smith, Robinson, Frank Smith, Lackey, Edwards, and Gold. a lunch is served and the group plans to meet March 15 at Mrs. N. H. Greathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Faye
R. T. Laurence
N. H. Greathouse
Ferrel Smith
H. J. Robinson
Frank Smith
Louis Lackey
O. D. Edwards
Edgar Gold
An Early Escape Man Joke About a Fat Woman in a Big Hat
A brief dialogue features two men, one asking if luck exists and the other recalling asking a stout woman in a large hat and red dress to marry him. The humorous line hints at romantic misdirection and luck as a theme.
Knopp Club Discusses Rural Electrification
Knopp Home Demonstration club members meet at Mrs. Erwin Durst’s home on February 28 at 2 pm. Mrs. Ad Lucas stresses rural electrification value to farm people. New member Mrs. Eddie Schaefer joins. council report by Mrs. R A Klett. Next meeting planned for Mrs. Reinhold Ochler’s home on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Lucas
Knopp Home Demonstration Club
Erwin Durst
Lucas
R. A. Klett
Eddie Schaefer
Mesdames
Adolf Lucas
Max Kunz
Reinhold Oehler
Louis Beyer Jr
Arthur Kramer
Edward Itz
Henry Mohr Jr
Tillie Mohr
Arthur Dietrich
Reinhold Ochler
Level and sod discussed at Cherry Mountain Club meeting
Co operative Home Demonstration Agent C F Stewart chaired the March 3 meeting at Mrs Alf Moellering’s home. The group covered leveling yards via soaking and soding after plowing and fertilizing, plus a furniture refinishing demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Stewart
Alf. Moellering
Mesdames
Ed. Moellering
Hy Durst
Chas. Holy
Fritz Rummiler
Victor Moellering
Cora Durst
Louise Rummler
Witty remark on pocketed teeth and meals
A Scott worker confronts a colleague who carries his wife’s false teeth. The man asks why, and Sandy answers with a dry pun that she eats between meals. The exchange highlights a grim humor moment in the workplace.
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Scott
Sandy
Doubting Thomas in the Hills A Town Parade
A one ring circus visits a hillside town where residents spot the band’s tricks. An old settler watches a performer swallow instruments and jokes that he isn’t really swallowing the trombone, noting the trick behind the act.
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Michigan
Janna May Loeks
Chevrolet
Chief Greenleaf
Petoskey
Sally Jean Scoggins
Paris
Bing Crosby
Pars
Miss Ross
Shirley Ross
Franciska Gaal
Akim Tamiroff
Edward Everett Horton
Ben Blue
Bing
Lynn Fontaine
Alfred Lunt
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Omaha
Europe
Hoofer
Edward Arnold
Charles Bobin
Joseph Schildkraut
Weinheimer
Adlerika
Black Draught
Pecan Creek Club
Hy. J. Friedrich
Doss Club
Fortune
Stehling Bros
Knopp Club
Cherry “Ountain Club
Thomas
Startling Food Safeguards
Stewart-Warner
Otto Kolmeier & Company
Success Portrait Company
Schaetter Funeral Home
McConnell
Schaetter
Funeral Home
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