Local News From Town and Surroundings
Local items report Burkhead and Co. ads on clothing and a focus on daily life. New expressions of travel, health notes, and social events fill the page with names like Mrs. Raleigh Miss Chestopher and Miss Alvina Duhn while mentioning Dr. Reidy and the Hession family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhead & Co
Essex
Canada
O. H. Raleigh
Chestopher
Alvina Duhn
Chicago
B.A. Baumgartner
Batherville
Vera Christopher
Miss Corn
Rochester
Mayo
Charles Spies
St. Louis
Evening Card Club
Hawkeye Theatre Offers Three Shows This Week
Hawkeye Theatre presents Wine by Wm MacHarg with Forest Stanley Huntly Gordon Myrtle Stedman Robert Agnew and Welter Long on Thursday April 25. Also Pathe News Three Wise Fools King Victor production from John Golden staged by Winchell Smith and Sweet Sixteen Comedy. The Covered Wagon debuts May 1 and 2 but is described as not well worth seeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. MacHarg
Forest Stanley
Huntly Gordon
Myrtle Stedman
Robert Agnew
Welter Long
Pathe News
King Victor
John Golden
Austin Strong
Winchell Smith
Sweet Sixteen
Hawkeye Theatre
Graettinger Notes Reflect Community Life and Local Trade
A Genoa of small town updates from Graettinger Iowa covers visits and greetings among residents including J P Conway L H Hankey and Miss Mary Clare. The piece notes local commerce, weather, a 88 degree April record, social and church activities, a theater showing The Covered Wagon, and headlines on oats theft and egg marketing in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtie Larnon
Wallingford
Sheriff Shea
Emmetaburg
L. C. Hahn
Mallard
C. J. Mekkelson
Alta
Iowa
Myron Fogde
Emmetsburg
Lillian Milloo
Hawkeye Theatre
E. P. Barringer
Ruthven
D. C. Barringer
P. G. Petersen
Times
Adolph Lauritsen
Fayette
Renwick
Jack Creek
Ray Hilton
G. C. Vedder
Grattinger
Hilton
Mr. Vedder
the Times
Gratttinger
Fallow
Graettinger
W. H. Drake
Milford
Donalden Brothers
Mr. Drake
Grachtinger
Sunday motor joys fill the town streets
The article notes a lively Sunday of joy riding with many out on the roads. It cites the American Legion in Iowa listing 25,419 members and the state ranking fourth in membership. It mentions one and a half cent stamps, Emmetsburg’s Central Lawa Power and Light manager Greengo in Grettinger, and a Graettinger mother joking about pay installments for a doctor and baby. It ends with a quip on car payments and a remark about radio for plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Iowa
R. EB. Greengo
Emmetsburg
Central Lawa Power and Light Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. J. Hession
Davenport
Joe
Parker
Joe Hession
United States
Federal Inspection Service
Burkhewd & Co
Adv
J. P. Jensen
Storm Lake
Chris Jensen
Jensen Auto Company
Fort Dodge
Vincent Kelly
Clara Thompson
Julia McCarty
Little Bolty Vedder
Gleaners
John Nelson
Mary Craven
Dunque
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Titonka
Kossuth
Hirds
H. B
J. H. Gammon
E. J. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Seattle
Claire Hayes
la Motte
Town
George Graettinger
West of Town
John Wilson
Hayes
Mayme O’rourke
Wiegmann’s Cash Store
Omaha Maid
DelMonte
C. Wiegmann & Son
Johnson Orchestra
J. P. Conway
L. H. Hankey
S. M. Resh
Mary Clare
John J. Mahan
Armstrong
Peter “Witter
Swea City
George Washington
Lewis Christopher
Newton
J. B. Peterson
Flint
Michigan
Chris Larsen
Mons Christiansen
Gabrielson
P. 4. Paulsen
Clara Suss
Women's Auxiliary of the
West Bend
E. M. Thompson
Miss Hester
Helen Reidy
Noble
Osher’s
Osher’s Dept. Store
Greettinger
Iss
Acme White Lead
Collins Drug
George Frick, Prop