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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1941

Page

4

Onawa Census Notes Big Family And Local Happenings

An Onawa church census shows one family with fifteen children. Roman Schmitz, once a star pitcher for Westphalia and Earling, demonstrated his aim by throwing an ear of corn at a jack rabbit. Rail family history traces back to 1837 near Birmingham, with 47 years on the farm in Adam Rail’s possession before sale. Local items mention a stolen $650 coat, new Ford V8, a Walter E. Sabin sale, births, visits, and multiple trips and family notes from Graettinger, Ruthven, Spencer, and nearby towns.

Roman Schmitz Westphalia Earling Birmingham Rail Adam Leon Olson Walter E. Sabin J. A. Jensen George Iowa C. A. Jensen Wm. Olson Graettinger Phillip Panderhurst Waukon Kitty McCarty Des Moines D. E. McCarty R. W. Vasey Gloria Denver Colorado Ruth Raleigh Renwick Ruthven B. E. Dappen Sioux City the Times Robert Simonsen Rochester Minnesota Simonsen C. D. Johnson Fairmont R. T. Nane Johnnson Nane Lester Craven Forrest Peterson Clarence Clemmenson Stanley Best Omaha Best Louie Lammers Babe Lammers Olene Anderson Harry Plorhoff Louisiana Camp Claiborne Ploghoft A. H. Mills Wilma Wikert Spencer Mildred Wikert Schleswig C. 0. Wikert Rita Dooley Elizabeth Kramer Algona Vivian Sullivan Miss Kramer Pocahontas Miss Dooley

Hawkeye Theatre opens with Our Wife and Barnacle Bill

The Hawkeye Theatre hosts Our Wife directed by John M. Stahl from P J Wolfson adaptation of a Broadway hit as a rowdy romantic triangle. Also on December 12 13 Barnacle Bill features Bill Johan sen and Marge with Aunt Letty and Virginia in a sea tale at the Hawkeye. A Des Moines hunting incident nearby reports a thigh wound from a stray bullet with no bone injury.

Hawkeye Theatre John M. Stahl P. J. Wolfson Douglas Bill Johansen Wallace Beery Pico Rodriguez Leo Carrillo San Diego Monterey San Pedro Pop” Cavendish Donald Meek Marge Marjorie Main Bill Gloucester Mary Ann Pop Staysail Mamie Connie Gilchrist Letty New England Virginia Barnacle Bill Des Moines Madrid

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