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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
25
Local items from Graettinger and Emmetsburg areas recount visitors from Titonka and Emmetsburg, farm and shop news, court and school notes, a large baccalaureate service, flood rain and pest concerns, an eclipse, and announcements on graduations, car sales, and church activities.
Church notes urge reading the new downtown bulletin board to stay connected with church activities. Sunday events include Sunday School at 10 15 and Morning Worship at 11. Memorial services are announced at St Paul Lutheran Graettinger with questions on life after death to be explored in sermons.
Air picture Sky Devils, produced by Howard Hughes, comes to Emmetsburg Iowa Theatre Sunday May 29. Starring Spencer Tracy William Boyd and George Cooper, the Flying Yankee story features fifty five planes in action with authentic aerial sequences and no fake shots. Directed by Edward Sutherland the film has drawn strong reviews and runs in New York and other cities. One day only show.
In May the trio Cooper Kirkwood and Summerville travel to Nome to protect a rich mining claim The Midas from corrupt official Boyd Ingraham and Holmes They face evictions clouded titles banditry theft and a looming court battle as Cooper and allies plan to restore control by legal and forceful means while Kay Johnson complicates the plot and Betty schemes against Cooper
Kay overhears Boyd plotting to blow up soldiers to seize property. She warns the troops, Boyd flees as Cooper leads the chase. In the end Boyd is captured and deported with his associates under heavy guard, while Kay and Cooper are united.
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