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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
7
Friday and Saturday schedule lists "Rid in on a Rainbow" for November 7 with a Saturday show and the note implies a second day event on the weekend. Entertainment listing notes similar format for November 9, 10 with Here Comes Mr Jordan headline.
At the Hawkeye Riding On A Rainbow is billed as undiluted fun with Gene Autry as a showboat entertainer who helps weary itinerant performers and cowboys. The review promises engaging, poplar appeal and laughs, noting Autry’s charm and energy.
Leon Errol stars in a comedy about a hen pecked banker who befriends three Indians while away on a fishing trip. They visit his mansion causing uproar as his wife reacts to their bold presence. Fun, chaotic scenes promise lighthearted entertainment at Hawkeye on November 11 and 12.
Graettinger and Havelock met in a hard fought conference game with Graettinger edging ahead 12-6. The game featured strong line play, late scoring by Graettinger, and no substitutions by Havelock. Bob Green led Graettinger with key plays while Havelock fought hard and caused turnovers, ending with a final score of Graettinger 12 Havelock 6.
A. R. and Dons Frazier of Logan tracked a cow from their herd for a month. The animal cried nearby but hidden in a ditch cutoff, finally found in a hole amid logs near the house. The cow, emaciated yet able to reach the barnyard, survived on rain water. Audubon Chamber members seek song books missing by members who cannot recall the words.
Dames Novak, Britt gathered three bushels of select mushrooms. Mrs Novak slices and dries the larger fungi while the smaller ones are pickled. The Novak household looks to have a winter specialty for the table. Organizing just for its own sake won’t get far.
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