Sunday Visitors and Picnics in the Galloway Area
Dozens of local residents from Goose Lake and surrounding towns visited in the Isaac Cornielous and Galloway homes over the weekend. Families joined basket dinners at Oxford Mills and a Dan Galloway parsonage picnic with about 140 people, including spirited baseball between men and women and a wheelbarrow race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Mills
Tom Myatt
Scott Hill
W. E. Grane
Carl “Hicks
Des Moines
Ed Schoenthaler, Jr
Arthur
Wirth
Ed Waugh
Edward Waugh
Emil Paulson
Elbert. Waugh
Iva Morse
Maquoketa
C. D. Crane
Max Quoketa
John Galloway
Dan Galloway
Local game ends with twomen leading 14 to 10 in victory
Report notes J Kankle and Mrs Tom Myatt leading the women against Tom Myatt and Mr Tund. Final score 14 to 10. Losers plan a rematch soon. A day’s end treat offered ice cream to attendees. A letter from Celesta McVicker of Macon Mo recalls relief from intense pain after using Chamberlain’s Cough and Diarrhoea Remedy. Local druggists Broxam Hinckley Staack Luckissh Maquoketa sell the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kankle
Tom Myatt
Orlo Land
Tund
Rel ‘Atives
Michigan
Celesta McVicker
Macon
Staack & Luckissh, Druggists
Maquoketa, Is
Will Rogers Stars in Water Water Everywhere at New Orpheum
Will Rogers describes childhood and Western life as he shoots Water Water Everywhere a Goldwyn film. He plays Billy Fortune a rancher who knows cattle country and cowboy code, and says the riding scenes feel like old times as he dismounts from his horse at filming and the picture is presented at the New Orpheum Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finda
Will Rogers
Goldwyn
New Orpheum Theatre
Billy Fortune
Rogers
Lost Nation IR social notes from Wapsie river visits
Local column records the Gardner and Rutenbeck families camping at the Gardner cottage on the Wapsie river. Emil Rutenbeck is sick. Rebt Revelts and family visited Calamus. Wim Mohr and family in Maquoketa. Lawrence Dove and child vacationing in A H Gish home. Mable Yost and Jas Edleman went to Maquoketa for movies. Mrs Glen Mann returned to Cedar Rapids after seven weeks with Phelps. Sam Phelps attended funeral. Lawrence Smith and Loreda Kuhlman spent weekend with Kuhlman home. Elizabeth Clanp returned to Cedar Rapids after two weeks in Lost Nation. Lloyd Edman and daughter hosted at Exon Schmidt home. Mrs Darrell Cressy shopped in Cedar Rapids.
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AM Ulievenen
Renee Bonnswcrth
Art Gardner
E. J. Rutenbeck
Beulah Bdleman
Gardner Cottage
Wapsie River
Emil Rutenbeck
Rebt
Lawrence Dove
Babe
Marion
A. Hl. Gish
Mable Yost
Jas. Edleman
Maquoketa
Tov
Glen
R- Mann
Cedar Rapids
Phelps
Sam ‘Phelps
Lost Nation
J. H. Phelps
Lawrence Smith
Loreda Kuhlman
Kuhlmen
Ed Grindmeir
Lietha Myatt
Wm. Grindmier
Willow Bend
Wapsie
Elizabeth Clanp
Lloyd Edieman
Exon Schmidt
Darrell Cressy
Cadar Rapids
Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns and Kin
Mrs J D Sehoff of Elkton South Dakota visits her mother and kin. Mr and Mrs Lessner and Mr and Mrs John McGrath and son Gerald spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Grindmier. Miss Frieda Purdy of Maquoketa visits friend Miss Ella Johnson. Frank Cruise of Olin visits brother Chas Cruise and family. Anderson family of Calamus hosted by Albert Fisher. Master Verloo Cruise visits relatives in Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sehoff
Elkton
S. D
Lessner
John McGrath
Gerald
Ed. Grindmier
Frieda Purdy
Maquoketa
Ella Johnson
Frank Cruise
Olin
Chas, Cruise
Anderson
Calamus
Jenny Be Good dominates New Orleans film bill
Review lauds Jenny Be Good as the principal feature with Miss Minter delivering strong, maturing performances. Desmond Taylor’s direction and pleasing photography elevate the offering alongside International News and Pathe Review. Other acts appear, but the feature stands out for its blend of melodrama and social contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Miss. Minter
William Desmond Taylor
International News
Pathe Review
Textile misadventure in Toledo notes style attire
A fragment from the Toledo Blade describes two girls wearing a georgette blouse a fall hair net and perforated hose appearing tangled in a mesh like fabric detail. The casual remark highlights fashion mishap humor in a local tone.
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Toledo Blade
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Pleasant and Olive Streets
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Clinton
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Mr. Murphy
Davenport
Gert Warren
Keck
Levi Keck
Law, Loan
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Lgw. Farr
P.E. Thomas
Farr & Thomas
Jackson County Abstract Co
Court House
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Frank D. Kelsey
Cont Brock, Maquoketa, Laws
A. W. Sokol
Corrections Insurance Office
Cook
Maquoketa Town
F. 3
Swift
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S. Mein St
Cammily
Will Bronson
Goose Lake
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RB. M. Sadler
Almond Creg- My
Snyder
George
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Pearl Simmons
Thompson, Ia
Lawrence Cornish
Chris Lund
Walker, Iown
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Louie Mienke
Iowa City
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Delman
Maude Qiney
Will Baister
Eveism
Baister
Last Nation
J. D. Leinbaugh
Bakiwin
James Anderson
R. C. Smith
Kahy
Maqueketa
Truman Gregory
Nancy Gregory
Gregory
Mary Battles
Baldwin
Leon Myatt
Town University
Laura
Arla Schoenthaler
North English
Everett
Almond Dreger
B. C. Smith
August Adram
Hilda Wirth
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Alvin Staman
Thelint Starman
George Wendell
Dakotas
Yellstone National Park
Frank Leinbaugh
F. I.ruus
Dove
Mavion
Ter Myatt
Colle
Grippe
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomseid
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Drosseau. Bros
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Oldsmobile
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