Shirley Temple in The Littlest Rebel at Princess theater
Local paper notes Shirley Temple in The Littlest Rebel at the Princess theater with a free ticket offer for dress buyers. Readers also learn of numerous local visits business trips and family births in Monticello Dubuque Independence Manchester and nearby areas with dates and names such as Mrs. Paul Harms Mary Ellen Igen and Janice Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temale
Shirley
Princess Theater
Beery's Dry Goods
Adv
Paul Klaus
Manchester
Thomas Lee
Klaus
Bernice Podhask
Monticello
Shirley Temple
Beery’s Dry Goods Store
Carmichael Named Director of Immigration in Cincinnati
William A. Carmichael, a former Monticello boy, is district director of the immigration and naturalization service of the labor department with headquarters in Cincinnati. He supervises about 15 assistants and reviews around 100 applications weekly. The district covers Tennessee Kentucky the greater part of Ohio Indiana and southern West Virginia. Numerous aliens in the district seek U.S. citizenship and Carmichael’s background includes border patrol work in Idaho and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Carmichael
Monticello
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Carmichael
Mr. Carmichael
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Idaho
Montana
United States
New Date Set For Hauptmann Execution
The New Jersey governor extended the execution time for Bruno Richard Hauptmann by another month amid ongoing investigations. The appeals committee members opposed changes, while the governor reserves the right to issue commutations as needed. Public evidence remains inconclusive, though many urge carrying out the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Appeals Committee
Grand Jury Indicts Four At Tipton
Four alleged criminals were indicted by the Tipton grand jury last Saturday. Louis Wehde a farmer was indicted for receiving stolen pigs and threshing equipment. Henry Peden of Rochester was indicted for stealing hogs. Irene Van Dusen was indicted for receiving stolen property and her husband Richard Van Dusen was indicted for looting a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Louis Wehde
Henry Peden
Rochester
Irene van Dusen
Richard van Dusen
It May Be Too Late For Birds To Feed Now
It may be too late for many birds to start feeding them now as it takes days for them to regain health and endure freezing weather. Still, try to save your share by feeding them regularly with the best foods, corn being most heat producing, plus grit.
Choral Society Meeting Set At Monticello School
The Monticello choral society will hold its regular meeting tonight at the public school. Director Prof. Logan seeks new members and desires strong attendance at the rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Old Milford landmark torn down for lumber yard
The oldest remaining Milford landmark in Dickinson county, built around 1882 after the town moved, has been sold to Ivan Merryman for lumber and is being demolished. The building once housed Dr. Green, later a drug store and a bakery, and has stood vacant for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Dickinson County
March of Progress
Society and Club News Highlights Local Events
Friday bridge at Mrs. Frederick Stuhler's home. high score by Riess Stuhler. Royal Neighbors met at Odd Fellows hall with Edna Yeoman presiding. Neighborhood club and Delta Dek bridge clubs held meetings with high scores and traveling prizes. U Namit and other clubs hosted games and luncheons. Birthday parties honored Delphia Balster and Lucile Marian. Eastern Star hosted a benefit card party at the Masonic temple. Several dinners and theater outings marked a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Stuhler
Riess Stuhler
Odd Fellows Hall
Edna Yeoman
Leslie Reade
Ray Echternacht
Delta Dek
Clarence Matthiessen
Agnes Gearhart
U-Namit
Nella Hoffman
Maud Arduser
Madge Shaffer
Hazel Eby
Helen Crane
Harry Rodman
Carl Hodson
Ralph Bone
Ben Cotton
Will Shelley
Delphia Balster
Robert Balster
Delphia
Birthday Luncheon with Noahs Ark Centerpiece
A hostess hosted a birthday luncheon with a Noahs Ark themed cake, a mirror water background, and animal cracker favors. Guests included Lois Mae Clark Beverly Helms Marjorie Thomas Marion Endsley Jane Stuhler Susan Stuhler and Louise York with the guest of honor receiving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lttle
Lois Mae Clark
Beverly Helms
Marjorie Thomas
Marion Endsley
Jane Stuhler
Susan Stuhler
Louise York
Veterans' Bonus Law details for Iowa veterans revealed
Senate action outlines how the bonus will be paid to veterans across cash and bonds. Iowa's average bonus cited at 465 dollars with 79 814 Iowa veterans eligible. Bonds redeemable at post offices or designated banks, with June 15 as a key date for processing and full information required on applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des Moines
Beck
Iowa
Laird
The
Legion
Pennsylvania
New York State
Big Year Ahead For Salada Tea
Salada Tea announces a substantial improvement in business for 1935 and forecasts a far better year in 1936. Norman J. Holmes and Harry V. Strowburgh led the sales convention at the Woodmen of the World building in Omaha as plans were outlined to boost Salada Tea sales, including continuing extensive newspaper advertising now exceeding 700 papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World Building
Omaha
Norman J. Holmes
Harry V. Strowburgh
Middle West
Ter
Salada Tea Advertising Surges Across 1935 Newspapers
Salada Tea ran 92 037 128 insertions in 1935 with nationwide reach. Total ads for the year reached 1 650 948 780 and plans forecast a 20 percent rise to nearly two billion in 1934. The campaign touts Salada Tea as North America’s largest selling package ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritory
North America
Cascade Mourns Joseph L. Faber After Saturday Death
Joseph L. Faber died Saturday January 25. Surviving are a widow two daughters Mrs L B Beard Cascade Miss Geneva Faber Richmond Ind a sister Mrs Martha Moore Cascade and two granddaughters. Funeral held at the Faber residence and Cascade Community church with Rev David DeBest officiating. Burial at Cascade Protestant cemetery. Floral tributes and community sympathy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Faber
Faber
Cascade
David DeBest
Hopkinton
de Best
Cascade Protestant
C. A. Macomber
P. M. Dahlem
James T. Bevan
Clarence Martin
Lawrence Ehsinger
Charles Hawkins
Cascade Commercial Chub
Martha Moore
New ton woman shot by gangster identified in photo
Mrs Helen Hough Wilson of New ton in Jasper county recalls a gunman incident after a photo at Kirksville drug store. She later sees the same man, Homer Fanning, in a newspaper photo from a Kansas City running gunfight during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hough Wilson
Newton
Jasper County
Kirksville
Homer Fanning
Kansas City
California Governor Merriam Weds in Palm Springs
California Governor Frank F. Merriam aged 70 married Jessie Stewart Lipsey aged 66 in Palm Springs on a Saturday. The governor, the state’s 28th, is the first to marry while in office. His prior wife died six years ago and he once edited a Hopkinton newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Merriam
California
Jessie Stewart Lipsey
Palm Springs
Calif
Merriam
Lipsey
Tipton
Hopkinton
Wichita kin visit aunt and uncle in town
Mr. and Mrs. Orvillé Spray and Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace of Wichita Kansas spent last Friday visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schweitzer
R. H. Friederici
Marion
Cincinnati
George Guyan
Orvillé Spray
George Wallace
Wichita, Kansas
George Smith
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Princess
Louis Hong
Chicago
W. C. Culver
Cedar Rapids
Gene Byers
Implement Dealers
Anna Balsiger
Hettinger, North Dakota
Sam Semmert
Mrs. Halstead Carpenter
New Orleans
Merle Cass
Paul Harms
Charles Cramer
Orpah Cramer
Lillian Sherlock
Baby of
Worthington
John Turmis
Vivian Bancroft
Hartwick Public Schools
HH. P. Bancroft
Mirs
T. F. Denkhoff
Dubuque
Dubuque Hospital
Edwin Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
WGN
Dwight Coale
LaCrosse
Wis
L. J. Swift
Leonard Buel
Adam
Kate Bardill
Buel
George Wilkens
Chicago Heights
Walter Illgen
Mary Ellen Igen
Mabel Kehoe
Independence
Irene McAleer
William Quirk
Oxford Junction
Jerry Smith
Detroit
Mich
Carrol Podhask
Janice Ruth
W. B. Allen
Homer Hanna
Anamosa
Ed Huibregtse
Kate Hauss
Clyce Huott
W. A. Carmichael
Hauptmann
Grand Jury
Martin Buol
St. Luke's Hospital
Buol
Budl
Christine Marugg
Charlies Kay
Fred Kay
Charles Kay Jr
T. B. Stewart
Otto Burrichter
Kate Maurice
Will Burrichter
Charles Podhaski
Werner Hansel
New York City
Hansel
Nadine Gardner
Eloise Gardner
R. N
New York
Ted Eklund
Milwaukee
Edgar Hubbard
Hubbard
Eklund
Nellie Hubbard
Mrs. Hubbard
Vas
Frederick Stuhler
Royal Neighbors
Neighborhood Club
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Echternacht
Mrs. Schweitzer
Hayden
Congregational Church
Frank Hayden
John Bateman
Leonard Iverson
Arthur Shelley
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Matthew’s Church
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Luther Hall
William G. Schoon
Herman Rickels
Bobby Husman
Henry Husman
Monte Theater
Bobby Balster
Dick Abel
Bill Stuhler
Billy Thomas
Jack Stuhler
Bobby
Maire
Lucile Marian Huibregtse
Lucile Marian
Yola Rodman
Virginia Marsh
Shirley Hobert
Wilma Grossheim
Bonnie June Burris
Beatrice Long
Schreiner Chapter
Senate
Salada Tea
Special Agent
GEO
Brent - Bette Davis
Gangster
Gol
Tage 1
Long
Eddie Cantor
John Wayne
Frank Merriam
Russ Redmond
Linn County
Redmond
Will Harris
Sam Harris
Broadway
Joe Fisher
T11s
WLS Cowboys
Betty Denkhoff
Brown's Business College
Davenport
Baty
Calumet Atton
Royal A
Sdeting
Texas
Woodbury's
POND
Coty
Absorbine JR
Chamberlain
Kolynos
Colgate
PIP. D
Johnson's Baby Powder
Floyd
Farina
Michigan Navy
McIntosh
Ai Asc
Grocery Department
SUN
Mon
Littlest Rebel
FOX Alctura
John Boles
Jack Holt
Karen Morley
Bill Robinson
Mickey
Bank Nite
Robert Young and
Barbara Stanwyck
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