Alice McBlain auxiliary meets in June church gathering
The June meeting of the Alice McBlain auxiliary of the Methodist church was held at Mrs. Clara Cooling's home with the Kings Heralds hosting. Devotions, lesson, a stewardship demo, and lunch were on the program. The notices also report various visits and travels of local residents and a search request for George Laucamp.
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Alice McBlain
Methodist Church
Clara Cooling
Kings Heralds
Elda Mae Latchaw
Edwin Small
Gray Sandranch
Miriam Lauser
A. T. Nelson
Booster Club at Tipton Organized for Cedar County Fair
Cedar County Fair association officers organize a Booster Club enlisting Stanwood and Tipton business leaders to nominate Fair Queen and two maids of honor from county towns. Three county judges will select winners, who receive season passes and gifts.
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Cedar County Fair Association
Stanwood
Tmt
Wille
Miss Ruth Rockafellow Married In West Liberty Shower
Mrs Harold Barkhurst was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Bertha McMahon at the McMahon home. Attendees included Mrs Ray Rockafellow and Ruth Ann McMahon, with gifts in pink and white and a booklet written by guests as a bridal keepsake.
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Margariete McMahon
Harold Barkhurst
W. A. McMahon
Harry Nauman
Dorothy Flater
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Ray Rockafellow
Louise Barnes
Hermina Potter
Leila Ridenour
Melva Deal
Lowell Rockafellow
Ina Askam
Clifton Meyers
George Askam
Evelyn Maxson
Janet
Leota Hilderbrand
Nauman Amd
Betty
Ruth Ann McMahon
Scott McMahon
Agnes Agnew
Lorena Barkhurst
75 to Appear in Grandview Play
Grandview to stage A Night in Hollywood directed by Miss Helen Kerwin from Rock Island. King’s Daughters present a 75 member local cast performing six scenes with stars of Hollywood and radio, including Joe Penner and Eddie Cantor, plus Laurel and Hardy and Spark Plug.
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Helen Kerwin
Rock Island
Hollywood
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Edldie Cantor
Laurel and Hardy
Barney Google
Spark Plug
Keith Wier
Ermaid
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James Wier
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Orpha Young
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Atalissa Juveniles Stage Evening of Plays and Ice Cream
Under director Mrs. Rowena Stiles the Atalissa Juveniles presented three playlets Mamma's Foy No Peddlers Wanted and the Traveling Salesman at Woodman hall on Thursday night assisted by Vivian Smith Marjorie Oepping Bevelyn Barkalow Alis Hines Frances Lindle Gladys Chapman Leota Wathan Lyle Peck Fern Staley Shirley Smith and Billie Barkalow with readings by Filene White Edwin White Leota Wathan Genevieve McKillip Marjorie Depping and Raymond Oepping. Homemade ice cream sales netted over $9. Genevieve Cramer of near Wilton visited D C Flint. Mrs. Helen Schneider continues to recover. Maxine Woolams of Fairfield stopped in Atalissa en route to Des Moines. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Woodman Hall
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Marjorie Oepping
Bevelyn Barkalow
Alis Hines
Frances Lindle
Gladys Chapman
Leota Wathan
Lyle Peck
Fern Staley
Shirley Smith
Billie Barkalow
Filene White
Edwin White
Genevieve McKillip
Marjorie Depping
Raymond Oepping
Genevieve Cramer
Wilton
D. C. Flint
Helen Schneider
Maxine Woolams
Fairfield
Des Moines
Kensington Club Group Hosts Bridge at Huskins Home
Lone Tree members and guests attended a two-session bridge gathering at Mrs. Howard Huskins with high scores won by H C Buell and Mrs E C Green. Other attendees included Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Mrs E C Green, and Mrs D V Morgan.
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D. V. Morgan
H. A. McMillan
Anna Kirchner
Ethyl McCullough
Helen Kirkpa
Knoxville
Buell
Oskaloosa
Richelieu at the Palace in a grand Sunday showing
The Palace theater presents Richelieu as a major spectacle and entertainment surpassing The House of Rothschild. Star George Arliss leads a tale of Richelieu defending Louis XIII from Baradas and conspirators while a romance with Lenore unfolds as Andre de Pons is won over.
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George Arliss
Halliwell Hobbes
Edward Arnold
Violet Cooper
Cardinal Richelieu
Paramount
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Anne
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Ward
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Wheeler and Woolsey Return in The Nitwits at Up town
The Nitwits blends fast stepping music with scare-tingling thrills in a new Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey comedy. The show combines melodrama and musical comedy with Tin Pan Alley style songs and a murder mystery plot by Stuart Palmer.
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Robert Woolsey
Uptown Theater
Tin Pan Alley
America
New York
Stuart Palmer
Right to Live Opens at Palace Drama of Triangular Love
Warner Bros. drama about two brothers and a wife whose marriage is strained when both brothers fall for the same woman. A crippled husband asks his brother to escort his wife, sparking a forbidden romance that tests discipline and ends in a shocking sacrifice.
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Palace to Feature Murder in the Fleet
The Palace theater screens Murder in the Fleet this Friday a aboard a battle cruiser. The film blends mystery thrill action romance and unexpected hokum comedy with a strong story and colorful production while avoiding horror and excess bloodshed.
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People s Enemy at Uptown shows power of federal law
The film The People s Enemy, a RKO release, screens at the Uptown on Wednesday. Edward Dean Sullivan portrays Vince Falcone a notorious public enemy who evades capture through legal traps set by his lawyer Traps Stuart until Falcone is finally nabbed on income tax charges by Uncle Sam.
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Edward Dean Sullivan
Vince Falcone
Sam
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California man claims title of most tattooed in America
D. E. Waford of Satwelle California asserts he is the most tattooed man in the United States, a bold claim highlighted in a local feature.
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D. E. Waford
Satwelle, Calif
America
Monster Returns to Screen Life At Up town Theater
A reanimated giant known as the Monster stars in The Bride of Frankenstein at the Up town theater. The sequel to Frankenstein follows Henry Frankenstein and Dr Pretorius as they pursue further experiments and a mate for the lumbering killer amid terror and dramatic turns.
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Karloff
Universal
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Dr. Pretorius
Wedding Cake House of Kennebunk Maine Described
The oddest house in New England is the Wedding Cake House in Kennebunk Maine. Built of striking yellow brick imported from France, it sits within an ornate framework of delicately carved wood.
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New England
Kennebunk, Me
France
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