Visitors in area households noted during weekend
Preston Prairie Henry Frances of Chicago visited his friend Charles Bashaw. Mrs Will Barber and Mrs Stanley Haynes of Mason City Iowa were visitors in the home of Mrs Jesse Cole hour. Reta Ritenour of Lanark is visiting the Howard Petty home. Florence Netalichy of Solon Iowa visits relatives here. Dr Rice was a Saturday visitor in the C F Bickelhaupt home. Vivian Downing of Freeport, long time assistant secretary for Stephenson County Farm Bureau, spent Sunday at her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frances
Chicago
Charles Bashaw
Will Barber
Stanley Haynes
Mason City
Jesse Colehour
Reta Ritenour
Lanark
Howard Petty
Florence Netalichy
Solon
Dr. Rice
C. F. Bickelhaupt
Vivian Downing
Freeport
Stephenson County Farm Bureau
County Financial Totals Reported by Officials
Circuit clerk shows earnings 2705.85 with 960.10 balance while county clerk lists 5518.46 and 2771.04. Treasurer records 958.22 plus 2521.21 starting balance and 1086.83 on June 1. sheriff 2292 with 555.34 balance. Superintendent reports state receipts 7430.07 and disbursements to township treasurers. County funds summary lists General 35553.45 disbursed and 58639.47 balance. Mothers Pen 4895.26 2263.49. T B San 12070.78 11948.85. MFT fund 13424.62 6438.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Schools
T. B. San
Miller School Ends Term With May Picnic
The Miller School closed Friday May 31 with a noon picnic. May perfect attenders were Mary Miner Viola Miner and Alyce Jobe. Only two pupils had perfect attendance for the year Mary Miner and Viola Miner. Eighth graders Mary Miner Joseph Geiger and Alfred Geiger passed final exams with good grades. Mary Miner earned all A's. Penmanship awards went to Lucille Alfred Joseph Geiger Mary Miner and Clara Belle Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Viola Miner
Alyce Jobe
Mary Miner
Joseph
Alfred Geiger
Lucille
Alfred
Joseph Geiger
Clara Belle Miner
Herbert Bailey
Libbie H. Rupple
Election Officials Continued From Page One
Republican ticket lists Judge Miles Rogers and clerk Mrs Jennie Quest. Democrat ticket lists Judges Lee Shaver and William Wilson, clerks Fayette Maloney and Marie Schryver. Includes light humor quotes and a baseball dog joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Rogers
Jennie Quest
Lee Shaver
William Wilson
Fayette Maloney
Marie Schryver
Poultry profits urged as hatchery prices rise
A poultry buyer reports buying 15 000 head of 112 pound chicks from a hatchery and profits from selling them. The piece urges farmers to start chicks now to gain from rising live broiler and fryer prices as poultry demand grows and production lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fall Sale Push Urges Early Start for Profits
A brief urging buyers to begin preparations this fall. The speaker emphasizes not missing the opportunity and encourages action now to ensure successful selling. The exact details of the sale are not provided.
Typhoon opens at Capitol Clinton with Dorothy Lamour
Paramount presents the hurricane filled film Typhoon at Capitol Theatre Clinton for three days. Dorothy Lamour stars opposite Robert Preston with Lynne Overman and J. Carroll Naish. A scene of extraordinary storm effects shows palm trees uprooted as a gale rages over a South Seas island setting. Dorothy wears lava lava and shares a wandering romance with Preston after being cast away on a lonely isle with chimpanzee companion Koko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Clinton
San Francisco
Paramount
Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
Dorothy
South Sea Island
Koko
Lonely Eden
Lynne Overman
J. Carrol Naish
Overman
Bob
Robert Pres
Too Many Husbands and Other Films At Local Theatres
The Capitol Theatre adds comfort with its mammoth cooling system keeping patrons cool. Royal Theatre Fulton opens Too Many Husbands starring Jean Arthur Fred MacMurray and Melvyn Douglas with a comic plot of two husbands vying for one wife. Paradise theatre in Moline features Men Without Souls a sequel to Brother Rat with Eddie Albert Rosemary Lane Wayne Morris Jane Wyman Roland Reagan Ruth Terry, promising lively humor and star chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Royal Theatre
Fulton
Jean Arthur
Fred MacMurray
Melvyn Douglas
Jean
Fred
Melvyn
Wesley Auggles
Texas
Paradise Theatre
Moline
Hollywood
Eddie Albert
Rosemary Lane
Wayne Morris
Jane Wyman
Roland Reagan
Ruth Terry
Brother Rat
Rat
Lone Star State
Broadway
Lovely Lane
An Angel From Texas stars Wyman and Reagan in satire
Eddie Albert plays Miss Lane's boyfriend as ruthless promoters Wayne Morris and Ronald Reagan swindle victims. Jane Wyman portrays Reagan's wife with her own money who teaches him honesty. Adapted from Kaufman's The Butter and Egg Man, the show echoes Broadway style with a Texas angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Albert
Miss Lane
Wayne Morris
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
Roland Reagan
Hubby
Wyman Will
Blonde Jane
Texas
George S. Kaufman
Broadway
Three Mile
Dark Command at Rialto Clinton Newsreel Style
Rialto Clinton shows Dark Command from Saturday to Tuesday. Walter Pidgeon stars as Cantrell the feared raider whose Civil War exploits earned Kansas the Bloody Kansas moniker. The film portrays Cantrell as a pious schoolmaster by day and ruthless renegade by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Clinton
Cantrell
Kansas
Walter Pidgeon
Missouri
Pidgeon
Thrilling Hollywood Pairings Elevate Romantic Leads
The article praises Claire Trevor and John Wayne for new vogue in thrilling romantic roles. Roy Rogers shows strong dramatic ability as Republic promotes him as a singing cowboy. Bob Burns and his bazooka in Alias the Deacon are mentioned as co features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Trevor
John Wayne
Roy Rogers
Republic
Bob Burns
Young Lawyer Pushes Case Amid Caution From Client
A terse exchange shows a junior attorney urging persistence as the client grants time for the case, warning there is no knowing how long it will drag on. The dialogue captures tensions between caution and ambition in legal proceedings.
It's a Very Old Game with a Missing Dictator
A humorous exchange questions a chess set missing a member described as the dictator. The joke hinges on the absence of a governing piece, with the King Queen Bishops Knights Rooks and pawns present while a dictatorial piece is absent. The line plays on political satire through a familiar board game metaphor.
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Preston Prairie
Miller School
Savanna
Kay Kyser
SUN
Trene
Anna Neagle
May Robson
Ray Mill and
Ronald Young
Billie Burke
Life
Ginger Rogers
Joel McCrea
Philippines
ROXAL
FBI
Ronald Colman
Walter Huston
Boris Karloff
Roger Pryor
MON
Ats Sane Eee
Oremahi
Barton Maclane
Rochelle Hudson
Eve
Carroll Theatre
MT. Carroll
Tom Brown
God’s Country
H John Paynne
Orch
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Constance Bennett
Ann Shirley John Garfield
Shoe J & P Shop
S. 2Nd St
Clinton, Iowa
P. R. Bryant
Savanna, Illinois
Savanna, Ill
Illinois Utilities
Rialto
Clinton, la
Phillips
Will Rentschler
Thomson
Panamas
Adam
Aristrocrat
L. B. Hussey, M. D
Greison Bldg
Main St
Tel
Black
Sth Avenue
Iowa
Lewis Motor Co
al Schuster
Dubuque, Iowa
James J.ballas
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