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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
4
Community notes from Emmet County recount New Year gatherings at Estherville and nearby homes, with eye surgery for Herman Peterson, school events, farm changes, bus route updates, and local social visits across the area including Dunnell Alpha and Graettinger.
Dairymen in Emmet County will hear Arthur R. Porter ext dairyman of Iowa State College discuss feeding, costing, and substitute rations for cows this winter. Meetings are Jan 14 Estherville and Jan 16 Ringsted with topics including minerals, roughage processing, silage value, molasses use, and home mixed feeds versus commercial blends.
Coreas society held its annual meeting last Tuesday evening with new officers elected. A New Years meeting with a basement program occurred on New Years Eve. Riverside church services were postponed due to wintry weather. Otis Jorstad, recently released from Colaman hospital, is home. C. O. Anderson adds a front porch improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waldee of Ames vacationed with relatives. Mrs. Jas. Refsell aided O. N. Refsell home during illness. Celia Peterson visited relatives over holidays. I. G. Ness family spent New Years Day at Bert Maaland’s. On New Year’s Day guests at Lena Gunderson’s included numerous Rustad and Gunderson family members and others.
Miss Myrna Loy and William Powell reprise their Thin Man roles in a four star comedy At the Grand theatre Sunday and Monday with the same film cast as Nora Sharles and a modern sleuth couple. A separate Friday Saturday thriller I’d Give My Life stars Sir Guy Standing as a crusading political chief in a plot about a governor fighting corruption and a risky cover up.
In a charming Northwestern setting Olsen and Johnson, America's oldest comedy duo in service, reunite for a performance. The act features Olsen, renowned as a keen showman, and an amateur violinist from Northwestern University, showing their enduring onstage chemistry.
Johnson and a professional pianist perform impromptu entertainment, forming a long time duo. They co star in Republic's Country Gentlemen to be shown Friday and Saturday at the Grand theatre with Joyce Compton, Lila Lee, Little Sammy McKim, Joe Cunningham, Wade Bethelier and Ivan Miller in support. Country Gentlemen a farce of delightful proportions is the fourth picture the internationally known comics have made.
A Charleston News and Courier quip laments government job programs. It argues more unemployed artists, fiddlers, tooters, and writers would produce more bad pictures music and books in a country already seen as too perfect.
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