Plan Film Showing At Crawfordsville
Arrangements for the Protestant film commission's first full length movie Beyond Our Own are set for Crawfordsville school. The showing is scheduled Sunday evening April 11 at eight o'clock. The production involved nineteen denominations and thirteen service agencies and was produced in Hollywood under the commission's supervision.
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Beyond Our Own Promoted as First Rate Entertainment
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Lester Hutchcroft Returned for Burial
Lieut. Lester E. Hutchcroft of Mediapolis died in action on Iwo Jima March 16, 1945. His body arrived in Columbus Junction from San Francisco for funeral services at 2:30 p m Sunday at the Hutchcroft home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hutchcroft.
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Adventures in Silverado at Fox Theatre
Columbia presents Adventures in Silverado at the Fox Theatre on Friday. The cast features William Bishop Gloria Henry and Edgar Buchanan with Forrest Tucker and Edgar Barrer. Screenplay by Garnet Kilpatrick and Pagano follows The Monk and Silverado miners tale inspired by Stevenson's Silverado Squatters.
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Camera Film Size Question With Unlimited Supply
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Weather improves with clear, cold tonight and warmer tomorrow
The forecast calls for clear skies and a very cold night with frost possible. Tomorrow should bring fair skies and a warming trend, raising afternoon highs compared to tonight.
Three Men Beat Political Leader in Illinois Attack
William R. McCabe 64 publisher and political leader was beaten and shot by three men on a country road near Joliet Illinois. Doctors said he had a fighting chance to live with possible skull fracture broken legs and three bullet wounds. McCabe blamed political enemies fearing his forthcoming weekly newspaper. He described being forced from his car blindfolded and beaten before attackers fled upon another car's approach.
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West Chester Pupils Excel In Iowa City Events
West Chester high school students earned top ratings at the Iowa City music contest on April 3 with Mary Ann Bauer first in piano and vocal solo and Esther Bauer first in vocal solos. Mary Jane Stephenson earned a second in piano. One-act play festival in West Chester featured casts from Kalona Riverside Wellman and West Chester and met with strong audience approval.
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Ainsworth Students Sweep Division I at Music Meet
Ainsworth high school students earned five Division I ratings at the preliminary state high school music contest in Wapello, including trombone solo bass clarinet solo mixed quartet and contralto solo. Winners advance to the state contest in Fairfield on April 38 under directors Mrs Norma Clegg and Leonard Kokesh.
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Fewer Fur Animals Trapped This Year In Iowa
Des Moines April 8. For the first time in five years Iowa trappers did not reach 2 million dollars in fur value. The 1947-48 season yielded 1,055,086 dollars, down from 2,003,000 last season, with 155,356 fur animals trapped.
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Hospital Admissions Roundup
At the hospital admitted yesterday are Mrs. Mae Werner of 108 W Jefferson for medical care. Today’s admissions include Karen Plecker route 4 for tonsillectomy and Mrs. Fred Kleinschmidt route 4 for tonsillectomy. Also listed is Roger Chamberlin of 212 W.
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Births and dismissals listed for Jefferson area
Dismissed today: Mrs Bernard McCarthy, Mrs Raymond Gordon, Keota. Births today: Mr and Mrs Thomas O Clark Wayland. A son born at 1928 AY Bb.
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