Chautauqua Opens Despite Rain to Large Opening Crowd
A Chautauqua program opened yesterday drawing a sizable crowd even though rain fell. Organizers reported strong turnout and enthusiasm for the kickoff event.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
8
A Chautauqua program opened yesterday drawing a sizable crowd even though rain fell. Organizers reported strong turnout and enthusiasm for the kickoff event.
A fast moving comedy drama starring Joe Tracy Sally Eilers Jimmy Durante and Baby Dickie Walters heads the Fox program Tuesday and Wednesday. The Columbia film was authored by Robert Riskin whose screen achievements include Lady for a Day It Happened Overbeht Broadway Bit and The Whole Towns Talk.
Lee Tracy stars as a carnival barker who loses his infant son and flees across the country to keep the child. Sally Eilers plays "Dairy" the pianist in the show and romance develops as the plot unfolds. The film includes a large supporting cast with Thomas Jackson Florence Rice Fred Kelsey and Lucile Ball.
Buenos Aires, named for its good air, sits on a flat plain with the Avenida de Mayo praised as among the world’s finest streets. It is the largest city south of the equator and the largest Spanish speaking city in either hemisphere, home to one fifth of the nation’s people. Remarkably, men outnumber women by five to one, making each woman seem a princess.
In a lengthy address, Hoover laments expanded presidential powers and congressional surrender, criticizing court rulings and emergency actions. He demands transparency about proposed constitutional changes and urges the administration to openly state the exact amendment it seeks, arguing for liberty and clear public debate.
The Alaskan Eskimo or strong wolfy dog is sturdy with straight legs a solid body and a massive head. Weighing about 70 pounds on average these heavily furred dogs pull sledges hunt musk ox and polar bears until hunters arrive.
A Washington reader reports on Seventh-day Adventists and cites official figures from Washington. The World General Conference lists 150,000 US and Canadian believers contributing 1,306,300.68 in early 1935. Since 1863, world membership neared 400,000 with 208,479,491.39 total tithe offerings through 1933. The movement began in 1845 in Washington NH and expanded under a general conference formed in 1863.
The Louisa County Fair moves in this week with the Madden Sulllian company showing 220 performers and many rides. Judging starts Wednesday morning as premiums exceed $2000.
Iowa phonics event at Sharon Pennsylvania with Lee Syphrit as president and Mrs Ralph Gilkey as secretary. Indian Creek club meets with 22 members and will gather September at Mrs Ralph McKean home. Wilson and William families hold Columbus Quauhaug Park reunion. Wind storm felled corn. Timothy to be threshed. Smoke house burns near Columbus City. Columbus Junction Fire helps save house. Various visits between Cedar Rapids Okmulgee Harrisonburg and Marsh residents. Church calendar shift to August 22.
Star trio Cagney O'Brien and McHugh headline The Irish in Us at State theater. Film centers on a New York Irish family blending comedy and drama with romance and action.
An explanation of a knot as one nautical mile per hour and its relation to land miles. It notes the nautical mile length of 6,080.7 feet and that ten knots roughly equal 11 land miles per hour.
The only method to overturn a Supreme Court decision is to amend the Constitution in the specific provision the court held to prohibit legislation. The path requires formal constitutional alteration rather than simple legislative action.
Former residents gathered in Grand Junction to call on friends Friday, seeking reunion and shared memories of the community.
The board reports heavy boxes blocking Klein Klothing Kompany entrances while Joe Falk and Carl Hedges explain the fall stock will be stocked soon. Skeeter Crossett notes racks are not ready yet but new men's apparel is expected to arrive shortly. Mike Logan touts local inventory over Chicago options.
The article compares forest yields in France and Canada under intensive methods. It cites France producing about 44 cubic feet of timber per acre annually versus Canada at TM coke feet per acre. It notes current limits but suggests that if accessible productive areas in Canada reached 10 cubic feet per acre, it could replace current annual depletion from cutting fires and disease.
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