Motion Picture Industry Eases Service to Social Groups Says Milliken
Carl E. Milliken secretary of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America says the industry cooperates with 400 religious civic and educational groups in three years and offers its product as a service to collateral fields. He cites partnerships with the American College of Surgeons Psychological Society of America and others to advance education peace and welfare using motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Milliken
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
H. Hays
Milliken
Er Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of
America
American College of Surgeons
Psychological Society of America
National Committee
Leonard Wood Memorial Association
United States
Russell Sage Foundation
Motion Picture Division
U.S. Department of Commerce
International Cinematographic Institute
Author's League of America
League of American Pen Women
American Humane Society
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Boy Scouts of America
Committee On World Friendship Among Children
U.S. Department of Forestry
Jason S. Joy
Hollywood
East
Hays
Association
Riverside Notes of Moves and Social News
Riverside community reports families relocating to Indianola Iowa including Orval Meeks and Will Meeks after March. Otto Thomann dies in Denver. Local sales and farm prices noted with Bert Cray’s closing out sale. Fordson Tudor and machinery fetch good prices. Social events include Whist Club, Rebekah card social, Progressive Euchre, and gatherings honoring local families.
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Riverside
Orval Meeks
Indianola
Iowa
William Meeks
Marth
Albert Thomann
Otto Thomann
Denver
Colorado
Joseph Thomann
Lexington
Missouri
Bert Cray
Cray
Riversiders
Fred Fisher
Iowa Vity
Herman Kreks
Waterloo
EB. W. Thielan
William Griffin
R. A. Knittel
John Knittel
K. H. Hertzman
Vdoutremont
Ernest Salladay
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Gas danger prompts druggist save for patient
Gas on my stomach was so bad it nearly killed me. Mrs A Agam ek says Adlerika relieved the gas in 10 minutes. Adierika mix of glycerin buckthorn and saline claims to empty both upper and lower bowel and remove poisonous waste. Sherman Bros druggists in Ainsworth advertise the remedy.
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Adierika
Sherman Bros
Ainsworth
Sands
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau meets at Myr Rolph Tracy home
About 30 members attended an all day meeting of the Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau club at the home of Myr Rolph Tracy on Tuesday. Chapter AQ BE O met in the evening with Mrs. Pearl Frain Mrs. Jora Shaw and son Arthur of LeRoy Iowa visiting Helmicks in Brighton. H W Helmick recovering after operation in Kirksville Missouri. Arthur Flitner of Greybull Montana visiting sisters here. Charles Robinson recovering from a knee injury blood poisoning after a basketball scratch. Helen Donovan noted.
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Brighton
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club
Myr Rolph Tracy
BE. O
Pearl Frain
Jora Shaw
Arthur
LeRoy
Ll. E
Helmick
Kirksville
H. W. Helmick
Social Notes From Red Brick District
Mr and Mrs John Wagner hosted guests including Olive Loonay William Wagner Hazel Droz Dan Tweedy and C R Been blossom of Washington. Esther Wheelan visited friends Wilma Ellis Marguerite Caldwell. Sam Sigafoose has a bad cold. Mabel Sayre spent the weekend with her parents D F Sayre. Lloyd Neiswanger and son David visited Hermie Otto and wife near Olds. Dorothy Babb visited Friday evening. Mr Babb is improving slowly.
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Red Brick
Feb. T
John Wagner
Olive Loonayson
William
Hazel Droz
Dan Tweedy
Fairfield
C. R. Beenblossom
Washington
Esther Wheelan
Wilma Ellis
Marguerite Caldwell
Sam Sigafoose
Mabel Sayre
D. F. Sayre
Lloyd Neiswanger
David
Hermie Otto
Olds
Dorothy Babb
Eva Durst
Mr. Babb
Local Families Relocate After Weekend Farewells
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gault left Friday with Mr. Gault bound for Texas and Mrs. Gault heading to Centerville then to join him for health reasons. The community laments losing a fine family from the neighborhood. C E Hering and Albert Dayton assisted with summer butchering. Lloyd Neiswanger and Carg Hering helped on other days. Winters spent Thursday evening with Mabel Horning.
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Ross Gault
Mr. Gault
Texas
Mr. Car} Hering
Mabel Horning
Pilotsburg News Briefs Include Weddings Visits
El lis Rickey and Virginia Lou arrive at the Rickey home after stay with Dr and Mrs Braden in Wellman. Miss Sabena Bauer, daughter of John and Mrs Bauer, marries Leslie Winegarden. Sabena is a Pilotsburg and Wellman graduate.
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Pilotsburg
Ellis Rickey
Virginia Lou
Braden
Wellman
Warren Mathes
Esther Hamilton
Ora Booth
West Chester
Banks Mouser
Sabena Bauer
John Bauer
Leslie Winegarden
Sabena
Pilotsburg School
Wellman High School
Social Hour luncheon and visits mark Crawfordsville scene
Miss Nellie Manners reports a pleasant Social Hour gathering hosted by Mrs. Ollie Anwly with a two course luncheon as Washington and 1 com birthdays noted. Mr. Mere Twinam hosted a noon dinner. guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Townsend of Guatemala. Violet Twinam and Marjorie Hanna visited from Monmouth and Waterloo respectively. The Cyclonettes split a basketball weekend with a 24 to 23 loss at Wyman, while the Cyclones won the boys game 33 to 29.
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Crawfordsville
Ollie Anwly
Sadie McCleary
Washington
1. Com
Mere Twinam
W. C. Townsend
Guatemala
Central America
G. W. Pool
Violet Twinam
Monmouth
Vernon White
Marjorie Hanna
Waterloo
Wyman
Cyclonettes
Wyman Girls
Cyclones
Kalona News Roundup: Homer Jacksons Move and Brighton Defeat
In Kalona February 8 report the Homer Jackson family moves into the A J Rogers property formerly Jake Snider place. The Brighton basketball team defeats Kalona in Ke-Wash 18 13 while Kalona second team loses. Mrs Mary Beck remains ill and Elmer Bush recovers from appendicitis. Local visits from Ben Hershberger Ivan Alt and Frank Marek are noted along with M E Ladies Aid meeting. In Moscow authorities bar under 16 from viewing certain foreign pictures and Don Q Son of Zorro performances draw adult crowds.
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Kalona
Homer Jackson
A. J. Rogers
Jake Snider
Ben Hershberger
O. C. Steigleder
Carwood Baker
Iowa City
Mary Beckstars
Ivan R. Alt
W. H. Plank
Washington
Brighton
Kalona High
Brighton Seconds
Elmer Bush
Frank Marek
Near Wellman
Bert Barrow
Crossett
Waukesha
Wis
Clarence Barrow
A. C. Durst
Wasiington
Anna Snider
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Alice Sleichter
Moscow
Taft’s Condition Improves, Bulletin Reports
Chief Justice Taft’s physicians report continued improvement in his condition after noting earlier gains. The bulletin states he is improving and taking more nourishment as of 7:80 a.m. today.
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Washington
Taft
High School Notes Pep Meeting and Club Activities
A lively Tuesday report covers a junior college pep meeting at a Washington hotel with Albia players including Wendell Booth and George Zeck. George Zeck leads drills as Mr. Gingerich delivers a pep talk. Also notes Commercial Club meeting, typing team tests, a gift presentation for Captain Dale Kiesey, and upcoming band, orchestra, and choir practices during a teacher inservice day with no school Friday.
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Wendell Booth
Gilbert Layton
Charles Long
Clifford Reinert
George Zeck
Albia
Washington
Gingerich
Woman Speech Tests At Club Meeting And Word Race
Teams led by Roberta Ross Eloise Mallory and Donald Benz posted word rates around 39 35 38 per minute with Roberta and Lucille Davison topping 50. Lucille Wagner spoke on Business Opportunities for Women and used a statistics chart. The Commercial club social committee plans a party Wednesday while members held devotionals and a Girl Reserves talk.
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Roberta Ross
Eloise Mallory
Donald Benz
Cherrie McElhinney
Robert Petratz
Opal Darnell
Lucille Davison
Helen Green
David Catlett
Team
Lucille Wagner
Fairfield pep meeting names Coach Jimmie Shultz
At the end of the school day a pep rally for the Fairfield game was held with Donald Davis acting as "Coach Jimmie" Shultz, directing students and supporters.
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Fairfield
Donald Davis
Jimmie’ Shultz
Washington debate team lineups and upcoming meetings
The Washington team will debate aff affirm Bernes Enslin and William Masson with Mary Briley as alternate, neg Cherrie McElhinney and George Jones with Willis Wittmer as alternate. A triangle with Brigh ton and Iowa City is set for next Thursday evening. A rebuttal meeting occurs Saturday at 2 p.m. at the high school. The week sees smaller classes due to mumps and the Physics club met Monday.
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Bates
Washington
Bernes Enslin
William Masson
Mary Briley
Cherrie McElhinney
George Jones
Willis Wittmer
Triangle
Brighton
Iowa City
Extraordinary Hi-Y meeting and class song plans
An extraordinary Hi-Y meeting was held last Wednesday at noon with Raymond Witting presenting The Valiant. Dinner was prepared by Mrs. Schmueller, Mrs. Wells, and Mrs. Ahrens. Seniors who wrote class songs will submit them to Josephine Hull soon.
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The
Hi-Y
Raymond Witting
Josephine Hull
West Chester Women Hostesses and Club Notices
Mrs James Corpening and others will host the Ladies of the M E church at West Chester on Wednesday afternoon. Harmony club will hold an old fashioned dinner at Malcolm Montgomery home on Wednesday February 12 with pie and a dish to pass. West Chester Pythian Sister Temple to meet Tuesday evening February 11 at 8 oclock for new officers to take posts.
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James Corpening
James, Griggs
Elmer Nevins
Maude Wagner
M. E. Church
West Chester
Harmony Club
Malcolm Montgomery
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Kenneth Donovan
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Bismarck
N. D
al Morrison
E. G. Koeh
Mary Gowey
Willard Lindauer
Anamosa
Jines
Julia Parks
C. G. Pickin
Sthua Helmick
Charles Robinson
Helen Donovan
Marguerite Hering
B. M. Slater
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Dept
ST. Paul, Minn
Frank Stransky
Nellie Manners
Tom Lahey
Sovice Film Ran
Commercial Club
Jerome Kelly
Evelyn Crawford
Ottumwa
Dale Kiesey
Berne Enslin
Edn Mercer
Della Patton
Coavoen
Lowrey
West Main St
Wheeler & Wilson
Elasis
Universal Gas Range
Anderson
KF. Macon
Chas. Lemley
Salemile North
Tobertsen Farm
Guernsey
Jersey
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Calgate
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McCormick
Cushman
Frank
Dayton McNeil
Macon & Klotz
Lee H. Huston
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M. E. Church of
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