Great Guy Gives Cagney Great Role
James Cagney stars in Great Guy his first Grand National release in months the film centers on the Weights and Measures department of a city and its public service role protecting consumers from merchant fraud Mae Clarke co stars in a drama based on Johnny Cave Stories.
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Guy
James Cagneys
Grand Nationasl
Fiday
Cagney
Weights & Measures
Department of Public Service
Johnny Cave
James Edward Grant
Saturday Evening Post
Mae Cute
Ecain
Public Enemy
Eyes Hen eggs fetch high price in California gold rush demand
During the California gold rush, eggs from Eyes Hen pants? (sic) sold for as much as five dollars each as prospectors sought fresh provisions.
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California
Historical Pageant Ably Presented at Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville event featured Ritchey Lowe and Ina Mae Walker as leads with a large cast portraying settlers and Indians. Vocal solos by Mrs. Darymond Dutro and Louise Cochran highlighted the program. Music, costumes, and period furniture enhanced the pageant with praise for director Miss Cochran and broad community support. Luther Rev. C W Cochran presided at the Old Fashioned Hymn Sing with Rev. Oscar J Mix leading.
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Adrir Lease
William Harrison Goble
Carl Atkinson
Lydia Peare
Marie Darbyshire
Darymond Dutro
Davenport
Mies Louise Cochran
Lewistown
Mont
Harold Miller
Doutro
Mises Cochran
Laurel
Crawfordsville
CC. W. Cochran
Oscar J. Mix
Wavte
Mr Fix
Rose of
Two Living Lake Families Attend Ames Commencement
E L Stewart and daughters traveled to Ames to witness Margaret Stewart’s graduation. Margaret will teach home economics at Tarkio High School next year. Carl Rothlisberger and family attended for their son, who works in Ames. A storm damaged several properties Saturday night, knocking down trees, a corn crib, and causing utility line damage.
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Living Lake
E. L. Stewart
Kathyn
Frances
Helen
Ames
Margaret Stewart
Alan Stewart
John Stewart
Jndee Carpenter
Ohio
Loyd Foster
June Arlene Knotek
Fred Hermann
Homer Birney
Everett Stewarts
Rothitsbergers
L. Zook
Rubio Community News of Birth and Illness
Rubio reports the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Warren Parcell on June 12 named Francine Mae Mes. Fred Thompson and Walter Stevens visited Saturday evening due to the serious illness of Jessie Hawthorne who died in Ottumwa Sunday morning. Services were held Tuesday afternoon near Parson as Maxine Vandyke helped at the Thompson store.
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Arthur Lambert
Rubio
Bill Snider
A & Ib
Warren Parcell
Francine Mae Mes
Fred Thompson
Walter Stevens
Jessie Hawthorne
Ottumwa
Parson
Maxine Vandyke
Thompson
Farson
Hawthorn J. J. Fleie
Former Minister at Crawfordsville Awarded Degree
Rev A N Porter of Bristol Colorado a former pastor here received the doctor of divinity degree from Sterling College Kansas Porter who graduated Monmouth College in 1887 helped found Sterling College Miss Jennie Martin of Le Claire visits at brother Charlie Martin Miss Lorene Taylor won fourth in a national stewardship essay contest earning 12 Miss Minnie Sprague of Omaha visited relatives in Washington then Cedar Rapids and home Mon Schlatter attended the Register and Tribune carrier salesman convention in Des Moines Eight of ten children expected in fall were examined by Dr Walsh and Miss Stella Jorpeland J Howard underwent back operation Mrs Joe Kerrigan and daughters from Davenport spend the summer here Virginia and Jackquelyn Wil Hemeon of Cedar Point Cedar Pontds come to spend summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs W Irland Ralph Bottorff and son Ole Nellie Roale and Elmer visited Dale Leppert Sunday See Mr and Mrs Ernie Johnson move south of Horewell Waleh and Miss Stella Jorpeland at Rubio for physicals Frank Conk of Ottumwa and Mrs Kate Merrow visited The crowd attended the show Friday night Everett Scearcey drew ten dollars hospital checkup in Washington County Hospital Monday wishes for rapid recovery Wedding announcements Miss Ruth Piper Albion Ia to Herbert W Smith set for June 10 at Clemens Ia Mrs Piper taught primary here three years visitors last Thanksgiving Mount Pleasant trip of Mrs Rebecca Chrissinger Edwin and Mrs W H Hexie Reber to visit relatives
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Crawfordsville
Friends
A. N. Porter
Bristol
Colorado
United Presbyterian Church
Sterling College
Sterling
Kansas
Porter
Monmouth College
Jennie Martin
le Claire
Charlie Martin
United Presbyterian Presbyteries
Lorene Taylor
Minnie Sprague
Omaha
Neb
Washington
R. Gallagher
Cedar Rapids
Mon Schlatter
Register and Tribune Carrier Salesman
Des Moines
Dr. Walsh
County Health Unit
Stella Jorpeland
Fleig
Yale
Ralph Bottorff
Ole
Nellie Roale
Elmer
Dale Leppert
Ernie Johnson
Horewell
Waleh
Rubio
Frank Conk
Ottumwa
Kate Merrow
Martha Conk
Everet Scearcey
Washington County Hospital
Ruth Piper
Albion
Herbert W. Smith
Clemens
Strange Belief Guides Prime Marriage Rules in British Guiana
A Columbia University Press field study reports that Paramaribo ne groes hold that men and women born on the same weekday should not wed. If both have Thursday souls, they are thought to share the same springs of action, leading to conflict and unharmonious marriages.
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British Guiana
Columbia University Press
Navy Blues Opens at the Fox Friday
Republic presents Navy Blues at the Fox with Mary Brian and Dick Purcell leading a Navy era light comedy about a sailor who reforms a prim librarian turning her into a social beauty while foiling an international spy ring.
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Republic
Fox Theater
Mary Brian
Dick Purcell
Warren Hymer
Lucille Gleason
Gordon Kahn
Eric Taylor
Rusty
Navy Blues
Joseph Sawyer
Edward Woods
Horace MacMahon
Chester Clute
Iueille Gleason
Mel Ruick
Carleton Young
Spectacles History Ties to Bacon and Salvino
The article credits Roger Bacon with starting spectacle wear in the thirteenth century and Salvino d Amati with an earlier Italian claim. It also notes Benjamin Franklin devised the bifocal to combine far and near sight.
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Roger Bacon
Salvino d'Amati
Italy
Benjamin Franklin
A Good Man Turns All Things To Good
A thoughtful portrait describes a peaceful man who seeks to turn every situation toward constructive outcomes. The piece emphasizes restraint, kindness, and steady moral conduct as guiding principles.
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Hruaagi
Iowa
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Journal
Rubio Community
Nellie Manners
Fox Friday
Eversharp
Dad
Geo. L. McDaniel
West Side Square
Daid
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North Side
Fountain and Dairy Products
New York
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