Go Getter Feature Brings Cappy Ricks To Screen
The Go Getter opens at the State theater as a Warner Bros. release. Charles Winninger stars, with George Brent and Anita Louise in a Kyne tale of Cappy Ricks daughter testing would‑be suitors. Cappy must approve before any romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imagaabe
Cappy Ricks
San Francis
Eevee
Peter B. Kyne
Cappy
Cosmopolitan
Warner Bros
Charles Winninger
Cap'n Andy
Winninger
George Brent
Nandsome
Anita
Kyne
George
Mangrove Trees Grow Air Roots in Marshy Coasts
Mangrove trees in marshes produce aerial roots that rise above mud to access air through tiny holes in their upright root branches. These specialists enable oxygen intake for submerged roots.
Kellogg Sale Here This Week
Kellogg promotes special values in Wheat Krispies with two packages earning a free smart glass plate. Kellogg sales lead local cereal market as promotions target Washington shoppers through the local daily newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ashley
Kellogg
Washington
Kellogg’s
Six Song Hits in New Film Melody for Two at Fox Theater
Warner Bros teams Warren and Dubin plus Jerome and Scholl provide six songs for Melody for Two starring James Melton and Patricia Ellis. The picture directed by Louis King features ballads Melody for Two and September in the Rain, swing numbers Joge ONeill the Cuba Heel and Dangerous Rhythm, and dances An Excuse for Dancing and A Flat in Manhattan with Miss Shaw and Miss Ellis. Leo Forbsten’s Warner music department added atmosphere and special music for several dance pieces staged by Bobby Connolly and Robert Vreeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ellis
Miss Shaw
Joge O'Neill
Cuba
Miss Ellis
Manhattan
Warner Music Department
Leo Forbsten
Bobby Connolly
Robert Vreeland
Ambo y Social News Roundup of Visits and Guests
Ambo y notes a string of visits and guests. J M Stewart and Mr and Mrs Everette Stewart visited Bettendorf with Mert Stewart. Billy Patty and Phyllis Stewart visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Townsend. Carl Roberts called on Dorothy Rees. Clarence Work visited Dan Griffiths. Karl White Connie and Daryl Wood joined Sunday at the White home. Fern Owen stayed with grandmother Myrtle Owens Columbus Junction. Bob Wettach of Mt. Pleasant visited Girard Megchelsen. Homer Coppock Jr and family stayed Friday to Tuesday at Karl Megchelsen’s. they will move to Iowa City for summer school. Francis McConnel and Sandra Dell visited Karl Megchelsen Sunday. Billy Waggoner of Washington visited grandparents John and Mrs May. Franklin Waggoner and family of Washington dined with John May Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl White
Amrboy
J. M. Stewart
Everette Stewart
Mert Stewart
Bettendorf
Billy
Patty
Phyllis Stewart
Ray Townsend
Carl Roberts
Dorothy Rees
Clarence Work
Dan Griffith
Karl White
Connie
Daryl Wood
White
Clark Wood
Carl White
Fern Owen
Myrtle Owens
Columbus Junction
Bob Wettach
Mt. Pleasant
Girard Megchelsen
Homer Coppock, Jr
Karl Megchelsen
Iowa City
Coppock
Francis McConnell
Sandra Dell
Karl Megelcelsen
Billy Waggoner
Washington
John May
Franklin Waggoner
Sunny
Wayland Notes Include Births Visitors and Gatherings
Long Wayland column details residents visiting relatives from Ohio Indiana and Washington. Births include Catherine Lynn born June 13 to Josh and Mrs Reschly. Robert Edwin born June 18 to Everette Magdefray and wife. Local events cover 4-H club wiener roast and a Get Together meeting at Pulaski Donaldson Eicher Wayland Mennonite centers.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Wilma Graber
la Junta
Colo
Joe Graber
Colorado
Harve Driver
Ohio
Leroy Martin
Philadelphia
Jens Grothe
Charles City
Elmer Martin
Alan Jessup
Ira Jessup
Billy
Kathleen
Port Orchard
Wash
Will Allen
Lester Conrad
Canby
Ore
John Leydon
White Oak
W. R. Eicher
Eicher Place
Will Judot
Kent
Josh Reschly
Ruth Knagey
Topeka
Ind
Ruth
Vera Miller
Knagey
Iowa City
Wayland Park
Sam Kenner
Albany
Oregon
A. RB. Magdefran, Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
Hilt and Larratt Comptometer Company
Pulaski
Donaldson Eicher
Wayland Mennonite
Fair Grounds
Donnelson
Art
Neuenschwander
Columbus Grove
Magdelene
Erwin Sommer
Pandora
Dora Sommer
Everette Magdefray
Robert Edwin
Charlie Turner
Highland Community Notes Highlight Weddings Visits
South Highland residents report Sunday visits at the Horak and Knottner homes. Edw Wittiig attended a Des Moines postmasters convention with Mrs Wittiig and Mary. Marie Moothart shared time with her mother Mrs Jacob Bicher. Raymond Peterson of La Seller Minn and their newborn daughter May 23 are noted along with Ruth Schantz and Willard Leichty crew traveling to Hannibal Missouri for a local mission event.
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Melo Lasek
South Highland
John Lasek
Richard Havel
Anthony Horak
Charles Brown
Shirley
Gertie Brown
Keota
R. J. Knottner
Mary Ann Havel
Delbert Havel
John Rotenberger, Jr
Wittiig
Des Moines
Mary
Clara Wenger
Harry Warren
Margaret Sommer
Bluffton
Kio
Bluffton College
Raymond Peterson
la Seller
Minn
M. Peterson
Ruth Schantz
C. Schantz
Wayland
Marie Moothart
Jacob Bicher
Willard Leichty
Ralph Wenger
Hannibal Mo
Rev Leichty
No Disease Incurable There Are Incurable Patients
A statement from H. Lindlahr M. D. argues that no disease is truly incurable. He says every disease can be cured if vitality remains sufficient to respond to natural living and treatment, and if vital organs have not been irreversibly destroyed.
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H. Lindlahr
M. D
Gale Heacock and Family Leave for Home in California
Gale Heacock, wife, and children Charles and Elaine depart Brighton for Oska loosa then South Gate California after a ten day visit with local friends. Other brief hometown movements include Mrs. Emma Conroy returning to Des Moines and Evalyn Helmick visiting with Galen Moore, with multiple local residents noted in Sunday activity and travel.
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Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Gale Heacock
Charles
Elaine
Oskaloosa
South Gate
Calif
Old Brighton
Emma Conroy
Des Moines
P. McCart
Evalyn Helmick
Galen Moore
Newton
H. W. Helmick
Chas. Bennett
Birmingham
Howard Johnson
Clifford
Burlington
Eva Wikoff
Ad McCarty
Joe Kessel
E. E. Swank
Edna Crile
Fairfield
Grace Brinton
Addie Brinton
Kansas City
Lafayette
Roy Coffin
Clyde Coffin
Pleasant Plain
Maxine Elmore
Elbert Elmore
Pleasant Violin
Allen Macy
J. E. Messer
R. C. Bartlett
Olds
Agil Wilkerson
Two Crawfordsville Girls Attend Iowa Synod Conference
Misses Ruth Barnes and Lorene Taylor traveled to Boone to attend the Young People's Conference of the Iowa Synod United Presbyterian church. They plan to return Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Newell Chapman visited friends in Illinois. Barbara and Richard Elliott of Phoenix, Arizona, visited at the Edgar home. Clarence Hancen and daughter Marjorie, also from Phoenix, returned to Arizona after visiting Fox Lake, Wis., relatives.
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Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
Ruth Barnes
Lorene Taylor
Boone
Iowa
Phoenix, Ariz
Fox Lake
Wis
Edgar
Arizona
Pall Mall Game Mentioned In Brief Local Note
The article notes the Pall Mall game resembling erduct and traces its name to Italian roots. It also lists community members and travelers including Rev W R Noland Mrs Don Tucker Vera Andretty White and others, with visits and illness mentioned.
Six Months of Church Attendance for Six Runnells Men
Deputy Beattie reports six men arrested in a drunken fight will serve 30 days in jail and a $25 fine. Judge Jerry Donaghy imposes the same sentence and parole with six months of church attendance, Sunday school, sobriety, and staying out of taverns, supervised by Officer Beattie.
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Ankeny
Church
Runnells
Beattie
Jerry Donaghy
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Phillips & Hebner’s Drug Store
Bessie Jones
Continentalelephone Co
Amboy
Eas
Harry
Green Journal
M. Hollinger
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
I Aso
Ee Louise
California
W. R. Noland
Don Tucker
Vera Andretty White
Gaylord Coffin
Detroit
Mich
B. L. Coffin
W. R. Fillmore
Guiek Action
Gamble Stores
Corner Square
Joke Fisher
Oakwood
Wellman
Frigidaire
Lowa Southern Utilities Co
Washington Dairy
W. M
Lytle’s Grocery
Bartlett
North Pole
Richelieu Ex
Crisco
Tan
Dor
Pella
Louisa Gold Butter
Strongheart Tomato Juice
Tor
Dixie Beverages
Pillsbury's
Albert Orcutt
Veal
Morrell
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