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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
5
Bennett and Aherne star in Merrily We Live comedy at State
Constance Bennett returns to screen in a new comedy Merrily We Live with Brian Aherne at the State Theatre opening Wednesday. The film, produced by Hal Roach and MGM, features a large cast including Billie Burke Alan Mowbray Patsy Kelly Ann Dvorak Tom Brown Bonita Granville Marjorie Rambeau Phillip Reed and Willie Best with direction by Norman Z McLeod from a screenplay by Eddie Moran and Jack Jeyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topper
State Theatre
Constance Bennett
Brian Aherne
Hollywood
Billie Thurke
Alan Mowdbray
Patsy Kelly
Ann Dvorak
Tom Brown
Bonita Granville
Marjorie Rambeau
Phillip Reed
Clarence Kolb
Marjorie Kane
Paul Everton
Willie Best
Riverside Church Vacation School Planned For Pupils
Riverside Church announces a two week vacation school for children not enrolled in the local parochial school this past year. The program will be conducted by the Sisters of Charity and opening date to be announced later. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief Community notes including travels and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Bernard Jacobsmeier
St. Mary's Church
Sisters of Charity
Norval Flynn
Morrilltown
Arkansas
A. H. Zillmer
Flona
Alan Frost
Galesburg
Floyd Fisher
Tyne
Clifford Rummelhart
Mickey’’ Delaney
Vernon Hartzler
CCC
Oakville
William H. Cress
Acropolis and Parthenon Crown Athens' Most Perfect Building
The Acropolis crowned by the Parthenon is praised as one of history’s most perfectly proportioned buildings. From it, the Payx is visible, once echoing Demosthenes, while the Hill of Mars recalls St. Paul’s sermons and the Orthodox church’s daily commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Acropolis
Parthenon
Payx
Demosthenes
Mars
Paul
Hotpoint Refrigerator Promises Faster Freezing At Scott Dealership
Scott Furniture dealer R C Scott promotes the Hotpoint refrigerator claiming twenty percent faster freezing and Circulaire cooling for efficiency. The Thriftmaster unit in stainless walls boasts oil flooded components for longevity and easy cleaning, with porcelain interiors and rust resistant shelves. Della Humphries of Scott's endorses Hotpoint for safe family food storage during Refrigeration Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotpoint
R. C. Scott
Scott Furniture Company
Washington
Della Humphries
Scott's
Hotpoint Refrigerator Ad Promotes Features and Staff
A vintage Hotpoint advertisement touts fast freezing zones for ice cubes and desserts, multiple storage areas, adjustable shelves, and a five year protection plan. It also notes Hotpoint’s long-standing brand presence, salesman Jimmie Schmoeller and Orville Hardin, with a photo caption describing store activity and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hotpoint Pop-Ice Tray Demonstrates Quick Cube Release
The Hotpoint instruction describes using the Pop-Ice Tray with the Popper Arm to release two ice cubes quickly while leaving the rest frozen. It notes the tray can remove two or an entire trayful in seconds and mentions Hotpoint’s five separate cooling zones for different preservation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotpoint
Sawdust Helps Ice Sail to Martinique in Early America
In Massachusetts, Frederick Tudor sought to ship ice to Martinique. A sea captain doubted the plan due to melting. Tudor persisted and discovered that covering ice with sawdust slowed melting, enabling a shipload of ice to sail to Martinique, an unusual American product voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Frederick Tudor
Martinique
Tudor
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