Talented Trick Horse King Nears Thundergap Outlaws Debut
The horse King owned by Dave O'Brien gains star status in Producers Releasing Corporation's Thundergap Outlaws opening Friday at the Fox Theatre. O'Brien co-stars with Jim Newell in this frontier action drama, with Buck Jones praising King as the best jumper in Westerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Tex) O'Brien
Producers Releasing Corporation
Fox Theatre
O'Brien
Jim Newell
King
Buck Jones
Weather Brief Notes Top on hogs 24.0
Weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with moderately cold temperatures.
King the Trick Horse Excels in Dual Role of Stealth and Stunt
King trained by Lew Duten unties knots retrieves guns from holsters plays dead and battles villains. The sorrel horse with a white face and white hooves is so talented that he is hired to double for other less skilled trick horses.
Good-Freyenberger Wed In Kouts Ind
Irene Good daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Good of Kouts and Edward Freyenberger son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Freyenberger of Wayland were married Saturday at the Kouts Mennonite church Rev Osburn read the vows before palms and flowers A mixed quartet sang and 50 guests attended a 4 30 dinner at the brides parents home The couple will live on a Wayland farm and were joined by family and friends from Wayland including E J Freyenberger William Freyenberger Dennis Graber Orlin Eigsti Dean Meyer Ezra Freyenberger and Ivan Wyse.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Mar
Irene Good
Joe Good
Nettie Good
Bill Swartzendruber
John Hochstetter
Ralph Good
Boone Grove
E. J. Freyenberger
William Freyenberger
Dennis Graber
Orlin Eigsti
Dean Meyer
Ezra Freyenberger
Ivan Wyse
Iowa Institutions Topic on Program Fortnightly
The Department of Public Affairs presents a Fortnightly segment focusing on Iowa institutions. Officials discuss structure, roles, and recent developments affecting public service delivery and community impact.
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Iowa
Department of Public Affairs
Attempts To Avert Meat Pack Strike In March
Federal conciliators plan further talks next week to avert a nation wide walkout set for March 16 by CIO United Packinghouse Workers. The strike would involve about 160000 members across 22 firms including Armour Swift Cudahy Wilson Morell and could be referred to President Truman under Taft Hartley emergency provisions.
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CIO United Packinglouse
U. S
Armour, Swift
Cudahy, Wilson and
Morrell
President Truman
Truman
Department of Labor
Washington
Local Woman's Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Mrs. Robert Day led yesterday's gathering at Mrs. J N Phillips home. Officers for the coming year were elected: Day leader, T A Flenner assistant reader, and William Putman secretary treasurer. The group set a general meeting for March 16 at the Baptist church and heard talks on George Gallup and town institutions under board of control. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Orve Scort on April 7.
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J. N Pillips
Robert Day
Maroh
Baptist Church
T. A. Flenner
William Putman
Mae Davis
Walter Kyle
J E Adams Hospitalized After Move From Ainsworth
J E Adams, formerly of Ainsworth, was taken by Steuhen ambulance from Restopia to Bellevue hospital Muscatine for treatment. He had lived with his daughter Mrs Ralph Morris in Concord township.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
J. E. Adams
Restopia
Steuhen
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Adams
Ainsworth
Ralph Morris
Concord Township
H. M. Jordan
Daisy Dean
Hooks and Crooks
Main Street
EB. C. Turkington
Adelia Letts
Fort Worth
Tex
Forth Worth
Phronia Hamilton
Gerald Hunt
Harold McCullough
Bellevue Hospital Muscatine
Edgar Rabenold
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lloyd Max Marshall
Great Lakes
Ill
Edith Marshall
R. Ff. Morrison
James W. Lee
Davenport
Fredonia
Mercy Hospital
Neighborhood social night at Tor West yields top players
A group of neighbors gathered Wednesday at Tor West for an evening of games. Mrs West and Mrs McAvoy led wins among the women while John Shebeeck and George Jarrard topped the men. Refreshments followed.
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Tor West
Mattie McAvoy
Mmma_ fiardy
Tots West
John Shebeeck
George Jarrard
Engagement of Janice Elaine Offerman to George Plock Jr.
Davenport households celebrate a February 14 marriage of Patsy Morrison to Lloyd Max Marshall. A post nuptial shower honored Mrs. Marshall with 30 attendees at the Community building. Lester Offerman announces the engagement of Janice Elaine Offerman to George E. Plock Jr. Plock served in the Navy. No wedding date set. William Shearer of Tulsa visited his parents.
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Second Street
West Davenport
John Morrison
Ralph Marshall
Yvarold Famondson
Lloyd Max Marshall
Patsy Morrison
Columbus Junction
Lester C. Offerman
Davenport
Janice Elaine
Charles Billings
George E. Plock
George Plock
Offerman
Plock
Navy
William Shearer
Tulsa
Okla
B. H. Shearer
Durable Afghan bread used as plates and spoons
In Afghanistan a hard leathery bread endures as a reusable plate for meals and is folded into spoon shapes to scoop soup. This bread showcases remarkable resilience and practical culinary tradition in harsh conditions.
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Afghanistan
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Ainsworth State Bank
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E. Wash. St
Robert Mtchum
Richard Hars
Bear & the Bean
Radio Thrills
Chicago
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Geo. L
J.E. Adams
Muscatine Hospital
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al Bell
Des Moines
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Marsh Atkinson
Milo Steele Jr
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Dwight Hayes
Charles Brown
Patricia Brown
Faye Brown
Tuscon, Ariz
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M. R. Brents
el Centro
Calif
Tucson
Patricia
University of Arizona
Phi Beta Phi
Mr. Brents
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
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Sigma Chi Fraternity
Miss Brown
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West Side Square
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