Hollywood Gossip Roundup on Tony Martin and Co Stars
Hollywood notes cover Tony Martin’s Paramount tour ending soon with possible Kern Ira musical, and Alice Faye. Joan Crawford’s Follies singing voice, Turrou joining Hollywood, Hoover writings, Culver Military honor for Joseph Santley, Jane Withers Police School debut, Keaton and Hardy tour plans, Guilaroff marriage proposals, MacMurray face insurance, Banboschek and Lupino makeup ban, Ward Bond knitting on Water Front set.
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Features Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood
Paramount Theater
New York
Tony Martin
Alice Faye
Ira Gerewin
Buster Keaton
Oliver Hardy
Sam Howard
Dave Gould
Sydney Guilaroff
Paramount
Fred MacMurray
Jim Hogan
Jeanette MacDonald
Giuseppe Banboschek
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gertrude Niesen
Dick Purcell
Townsend Nefeher
Cafe Marcel
Brian Dunlavey
Ida Lupino
Ward Bond
Husky
University of Southern California
Warners
Dublin Farmers Move to New Homes Report
Mar 9 Dublin notes list multiple fam ily relocations with Walter Hotle and Keith Augustine moving into vacated properties. Roy Miller, Lawson Crone and others shift residences, while Curt Wells buys a new tractor and students enroll at Center school. Family visits and a local horse sale are also mentioned.
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H. J. Mangold
Dublin
Walter Hotle
Packwood
Keith Augustine
Hotles
Roy Miller
Hotle
Seth Carris
Lawson Crone
Oral Mayo
Chas. Bartz
Washington
Nick .Tinnes
Waldo Miller
Anna Sheetz
Keota
Jake Seethout
Paul Shahan
West Chester
Wayne
Twila Mangold
Robert
Aliee Vincent
Charlie Mayer
Curt Wells
A. C
Norman
Orlene Miller
Center School
Phyllis
JoAnn Richardson
Roscoe Robertson
Carol
Dean
Janice Richardson
Walter Wolfe
Leroy Richardson
Artford Richardson
Missouri
Chas. Mayer
Wayne Mangold
Hendrickson
Richland
Shiloh School News Adds New Pups and Moves
Shiloh welcomes Joan Phy lis and Lawrence Glasgow as new pupils after families moved into the area. Mr and Mrs Warren Donald son visited the L B Donaldson home. Ross Van Nostrand delivered a truckload of sheep to Ottumwa. Dave Schantz and his daughter Betty Jean are ill with flu. Sam Mareh and Mrs Lewis Anderson recover from flu. Howard Sigafoose and daughter Jean with H J.
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H. J. Schoonover
Shiloh
Joan, Phylis
Lawrence Glasgow
Fred Kephart
Warren Donaldson
L. B. Donaldson
Ross van Nostrand
Ottumwa
Dave Schantz
Betty Jean
Sam Mareh
Lewis Anderson
Howard Sigafoose
Jean
H. J
Iowa Minnesota Basketball Game Attended by Schoonover Family
Schoonover and daughters Ine and Fae joined James March and Rosella Sheetz for the Iowa City basketball game Monday eve. The Donaldson and Beenblossom families have been ill with flu. Askea helped raise a new brooder house at our home on Tuesday.
Gray Local News Roundup Sees Flu Ailments And Travel Woes
In Gray on March 9 residents report flu cases among Jean Aplegate and the Pleckers while she attends high school. Forest Walker and Maurice Libe host visitors. Jesse Nicola and Till Bell conduct business in Washington. Roads remain in poor condition.
Spring Tides Reach Peak at Full Moon
When the moon is full the sun earth and moon align for the strongest tides of the month. The event, named spring tides, occurs as gravitational forces combine creating higher sea levels.
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Earth
Donald Harper of Hollywood to Visit at Crawfordsville
Hollywood visitor Donald Harper arrives in Crawfordsville to visit relatives including his uncle Robert Gordon and aunt Adda McFarland. The hometown boy, son of the late Will Harper, is in town during a local community round robin boys basketball tournament and other school updates occur.
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Crawfordsville
Mar
Donald Harper
Hollywood
Calif
Robert Gordon
Adda McFarland
Will Harper
Ilene Benson
Walter Rauscher
Mt. Pleasant
N. G. Webster
W. H. Hagie
Earl Zickafoose
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Zickafoose
Swedesburg
Fui
Survival Mentioned in Brief Family Notice
A brief obituary fragment mentions a woman survived by her husband and a baby, noting the immediate family in the notice.
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Tal
Several Families Move to Farms in Nira Community
Nira, Mar. 5. The moving in this vicinity is about completed for this spring. Otto Ossmans moved to Kinross. Statemans left Mrs. Hamilton's tenant farm to the Hradek farm. The Hradeks moved near Cedar Bluffs after many years here. Austin McDonnell is staying.
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J. B. Hanley
Nira
Mar
Otto Ossmans
Local Moves Mentioned in Short Notices
At the Chas Hradek home Erwin Robensons moved to Nira last week.
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Chas Hradek
Erwin Robensons
Nira
Eye as early detector of systemic disease claim
The Hygeia physician Dr Edward Jackson states that pulmonary tuberculosis heart disease and stomach or lung cancer may first be recognized in the eye The text notes disease affecting all body blood vessels is first detected at the back of the eye
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Edward Jackson
Artesian Wells Long Known in Thebes History
Thebes had known artesian wells for roughly two millennia before the Christian era, reflecting ancient water supply practices and early engineering.
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Thebes
India’s Diamond History Shifts From Center to Brazil Era
A brief note traces diamond origins from India the longtime hub to Brazil becoming prominent in later periods. It highlights India’s centuries as a chief diamond source and contrasts with Brazil’s rise as a major producer in the modern era.
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Brazil
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