Too Young To Know Debuts At State Theatre This Thursday
Warner Bros presents a bright comedy romance arriving at the State Theatre. Starring Joan Leslie and Robert Hutton from Hollywood Canteen, the film follows Sally Sawyer and Ira Enright as a whirlwind romance leads to marriage with little preparation beyond love.
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Warner Bros
State Theatre
Hollywood Canteen
Joan Leslie
Robert Hutton
Harlan Ware
Saturday Evening Post
Sally Sawyer
Ira Enright
Brighton Social Roundup March Weekend in Cedar Rapids and Nearby
Brighton news details weekend visits among Tracy Koch and McNeese families, a birthday dinner at the Robb home near Mt Pleasant, and a birth announced for Charles Robinson in Moline. It notes a death, Orville Harken of Fairfield, a family reunion with five Fry children, hospital updates, church group activities, and local rites at Mehovist church with Floyd Arnold funeral.
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Edna S. Crile
Brighton
Pierre Tracy
Patricia and
Leigh
Cedar Rapids
B. C. Tracy
J. F. Koch
Lorne McNeese
Leland Heron
Janet
Roberta
Harold Robb
Mt. Pleasant
Velma Egli
Velda
Veda Marie
Virgil
Trenton
Hrold McCabe
Henry Farson
Moline
Ill
Charles Robinson
Parsons
Rs. Floyd Robinson
Verne Madden
William
Des Moines
Lester Fry
Alvin
Pat” Fry
Ottumwa
John Young
Wellman
Janice Fry
Franklin Henry
San Francisco
Calif
Lethie Fry
Chicago
Shirley
Alvin Fry
Lettie Fry
Brightton J
Orville Harken
Fairfield
Jefferson County Hospital
Bertha Pickard Harken
Harry Bagby
Dorothy
Oldie
Albert Buttery
Bloomfield
Charles Downard
Hugh Crile
Davenport
Wm. Madden
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
E. S. Rudolph
St. Joseph's Hospital Ottumwa
Roy Newton
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Rankin
Iowa City
Floyd Arnold
Muscatine
Me Hovist
Remedy for Cotton Gin Static Fire Hazard Found
In very dry conditions static from cotton moving through gins clogs the apparatus and creates a fire hazard. Attempts to fix this with moisture or de electrifying failed until a fine water and sulphonated oil mist was introduced. Early tests indicate the mist eliminates static.
Telephones Third-Largest Public Utility by Investment
Capital investment places telephones as the nation’s third largest public utility after electric power and transportation. Over 80 percent of US telephones are operated by one system, with about 6,500 independents making up the remaining 20 percent.
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Electric Power
United States
Funeral of A. B. Dill at Sherman’s Funeral Home
Funeral services for A. B. Dill were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home with Dr. George Kerr officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Wolf, Ross Van Nostrand, Marion George, Cloyce Stewart, David McLaughlin and M. C. De Long. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery. Lyle Arnold and his wife of Keota were in attendance Sunday. Floyd Robison and wife and daughter Altha, with granddaughter Linda Parsons of Moline Illinois, visited Robison's ill father C. V. Robison.
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A. B. Dill
Sherman
George Kerr
Charles Wolf
Ross van Nostrand
Marion George
Cloyce Stewart
David McLaughlin
M. C. DeLong
Elm Grove Cemetery
Lyle Arnold
Keota
Floyd Robison
Altha
Linda Parsons
Moline
Ill
Robison
C. V. Robison
Burial arrangements for E. Voss and relatives listed
E Voss was buried in Hillcrest cemetery. His son Richard Arnold and Mrs Arnold of Rock Island came Sunday to arrange the funeral. Ed Arnold of Toledo Iowa and Mrs Ivor Nord and son of Mitchell North Dakota arrived Sunday called by Floyd Arnold’s death. Another
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E. Voss
Hillcrest Cemetery
Richard Arnold
Arnold
Rock Island
Ed Arnold
Toledo
Ivor Nord
Mitchell
Floyd Arnold
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