Windy Hoppy Pal Gets Himself a Dog at Vox Theater
The story follows George Hayes as Windy in Hills of Old Wyoming where a well behaved dog named Long Wars bonds with the cast. Hopalong Cassidy star William Boyd and Russell Hayden join in a western plot about cattle rustlers led by a government agent. The film climaxes with a mounted assault on the rustlers’ stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayes
Windy
Wyowing
Hoprlong Cassidy
Vox
Hayes
Fin
Willian Boyd
Hoppy
Ked
Reser
Russell Hayden
Lucky’ Jenkins
History is Made at Night introduces Boyer and Arthur romance
The new film pairs Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur in a Paris to New York romance under Frank Borzage for United Artists. Supporting cast includes Leo Carrillo Colin Clive Iyan Lebedeff George Meeker Lucian Prives Georges Benavent and more. Gregg Toland handles the photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boyer
Jean Arthur
Lorougu
Lue
Walter Wangers
Luis Siact
Boyer
Paul Demond
France
America
New York
Paris
Leo Carrillo
Colin Clive
Iyan Lebedeff
George Meeker
Lucian Pruvas
Georges Benavent
Gene Towne
Graham Baker
Hollywood
Frank Borzage
United Artists
Gregg Toland
Miss Eudora Roth and House Guest Visit at Wayland
Mrs. Eudora Roth and her daughter Mrs. Lyle Zear visited in Wayland and Kalona for Mother’s Day events. C K Schantz crew installed a new asbestos roof on a Wayland home. Attendees included Mrs. John Birchall Mrs. Sam Bergh and Mrs. A BR Magdefrau at local Mother’s Day activities in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
E. ©. Allen
Lyle Zear
Kalona
C. K. Schantz and
John Birchall
Sam Bergh
A. BR. Magdefrau
Iowa
Iowa Coal Mines to Gain $6.275 Million Annually
Iowa's 450 coal mines will add about 6.275 million dollars yearly beginning this fall under a 1937 law requiring state and sub-divisions to buy Iowa mined coal. The measure could lift annual coal output by 1.25 million tons and create roughly 2,300 mining jobs, with school districts seen as major buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Phil Clarkson
Lowa
Clarkson
Kentucky
Illinois
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Obituary of John David Goble Born 1842 Near Columbus Indiana
Crawfordsville May 4 obituary notes John David Goble born July 11 1842 near Columbus Indiana. He moved to Iowa in 1850 with his mother and siblings and settled near Am boy in Washington county. In December 1851 his mother died leaving six children. Each child found a home with relatives or friends. Goble was placed with the Cunningham family in a Christian home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
John David Goble
Columbus
Indiana
Iown
Amboy
Washington County
Goble
Sue H. Johnston
Crawfordaville
WT. Goble
FE. DD. Beamer
Clearfield
J. Z. Beamer
Des Moines
D. O. Keith
Windon
Minn
Earl Lupher
Tingley
Beamer
Mt. Ayr
Clifford Beamer
Gordon Keith
John Dean Beamer
Clearfield U. P
H. R. Hutchman
Jesus Christ
Clearfield Cemetery
Delta teachers Miss Roth and Miss Edwards visit Roth kin
Miss Eudora Roth a Delta teacher and Miss Edwards a grade teacher spent the weekend with Miss Roth and her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Eudora Roth
Delta
Edwards
Additions Planned for Local Gas Station and Banquet Notes
Harold Miller adds an extension to his filling station project to serve a lunch room. Dan Gasa engages Art Black for carpentry work. The Junior Senior Banquet was held at the Congress Hotel in Washington with a welcome by Miss Anta Lowry and Harold Leet delivering the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Harold Miller
Art Black
Dan Gasa
Congress Hotel
Washington
Anta Lowry
Harold Leet
Toad
Dale Hamm
Miss Davis
Trie
Marjory Lynn
Helen Niffenegger
Mr. Calkins
Tag Day for Iowa Children's Home Society Saturday
Permission has been given to the Iowa Children s Home Society to hold its annual tag sale in Washington on Saturday May 8. The event is led by local dignitaries including Mayor Lloyd Lytle and Rev. Fr. H. J. Corcoran with funds for the society s work. The Des Moines headquarters coordinate adoption and foster placements across Iowa s 99 counties, aiding nearly 7000 children since 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iety
Washington
Lloyd Lytle
Orville Eider
Arthur Atack
Carl J. Roberts
J. G. Patterson
Marsh Bailey
H. J. Corcoran
Ralph Shannon
Helen Cresswell
FF. W. Eastwood
Marie Landau
Iowa Childress Home Finding Society
State Board of Control
Salvation Army
F. D. Herriott
Horace Fosker
B. J. Carney
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines
Chilren
Interpreting Worth Reaworth Requires No Interpreter
Fragmentary note suggests a aphoristic idea about value and action. The text presents a concise claim that true worth needs no interpreter and is shown in daily deeds, implying character demonstrated through ordinary conduct.
Sulphuric Acid Used On Cotton Seed Promises Faster Germination
The use of sulphuric acid on cotton seed is reported to defimitize the seed, making the plant germinate more quickly and grow into stronger plants. This treatment is described as increasing ease of planting and improving early vigor.
Do not lose courage in the face of great difficulty
Motivational line urging perseverance as the difficulty increases, implying greater reward for persistent effort.
Grade Operetta Comes to Keota Friday Night
The grade operetta The Kingdom of Make-Believe will be staged in the school auditorium Friday night. Kenneth Hart and Bail lie Ross will play the king and queen with Barbara Hermanstorfer as the princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Alliman
Keokuk
Keota
Charles Warner
Ruth Erdice
Howard Arnod
Dayle Huston to Graduate from St. Luke's Hospital
Community notes list Dayle Huston and Dayle’s nurse training at St. Luke's Hospital. The piece mentions a May event in Olus and ties to Iowa City where Dayle's graduation is linked with a music contest in jaws City and performances by Erdice and Arnold. Other local visits and graduations are noted, including Ralph Miller's family and Mrs. Chas Faulkner's circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayle Huston
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chas
Faulkner
Olus
Hugo Ostberg
Waterloo
Anna Ostberg
Lydia Miller
Naomi Anderson
Ralph Miller
Frank Boshart
Rus Fells
Henry Goldsmith
Alice
Wayland
Paul Abrahamson
Brant
John Boshart
Roger Sherman
Jimmie
Washington
Sherman
Minnie Peterson
Chas. Faulkner
P. W. Chandlee
Shelby Town
Olds
B. EE. Huston
Chicago
Hich School
Jaws City
Misa Erdice
Thite
Arnold
J. A. Mirickh
Iowa City
Dayle
St. Luke's Hospital
Lawrence Barquist
Verna Mae Beecher
Traer
Iowa
Rev
A. H. Boettcher
Owen
Highcchool
Lydia Miler
Kilmer Anderson
Fairfield
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Fox
Anne Shirley
Clarence Mulford
Wik
William Boyd
Stephen Morris
Gail Sheridan
Mrs. Stover
Candy Johnson’s
Walgreen’s
Phillips
Hebner
West Side
East Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Ezra Wittmer
Fred Moore
Telephone Company
Atlanta, Ga
Gkko, L. McDantel
Inc
Iowa Coal
Gor
Walter Wanger
Om Boyer
Arthur
Leo
Penny
Wispom
Pathe News
R. Ferguson
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Petunia
Wolf Floral Co
Joe Savery
Seave Linn
Sitler Auto Parts
Marion Humphreys Hullinger
Raymond Hullinger
Hullinger
Aullinger
Albert Roth
Daugther
Lawrence Shatfer
BAIRD
Johnson’s
Johnson
Long
T. H. Peters
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