Death Notices and Local Arrivals Highlight Iowa News
Mr and Mrs Roy Mayhew and family of Des Moines attend the funeral of W C Mayhew. Miss Alice Smith of Muscatine visits her aunt Mrs George McDaniel. Richter's Fur Sale announced for Wednesday November 4th. Rev F W Eastwood travels to Davenport for a Presbyterian meeting. Mrs Clara Koonts of Keosauqua Iowa returns home after William C Mayhews death. Top Covers for Ford models 1923 24 25 with Gypsy back curtain offered by Brown's Top Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mayhew
Des Moines
W. C. Mayhew
Alice Smith of
Muscatine
George McDaniel
Clara Koonts
Keosauqua Lowa
William C. Mayhew
Fords
Brown's
Local Social Notes From Riverside And Nearby
Mrs. Fannie Buchwalter returns home in Riverside after visiting her brothers L. F. and L. C. Woodburn. Mrs. Joe Brady and her Des Moines based son spent Saturday with Mrs. Tom McFarland. Mrs. H A Baxter and granddaughter Maxine return from Columbus Ohio. Mrs. Frank Young of Crawfordsville visits J. B. Long home. Mrs. Clint Rhea of Crawfordsville spends the day shopping. Mrs. Ralph McKennon and sons Jerry and Billy travel home to New London after visiting Mrs. McKennon s mother Mrs. A L Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Buchwalter
Riverside
L. F
L. C. Woodburn
Joe Brady
Des Moines
Tom McFarland
Frank Young
Crawfordsville
J. B. Long
Clint Rhea
Ralph McKennon
Jerry
Billy
New London
Automobile crash in Illinois claims life of Joseph Grossheim
Clyde Sehmoel and five friends travel to Illinois Michigan game when their car driven by Joseph Grossheim turns at a corner and overturns. Grossheim dies. five others escape unharmed. Grossheim was a prominent Alton resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Sehmoeller
Clyde
Alton
Inl
Illinois
Michigan
Joseph Grossheim
Grossheim
Living Room Suite Stuns With Top Class Quality
A store advertises a living room suite as the best looking and top class in quality. The vendor promises strong appeal and high value to shoppers seeking a premium set.
Soul Fire at the Fox Theatre Explores a World Tour of Music
John R. Robertson presents Soul Fire at the Fox Theatre from First National. The film follows Frice Fane a young composer wandering from Italy to Paris Port Said and a Pacific island as he struggles with fame and a Russian temptress and a dreamer’s search for greatness across a vivid world backdrop.
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Richard Bartheimess
John R. Robertson
First National
Fox Theatre
Martin Brown
Brown
South Seas
Italy
Frice Fane
Paris
Haseen
Fane
Port Said
Pacific
Monsters star in Conan Doyle's Lost World film cast
Washington screens the Lost World at the Graham theatre with dinosaurs Brontosaurus Triceratops Mesosaurus Allosaurus Trachodon and Diplodocus in lead roles alongside human stars Hessie Love Stone and Beery in a dramatic prehistoric romance adaptation based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Love
Stone, Beery
Washington
Brontosaurus
Graham Theatre
Sir Aurthur Conan Doyes
Notable screen explorers face terrifying reptiles in forgotten age
The film, produced for the screen by First National and Watterson R. Rotacker under Earl Hudson supervision, stars Bessie Love Lloyd Hughes Lewis Stone Wallace Beery and other stars as explorers who encounter long vanished reptiles in a Vant-age forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Watterson R. Rotacker
Earl Hud
Bessie Love
Lloyd Hughes
Lewis Stone Walace Beery
Lewis Stone Wallace Beery
Mrs Miller attends wedding trip to southern cities
Mrs Kate Miller left Saturday for St Louis to attend Bar clay’s wedding on November first and they planned visits to New Orleans Dallas and other southern points. Arthur Wiederhoeft of Kalona is in town on business. Mrs C Grosseup and Helen of Brighton shopped in Washington Saturday. Mr and Mrs Andy Augustine and family of West Chester were in town Saturday shopping. Maynond Myers of Fairfield returned yesterday after visiting his brother Leland and helping in the Economy shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Miller
St. Louis
Barclay
New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
Arthur Wiederhoeft
Kalona
C. Grosseup
Helen of
Brighton
Washington
Andy Augustine
West Chester
Maynond Myers
Fairfield
Leland
Adorable Seven Months Old Marilyn Jane Bell Adopted
Marilyn Jane Bell, the week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Bell, was recently adopted by the couple and appears pleased with Washington and her new parents. Bobby Marble and Marilyn Jane Bell, the latest arrivals on South Avenue, are guests of Mr and Mrs A Beller of WW Chester who spent Saturday in Washington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jane Bell
Donald Bell
Washington
Bobby Marble
South Avenue
A. Beller
Chester
Washton
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Qichand & Athermongs
Ross
Richter
Rothschild
F. W. Eastwood
Davenport
The
Presbyterian Church
Wolf Floral Co
First National Pictures
FOX
H. A. Baxter
Maxine
Harold Baxter
Columbus, Ohio
Ben Walker
Corydon
Kenneth Carris
I. Rothschild
Pearl Casey
Pleasant Plain
A. L. Schreck
T. C. Kyle
Etta Parker
Elma Dickson
Chillicothe
Iowa
Indian Creek
Helen HB. Grosseup
Kenneth Dayton
Moline
Dayton
the Heights
Dorothy Ellis of
Mrs. Ellis
Mildred Ebner
T. Richter
T. C. Davis
Quaker State Oil
Mary BE
Apple
Quincy
Ad Carter
Bussy
J. C. Cannon
George Dowell
Aloosa
W. R. Cannon
Wyman
L. F. Woodburn
Lydia Curtis
Webster City
Emery Curtis
D. F. Macon
Ferne Benn
Haskins
Vivian Lemley
Rock Island
Mr. Lemley
Grace Hill
Clyde Stoutner
Helen Beckerman
Keota
Mary Irwin
Blanche Irwin
Mary Swift
Dick Swift
C. J. Christiansen
W. FE. Anwyl
Merle Proudfit
Carl Fisher
Emma Bennett
J. D. Haynes
Eugene Hagberg
Thompson Sanitary Market
Clarence Miller
Parsong College
Mrs. Orvis Ferguson
Baby
C. Schulty
Don Skinner
Eva Smith
Tooman‘s
Leigh H. Wallace
Iowa City
Louis Eagle
Iowa Avenue
West Main Street
J Harmeier
Mr. Eagle
Miss Doolittle
Cedar Rapids
As Drug Co
Mutual
Fostoria
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Portaal Service
John Shields & Son
Graham Theatre Now
Willis H
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Watterson R. Rothacker
Tower Bridge
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