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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
5
The box supper and candy social at Allbaugh school house has been postponed to Friday night November 1. Blanche Genkins, teacher.
George Bancroft will be heard and seen in The Wolf of Wall Street at the Fox Theatre Friday and Saturday. Rowland V. Lee directs from a Doris Anderson original story with a strong cast including Padanova Paul Lucas Nancy Carroll Arthur Rankin Brandon Wurst and Crauford Kent. The talking picture is hailed as a milestone in sound cinema.
The Greene Murder Case screens tonight and Friday at Graham Theatre starring William Powell BE Calvert and Myrene Pallette who previously solved the Canary Murder mystery on screen.
Powell the sp er detective uses high psychology to track the culprit with Calvert the New York City district attorney granting carte blanche. Palette and Heath aid in operations as Powell outsmarts rivals in the crafty pursuit. The Greene Murder Case brings S S Van Dine mystery to screen with stars and suspense.
Oct 30 report covers repair work by I B Hoxworth for the Flynn boys. Todd Wilson, John Caldwell and their spouses travel to Mr Pleasant. Helen Banks helps Mrs Ross Gault with housework. Fred Sayre travels to Burlington to work with Len in the sawmill. The Dayton family and J A Walker share dinner at the C location.
Loyd Neiswanger visited the John Wagner home Tuesday afternoon. Cornhusking is delayed again as community activities face postponement.
The women of the West Chester Methodist church plan a chicken pie supper and bazaar in the church basement on Tuesday evening November fifth. Service starts at five o clock with a cordial invitation extended to all.
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