PONDERS TAFT-HARTLEY WAL

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DBS MOINES
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Relayed by the housing shortage and Iowa
marriage laws, the marriage of Arnie
Shartln, Columbia booker, to Dorothy Dion of
Minneapolis was finally performed June 21.
The Shartins are honeymooning at Clear
lake. They will return to their apartment
her? . . Another Columbia employe. Rose
Mazza, was married June 22 to Joe Villirillo.
They are also on a honeymoon.
Eddie Forrester, owner of the theatre at
Massena, Iowa, was a visitor on the Row last
week. Forrester says his town h?s not been
bothered by the floods, but was hit a couple
of weeks ago by a tornado that damaged one
end of the theatre. It was necessary for him
to replace the screen as a result of the
damage.
. . . Helene
Esther
Marilyn Shelden, NSS. has resigned to return
to her home in Maryland
Jacobs, Universal, is on vacation
Huston, Universal, spent the
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weekend in
Minneapolis . . . Jane Frye, Universal inspector,
is on leave of absence.
Thelma Washburn, RKO booker, has many
reasons to smile these days. Her daughter,
son-in-law and grandchild arrived this week
from Florida to visit—and on top of that,
the Washburns boast a new car.
Raymond Cook, owner of the State in Hedrick,
Iowa, has found a home for his family
and will move them here from Arkansas . . .
Tim Evans of Lyons, and Charles Niles,
Anamosa, were on the Row last week.
J'/f aclvcince ot iiA limed
Carol Fuhrman, assistant manager of thf
State. Cedar Rapids, was married this montl
to Kenneth M. Foley. After a wedding tri'
to South Dakota, the Foleys will live in Del
Moines where he is a salesman for the Skelli
Oil Co.
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Dorman Bundling, Newton theatre owneil
played in the state Kiwanis golf tournamen'
at the Newton country club last week . .
Ray Nolan. RKO district
manager, spent th
weekend here working with the circuits . .
Bob Boots, RKO shipper, has moved into hi
new home . Breeze is now commuting
from her home in Curamings, lowi^
to the RKO exchange.
Morrie Smead, owner of the Strand !);.
Council Bluffs, and an executive of ViWnj-
Popcorn Co.. was married June 12 to Grac!
Abbott of Santa Barbara. Calif.. formerU
of Omaha. The wedding culminated a ro!
mance of 20 years.
W. J. Whaley of Deep River has liougbt n,
restaurant for his daughter in Boone, Iowa)
and is spending much of his time there . . ,
Joe Smith, Laurens exhibitor, was on the Ro\',
last week . Fridley and Beverley Ma<
hon. owners of the theatre at New Sharon
have opened the "Starlight Room," adjoin [,
ing the theatre. The new room will providtl;
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after-theatre lunches for patrons.
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Sam Watson of Grettinger was in towiv
last week . . . Dave Nelson. Republic
manager, attended meetings in
brand-
Kansas Clt:
. . . Lucille
from a
Avery,
vacation
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inspector, has been ill for over a week . .
Maxine Bird and Raymond Thompson wer-;^
married Sunday in Mount Ayr. and Masin>
is now on vacation from her duties at MOM.
Roles in "High C ,
Warners has tagged John Alvin and WUT
liam Bakewell for roles in "Romance 1)!,
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High C."
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