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PAGE TWO
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I OFFICIAL E.C. GREEN
PAPER ! Editor
Jot nson County and
Publisher
Entered at the Lone Tree Post Office as Second Class Matter
Coming to the Lone Tree Theatre
"The Thin Man Goes Home"
Even the screen's "most perfect"
wife must have her in-laws.
They were chosen for Myrna Loy
at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios
for the new William Powell-Myrna
Loy co-starting film, "The Thin Man
Goes Home," which shows Saturday
and Sunday, October 27th and 28th at
the Lone Tree Theatre. Powell's pa-
rents are played by Harry Davenport
as Nich Charles' father, Dr. Charles,
and Lucile Watson as his mother.
Davenport stepped into the role di-
dectly from two previous Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer assignments, "Kismet,"
with Ronald Colman and Marlene Die
trtch, and "Meet Me in St. Louis,"
starring Judy Garland. Miss Watson
returned to Hollywood several
months ago from a successful run in
the New York stage hit, "Watch on
the Rhine," and has appeared in four
screen productions since that time,
the most recent being "My Reputa-
tion."
"The Thin Man Goes Home" marks
the first of these pictures in which
the parents of either Nick or Nora
have been introduced. Davenport and
Miss Watson have the unique dis-
tinction of fathering and mothering
one of the most famous of all screen
couples.
"Utah"
Gayest, most exciting "musical
round-ups" ts Republic's "Utah," lat-
est starring vehicle for Roy Rogers.
which shows Wednesday, October 31
and Thursday, November 1, at the
Lone Tree Theatre.
For Rogers' fans the picture offers
entertainment of the high quality
that has made him the country's No. 1
cowboy star. He rides Trigger, sings
and outwits the villains with the bree-
zy charm that has earned him the
title of King of the Cowboys. In addi-
tion there is the comedy supplied by
the ace of Western funny-men, Geor-
gem"Gabby" Hayes in another of the
roles he enjoys most, that of a can. ]
tankerous well meaning but bung-i
ling old rancher. Dale Evans topst
the feminine cast and introduces two
new songs destined to become hits.
Then there's music by the Sons of the l
Pioneers. Grant Withers turns in an
THE LONE TREE REPORTER, LOI TE TREE, IOW RSDAY, OCT. 25, 1945
excellent characterization as the
heavy and Peggy Stewart, Beverly
Loyd and Jill Browning add to the
eye-appeal of the film.
The story revolves around the el,
forts of a Broaaway chorus girl to
sell a ranch she owns but has never
seen, in an effort to get money with
which to back a musical comedy.
Rogers and Gabby Hayes manage to
convince her of her mistake only af-
ter unscrupulous cattielllen have been
chased from Utah to Chicago.
The picture introduces a half doz-
en new Western songs and ballads
several of which were written by
members of the Pioneers.
John English directed the tune-fill-
ed, swiftly-paced picture for Republic
O"
QUARTERLY STATEMENT,
SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS
School District of Indp. School Dis~
trict of Lone Tree, Iowa. County of
Johnson, for the quarter ending Sep-
tember 30th, 1945,
We hereby certify that the follow-
ing is a true and correct report of the
proceedings pertaining to financial
matters and expenses of the above
named school district for the quarter
designated, as required by S. F. 360.
Acts of the 49th General Assembly, a
copy of which has been filed with the
county superintendent and published
as required by law on the 25th day of I
October, 1945. ---o--- I
Proceedings, Pertaining to
k
insncia, Matte..
Board met at the Secretary"s ceofli
Monday July 2nd 1945 at 8:00 P. M.,
all members present; minutes, Secre-
tary s Monthly financial report and
bills allowed..Secretary and Treas-
urers Annual report approved. H. b_
MeMfllan re.employed as Secretary;
Fred N. Wieland re-employed as Janb
tot; SecretarT sworn into office. Bud-
get for 1945-1946 of $15,000 for Gen-
eral Fund and $2500.00 for School
House Fund, set for hearing Aug, 7th
1945; Meeting adjournefli.
Board met at the School I~ouse at
8:00 P .M. Aug. 7th 1945; members
present, Cantrell, Adams, Green and
Hoskins; absent, Nielsen.
Minutes, Secretary's Monthly finan-
cial report, and bills allowed.
Secretary's Bond approved. No ob-
Jectors appeared at the meeting and
budget approved as set at the July
Meeting. Meeting adjourned.
Board met at the School House at
8:00 P. M. Sept. 4th; all members
preeent.
Secretary's monthly financial report
i approved; minutes read and bills al-
i lowed. Application made to the
State Comptroller for an additional
$1400.00 funds.
Meeting adjourned. '~
AFFIDAVIT OF SECRETARY
I, H. A. McMillan, SecretmT of the
above named School District, do here-
by certify that this report, pages 1
and 2 is a true and correct statement
of the proceedings pertaining to finan-
cial matters of the Board of Said Dis-
trict for the quarter ending Septem-
ber 30th, 1945.
.~. 2~. McMillan.
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 22nd day of October A. D. 1945.
• H. C. Buell, Notary.
Disbursement, Expenses
To The District
GENERAL FUND
Iowa Electric Co., Light
& Power .............. $ 55.97
Lone Tree Telephone Co.,
Rental & Tolls ......... 12.28
Town of Lone Tree, Water
& Street Improvement .. 126.19
F. & M. Savings Bank, Lone
Tree, Withholding Tax .. 514.10
Treasurer State of Iowa, Used
Sales Tax .............. 2.41
Vernie Abrams, Labor ..... 25.40
H A McMillan, Freight, Ex-
press & Box Rent ...... 1.79
The Hilllard Co., Material .. 344.43
Klipto Loose Leaf Co., Sup-
plies .................. 2.09
Lone Tree Say. Bank, Lock
Box rent ................ 1.20
Bureau of Educational Re-
search & Service, Test Mater-
ial ...................... " 11.89
Metropolitan Supply Co., Instruc-
tional & janitor Supplies 137.83~
Churchill Mfg. Co., Material234.04
M. R. Griebel, P. M., Postage 6.00
Bird's Drug Store, Instructional
supplies ................. 72
Eclipse Lumber Co.~ Instructional
supplies ................. 6?
Wolfe Farm Impl. Co., Malnten-
!
ance ................... 50 ] Paper .................. 6.75 GEN.
Lone Tree Reporter, Printing 11 O. K. Appliance Co., Skell Gas 41.33 1 Balance beginning
& Supplies ..............$9.02t Iowa Mutual Ins. Co., Insurance ] of quarter ...... $12332.82
• . l premium .. ............ 8,43 ] Total receipts
Harry'SOfl _ ~.H°me Oil Co., Gas & 1-24i Jack McLean, Labor ........14.18 for quarter ..... 786.48
.ero oo.suoo, o, ---t ----
rcl:ina lies
st "u t'o 1 supp" s .... 44.101 _ , $1685.34 $13119.30
J. H. Luther, Supplies ...... 3.6~i ~cnool House Fund I Regular Salaries
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