My Own Girl and the Doctor’s Hard Choice
Chris confronts family duties after David’s death as Letitia funds his medical studies and Beverly finds love with him. Amid fear of Beverly’s future and Chris’s loyalty, the two lovers face social doubts while Letitia contemplates a quiet, costly legacy.
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Chris
David
Beverly
Latitia Mortimer
Lewis House
Jem
Grant
Dave
Hiram
Letitia
Chiis
Ch T
Hi Egain
Naples
Annie
Arden
Seri
Local grads Henry Franz and Laverne Olson earn Creighton commerce degrees
Avoca Iowa reports Henry Franz and Laverne Olson, both graduates of Avoca high school, received bachelor of science degrees in commerce from Creighton University in Omaha. Franz served as treasurer of the Creighton Chamber of Commerce this past year and repeatedly made the Dean's Honor Roll, with Chamber membership based on scholarship.
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Avoca
Henry Franz
Laverne Olson
Duates
Creighton University
Omaha
Franz
Creighton Chamber of Commerce
P E O Chapter Program and Tea At Griswold
Griswold Griswold P E O Chapter hosted about 100 members and guests from five towns for an afternoon program and tea at the Legion building. Highlights included a music and dance program with numbers like Tub to Shower and Westward Ho, and a tea led by Mrs. J A Shrock and Mrs. L Knop.
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Griswold
Legion Building
P. EB. O
Fae Hornsby
Dora Turner
Hoss Shay
Zephyr
Etta Tye
Ramona Canon
Slate
Ella Forsythe
Jeanie
Stella DeWitt
Maude Rosseau
Diana Lee Canon
Genevieve Hall
J. A. Shrock
Lela Knop
Atlantic
Oakland
Anita
Avoca
Red Oak
Kent Martin
Wilbur Deering
George Alexander
Bert Carey
Zion's Ladies’ Aid
Zion’s Lutheran
Mary Otto
C. F. Zellmer
George Knop
Walther League
Council Bluffs
M. E. Seltz
Leona
Maxine Knop
Duane Cohrs
Fresh as a daisy summer dress pattern 838
Claire Tilden Pattern No 838 offers a cool young dress with wide necklines and sculpted yokes. Features include double front panels for fullness and scalloped sleeves with optional tucked slants. Sizes 14 through 42, fabric needs vary. Send 15 cents to Atlantic News Telegraph Pattern Dept, 70 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Claire Tilden
Atlantic News Telegraph
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Jiffy Crochet Pattern 2204 For Cloth and Scarf
Jiffy Crochet offers a 72 by 96 inch cloth in simple beauty. The pattern 2204 provides charted instructions for the cloth and an illustration, plus guidance to make a scarf or a smaller cloth.
Pattern 2204 for stitches and cloth materials
Advertisement listing PATTERN 2204 with a photograph of cloth and stitch details. Readers are instructed to send ten cents to Atlantic News Telegraph Needlecraft Dept. at 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY, including pattern number name and address.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Neighborhood club notes and social gatherings
Raym ond Lantz and three others hosted bridge at different homes with high scores noted. Wiota society held meetings with plans for a June picnic and next gatherings set for mid June. Neighborhood circle met at a country home with May flower roll call and Chinese checkers. Walnut Society picnic near Swinging Bridge. Evening Bridge and S C B clubs planned gatherings for June. Elk Horn Willing Works and Alpha Ladies Aid held meetings with refreshments after business.
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Raymond Lantz
G. M. de Camp
H. A. Shannon
Fred Sheley
A. V. Robinson
Bide-a-Wee Bridge Club
Ruby Biggs
Robert Scott
Dick Dement
Third Street
Scott
Wiota
W. W. Club
J. B. McDermott
Marcella Darling
Elmer Smith
Earl Stone
Roy Berntholdt
Tom Connor
Wieta
Eunice Brown
Mercedes Connor
Maurice Coomes
Walnut Society
Presbyterian Sunday School
Swinging Bridge
Walnut
Adolph Moritz
Arthur Merts
H. J. Holst
Elk Horn
Hans Eskow
Willing Works Club
Alpha Ladies’ Aid
Clarence Hansen
Vision and sight play on words in local chatter
In a terse town dialogue Mike and Pat joke about vision and sight while recalling last night's goals. The scene shifts to a Tomlinville shop where Jap Johnson comments on road speeds and dogs unable to bark in dry weather, then a local Want Ad pitch closes.
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Mike
Pat
Tate Fair
Tomlinville
Jap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Resting on the Move: Horses Sleep Standing Up
The Christian Science Monitor notes that horses can go months without lying down. Nature equips them with a muscular mechanism enabling rest for their legs while remaining standing.
Four-H Club Meetings and May Tea Held in Iowa
The Benton Sunshine 4-H club girls met at Ann Mueller’s home near Wiota with all members present to plan rally day. A Mother’s Day Tea followed at Viola Joyce’s home with 40 attendees, a flag etiquette quiz, pillow talk by Dorothy Pont, a picture study by Mary Shepperd, and the group singing the Anvil Chorus. Dorothy Pont and Shirley Shepperd earned conservation book recognition to attend Camp Brewster.
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Zion's Walther League
Zion
Walther League
Zion’s Lutheran Church
M. E. Seltz
Harlan Cohrs
Eloise
Dorothy Knop
Wiota
Benton Sunshine 4-H Club
Ann Mueller
Marcella Retz
Viola
Grove
Viola Joyce
Dorothy Pont
Mary Shepperd
Shirley Shepperd
Camp Brewster
Evelyn Hollen
Nevva Hijortshoj
Picnic at Sunnyside Park Tuesday Evening
Social Announcements note a picnic at Sunnyside park at 6 30 p m on Tuesday June 6. Food will be sold cafeteria style and everyone is welcome. Our want ad page can help sell your property.
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B. P. D. Does
Sunnyside Park
Our
Want
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Capsright
Smtair
Sociad
Blondie
Chic Young
Griswold P. E. O
Arnold
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Denison
Clover Leaf Club
Earl Esbeck
Dean Bartelson
Harry Steffens
Margaret Nelson
Ethel Nelson
Orville Esbeck
Alfred Jensen
Claude Kitelinger
Weeley Helmis
James Waters
Busy Bee Club
Ralph Berg
Jim McGovern
Ella Denison
Albert Dreager
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. C. Jensen
John Moigaard
K. R. Jensen
Black Rock
Bryle
N.T
Benton Sunshine
Welch
Colonial Baking CO
Jack Christ
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