Daphne Haines Faces a Cruel Stepmother for Money
In a melodramatic tale set around an aging father and his scheming wife, Daphne endures cruel manipulation as Crystal and Mrs. Haines plot to gain the family fortune. Daphne dreams of independence while Crystal schemes at every turn, ending with a tense confrontation and a fragile hope for a future.
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EDSO
T’aeventeen
Daphne Haines
Crystal
Mia
Aines
Daphne
Ralph McKevitt
Mc. Kevitt
Whitt
Ward
C. O. D. Downs
Adelinn
Des Moines Seeks Hotel Kirkwood Rebuild By TangneyCoglynn
June 7 Des Moines reports plans to rebuild the Hotel Kirkwood razed in a fire about a month ago. The project begins July 16 under the Tangney Coglynn corporation of Waterloo which operates hotels across Iowa. The deal grants a license to the estate and includes recovery of costs.
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Des Moines
Kirkwood
Fitabbel
Tangney-Coglynn Corporation of
Waterloo
Local News Briefs From Omaha And Nearby
In Omaha notes touch on local people Anita winning a business day in Atlantic and visits by Mr. and Mrs. J A Breeling to Macon. Weather reports note last night’s heavy rain and slippery roads with 1.22 inches total. Community items include a Studebaker display by Nelson Auto Exchange, a court case in progress over a property dispute, will filing for Joh Dufford, and a look at Rock Island lines spending and wages.
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Roy Fancolly
Rock Island
Palitenn
Wr. H. Burns
Feneral
Fael
Britain’s new Labour Cabinet revealed in June announce
London June 7 ILN reports the MacDonald government unveils its new cabinet. Miss Rendfield becomes the first woman to reach full cabinet rank in Britain's history. Key figures include MacDonald as prime minister and Snowden as foreign secretary. Several ministers are listed with offices and titles, while some posts remain vacant or unfilled. A separate note mentions Leonard Hougen believed dying in hospital from injuries.
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London
Misa Margaret
Bundfield
J. Rawiiay
MacDougla
MacDonall
Miss Rendfield
Britain
Air Ministry
Lord Thomson
Arthur Greenwood
Ned Buxton
Board of Education
Sir & BP
Trevelyan
A Graham
W. Adamson
George Lansbury
Duchy of Lancaster
Sir. Danald’ Mosley
Attors
Malving J
Scot Johnston
Ghner B. Lees Smith
Lord Arnold
Mininter of Pensions
F. C. Roberts
Siamese Twins to Appear Wednesday at Local Theater
C C Johnson manager of the Atlantic and Strand theaters announces the Hilton sisters world famous Siamese twins will headline a vaudeville bill at the Atlantic theater Wednesday afternoon and evening June 19. They recently completed a forty week tour on the Radio Keith Albee circuit and will sing dance and perform musical routines as part of the program.
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C. C. Johnson
Davenport Tragedy Ends In Deaths Over Quarrel
Davenport Iowa June 7 Two people are dead and Mercy hospital holds a man in critical condition after a family quarrel over a will. Fisher shot his wife Anna Catherine 8 of Salt Lake City then wounded Myrs Wilson and killed himself. Police arrive to find the couple dead and Mrs Wilson gravely injured.
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Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Trmt
Loyat i pan_his
Sainte Anna
Catherine 8
Salt Lake City
Fisher
Wilson
Caraner
Cantwell
Poiceman
Mig
Fragmented note about family past and approval
A damaged text fragment describes a person writing to their mother about past events, noting surprise at how family members were involved. The incomplete message references a country life and relatives described as farmers, with unclear objections or permissions regarding present actions.
Local Churches Plan Elaborate Children's Day Programs
Local churches schedule Children's Day events with baptisms at Congregational and services led by Rev. Ralph Presbyterian and others. Presbyterian and Congregational programs feature hymns, recitations, piano solos, and readings by children and teachers, culminating in prayers and offertory as part of morning observances.
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Presbyterian
Congregational
Ominy
le Loca
Ttalph i Presbyterian
Nal
Noyce
Nellie Walker
William Macksis
Harold F
Marie Janets
Virginia May Hoffman
Louise Ganike
Dorothy
Smith, Son
Harold Hoffman
Natelie Vetter
Te Steinke
Benning
Micolli Smith
the Hilfieker
Armeida Welch
FE Jean
Resten
Toffman
Betsy Mussan
Ail Steinke
Junior Gillelant
Joe Rabel Squires
Lois Jequeline Peacock
Adalene Squires
Helen Wissler
Dorothy Lang
Dayton Gilelant
Marold Shranger
Wiota Rebekah lodge elects officers for year
Wiota Rebekah lodge No 514 held its regular meeting Tuesday electing Mark Keller noble grand Sadie Brewer vice noble grand Helen Lowe treasurer and Gladys chosen to represent at the district meeting in Atlantic June 20. A memorial service is planned for June 30 at the LOF hall with music and a speaker Deborah Franklin Chapter DAR will meet June 19 at Mrs Wayland Hupley’s country home. The Bible study by the pastor covered John chapter four.
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Wiota
Rebekah
Trin
Ffleere
Mark Keller
Noble
Sadie Brewer
Helen Lowe
Gladys
Atlantic
Hattie Harkins
Genie Henderson
Atelia Jordan
Deborah Franklin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wayland Hupley
C. A. Grubb
A Breece
Anna Steffens
Martin Knop
Glen Btrittms
Busy Bee Club
A. Fo McGovern
Conference Report On Farm Aid Bill Adopted In House
A conference report on the farm aid bill was adopted in the House, moving the measure toward final enactment. The report proposes a $1.5 million appropriation for administrative services and $100.9 million of the $350 million authorization, with debate over the total funding and timing of availability. Rep. Wood questioned the $400 million figure and urged staged appropriation pending Senate action.
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Meniel Stheiy
Senate
Wood
Ind
House
Recitation and Song Program at Sunday School Event
A fragmented program list shows recitations and songs for a Sunday school event. Named participants include Jane Sherwood, Charles Hunt, Lori Buckiey, Mrs Max Bullock, Miss Hartwell, the Junior Church, Rev Ralph Bu Noyce, Jean Weicher, and Hyman. Concluding organ piece noted.
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Grace Hixcock
Oran
Max Tullock
Praver
Rasmussen
Jane Sherwood
Charles
Hunt
Lori Buckiey
Max: Bullock
Hartwell
Clas
Ralph’ Bu Noyce
Cheory
Jean Weicher
I Hyman
Bilogk
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Darphine of
Livneston
Hales
Crystal Ia
Dresk
Mllet
Shane
Vieve
Juliet
Jane Cowl
Adelina
Dinger
Enpoea
Turner
Haines
Aix
Min—Haires
High Spirita
Adelinas
Adeline
Tulson
Iitig
Hantidt-or
Smiley
Nan
I Rapids
Divorer
Toyd
Irs
Boyd
FF. L., Anderson
Harriet
James Boyd
Cola
Roland
Concre Ae” Service
Omaha
Charles F
Curly) Dunn
Atlantic Cafe
Anita
George Sehell
Anita -Wortany
Ain
City
Ouri
J. A. Breeling
Kilns
Macon
Exers
High Echool
Marguerite
James Bell
F. B. Bell
Papillion Druggist
Studebaker
Nelson Anto Exchange
Nelson . Com
Oldsmobile
Wupmobile
Es F. Jones
R. W. Cuckshoot
George E. Pennell
Jones
Poplar
Cockshoot
J. Jwyner
Tue
Neaver
Colo
Northern Baptist - Rei
William
Robert
Raymond
Hastings
Brunet
Denves
Joh Dufford
Wigaret Duffari
Lucile Hammer
Mus. Heber
M. Hansen
LABOR
Hiss
Bonatielel
Léonard Hougen
Odyrfrom
Q Bill
Rebekah Lodge
OL F. Hall
Ittevian Ladies Aid
Aid
A. Pryor
Walnut Street
Bridge
Sturgeon
Santa Monica
Calif
C. Ve-Van Seay
Petes
Juhler
Jay
Danish Ladies Aid Society
Larsen
Laurel
Lutheran Aid Society
Neumann
Thomayan
George Harisen
Lashaniove Walter Nice Brix
Colton
Washington
P. Chase
Velve
Presshill
Cloverleaf Club
Mya
Cic
Jone
Willard Keller
Hepheld Dune 2d
Will Ben
Tits Qyate
Daylight Clothing Store
Rollins
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