Feud Sparks Clues At Brenda Leighton's Funeral
The Sunday recall centers on a Rosa Jones dispute over missing keys and a puzzling tension about Hunt Berwick. Brenda’s funeral reveals the Pearl theft motive and a possible hiding place linked to Neal's room, as the inspectorship and detective work continue toward a dangerous revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Jones
Neal
Claire
Trianon
Miss Tarrant
Deane
Hunt Berwick
Hunt
Elmpoint
Brenda
Polly
Ant
Barry
New Jersey
Leighton
Margot Ingalls
Cumberland Socials Include Visits From Out-Of-Town Friends
Cumberland residents hosted and visited relatives and former locals from Redfield Omaha Denver and Des Moines over the weekend and into summer. Mr and Mrs Ned Clark and Miss Charlotte of Shambaugh joined ham folks Sunday. The Pes Moines couple who formerly lived here bought a Cumberland home and plan to reside later. Jimmie 8 will stay longer with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Jack Kinney
Sons
Redfield
Weber
W. A. Lehman
de Moines
Robert
California
Frank Jarvis
Pes Moines
Cumberland
Lawrence Jensen
James
Denver
Emanuel Jensen
Jimmie
Timely Social News: John Ruhr Weds Nelda Knight at Adair Church
John Ruhr of Atlantic married Nelda Knight of Adair in a double ring ceremony at Adair First Presbyterian Church. Rev J M Bloomquist presided at 7 p m. The couple, with families and attendants including D W Mathisen and Raymond Grant, plan to reside in Atlantic after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruhr
Atlantic
Adair
Andersen-Owen Nuptials In Omaha Church Ceremony
Jean Aldrich Andersen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Aldrich of 1300 Chestnut and W. D. Owen of Manning were wed at United Presbyterian church in Omaha yesterday afternoon. Attendants included the groom’s brother Charles Owen and his wife from Manning. The bride, Atlantic High School 1937 graduate, previously worked at Bullicks and Younkers in Des Moines. Owen, a discharged navy veteran, is employed by a Manning creamery. the newlyweds will reside in Manning. Silver Anniversary Observed Nearby.
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Jean Aldrich Andersen
Omaha
W. O. Aldrich
Chestnut Street
W. D. Owen
Manning
United Presbyterian Church
Charles Owen
Atlantic High School
Bullock'’s
Des Moines
Younkers
Owen
Weds Shirley Grow of Council Bluffs to Richard Young
Miss Shirley Grow daughter of Council Bluffs residents Theodore and the late Mrs Grow wed Richard Dick Young formerly from Anita. The ceremony at First Presbyterian Church followed a buffet luncheon at the bride’s parents’ home attended by about 150 friends and relatives. The double ring service was conducted by Rev D C Carson Bransby with attendants Mrs Earl J Beaver and Duane Karns. Music by Louise Seidt and Marguerite Morehouse complemented the vows as the bride wore an embroidered white satin gown with veil and carried a shower bouquet of white flowers.
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Richard Young
Concil Bluffs
Herbert Bartley
Anita
Council Bluffs
Shirley Grow
Theodore Grow
Anita Public
Richard
Dick) Young
Bartleys
Duane Karrs
Des Moines
First Presbyterian Church
D. C. Carson Bransby
Earl J. Beaver
Duane Karns
Louise Seidt
Marguerite Morehouse
Helen Netusil
Charles Young
Washington
D. C
Bremerton
Wash
Creighton University
Lake Okoboji
George Manderson
Panora
John Chamberlin
Mary Grace
Wedding notes fill Club Calendar and local ceremonies
The Club Calendar item outlines submission by 10 a.m. for Friday notices. It covers a Bear Grove Priscilla wedding with Lela Riggs, the bride a Council Bluffs teacher, and details of attendants, attire, reception, and post wedding plans. Additional items include Frank L. Phillips to wed Carol Kircher Dixon in Long Beach, Father’s Day dinners, and multiple birthday observances with extended families in Anita and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Grove
Priscilla Club
Lela Riggs
Frank Phillips
Louise S. Glenn
Long Beach
Cal
Carol Kircher Dixon
Frank L. Phillips
Ned Phillips
Griswold
Lafayette Hotel
Mrs Lantz Honored With Elliott Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held at Elliott for Mrs Myron Lantz a recent bride Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Axel Lantz assisted by Mrs Norman Lantz of Atlantic. Out of town guests included Mrs Myrtle Anderson Mrs Carl Johnson of Stanton Mrs Will Jones of Emerson Miss Harriet Shields and Mrs Milton Lantz of Red Oak. The AMVETs held a dinner at the Christian church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantz
Elliott
Myron Lantz
Axel Lantz
Norman Lantz
Atlantic
Myrtle Anderson
Carl Johnson
Stanton
Will Jones
Emerson
Harriet Shields
Milton Lantz
Red Oak
Amvets
Christian Church
Heart Outside Baby Born at St Josephs in Lancaster
In Lancaster on June 19 a baby girl born to Mrs Willis Steffy at St Josephs hospital had her heart outside the body yet in normal position on the left chest. Dr Luther F Vozel described the birth as otherwise normal and an operation was planned later that day to restore the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Willis Steffy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Luther F. Vozel
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David Leighton
Claire and
Inspector Barry
Providence
Margot
Polly Woodfords
Brendana
Hollywood
Paris
Brendan
Pilus
Cumberland News
Newt
Phillips
Phillips 66
J. M. Bloomquist
Adair First Presbyterian Church
Nelda Knight
Lora Knight
Henry Ruhr
D. W. Mathisen
Raymond Grant
Lois Olsen
Marie Gundrum
Casey
Adair High School
Fullerton Lumber Yard
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Armed Forces
Howard Berg
Berg
Dorothy Woodruff
Forrest Wilson
Sunnyside
Fred Chinn
Robert Wilson
C. C. Gipple
Cloyd Karns
Kenneth Gipple
Wiota
Clair Gipples
Earlham
Howard Thomas
Fred Richter
Sac City
Donald Konan
Spencer
Lewis Steele
Charles Gipple
Albert Karns
Michael
Evan F. Reynolds
Helen Ruppert
Kansas City
Ivan Joens
Botna
Leland Morgan
Solon Karns
A. A. Miller
Miller
Mr. Miller
Bert Willison
Lee Willison
Norwalk
F. M. Burwell
Dorothy Willison
Nature
Carter
Iowa Centennial Committee
The
Elks
Atlantic Ministerial Association
Boy Scouts
C.A.P
State Guard
Chambers of Commerce
Veterans’ Organizations
War Dads
American Legion
the News-Telegraph
Rowmns
Satesamde
Y.s
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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