Linda Meets the Blaine Family in a Christmas Twist
Linda arrives at a grand Pacific Avenue residence to discover Mr. Avon is actually J. R. Blaine of Titan Tower and meets his surprise family. The Blaine clan, including Bill and Merry, weigh Linda’s fate as tensions rise over Lawson, Rennquist, and a looming legal battle.
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Dr. Renquist
Pop Blaine
al Lawson
Rennie
Bill Blaine
Rennie Renquist
Mesa
Lawson
Titan Tower
Blaine
Linda
Mr. Avon
Pacific Avenue
Linds
Mr. Blaine
Mrs. Blaine
John
Beryl Meredith Blaine
Bill
Merry
Mr. Ayron-Blaine
Blaines
Jos
Lind
Lake Tahoe
Eory
Linde
Leni
Joserry
Bradley Mortons
Jack
Dad
Hearst Publications, Inc
Kias Foetures
Bradiesta
Elliott Residents Bid Safe Farewells From Town
Elliott Iowa residents share visits and departures as Alvin Eustis family returns to Oakland California. H J Johnson family and Bert Ingstrom of Des Moines call on the Dr C G Johnson home. Everett Scott family and relatives from Omaha Ogden Utah visit Delbert Peterson home. Miss Marjorie Halderman Chariton visits Catherine Carson.
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Elliott, Ia
Alvin Eustis
Bill
Alvin Jr
Oakland
Cal
H. J. Johnson
Louise
Bert Ing
Strom
Des Moines
C. G. Johnson
Everett Scott
Fred LaPlatt
Myron
Omaha
Alma Nelson
Ogden
Utah
Delbert Peterson
Marjorie Halderman
Chariton
Catherine Carson
New Music Instructor Named for Seymour High
Ja Leland Cook, formerly at Seymour Iowa as music instructor, is appointed head of the music department for the coming year. He is a Simpson College graduate in Des Moines.
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Adair
Leland Cook
Seymour, Ia
Simpson College
Weekend guests visit in Lewis and nearby towns
Leroy McCubbins spent the weekend at Belview Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Forest Sperry and family of Carson and Mrs Ben Whipple and children of Little Sioux are guests at the George Sperry home in Lewis.
Nephew Drowns Near Joplin Prompted Brookner Trip
Mr and Mrs George Brookner left Casey Iowa Wednesday night for Joplin Missouri after learning a nephew of Mrs Brookner had drowned that day. The brief item notes the person was reported alive today and then tomorrow.
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Casey
George Brookner
Joplin
Brookner
Two Million Graduates Face Changed World Says Babson
Roger Babson declares 2,000,000 graduates enter a new world of labor as American industry faces defense spending and global competition. He cites scarce opportunities yet notes niches in chemicals, aviation, building, merchandising, and defense, urging hard work and self develop.
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Babson
Roger Babson
Dixville Notch
N. H
America
Une
United States
Germany
Japan
Italy
South America
Air Corps
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Defense
France
Great Britain
Publishers’ Financial Bureau
Funeral Notices for Griswold Teacher and Avoca Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethelyn Grennell Griswold teacher who died Friday will be held Monday at 2 PM at Wheeler funeral home with burial in Lowman cemetery Avoca. Funeral services for Vertice Nieman Walnut fatally injured when crushed between a hayrack and post will be Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Congregational church with burial in Avoca cemetery.
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Griswold
Ethelyn Grennell
Wheeler Funeral Home
Lowman Cemetery
Avoca
Vertice Nieman
Walnut
Albert Schue
Funeral rites held for Peter Peterson at Griswold
Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church in Griswold for Peter Peterson with Rev. C J Frank officiating. Burial followed in Lowman Cemetery. A male quartet sang Rock of Ages In the Garden and Lead Kindly Light, accompanied by Mrs. Zell Cook. Pallbearers named Roy Crumm Hilton Corderman H M Kirk Ernest Hansen James Peebles and Harry Perdue. Honorary pallbearers included G V Vedane Frank lins John Gittings August Fite Gold Hendricks Thomas Git Nelson.
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Roy Crumm
Hilton Corderman
H. M. Kirk
Ernest Hansen
James Peebles
Harry Perdue
G. V. Vedane
Franklins
John Gittings
August Fite
Gold Hendricks
Thomas Git- Nelson
Funeral services for Ervin E. Wollenhaupt
Massena Iowa on June 29 special services held Friday for Ervin E. Wollenhaupt with burial details and local observances noted.
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Massena
Ervin EK. Wollenhaupt
Massena Funeral Service for Mass of Church Members
Afternoon service at 2 at the Methodist church officiated by Rev. Lester Hall. A male quartet with Max Baker E E Hastings Arthur Taylor and Wray Wollenhaupt sang. Burial followed in Massena township cemetery. Dozens of relatives and out of town mourners attended from Chicago Tulare Wayne Clemenceau Omaha Newton Elliott Floodwater Corning and other locales.
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Methodist Church
Lester Hall
Max Baker
E. E. Hastings
Arthur Taylor
Wray Wollenhaupt
F. B. Parkinson
Jesus
Hall
Mr. Wollenhaupt
George
Fred
Walter Wollenhaupt
A. F. Vetterick
Charles Vetterick
W. D. McMartin
Massena Township
Louise Platt
A. J. Cruise
E. FE. Davis
John Platt
John Buboltz
Chicago
W. F. Intemann
Tulare
Okla
Willard Wollenhaupt
Wayne, Neb
Laura Bruvaska
Clemenceau
N. M
James Coyle
Omaha
Ivan Vetterick
Floodwater
Minn
George Wollenhaupt
Elliott
Norman Madison
Newton
Walter Lavely
Charles Symonds
Maurice Ludlum
Thomas Brentenall
Wm. Brentenall
Simon Sildorf
Corning
Breen Denies Rumor of Third Party Ticket
Northodge Virginia State Senator Edward Breen denied plans to join a third party ticket with H R Gross former Des Moines newscaster. Rumors said defeated June primary candidates might team with Gross as governor candidate and Breen as lieutenant governor.
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Northodge
Edward Breen
H. R. Gross
Des Moines
Gross
Breen
Union Service Here Tomorrow
The Women's Christian Temperance Union sponsors a union service Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the local First Methodist church. Rev. Lester Hall of Massena will be the speaker with Rev. K R Jensen presiding. Program includes organ prelude hymn call to worship scripture lesson prayer solo offering introduction of speaker sermon and benediction.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Flist Methodist
Lester Hall of
Massena
K. R. Jensen
W. G. Robertson
C. W. Bast
L. W. Bush
Bill Watson
C. W. Cooper
Rev. Hall
Harmony Rules as Cass Republicans Fill Their Ticket
The Cass County Republican convention endorsed Harry Swan of Atlantic for seventh district committeeman and state central committee chairman. Earl Peters for state supreme court was endorsed. L. H. Pine of Atlantic elected district judicial committeeman. Tom C. Smith named congressional committeeman. A nominating committee was appointed to pick delegates for the state and district conventions. Delegates were named for state and judicial conventions, including many listed individuals. Roscoe S. Jones and Mrs. Earl Holton were re-elected county chairman and vice chairman.
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Harry Swan
Atlantic
Earl Peters
Clarinda
L. H. Pine
Tom C. Smith
Wray Wilson
Massena
A. K. Coomes
W. F. Budd
Anita
Frank Pelzer
Maine
H. C. Schuler
Griswold
Bert Carey
Relyea
A. K. Conmes
Harry
H. P. Ziegler
County Central Committee
Roscoe S. Jones
Earl Holton
Thomas elected Audubon County G O P Chairman
Gay S. Thomas of Audubon was named chairman of the Audubon county central committee succeeding Thomas Rutherford. Fred Erdwins became secretary treasurer, Mrs. A W Liston re elected committeewoman, and Walter Anderson named county coroner candidate. Rutherford and others received committee assignments and fourteen state convention delegates were named.
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Audubon
Gay S. Thomas
Audubon County Central Committee
Thomas Rutherford
William Boust
Fred Erdwins
Art Horning
A W. Liston
Horning
LeRoy No. 2
Rutherford
Walter Anderson
Hans J. Johnson
John H. Crees
Audubon County
J. S. Thomas
A. M. Sorensen
Earl Peters
Supreme Court
Old Guard Republicans Slip in Iowa Poll
A Cedar Rapids Mason City report describes friction inside Iowa GOP as Spangler backs Taft over MacNider. Delegates and farmers shift votes, Willkie gains, and tensions rise between Spangler and rival editors over delegation leadership amid wider unease with the old guard.
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Iowa
Archie
Spangler
Willkie
MacNider
Taft
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mason City Globe Gazette
Earl Hall
Mason City Globe-Gasette
Verne Marshall
Mac Nider
Marshall
National Committees
Myers
Glenn Frank
The
Old Guard
Smith will leaves estate to son Mark Wallace Smith
The last will of the late Rev. Desdemonia Smith of Lewis was admitted to probate. Dated August 7, 1933, the will leaves her estate to her son Mark Wallace Smith who is named executor.
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Desdemonia Smith
Lewis
Hog erysipelas epidemic worsens, says local vet
Dr Frank Weimer, a local veterinarian in Antia Ila, reports the erysipelas epidemic among hogs is worse this year than ever. He traces the disease to start about thirty years ago and notes a gradual yearly decline in hog health.
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Antia
Ila
Frank Weimer
Weimer
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