Turner Will and Murder Plot Unfold in Paris
April letters reveal Ashleys death and the Turner will’s administration. Asa Darling seeks updates while Stanton learns of a Paris murder tied to Blair, Ashley, and a Eurasian woman. Maisie communicates affection and danger as the affair spirals toward a final reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Stanton
Maisie
Prudence
Heutenant
Mr. Darling
Blair
Juan Tes Pines
Alpes Maritimes
France
Roberts
Arthur Trembly
Surete
Tom
Tom Turner
Asa Darling
Leutenant
Chicago
the Tribune
Paris
Platt
Plair
Trance
Juan Jes Pines
Acton
Maareella
Aedan
Lovic
Alwys
Marcelin
Mitsie
Speaking of Sermons and the Fargo Question
A Tribune editor jokes about the prevalence of women preachers in the United States. A young man asks how many, and the editor replies with a wry line about “Millions” not all in pulpits, referencing his wife’s portrait on the desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
United States
Tribune
Hinkeldey Fahr Wedding in Galva at St. John Lutheran
Local page reports the wedding of Opal Fahr of Galva and Herman Hinkeldey of Hanover at St. John Lutheran Church Galva on February 11 at 3 pm Rev G Koch officiated. The bride wore white satin with a tulle veil and roses while attendants wore pink and green. A two course dinner followed at the John D Otto home with relatives and friends sending congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wrede
Bill Wrede
Fauilina
Iowa
Wrede
Hanover District No. 4
Mary Hanson
Louis Huseman
William Huseman
Schaller
Herman Glienke
H. H. Octo
Wm. Specketer
Kagar Specketer
Lesve
Specketer
Galva
August Miller
Mr. Miller
Hinkeldey-Fahr
St. Juan Lutheran Church
Opal Fahr
Herman Hinkeldey
Hanover
Strahis
Lohengrins
Arlene Lichtenberg
Rev. G. Koch
Leone Fahr
Mabel Otto
Eddy Hinkeldey
Arthur Fredrick
LaVonne Specketer
John D. Otto
Emma Hinkeldey
Alice Menke
Anna Hinkeldey
Aurelia School Notes Reflect Bee Study and Flu Concerns
Aurelia school notes describe lessons on bees and butterflies, the Crab family unit, and a high school assembly affected by illnesses. They report progress in physics, domestic science, and bookkeeping, with a planned future in business accounting and a canceled county contest due to low school interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
County Ager
Aurelia School
Appointment of Administrators in W. G. Whitney Estate
Notice names Mildred Whitney and William E. Whitney as administratrix and administrator of the W. G. Whitney estate in Cherokee County Iowa. Creditors are asked to promptly pay and present claims for allowance at the District Court clerk’s office. Dated February 11 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Whitney
Cherokee County
Distric Court
Mildred Whitney
Wm. E. Whitney
Whitney, Whitney
Aurelia Fire Department Elects Officers for Next Year
The Aurelia fire department held its annual meeting Thursday night of last week and elected Chief J W Grapenthen, Secretary George Scott, Treasurer L E Christensen, First Assistant Chief C H Kaskey, and Second Assistant Chief John Mummert for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Fire Department
J. W. Grapenthen
George Scott
L. E. Christensen
Ass’t
C. H. Kaskey
John Mummert
Public Farm Sales Planned Near Aurelia and School House Corner
King and Kohlhagen will auction 4 wagon loads of horses 31 cattle and machinery on February 22 at his farm two and a half miles north of the school house corner. J H Miller postpones his sale to February 24 on the Buddenhagen farm eight miles northeast of Aurelia offering 6 work horses 22 cattle 25 sows and numerous farm tools and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kohlhagen
School House
J. H. Miller
C. J. Buddenhagen
Aurelia
Aurelia School House Corner
Cherokee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifford Raymond
Ervice
Hanover News
State OF Iowa
Storm Lake
E. G. Baies
Aurelia, Iowa
Dr. Winfred Moulton
A. H. Eddy
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
H. H A. Lockin
G. B. Blanch
Fred Koblhagen
Fire Department
Alta
E. H. Miller
R. C. Point
the Sentinel
John Deere
New International
Ford
Concord
E. J. Kohihagen
Lyman & Son
First National Bank
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