Return to Eden Valley Ends in Reconciliation
Nate Tichenor returns to Eden Valley with Larry Kershaw and Miss Lorraine, offering amity after years of feud. He comforts Miss Kershaw as her father dies, and the two contemplate neighbors and shared interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tichenor
Gold Son
Darby
Joseph
Nate
Bar
Kershaws
Larry Kershaw
Lorraine Kershaw
Mr. Tichenor
Nate Tichenor
Ranceford Kershaw
Miss Kershaw
Valley Center
Jim
Eden Valley
Miss Lorraine
Valley Center Banker Schemes Forlorn Valley Water Boom
In Eden Valley and Forlorn Valley, banker Silas Babson schemes to control water rights by damming Eden Valley Creek to unlock irrigated land status. He targets the Bar H and Circle ranches, threads a high-stakes mortgage web, and triggers a tense feud with Rance Kershaw as Nathan Tichenor repops on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Tichenor
Eden Valley
Bar B
Tichenor
Nate Tichenor
Forlorn Valley
Gold Run
Valley Center
Middle West Bank
Bilas Babson
Bank of
Babson
Soll
Mr. Babson
Bank of Valley Center
Accn
San Francisco
California
Federal Farm Loan
Eden Valley Creek
Young Natian Tiehenor
Bar PE Land and Cattle Company
Worth
Lee Vatoen
Rainee Kershaw
Sheriff's Safe
Kershaw
Ita
Wershaw Ranch
Ofelock
Rance Kershaw
Itranchi
Silas
Bar Ranch
Thi
Savings Bank of
Vichenor
Osity
Wan
Emnber
Stina Rabson
Nata ‘Nehenor
Dan-Altea
Lake
Ranceford Kershaw
Lorraine Kershaw
Circle Ranch
Larry Kershaw
The
Savings Bank of San Francisco
Circle
Power Company
Silas Babson
Chapter V Courage Amid Tragedy in the Kershaw Family
Nate Tichenor recalls a string of losses shaping his stoic approach as he steadies Larry Kershaw and consoles Miss Kershaw. The Kershaws and Measleys share a family tradition of burying their own dead during crisis.
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Nate Tichenor
Larry Kershaw
Miss Kershaw
Kershaw
Kershaws
Measleys
Tea's arrival in England and rise of afternoon tea
Tea reached England in 1657 and was first introduced to the court by Katherine of Braganza, quickly patronized by royalty. Early tea was weaker and served in smaller cups, while in the late eighteenth century afternoon tea evolved into a fashionable social ritual.
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England
Katherine of Braganze
Mt Olive News Highlights Social Visits and Local Events
Mrs John Leber of Good Hope visited Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs Earl Crippen. Several Crombota visited Mrs Karl Kahl and baby daughter at the Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee. Mt Olive Sunday school gave a children’s day program with most attendees at Good Hope. Community gatherings included a father and son banquet at Good Hope and a farewell party for Student Koch at the school house. Local rain improved pastures and grain growth.
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John Leber
Good Hope
Earl Crippen
Glenn Leeds
Shirley
Elgin Stevenson
Quimby
Crombota
Karl Kahl
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee i
Mina Vivian McGregor
Vantatiing
Rall
Churen
Mt. Olive
Edgar Jolson
Donald
Bloomberg
Cherokee
Paul Couley
Herbert Frank
Diamond Center
Rose Couley
Chas. Sawwell
Gooley
Melvin Gano
Correctionville
Edd Gano
Leonard Anderson
Dickie
Leonard
Edgar Johnson
Earl Crippe
J. R. Richardson
Minor
Floyd Allen
Sioux Valley Baptist Association
Sibley
Wescott Park
Good Hope Church
Carl Herold
Aurelia
Everett
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Chas. Zwemke
Helen Bahr
Chicago
Diamond Center Picnic Highlights Local Families
The Diamond Center news notes a picnic in Cherokee with families including C. A. Peterson and Richard Peterson as well as Ben Galvin Victor and Paul Frank. Several other locals attended and relatives visited Ida Grove and Correct ionville. Eighth grade graduates named include Robert Frank and Billie Lind say. Dorothy Linquist and Peter Linquist plan a business course in Grand Island Nebraska.
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Cherokee
C. A. Peterson
Richard Peterson
Ben Galvin
Victor Frank
Paul Frank
Arthur Ohlson
Ida Grove
C. L. Liming
Good Hope Church
Harry M. Burns
Billie
Webster City
LeRoy Heach
Wayne Bruce
Donald Sharp
Near Good Hope
Liming
Harry Wilson
Lottie
Mr. Wilson
Correctionville
Diamond
Robert Frank
Fred Kreutz
Eleanor Liming
Reitzell Nordstrom
Billie Lindsay
Erna Otto
Galva
Edgar Speckerer
Dorothy
Peter Linquist
Grand Island
Nebraska
Community Picnic And Birthday Gatherings In Hanover
Hanover residents hosted visiting families for birthday anniversaries at the Witt home while a school picnic drew attendees from Crozier. The Ladies Aid met at Lester Kolpin's with hostesses including Mrs. Harold Hustedt and Mrs. Henry Roth. St John’s Parochial school plans its annual picnic.
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Albert
Fiets
Herman Winterhoff
Phyllis
Walter Miller
Marlys
William Chesfield
Myron and
Russell
Windom
Minnesota
Ed Witt
Lietz
Miller
Witt
Crozier
Ladies Aid
Lester Kolpin
Harold Hustedt
Henry Roth
St. John’s Parochial School
Aurelia Council Minutes 1934 Meeting Proceedings
The Aurelia Iowa city council met June 4 1934 with Mayor Matzdorff and members Larson Mummert Kaskey Lock in attendance Absent Grashoff Minutes of May 7 1984 read and approved Treasurer and clerk reports examined Bills approved paid General Fund salaries and supplies Water Fund labor and salaries Improvement District No 1 Fund Park Fund current costs and bonds Cigarette licenses granted to Ruebsam Son F E Pratt and W J Stutz bond approvals and meeting adjourned.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Matzdorff
Larson
Mummert
Kaskey
Lockin
Grashoff
Clert
L. Stutz
E. C. Lighter
Matt Parrott & Sons
H. H. Deyloff
W. G. Whitney Elevator
Con
A. A. Rapp
Mummert Home. Co
Leonard Jackson
Wm. Rutter
Frank Hale
G. F. Scott
H. L. Carlberg
Ruebsam & Son
F. E. Pratt
W. J. Stutz
Sig Matzdorff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Bina
Father
Circle K
Hensley
Chapter
Bar H Ranch
MT. Olive News
Mrs. Edgar Johnson
Diamond Center News
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Hanover News
By Irene Zwemke
Council Proceedings
W. G. Port
A. H. Eddy
Aurelia, Iowa
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
Sioux City
L. H. Daniels & Son
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