May Day Mystery on Marland Campus Sparks Rivalries
On a perfect May Day at Marland University, Tony Peyton confronts Pat Thayer during a lovers’ tryst in the Bowers. Ivy Welch, newly engaged to Pat, wrestles with jealousy as the campus buzzes with football glory and social intrigue. Maxwell Vernion, the campus rich man, appears as the scene continues.
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Southern College
Marland University
mid-Alabama
Antoinette Peyton
University
Tony Peyton
Bip
I Ts
Old Main
Tony
Romon
Pat Thayer
Pat
Thayer
Marland
Tony Peston
Martand
Larry Welch
Cony
Mran
Ivy Welch
Ivy
Tomy
Pino
Thiyer
Paterson Thayer
Lfe
Pst Tau
South
Larry
Asten
Rom Pat Thayer
Tate
Tin
Toto
Leva
Nand
Jess
Bers
Maxwell Vernion
Maxwell
Community notes from Mt. Olive and surrounding towns
Sunday visits and illnesses mark Mt. Olive news with updates on Mrs. McMurrin’s improving health and Clarence Ohlson’s hospitalization. Local elections see Floyd Allen and Oscar Lenz elected directors in Silvers 1 and 6. Many residents attend funerals, visits, and family gatherings across Quimby Cherokee Aurelia Holstein Good Hope and Diamond Center.
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Raymond Sawvell
Huron
South Dakota
Chas. Sawvell
Glenn Leeds
Shirley
Aurelia
Sawvell
Will Hahn
Edgar Johnson
Robert McMurrin
Quimby
McMurrin
Letty Jones
Dick Niles
Clarence Ohlson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Silver
Floyd Allen
Oscar Lenz
Bloomberg
Cherokee
Minor
Rhode Island
Homer Anderson
Ben Galvin
Diamond Center
E. Johnson
Elsie Whitehouse
Appleyard
Boothby
Lloyd Ohlson
Beverly
Ohlson
Axel Johnson
Good Hope
Albert Kahl
Holstein
Carl Kahl
Helen
Elmer Chalberg
Leonard Anderson
Dickie
Howard Anderson
Ward Courtright
Mt. Olive
Berger Samuelson
Lars Mark
Harold Bunn
Darrel Ennis
Fred Hallbauer
Sioux City
B. H. Dubea
Afton Club and Area Social Notes Share Visits and Events
Afton and vicinity reports show Mrs Arthur Phipps and family visiting Meriden with Miss Ada Ashenfelter while Miss Marvel Harvie works at the Ernest Swanson home. Local center pupils enjoyed a day off for election of directors and teachers hosted a luncheon. Visitors roam between Washta, Sioux City, Rembrandt, Mt. Olive, Larrabee, Pred Magnuson and Cherokee as social ties and birthday celebrations continue. County Agent Turner and a speaker from Ames spoke at a large all day AIF A meeting. Ice cream and cake followed a school treat for Joan’s sixth birthday with Stacia Ted and George Good visiting Nina and George Loucks. Other notes include residents visiting Sutherland relatives, Cherokees and Verne Zwick family trips, and a fire-destroyed home of Mrs Cave.
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Leaf Cave
Hugh Crippen
Earl Crippen
Mt. Olive
Clarence Magnuson
Larrabee
Afton No. 6
GC. G. Turner
Ames
Troy Mummert
Joan
Stacia
Ted
George Good
Nina
George Loucks
Earl Zwick
Sutherland
George Zwick
Laurine
Verne
Fred Zwick
Alfred Zwick
Cherokee
Wm. Sleezer
Frank Cave
George Mummert
Sansen Re elected Director At Elk No 4 School
Henry Sansen was re elected director at Elk No 4 during Monday school election. Social notices list visits, dinners, and guests from Aurelia Cherokee Alva and Peterson, including the Booth Hines and Ammons families. Wedding stationery mentioned at Sentinel.
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Henry Sansen
Elk No. 4
Alva Ammons
Peterson
Robert Whiting
Orris Erickson
Phyllss Wirth
Ed Erickson
W.S. Ammons
Forrest Ammons
Ed Dooley
Carl Am
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Octavus Roy Cohen
MT. Olive News
Afton and Vicinity
East Afton and Elk
Sentinel
A. H. Eddy
Iowa
RE. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Locka
H. Lockin
G. B. Blanch
Fred Koblhagen
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