The May Day Mystery Unfolds in Campus Affair
In this dramatic scene Tony Tanney probes Miss Peyton about Thayer and Ivy Welch, seeking the truth behind a campus murder. Miss Peyton reveals her marriage to Thayer and motives for exposing secrets to prevent gossip, while Jim Hanvey and Reagan press for clarity as Welch’s involvement hangs in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bur Sten
Mita Peyton
Thayer
Aipaight
Tony Rose
Tim Tanney
Tony
Pat
Ivy Welch
Miss Peyton
Tom Pat Thayer
Tim
John Reagan
Mare Pat Thayer
Hanvey
Miss Peston
Nanvey
Reagan
Ife
Ile
Harvey
Rea
Gin
Jim
Hannes
Waers Welch
Tony Verton
Josh
Dexton
Jhlanves
Misa Peyton
Mr. Reagan
Bravey
Walt
Steagan
Mettada
Tewat
Lorry Welch
Miss Teytan
Garry
Ivy
Larry
Lacey mm
Lares
Mr. Hanvey
Kisa Em Plenty What the World Needs Is Lows Restraint
A brief note from an American magazine highlights the need for restraint in affection themed matters. The statement reflects social expectations and personal conduct within the period.
Hail Damage and Local News From Cherokee County
Hailstones up to seven inches in circumference struck Pilot township during Friday's storm. Lee Salsbery plans to open his own studio business in Morningside around June 1. Thursday reached 96 degrees, hottest May day. County conservation recruits head to Sioux City for exams before six months in a work camp. Hail and rain damaged autos, greenhouse glass, and windows in Cherokee. repairs quoted at $730 for the Rhoads greenhouse. Cherokee Floral Co reports about 300 panes broken. no plant injuries. R. J. Fisch named county physician at $200 monthly plus supplies, after contract talks failed with the county medical association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dewar
Pilot Township
Lee Salsbery
Kodak
Salsbery
Morningside
Cherokee County Conservation Corps
Sioux City
Gannon Star
Cherokee
Rheadside Gardes
Chas. Rhoads
Cherokee Floral Company
R. J. Fisch
Omaha
Board of Supervisors
County Medical Association
Alta News Items and Local Updates
Miss Maurene Suiter, daughter of Sutton North Dakota residents, has graduated from Trinity Hospital in Jamestown. Five Alta youths signed Roosevelt relief army entries and are due to report Friday at 6:00 am by truck from Storm Lake. Rev John Bloomquist to take Presbyterian pastor role May 21. Alta school faculty contracts signed for 1938 34. Enid Brogan not yet. Four Alta men nearly drowned when their boat capsized at Lost Island Lake near Spencer. Gust Johnson rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurene Suiter
Peter Suiter
Sutton, North Dakota
Alta
Trinity Hospital
Jamestown
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Storm Lake
John Bloomquist
Advertiser
Presbyterian Church
L. A. Clark
Alta School
Enid Brogan
Lost Island Lake
Spencer
Ed Gustafson
8. C. Johnson
Gunner Johnson
Gust Johnson
Cremated Remains Buried in Aurelia Cemetery
The cremated remains of Mrs. Sam Atkinson of California were buried in the Fairfield family lot at Aurelia cemetery by Sexton B B McCarty. It is the cemetery’s only cremated remains burial to date. She was known as Miss Mattie Fairfield in Aurelia and earlier lived near the town. She died January 9 in Rio Vista California and funeral rites were held January 12 in Alhambra California before cremation. She leaves a brother A W Fairfield of Waconda North Dakota and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Atkinson
California
Sexton
Aurelia
B. B. McCarty
Fairfield
Atkinson
Mattie Fairfield
Minneapolis
Rideo
Alhambra
Shoe
A. W. Fairfield
Waconda
Dak
W. Fairfield
George Randall
Optometrist James McDonald Announces New Hours
Notice states after May 29 office hours are 1 PM to 5 PM. other times by appointment. Signed James McDonald of The Washta Optometrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
Washta Optometrist
Mt Olive Community Notes and Visits Chronicle
Mt Olive News lists dinners guests in Cherokes and Alta, visits by Galvin and Haynes to Eldorado, Majors across Quimby Moneta and Cherokee, a hospital recovery, birthday surprise for Louis Bengtson, a weiner roast at Cliff Simmons, farewell party for Orville Haynes, school closings and picnics at Silver No. 1, numerous visits among local families, rain and hail with minor damage, church services led by Orville Haynes, corn planting, wind damage concerns, and subscription reminders through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Jones
Walter, Stevenson
Cherokes
Earl Crippen
Cecil Wall
Alta
John Galvin
Orville Haynes
Ben Galvin
Diamond
Eldoraro
Missouri
Orville
Faye McCannon
Near Quimby
Mt. Olive
Theo
Streed
Baby
Louis Bengtson
Good Hope and
Cliff Simmons
August Hahn
Missen Zimmers
Cherokee
Ruby Hahn
Helen Vogt
Moneta
Earl Bruce
Edgar Johnson
Delbert Ferrin
Earl South
Christina Flel
Silver No. 1
Wescott Park
Dorothy Totman
Jimmie Totman
Quimby
D. J. Ennis
B. H. Dukes
Chas, Jones
W. H. Simmons
California
Berger Samuelson
Brr
C. A. Simmors
Dirs
Lincoln Hahn
James Stewart
Betty Dunn
Olive
C. A. Peterson
Dells
E. Johnson
Homer Anderson
Donald
Chas
Wolkers
Holstein
Ladies Aid
Paul Frank
Victor Frank
Carl Kah
T. P. Ohlson
Nina
Alston Carlson
Quimby Ladica Aid
Mt Olive
Minor
Virginia
Storm Lake
Carl Herold
Aurelia
Everett
Malcom Ennis
Hartley
D. J . Ennis
Sheriff Sale Notice for Crippen Property in Cherokee Iowa
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Cherokee County Iowa to satisfy a judgment in favor of D D Bourne Receiver Security National Bank of Cherokee against T R Crippen. Sale scheduled June 17 1933 at 10 AM at the courthouse front door for the north half of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 12 township 92 range 40 West P M. Proceeds to cover debt costs and accrued costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Crippen
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
PD. D. Bourne
Security Nation Bank of
Cherokee
Towa
Court House
Public Auction of Farm Property in Cherokee County Iowa
A special execution from Cherokee County District Court levies on the Northwest Quarter of Section 25 Township 93 North Range 39 West for 160 acres. The Federal Land Bank of Omaha seeks sale for debts of Otto C Mueller Bertha Mueller and Peterson National Farm Loan Association. Auction set for June 12, 1983 at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Mueller
Bertha Mueller
Peterson National Farm Loan Association
Peterson
Iowa
District Court
Cherokee County
A. D
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Court House
Cherokee
Peterson, Towa
Art More Than Luxury Quote by Lawrence Haward
A quotation by Lawrence Haward argues that viewing art as mere luxury leads to a dull future. It challenges readers to value art as essential culture shaping posterity and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Haward
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Rari
Octavus
Roy Cohern
Tranney
Tauppouse
Misa Weston
Larry Weleh
Pat Thayer
Larry Welch
Brie
Peyton
Alta Advertiser
MT. Olive News
E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
Sheriff's Sale
D. D. Bourne
The
Security National Bank of
Corporation
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Geo, E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
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