Gloria and Mark survive forest siege and forgive
Gloria endures terror and danger to rescue Mark from a bear attack and to secure their survival. She returns with courage and a torn, spent body, then reveals a hidden past bond as Clarina. Mark, recovering strength, forgives and confesses love, ending with reconciliation and the promise of forgiveness.
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Gloria
Aenin
Plodiies
Tito
Dean
Kenny
Borden
King's Trail
Harta
Toreek
Jewst
Cane
Stewart
Renny
Ste
Benny
Mark King
Fla
Brodie
Tie
Clarina
Gorla
Mark
Seth
Football Schedule Listings for November Dates
The schedule lists games on November 4 at Marathon, November 11 at Linn Grove, November 18 at Sutherland, and November 25 at Alta. The note includes a literary aside about viewing an emperor from behind a curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Linn Grove
Sutherland
Alta
Community notices from Mt Olive area events
Mrs Earl Crippen and others attended a quilt show and luncheon at the Cherokee Methodist church. Miss Feil and Silver No 1 pupils staged a Halloween program at their school. Darrel Ennis drives for his injured brother Saylor. Miss Faye McCannon teaches. teachers and visitors frequent area homes for Halloween parties and church gatherings. Dr William Evans spoke at Mt Olive, crowd large despite busy times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Crippen
B. O H. Dubes
Edgar Johnson
Methodist Church
Cherokee
Miss Feil
Silver No. 1
Darrel Ennis
Saylor
F. M. Bauer
Mt. Olive
Mary Lou
Geo. Totman
Quimby
Dorothy Totman
Silver No. 6
Faye McCannon
Shirley Leeds
Near Aurelia
Chase Sawwell
Diamond Center
Art Ohlson
Geore Man
Wmn. G. Evans
Burmn
Olive
Rex Unger
Sioux City
Ernie Bengtson
Louis Songuson
Claus Carlson
Eric Gusafsen
Lloyd Ohlson
Earl Johnson
Louis Bengton
Julius Carlson
Cnerune
Everett McQuire
Cheroki
Dvan Wison
Investigation of Cherokee County Investment Shoving Clarified
The Cherokee County officials state the imvestization matter was handed to the Governor for special prosecutors after a petition asked for independent investigators. Sherif A. N. Tilton County Attorney R. G. Rodman note they did not resist the action and supported a formal inquiry.
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Counly
Cherokee County
A. N. Tilton
Sherif
R. G. Rodman
Sheriff’s sale notices in Cherokee County Iowa
Royal Union Life Insurance Company sues A C Johnston and Fred Magnussen in Cherokee County to satisfy a judgment for sixteen thousand four hundred and eight dollars plus costs. The property described includes parts of sections 16 and 17 in township 93 range 39, with sale set for November 15 1932 at the courthouse in Cherokee. Sheriff A N Tilton announces the public outcry to the highest bidder for cash if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Johnston
Fred Magnussen
Tieiboy Gavin
Ana
Allan Lownoalup
Chesekee
Sacu
Cherokee
Diamond Center News Halloween Party and Local Notices
The Diamond Sparklers 4 H club held a Halloween party at Annie Freese’s home with games music and snacks while friends joined the celebration. Cherokee visitors and local residents attended gatherings across Good Hope Diamond areas. Local dinners church events and a household goods sale were noted with names such as Annie Freese J S Linquist Dorothy Linguist Ella Teimsoth Rev C L Liming and Betty Ohlson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Sparklers
Adde
Enlagy
Annie
Josie Freese
Annie Feese
J. S. Linquist
Cherokee
Helen Peterson
Ella Teimsoth
C. L. Liming
J. H. Edge
Spencer
Kenneth Leeds
Near Good Hope
Betty Ohlson
Liming
Theodore Nordstrom
Anna
Junior Nordstrom
William Haight
Garland Hickey
Bates Hospital
Aurelia
Jayve
Clara Brown
Galva
Della Peterson
George
Elmer Swanson
Henry Gettsch
Sioux City
Good Hope
Miss Brogan
Alta
Vera Nordstrom
R. J. Collins
Cherokee County Voter Message From County Attorney
A Cherokee County official, serving as County Attorney, declares no campaigning due to daily work in civil and criminal duties. He says office remains in the courthouse to avoid taxpayer costs and notes he has not urged indictments, letting Grand Juries act on discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theourt House
Rodman Appeals for Fair Trials and County Support
R G Rodman appeals to Cherokee County voters urging fair trials for defendants under the New York style prosecutions and praises the office records. He states civil costs were handled per statutory requirements and defends the hiring of special county attorneys as petitioned and taxpayers’ responsibility for any expenses.
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Ajo Wheeler
Cou
Board of Supervisors
Cherokee County
R. G. Rodman
Candidate for Sheriff of Cherokee County Iowa
A Republican candidate announces for Cherokee County Sheriff in the November 8 1932 general election. He has 13 years in the county farming and runs a farm in Tilden Township. Former Sheriff of Poweshiek County for six years cites familiarity with residents and public affairs, pledges low expenses with efficient service.
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Cherokee County
Iowa
Tilden Township
Poweshiek County
Aurelian School Notes Aims and School Party Recap
AURELIA SCHOOL NOTES reports on deeper study in reading and government topics, including discussions of moral tales and American literature. It notes a class party Saturday night with prizes for Dorothy Stieneke and Glenn Sleezer, a Spanish dance, humor from Junior Fraser, and a luncheon by the refreshments committee at Aileen Myers and grandparents’ home.
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Claas Noves
Coryoum
Hite
Hein
Mr.Troup
Dorothy Stieneke
Glenn Sleezer
Junior Fraser
Aileen Myers
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Coryright
Scribner
Eat
W. N.U
Segvick
MT. Olive News
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Lowa
Diamond Center News
Ben Delaney
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Er&x
Wayne Flickinger
James D. F. Smith
E. G. Bates
Aurelia, Iowa
Boyd J. Sinkey
W. O. Dailey
Republican
W. QO. Dailey
F. J. Carpenter
A. H. Eddy
Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
G. E. Blanch
Fred Kohthagen
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