Fight to the Death in the Warehouse Thriller
In a grim warehouse confrontation Connor and his team battle Revel and a dying Barraby. Revel captures the moment, exposing Drayton diamond ties and Miss Frensham’s peril as Sir Herbert and Connor face a brutal endgame and Revel’s triumph.
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Connor
Sir Herbert
Ripper Barraby
Barraby
Willis
Trent
Drayton Diamond
Wheelwright
Carroll
Revel
Phillips
Fostham
Carrol
Lus
Herbert Frensham
Superintendent Connor
Bobby
Conner
Mr. Revel
Mr. X
Nan
Nicholas Revel
Drayton
Scotland Yard
Nick
Connor T
Guss Homecoming and Children Day at Guss church
Annual Guss homecoming and Children Day set for Sunday June 10 at Guss church. Forenoon Children’s Day program, basket dinner at noon, afternoon talks music and address by Rev Claybury of Villisca. Memorial service held at Guss cemetery with Reid L. Hunt of Bedford delivering the address.
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Guss
Claybury
Villisca
Guss Cemetery
Reid L. Hunt
Bedford
Boys’ Quartetta of
High Prairie L H Club Meeting Notes
The L S H club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Daugherty. Refreshments were served. Next meeting in three weeks with Mrs. Fred Foster Jr. Several from here attended Memorial Day services in New Market at the park and the Old Memory cemetery. Frank Holland, Elbert Miller and Ralph Borden cut alfalfa last week. Mrs. Hugh Ingram and daughter Lena visited Mrs. Kenneth Bales in Clarinda on Monday.
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New Market
the Park
Old Memory Cemetery
Frank Holland
Elbert Miller
Ralph Borden
Hugh Ingram
Lena
Kenneth Bales
Clarinda
Lyle Young
Redding
Gilbert Welie
Griswold
Thos, Young
Dorotha Depew
Maryville
Will Chitty
Paul’ Chitty
Frank Chitty
Sharpsburg
Julia Rank
Clearfield
C. J. Nelson
Hugh Buchanan
Conway
Ollie Kysar
Bedford
Lowry
J. P. Taylor
Laura L. Kent
Ottumwa
West Liberty
Muscatine
Rebekah
W. H. Hootman
Braddyville
Frank Downing
D. E. Cuttell
G. L. Brookman
Abbie Reid
Eula Beemer
Harold
Blair
Nebr
Ray Hamblin
St. Joseph
Harley Nickell
Paul McMahion
Shenandoah
Wilbur Felt
Miss Wauncett Felt
Illinois
Miss Felt
Fort Madison
W. S. Gaebler
Omaha
J. A. Gaebler
Fred Blood
Bob Blair
J. G. Savage
Dot Zimmerman
Des Moines
al Lund
Julia Sawyer
Irma Woodyard
EB. Martin
Della Anderson
E. Mulford
Hazel Dell visitors visit S Perina family
Hazel Dell Frank Perina and daughter Marjorie and Mrs Mary Stave ne and children of Omaha spent Friday and Saturday with their parents Mr and Mrs S Perina. Jackie Stavenic remained for a longer visit. Several families joined in weekend visits and a trip to Kansas was noted with Virgin Albright.
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Frank Perina
Marjorie
Mary Stavene
Omaha
S. Perina
Jackie Stavenic
Burl Allen
Reid Rog
Harry Bordiner
Luis
Eddis
Deloris Scott
Elmer Beauchamp
Olen Mothershead
Kansas
Virgin Albright
J. H. Hipsley
Joan Warold
George Williams
Blockton
Carl Morgan
Jimmye
Clarence Woods
L. N. Crawford
Miss Waive Crawford
Clarinda
Linneus
Max Smith
Shenandoah
Jay Smith
Victor Knoles
Everett Corbin
Peggy Corbin
George Nesbit
Des Moines
William Sharp
Gravity Fishing Trip Heads to Minne Lakes
Dr L T Reed of Gravity Dr Roe Reed of Clearfield and Dr G P Reed of Davis City depart Saturday for a weeklong fishing excursion at Minne Lakes. Local households note movers to Des Moines and multiple Decoration Day visits as residents shuttle between Grav ity and nearby towns.
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L. T. Reed
Gravity
Roe Reed
Clearfield
G. P. Reed
Davis City
Minne- 80
NEW MARKET Community Notes Wide Family Visits
New Market residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from several towns including Clearmont Clarinda Fort Dodge Sac City Mitchellville Indianola Gravity Wheatland and Gravity with trips to stay at or return from各homes. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ross Mrs J F Marsell Rev William McClurg and others as weeks end stays and returns highlighted social ties and local travel.
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Willard Murren
Patterson
Iowa
Ed Murren
William McClurg
Mitchellville
J. O. McClurg
Waive Crawford
Clarinda
Carl Morgan
Gracie Hall
Indianola
Wilbur
Dorothy Abbott
Ira Arthur
Wheatland
Wyo
John Godfrey
Ralph Bayles
William Hutchinson
Taylor County Board Special Session Notices 1934
Minutes show Taylor County Iowa Board of Supervisors met May 23 1934 at 2 PM in Bedford with Chairman Geo Warin and supervisors present. Notice served to County Auditor Nelle Weeda to call a special session to consider a deed to G A Menzies for land in Bedford including rail right of way, condition on payment agreed.
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Bedford
Iowa
Block
Towa
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Taylor County
G. A. Menzies
Geo. Wari
Board of Supervisors
Nelle Weeday Sy
Special Meeting Sells County Land in 1934 Bedford Iowa
Taylor County Iowa Board of Supervisors held a special session May 23 1934 to approve the sale of county real estate described as Lot N in Block 23 Orig Town of Bedford to G A Menzies for 450 dollars. Geo Warin chaired the meeting with Daugherty and Timberlake voting yea and deed conveyance ratified.
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G. A. Menzies
Geo. Warin
Charman
Board of Supervisors
Taylor County
Iowa
Geo, Warin
Yea
Harry Timberlake
Jas. H. Daugherty
Geo G. Warin
Board of
Nelle Weeda
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Guss Church
Maxine Naven
Helen Branan
Hollie Mackey
Anna, Kou
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St. Joseph, Mo
Versa Maye Branan
Methodist Hospital
Hospital
Villisca High School
John Schoonover
Ray Schoonover
Sioux City
Irvin Schoonover
Earl Stephens
Wilbur Branan
Bragan
Fred Hunter
Vivian
Paul Havens
Augusta Milliard
Degehter
Ruby Florence
Gguth Dakota
John Spring
Frank Peterson
Francis Jean i Omizha
High Prairie
Hazel Dell
Preas
W. W. Chandler
Jeanne
Mary Jane
Frank Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Robert Coulter
Holt Township
Corning
Opere
E. E. Clayton
Merle Leighton
State Institution
Glenwood
Eva McMillin
Frances Clark
St. Joseph, Hospital
Court House
George Warin
Geo
Warin
Cial
Goo. Warin
Harry Limberlike
Rewit
Pancho Villa
Yipta
Edgcumb Pinchon & O. B. Stade
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Wallace Beery
Fay Wray
Leo Carrillo
Stuart Erwin
George E. Stone
Joseph Schildkraut
Jack Conway
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