Tremont Tales of Bannister and a Mysterious Girl
David Bannister returns from Hollywood to Tremont for rest. He shares a cab with a frightened girl carrying a revolver, leading to a tense moment and hints of a pivotal encounter. At home Aunt Kate discusses Denise Lang and news of Tracy King, then a major crime headline shocks Tremont as King is slain in a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David" Bannister
Hollywood
Tremont
Adele Allen
Bannister
Jim
Faxton
Tremont Post
Paxton
Shelby Arms
Cleer
Hattie Smith
David Bannister
Kate Hewlett
David
Kate
Tracy King
Mr. King
Aiunt
Denise
Sheridan Road
Trey
Orchestra
Lang
Arth
Kate Hewitt
Denise’ Lang
Arthur
Phere “Oak
Tracy
King
Frankfort and Redfield News Roundup Photos and Visits
Frankfort residents attended Harley Davis’s funeral in Redfield Monday afternoon. Tim Glenn, recovering after surgery last week, received a short hospital visit from Frankfort friends. Mrs C L Gipson, ill seven weeks, returns home from Redfield hospital after four weeks as a patient with poisoning. Lloyd Drayer and wife visited Aberdeen for mastoid operation two weeks ago. she is recovering well. Genevieve Valder, acting in Aberdeen, spent the weekend. Mrs C W Christopherson visits relatives in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort Russell
Arthur. Chase
Eugene Jones
Harold Phillips
Tim Glenn
Tim
Gipson
Redfield “Hospital
Frankfort
Harley,Davis
Redfield
Davis
National Bank
Lloyd Drayer
Aberdeen
Huron Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Sheffield Miss Belva Kelley returns home on vacation after six months in Huron. Iséfta Johnston has recovered from an operation and resumes nurses training at Sprague hospital. Miss Faye Hinds visits Mrs. Fitzgerald in Huron Richland Pearl Creek. Thelma Tuttle attends junior college at Wessington Springs and visits relatives. Beall family to Green Mountain Indiana with Kenneth Hoffman. Richland Farmers union meets at Kel Thut home with good turnout. Bloodgood and Elder brothers take stock to Gann Valley. Viola Voss in Huron Saturday. Herman Wiese family take daughter to Huron hospital. John Ohm and son George in Cavour Saturday. Maxine Culver and Ruth Franzen shop in Huron Saturday. Herman Michael and sister from Tipton Indiana return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Belva Kelley
Huron
Iséfta Johnston
Sprague Hospital
Faye Hinds
D. Fitzgerald
Richland
Pearl Creek
Thelma Tuttle
Wessington
Springs
Frank Tuttle
Richland Township
Beall
Lois
Green Mountain
Kenneth’ Hoffman
Hoffman Sn
Sloan
Richland Farmers Union
George Kel- Thut
Bloodgood
Gann Valley
Viola Voss
Herman Wiese
Huron Hospital
John Ohm
George
Cavour
Maxine Culver
Ruth
Franzen
Herman
Michael
Tipton, Ind
Amel Boehn Family Visit to Osceola Saturday
Amel Boehn and family visited Osceola Saturday, stopping at the Jamen Gugin home. Mise Eleanore Carr, from the town near Clark, spent the weekend with her parents in Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amel Boehn
Osceola
Ome
Mise Eleanore Carr
Clark
Sheffield
Missionary Society Meets With Mrs Kellicut Thursday
The Missionary Society met with Mrs George Kellicut Thursday afternoon at the Lars Buzz and Chris Voss homes. Miss Edna Elder and Lola Beall provided special music while Mrs L Stout led the study lesson. Guests included Mrs Roy Atkins Mrs John Ohm Mrs L Culver and Miss Irene Ohm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Buzz
Chris Voss
Richlard
Missionary Society
George Kellicut
Edna Elder
Lola Beall
L. Stout
Winnie Johnson
Roy Atkins
John .Ohm
L. Culver
Mise Irene Ohm
St Lawrence Diss Helen Thompson Visits Home
Thompson, attending college in Wessington Springs, spent the weekend with family and friends. Jack Pflugrath and Bill Morrow were Sunday visitors in Huron. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ione Clegg Thursday and planned the Christmas bazaar to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Helen. Thompson
Wessington Springs
Jack Pflugrath
Bill Morrow
Huron
Ladies Aid
Ione Clegg
Women’s Study Club Meeting Delivers Talks on Foreign Diplomacy
The Women’s Study club met Thursday in the school auditorium with Miss Anna Van Brot and Mrs. Glen Ross giving special remarks on foreign diplomacy. Fae Thompson provided music. Attendees included Mrs. William Williamson and Mr. Williamson’s family from near Winner, visiting over Sunday, and Ted Johnson’s family returning to Roe Heights from California. The Ployd Rifles, Company C, Georgia National Guard at Macon, turns two years old as an organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
van Brot
Glen Ross
Fae Thompson
William Williamson
Winner
Williamson
Civil Conservation Eorps
Williancon
Chas Willian
Ted Johnson
Clint Cole
Roe Heights
Mr. Johnson
Fritts
California
Wist Infantry
Georgia National Guard
Macon
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BLOND’ aLou_BROOKMAN
Ose
Walton County
Georgia
By Williams
Ine
BY Ahern
ASG
Caesar
Boots
Gwen
Nell
BY Martin
Ry Sony Smith
VeReOn
Tarie
An Het
Rae
Uncle
Moon Mullins
By Willard
MR Mullins
MR. Mullins
Yas
Mullins
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