Red Rose Carried Love Across Time
Burt Mayfield meets Susan Sheffield at Grand Central after a rose lands in his bag. Years later he returns as a brilliant lawyer and, after meeting Susan again at her aunt’s funeral, they reunite. Susan and her mother rise from poverty, Burt’s career grows, and they wed, citing the red rose as the symbol of their lasting love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Mayfield
Susan Shefield
Sheffield
Bart
Bert
Susan
Burt
New York City
Sue Sheffield
Sprague
Mayfield
Canada
Susan Shefieldy
Burt Manyfield
Grand Central Terminal
Susan Sheffield
Dare
Mirfield
Sir Shyfield
Weil
Srief
Shyfield
Sue
Society Busy Week at LeMars Country Club Events
A string of social events fills the LeMars area with bridge teas and dinners. Committees led by Mrs. W. W. Hyink oversee a guest day with 16 bridge tables and out of town visitors including Mrs. Leonard Hentges and Miss Josephine Kerwin. A second bridge tea hosted by Mrs. A. Sartori, dances and a garden flower tea follow with dozens of guests and gifts from friends. Other gatherings include a M. A. A. N. club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Struble and Mrs. Margaret Struble and an informal bridge afternoon at the Kluckhohn home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Country Club
W. W. Hyink
H. Id. Haas
W. J. Fickey
O. H. Daniels
Gee. Koenig
Leonard Hentges
Watertown
S&s. D
Greenstreet
Los Angeles
Kranz
Evenston
Josephine Kerwin
St. Paul
At & O'Clock
A. Sartori
Carrie Reichmann
Cleo Hentges
C. W. Lennon
Fred Lennon
Sioux City
Paula Hoffmann
Elizabeth Struble
Margaret Struble
M. A. A. N. Club
George Kluckhohn
Wm. Veale
Kluckhohn
Wilson
R. J. M. Long
Cherokee
LeMars
Foster
Philippines
Bush
Ancestors in Seats of Honor at Feasts
In some Tokyo area villages natives believe spirits of ancestors join feasts. Signal fires blaze at graves, torches guide departed souls home, and dwellers speak to spirits as they explain past events. At doorways a tub of water invites spirits to wash feet before meals. The living talk of old times and escort spirits back to the graves the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
America
Viewpoint matters in close horse races says Science and Invention
Spectators near the finish line cannot judge a photo finish accurately. The judges, positioned directly in line with the horses as they finish, provide the true result. Side observers may misread neck and neck finishes due to perspective, while the judges determine the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science and Invention Magazine
Relieved His Feelings After Long Radio Hearing
A Kansas City Star excerpt recalls a neighbor in Afrton who endured a two hour radio session with no chance to speak. Mr Gorton admits the test wore him down yet he found solace splitting wood and gathering kindling afterward for rest and calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Jidmine
Zeb
Afr
Gorton
Peaceftul
Mr. Gorton
Kapsas City
Badger a Fighter
The American badger varies its habitat from forests to plains in pursuit of mice and other small mammals. A powerful digger, it uses strength over speed, fought fiercely when cornered, and is less agile though formidable in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
Oxen Teams Used for Heavy Hauling in South America
In Veneszueke and Colombia oxen are common draft animals. Though slow, they are reliable for heavy loads. Teams of up to twenty oxen are yoked to pull plenty of weight, aiding work in rugged terrain and large farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Bengader
America
Social club gatherings fill LeMars week with tours and teas
LeMars society notes describe Battenburg and Castalia clubs hosting bridge and indoor picnics at Mrs. Richey and Mrs. Lillie’s homes, with 24 and 12 guests respectively. A luncheon and card parties follow, featuring roses and garden flowers. Visiting relatives from Los Angeles and Deering join in, while initiations and gifts mark O B E ceremonies and Masonic temple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battenburg Club
M. W. Richey
Central Ave
S. W
W. G. Bolser
E. W. Willging
Cloyd Woodke
Lee Gillis
Masons
Hastern Stan
Occidental Chapter No. 114
Masonic Temple
Bridge and 500
C. Godfrey
Emil Musbach
Invisibility Cloak Shines in The Thief of Bagdad at Royal
Fairbanks technicians craft an invisible cloak illusion for The Thief of Bagdad at the Royal. An audience must track the wearer via a shadowy cue as the actor moves beneath the cloak. The same issue follows with the new police dog picture Wild Justice at Elite, showing sensational animal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Bagdad
Dramatic North Country Dog Thriller Wild Justice Shows
Robert Wilis and the dog star Peter the Great headline a North country thriller. Chester M. Franklin directs a strong cast including Geo Sherwood Frances Teague and Frank Hagney for United Artists. Also new adventure Terror of the Bar X with Bob Custer rides to the Elite. Quicksands brings Richard Dix to Royal theater in a high pace melodrama backed by Beery MacDonald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Country
Peter the Great
Chester M. Franklin
Geo. Sherwood
Frances Teague
Frank Hagney
J. W. Considine
Bob Custer
Bob Willis
Bob
Percy Pembroke
George M. Johnston
Ruby Blaine
Bill Rhino
Jack Castle
Duke Lee
Walter Maley
Roy Bassett
Richard Dix
Royal Theater
Dix
Helen Chadwick
Deadville
Portugee Yee
Noah Beery
J. Farrell MacDonald
George Cooper
Walter Long
Frank Campeu
Jean Fhersholt
Community Notes From Siu City Area and Surroundings
SENEY special correspondent reports Reeves and Lancaster visited Sioux City and attended Holiness Mission services. Ethel Darville of Gayville is visiting the McArthur households. Franklin Clark aided Emerson Kennedy at Ruble and did farm work. Lucile March and Deanna Crowell toured to Sheldon and lakes, returning Monday. George Siegersma moved into the Reeves home with Deegan Bros. crew. Ronald Carley of LeMars works for Charles Witt. Elgin Two Community club to hold annual picnic June 30 at Wm Utech grove. Clinton Knowltons visited Heinrich home. M G Mills visiting Laughton. Jester Dorr, Mrs. Penning, and Mrs. Lamb visited Rees. Ladies' Aid meets next Wednesday with Mrs. Clark. Pauline Riter operated on for appendicitis at Sacred Heart hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Reeves
John Lancaster, Sr
Sioux City
Holiness
Ethel Darville
Gayville
S. C
R. A
Irving McArthur
Franklin Clark
Emerson Kennedy
Joe Johnson
Ruble
Lucile March
Deanna Crowell
Sheldon
George Siegersma
Deegan Bros
Robert Reeves
Ronald Carley
LeMars
Charles Witt
Elgin Two
Wm Utech Grove
Clinton Knowlton Sr
Clinton Knowlton, Jr
Robert
Iowa City
W. E. Heinrich
Iret
M. G. Mills
Geo. Laughton
W. B. Penning
Jester Dorr
Geo. Lamb
F. B. Rees
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jona Clark
Pauline Riter
Sacred Heart Hospital
Frank Becker
Lucile
Sioux City Visitors Gather for Weekend Socials
Social notices describe multiple visits and guests across families. T. J. Rees hosted Mary Cliff. Kunaths bought a Newfoundland puppy in Westfield. Cecil Nixon and Lulu Nixon hosted relatives. Kingsley guests joined the Case and Chapman households. Orban and Deegan families visited Reints. Gus Belau visited Garretson. K A McArthur celebrated a wedding anniversary with dancing and a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare
Sioux City
Tuesay
T. J. Rees
Mary Cliff
O’ Leary
J. M. Kunath
Lyle
Westfield
Cecil Nixon
Lulu Nixon
Thomas Case
Kingsley
Wm. Conner
T. K. Chapman
al Orban
Evelyn
Loretta Orban
Roy Deegan
James
James Deegan
Joseph
Grant Chapman
Constance Chapman
Gus Belau
Garretson
Harry Reints
K. A. McArthur
Late Hour Wedding Fellowship and Visits Describe Docket
The record notes a late hour served wedding guests commending Mr and Mrs McArthur for many more years together. Miss Deanna Crowell returns to Walthill Nebraska after ten days with Miss Lucille March. The Samaritan class blues won a pinks and blues contest and enjoyed a hall party with games and a banquet. Mackelhaus won a contest with a Los Angeles friend visiting his mother Mrs Letta Smith, while the guest headed to New York to see his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McArthur
Deanna Crowell
Walthill
Neb
Lucille March
Mackelhaus
Los Angeles
Letta Smith
New York
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Plymouth County
John Starzl
R. F .Starzl
Iowa
Cleperigabty
Badger
South America
Castalia Club
Warren Lillie
R.L. Budde
Orin Wilson
Guy Bohan
Deering
N. D
A. Reichman
R. Dalton
Carrie Reichman
Eastern Star
M. J. Joynt
Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing
Reihle
Minneapolis
G. L. Schneider
Young Ladies Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Society
Cleveland Park
Charles Steele
Roy Cooper
Earl Remner
Mabel Steele
Mildred Clarke
Lorraine Bradley
West Coast
A. T. Ramsey
St. Louis
Roy Bellaire
Geo, Avery
Z. F. Lawrence
Fred Watchins
Dave Stewart
Marenthelen Club
Bridge
Tex Tuy
3. A. Dalton
George Koenig
Ada Richards
F. E. Burgess
Alec Davidson
John Leonard
Burke
8. D
Léonard
Seney
Meis Market
Kellogg
Lady Asistant
Genuine Coleman Camp
Koeniz-Bowers Hdw. Co. Plumbing Tinshop Furnaces
Plymouth Milling Company
LeMars, Iowa
Seney, Iowa
Purina
Morton’s
Amco
Moreen
Sioux Falls College
Knuckles
Western Union
Deacon
Wooda
U. of N. Dak
Peckham
Siouxalls College
Clarck
Timnicliff
Opstad
U. of Minn
Shanholtz
Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan
West 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
LUKEN
Sam Flush
Wyandotte Cleanser
Moore's
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Kehrberg-Schneider Co
Iowa Public Service Co
LE Mars
N. W
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