Daughter of Jay Gould Dies at 70
Margaretville New York December 31 Mrs Helen Gould Shepard 70 died at her summer home after two months illness She was daughter of Jay Gould railroad builder and famed philanthropist who gave away most of his 85 million dollar estate She married Finley J Shepard in 1913 and lived at a Fifth Avenue home with adopted children Her philanthropy followed her inheritance of a one sixth share of the Gould fortune in 1892 and she helped supervise railroad interests in New York and the Midwest.
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Margaretville
N. Y
Helen Gould Shepard
Jay Gould
America
Shepard
United States
Helen Gould
Wall Street
Delaware County
New York State
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan Elevated
Western Union
New York
Duchess de Tallyrand
Gould
Finley J. Shepard
St. Louis
Finley J. Shepard, Jr
Christmas Club Activities Spread Through Community
Local groups collect donations and baskets for needy families at Frank Lescher shoe shop with deliveries slated for Saturday. Sewing club meets with Mrs. A W Smith. Christmas programs planned by India school unit and Bleakley pupils. Various clubs host parties and gift exchanges. Boy and Girl Scout units aid Salvation Army and distribute gifts.
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Noble Grands Club
Frank Lescher
The
India School Community Club
Roy Beyer
Aunt Het quotes on Fred's conscience and ambition
In a sharp line Aunt Het comments that Fred is not driven by ambition but by a need to outrun his conscience. The remark hints at inner conflict and the pressures shaping his actions.
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Fred
Across and Down Clues From Today’s Puzzle Flashback
Puzzle fills the page with cryptic clues and wordplay. Perceives sound and other terse hints appear alongside terms like helmet, injury, plan, language, slope and regulation. Baffling entries mix across and down with several unresolved fragments and partial answers.
Christmas activities and club notices in local papers
Girl Scouts Troop 13 sold Christmas cards to fund a gift exchange and troop budget. Carols will be sung for Lawrence shut ins on Christmas Eve. Local church groups hosted parties as officers for 1939 were elected at a Philathea class meeting. Residents planned visits and trips for the holiday season with friends and relatives.
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Lawrence
A. Schultz
Erna Carl
Salvation Army
J. M. Jewett
Juanita Austil
Mary K. Franks
Matee Rich
Yellow Galdner
Cer
Girl Scouts
Troop No. 13
Irene Nordstrom
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Jay “Gould
Presbyterian Union
A. W. Smith
Pennsylvania Street
Adadell Meinke
Bleakley School
Tesora Club
G. M. Campbell
Ohio Street
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
G. Nieder
John Dunn
W. C. Boardman
Manhattan
Lila Haas
Martin Abels
Henry Reifschneider
Lila Childs
Lone Star
Trinity Church
Publishers’ Syndicate
Clyde Beck
Evangelical Church
B. F. Nanninga
Iema Burneportar
Anna Schuts
D. E. McGregor
Irma Burgert
Grace Beaman
Ruth Beaman
Bertha Coffelt
Harry Pippert
Dorothy Shockey
Anne Schutz
Harold Eberhart
Carolee and
Normand
Marjorie
Danny
B. J. Babbitt
S. K. Funk
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mildred Wilson
Bismarck School
Ed Anderson
E. J. Bowen
Edwin
Lester Hegeman
Luther Gustafson
Marie Gustafson
Kansas City
H. T. Jones
Great Bend
Don A. Kendall
M. S. Winter
Shipman, Jr
Virginia
Winton
Los Angeles
Calif
Alice Campbell
Junction City
Joe Williams
Cameron
Claud Dicker
Elmdale
Kath
J. W. Way
Claude Dicker
Ruth Hagen
Charles A. Arnold
St. Paul
Mimn
Ray Wright
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Mass
Coats
Hasy
Santa
Weaver
Swanky Potter’s Moss House
Pdristaas
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