The Halcyon Camp Mystery Deepens at Long Island
Rex Hale confronts dope and danger amid the Halcyon Camp circle on Long Island. He pressures Bert Kneeland's entourage, questions Mrs. Spencer Forbes, and warns off dope dealer Jim Haines while tracing secrets through Dr Craig and Ainsworth. The suspense hints at a dangerous conspiracy.
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Casper Kneeland
New York
Hale
Halcyon
Long Island
Fred Ainsworth
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Dr Craig
Bert Kneeland
Casper
Joan Kneeland
Ainsworth
Bert
Jess
Kneeland
Craig
Forbes
Forbes Dame
Jane
Angel
Sing Sing
Haines
Spencer Forbes
Big Boy
Lower Wabash
Mrs. Russel Craig and family joined Mr and Mrs Varal Kuykendall for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper and daughter Louise Black. Several local residents visited and dined in Terre Haute and Marshall with others from the Craig and Cooper circles. The Sugar Creek Home Science club plans a party at Consolidated school and Hayden Cross moved to a new home nearby.
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Varal Kuykendall
Robert Cooper
Louise Black
Russel Craig
Jimmy Spittler
Clyde McConchie
Terre Haute
Sugar Creek Home Science Club
Consolidated School
Hayden Cross
Ellen Craig
Mack Robson
Marshall
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Include Harbor Visit and Weddings
Pleasant Grove society notes recount Mr and Mrs Othal Hurs visiting Harry Findley farm near Green Moss last week. Families including Hutchens McDaniel Myers Spires Williams Murphy Harbor and Harbor relatives joined for dinner and evening calls. Raymond Spires and Miss Mary McCarty wed in Terre Haute and planned a Indianapolis trip to visit relatives.
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Othal Hurs
Harry Findley
Green Moss
Andra
Charlie Hutchens
Louis McDaniel
Helen
Betty
Charles
Mary-Mc-Daniel
Terre Haute
H. EH
Donald Wayne McDaniel
Clarence Myers
Harvey Hughes
West
Charlie Wieland
Jeverett Harbor
Shiley
Johnny Millis
George Murphy
Raymond Spires
Mary McCarty
Insianapolis
Floyd Westnitter
Glen Stepp
Charlie Stepp
Marshall
Harry Harbor
Harry Murphy
Ed Murphy
Russel Murphy
Grandview
Russel
Gladys Anderson
Clarksville
J. B. Spires
Ulysses, Kansay
J. E. Dawson
John Williford
Liverett Harbor
Jamies Phillips
Timothy Babcock
H. E
Mary Mullis
Terre
East McDaniel News Highlights of Social Visits
Local residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Robinson West Union Terre Haute Paris and Paris area. Families such as Chapman Sackrider Wells Wilbert Evans Guyer and Miller plus many others are listed visiting friends and attending church events with scattered notes of gatherings and a church meeting collecting over 18 dollars.
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Chester Chapman
Near Robinson
Wayne ‘Sackrider
Lena
Artman
Ruth ‘Wells
Anna Phillippe
Iva Wilbert
Ester Wheeler
Edgar Guyer
Julia Sackrider
M. C. Wells
Cyrus Evans
Edward Evans
West Union
Buell Millis
Donna Lee
Alva Wells
Myron
Floyd* Smith
Garnett Smith
Raymond Lindsey
Clara Grossman
Robinson and
Clarence Wells
Choctaw Church Sees Five Conversions and Six Added
The Choctaw church closed Sunday night with five conversions and six members added to the congregation. A freewill offering was received.
Allright People Attend Revival and Visit Relatives
Mrs Lucy Chambers and Harold and Effie Jane Noland Carpenter Golda Haddix and Edith Hayek helped Mr and Mrs John Carpenter Jr butcher Wednesday. Mrs Ruby Serwise called on her parents Mr and Mrs John Carpenter Sr Thursday. Several from Allright attended revival meeting at Mill Creek Baptist church with Dorothy Nichol visiting Saturday night and Sunday with Mildred and Louise Jackson.
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Lucy Chambers
Harold
Effie Jane
Noland Carpenter
Golda Haddix
Edith Hayek
John Carpenter
Ruby Serwise
Allright
Mill Creek Baptist Church
Dorothy Nichol
Mildred
Louise Jackson
Sunday visits and family notes from Community News
Mr and Mrs Thomas Carpenter and daughter spent Sunday with Raymond Lambdin and family. Wesley Carpenter called on Mrs Lucy Chambers and children. Miss Goldie Chambers, who had been working for Mrs Rosa Mason, returned home Sunday. A New Deal puzzler asks how many billions are needed to lose the 1940 election after four and a half billions were lost in 1938.
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Thomas Carpenter
Raymond Lambdin
Wesley Carpenter
Lucy Chambers
Goldie Chambers
Rosa Mason
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