Death in the Ledge Fall After a Night Injury
In a remote home, Hulda Ferrin dies after a fall from a ledge as Bart and others discover her body and tend her wounds. Jenny long keeps a hidden secret while Marm Pierce guides care and Will ferrin’s looming confrontation, hinting at dark motives and a broken, stormy relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Hardy
Mari Merce
Hen Bart
Wil
Marm Pierce
Bart
Haid
Hulda
Huldy
Will's Pines
Mari
Will's
Ike
Husky
Saladine
Mari Perce
Marin Pierce
Granny
Leldea
Ayenny
Jdy
Will
Mully
Waldy
Haldy
Taldy
Win
Whi
Wii
Thildy
Widdy
Miss Ferrin
Tuldy
Hiuldy
Jeny
Maari Pierce
Marm Hierce
Mari Pierce
Chen Marm Pierce
Clinir
Marin Vierce
Hardy Torrin
Carey
Mrss Ferrin
Old Marm Pierce
Jim
Clothier Delivers Suit. Customer Produces Pennies Sack
Lex Hawkins of Red Oak, Montgomery county, brings a suit to Orville Culver’s home. Culver promises cash, returns with a heavy sack, spills 2400 pennies worth 26 dollars. Hawkins stuffs pennies into his coat pockets and leaves with the bulging garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex Hawkins
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Orville Culver
Culver
Hawkins
Communities Celebrate List of Dinners and Visits in Hopkinton
Local social calendar highlights dinners hosted by AMBER Mrs W J Zimmerman and Herman Helgens families. Many guests from Austin, Dubuque, Mason City and surrounding towns visited, with receptions, birthdays, and church group meetings noted. Local civic news covers school staff elections, relocations, illness, and 4 H club activities in Hopkinton and district towns.
Wedding in Hopkinton Unites Miss Berneice Edgar and Andrew Patton
A candlelight ceremony at the Reformed Presbyterian Church tied Miss Berneice Edgar to Andrew Patton. The Rev EB Patton officiated with Rev F E Allen, amid fern and flower alcove. Out‑of‑town guests from Kansas, Illinois, Ontario and Washington attended. They will reside on a farm near Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Berneice Edgar
Andrew Patton
EB. K. Patton
Sterling College
Kansas
F. E. Allen
Lylas Cheney
R. P. Joseph
H. M. Reeve
Loretta Edgar
Albert Edgar
Samuel McNee
John Brooks
Paul Ferguson
E. K. Patton
Ruthanna Patton
Ernest Patton Jr
Sterling
A C. Edgar
Chicago
Washington, D. C
R. H. McKelvey
Glen Sandfield
Ontario
Canada
Loretta Mevler
Pauline Beech
Elkpore
W. J. Edgar
Beverly
Alpha
Thomas Edgar
Polo, Tl
Patton
Lenox College
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Iowa State College
Ames
Hopkinton
Dean Morton
Dicky
Des Moines
Fred Egger
Loretta Grieff
Peter Grieff
Maurice Nebel
Dyersville
St. Luke's Church
Father Landolt
Ellen Bradke
Erma
Walter Kurth
Margaret Waller
Iowa City
Dr. G. G. Brown
Henry LeClerc
Local Social Notes From SAND SPRING Area
Mr and Mrs FE WW Cox and family were dinner guests in the Herman Graybill home at Ryan Sunday. Several visits and calls reported across Ryan Hopkinton Dyersville Cascade Monticello and nearby towns with relatives and friends. Death notice Mary Troy Monticello Mercy hospital Anamosa noted and local families shared weekend visits and birthday observances.
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WW. Cox and
Herman Graybill
Ryan
John Blaker
Larry
Roy Talmadge
Hopkinton
Clement and Sons
Nick
Edwin
William Conley
Dyersville
J. Batchelder
Delhi
Roy Swartzlow
Sunny
Perry DeShaw
Margaret Murray
Mary
Clara
Bernard
F. J. Welter
Charles Stevenson
Monticello
E. W. Brandel
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Behrends
Lawrence
Bernard Timmer
Cascade
John Airbane
Firma Bradk
Fred Egger
F. M. Johnson
Marvin
John Wricht
Scotch Grove
Cap Arduser
Ray Chanlin
Fred Welter
J. L
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Louis Smith
Herbert Cox
Dickie
Center Junction
E. W. Cox
Lorena
Leta
Edward Cox
Henry Becker
E. W. Brondel
Edgewood
Peniel church meeting and township caucus noted
The Peniel Presbyterian church held its annual congregational meeting with reports accepted and officers reelected including J A Howie as trustee and W F Hints W D McLaughlin and F P Cramer as elders Miss Bertha Harken reelected pianist A church dinner followed at Mrs Alice Howle s home Republican electors of Castle Grove township plan a caucus at schoolhouse No 2 on Monday evening April 27 to choose a township ticket Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hosford visited from Manchester and Miss Gladys Hosford visited Davenport Also Mr and Mrs Louis Vernon welcomed a son weighing eleven pounds named...
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TW. C. Mayberry
Anamosa
John Gerdess
Gladys Wosford
Manchester
John Smith
Camron
Glen Howle Jr
Monticello
Dubuque
A. A. Krommmiinga
Fred L. Kromminga
Marion
Cedar Rapids
John H. Sheeley
Cass Township
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Bertha Harken
F. C. Cramer
Banna
Clarence Hosford
Carl R. Smith
Max Sauerbry
Mary Troy
Mercy Hospital
Edward Troy
Troy
Steiner Brothers
John Hiller
Mr. Snow
Peniel Presbyterian Church
J. A. Howie
W. F. Hints
W. D. McLaughlin
FP. C. Cramer
Alice Howle
Castle Grove Township
C. A. Mc
Laughlin
Kenneth Hosford
Hosford
Gladys Hosford
Davenport
Mable ‘Kehoe
Louis Vernon
Langworthy
Wanted interview with farm experienced man for local job
Reader seeks a man with farm experience for a permanent local position offering good pay. Must own a car. Write or sign name and mail to Box 164 Dept 908 Quincy HL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept
Quincy
Program committee members named in dispute dialogue
The text lists Paul Gerdes, Olin Howie Jr., and Paul Caspers as a program committee. It includes a quoted exchange about charges for questions and answers, followed by the saying Children should be seen and not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gerdes
Olin Howie Jr
Paul Caspers
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Ben Ann Williams
Amber
W. J. Zimmerman
Herman Helgens
Carl Reuter
Austin
Minn
Louie Helgens
Lorna
Ben Englehart
Vivian
Rex Reuter
John Bodeker
McDonald Hospital
Mike Tobiason
Henry Tobiason
John Poppe
Herman Folkers
Erich Hoefker
George Rickels
Kula Orchestra
Ernie Wahl
John Sechusen
Luella
Ed Helgens
Otto Danneman
Willis
William Martin
Stanwood
Ben Husman
Emil Zimmerman
John Null
Alva Null
Fritz Husman
Husman
Hei Schoon
Garrett Schoon
Carl Schoon
Orlando Bailey
Renken
Elkader
Eugene Bailey
Lucy Bailey
Robert Schoon
Bedford
Ind
John Freese
Harvey Helgens
Delores
Gerd Gerdes
Alva Gerdes
John Hagen
Galen
Louie Behrends
English
Ben D. Herren
Will Herren
Gerd Tjaden
Henry Oltmans
Louise Helgens
Arthur Riedel
B. A. Dress
Bobbie
Jackie
George Siebels
John
Mr Danneman
Hank Siebels
Fritz Folkers
Ben Wroblewski
Waubeek
J. R. Kirkwood
Archie LeClerc
Kathryn Kirkwood
Randall Morgan
Joe Moulton
B. W. Humphrey
J. D. MasAllister
G. D. Herington
Charles Thing
A. W. McDonald
John Willison
Fort Riley
Elin Brokaw
A. EB. Mathias
Marengo
L. Beitz
Stuart Brokaw
LaCrosse
Wis
Everett Wright
Wright
Hattie Livingstone
Sutherland
Robert Green
Amber Sullivan
Masonville
Una
D. H. Johnston
Lehta Rizer
Nellie Campbell
Helen Downs
Thomas Tibbetts
Mary Martha de Best
Frane W. Wilson
L. A. Gibbs
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
William Guthrie
Troy Mills
Martin Steen
Missouri
Harold Larson
W. J. Kirkswood
Wayne Louis
Florence Black
A. M. Black
I. R. Hintz
John van Buren
Buffalo Township
M. Hosford
Will Hiller
Max Snauerbry
Clarence Wosford
North Dakota
Castle Grove
Tyte
Hobenas
Nash
Express
Jan Shaw
Home Economist
T Hat Famous
Nash Coffee
Wm. Schlemmer
Carrot
Belle and Martha
WMT
Alaska
Wallace
Seattle
Seward
Vanesyecr
Louise Amd
Conan Thackien
Orie
Walter Voony
Bower
America
Youle Stand
Mt. Thames
Seangiea
San Princ
New Bowl Deco
al Mpense
John P. Wallace
Ghops Bidg
Iowa
State Board of Education
Wallaces
UCC
Detroit
FORD
Celti
Imadsen Motor Company
Monticello, Iowa
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