Woman Leader Probes Bart in Rainy Murder Scene
Marin Pierce confronts Bart Carey as she questions his role after Huldy Hardy is found dead near Wil’s farm. Bart recalls the rain mapped clues, tracks include Boots and Shoes, and the old woman asserts Bart’s guilt with sharp, unflinching insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Win
Marin Pierce
Jim Saladine
Wil
Heldy
Will
Samadine
Morm Pierce
Hardy
Saladine
Marm Pherce
Clured
Granny
Bart Carey
Jenny
Huldy
Zeke
Old Woman Accuses Bart in Silent Exchange
In a tense scene the accused Bart faces an aging accuser who relives supposed misdeeds from spying on Jenny to an alleged crime. Sheriff Sodler remains skeptical as Bart deflects with quiet insistence that the old woman is merely guessing.
Bart confronts Zeke claim amid family dispute
In a tense exchange Bart insists the alleged events differ from Granny’s account and appeals to Huldy's husband Wil. Will concedes Bart’s point while Marm Pierce presses for answers as the dialogue hints at a continuing family dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldy
Wil
Zeke
Will
Mel
Bart
Marm Pierce
Wyoming Community Elects Mrs Kooh President
Mrs Jessie Kooh was elected president of the League of Women Voters at the annual meeting held last Tuesday evening in Wyoming. Other officers named include Mrs C R Smith as vice president and Mrs Paul Levien as secretary and treasurer. The chapter serves Onslow and Wyoming women and is completing its first year of work. The article also lists numerous local social events and visits in the Wyoming area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Alden
League of Women Voters
C. R. Smith
Paul Levien
Onslow
Wyoming
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Fishwild
Fishwild
Louis Sampson
Henry
Hopkinton News Roundup Reports Local Visits and Events
Miss Vivian Dunlap and mother were business visitors in Monticello last Monday. Miss Odys Moore visits in Town City. Miss Frances Laughlin, teaching in Port Arthur, Texas, tours home with aunt Mrs. Findley. Dale Talmadge operated on for appendicitis in Town City. A party of sixteen in Hopkinton hosted by Miss Zeuch group. Luxs host dinner for hatchery and mill employees. Talmadge family visitors from Humboldt. he teaches music and conducts the band. 4-H girls set for state convention in Ames on June 24. Wayne Thrum among Notre Dame graduates. Tragedy: two-year-old daughter of the Toppings fatally burned by spilled coffee. Dorothy Schoenbaum visiting. Ladies enjoy cafeteria supper at Mrs Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Dunlap
Monticello
Odys Moore
Thomas Waring
Town City
Frances Laughlin
Dean
E. V. Laughlin
Miss Laughlin
Port Arthur
Texas
Aileen Findley
Kansas City
Dale Talmadge
Irene Zeuch
George
Anamosa
Erma Bradle
Eleanor MacDonald
Mary Zeuch
Hopkinton
R. B. Lux
Lux
Maurice Talmadge
Humboldt
Talmadge
Dune
Delaware County
Ames
Ao State Convenon
Wayne Thrum
University of Notre Dame
LeVerle Topping
Dorothy Schoenbaum
Denver
Iowa
A. E. Mathias
W. W. Loomis
Amber Presbyterian Ladies' Aid and neighborhood events
The Amber Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Eugene Bailey with six members present. Beverly Ann Boland completed a hundred mile unaccompanied rail journey to visit grandparents in Waucoma. Numerous local families gathered for anniversaries, reunions, and picnics in Monticello, Cascade, and Prairieburg as guests visited, dined, and traveled across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Eugene Bailey
George Schoon
Herman Zimmerman
Rosco
Lincoln
Marjorie Allen
Bailey
Beverly Ann
Cletus Boland
Joe Deeny
Waucoma
C. M
Henry Tobiasson
Mike Tobiasson
Melvin
Haye Schoon
Henry Folkers
Willie Folkers
George Rickels
Carl Schoon
Ida Pillard
Herman
Eric Hoefke
Carl Sievertsen
Ricklef Menken
Helgens
Rhinehart Helgens
Monticello
Harm Helgens
Louie Helgens
Ed Helgens
Herman Helgens
Fred Helgens
Harvey Helgens
George Helgens
Alfred Folkers
Henry Zimmerman
Carl Siebels
Theodore Rienichs
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
Henry Scheer
Marvin Stahlberg
William Martin
Olin
Frank Andrew
Herman Ricklefs
Will Ricklefs
Weert Bennen
Herman Englebart
Ben Englebart
Center Junction community notes celebrate veterans and events
Mrs. Ethel Courtney hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Band meeting with guests Mrs. A Upland and Mrs. Norman Johnson. Civil War veteran July A P Moats, 91, celebrated at his daughter’s home after a birthday dinner. Mrs. Rieka Rohwedder, 86, suffered a stroke. The Cox baby scare ended with a pin dislodged en route to hospital. Madison's Merry Maids tied for music contest third. a play The Color Line was set for July 5 at the Presbyterian church with a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Courtney
Presbyterian Ladies
Frank Dawes
A. Upland
Norman Johnson
Harvey Manuel
Elmer Schrader
A. P. Moats
Center Junction
Harry Levsen
Olin
Rohwedder
Dean
Herbert Cox
Mr. Cox
Presbyterian Church
Jean McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
Madison 4-H club brings members to state convention at Ames
Resent Madison's Merry Maids 4 H club attends state convention in Ames this week with Miss McNeilly set to sing in the state chorus. Local leaders Mrs Irving Effler and others plan to attend as part of the Presbyterian Sunday School group.
Residents and visitors ferry through area towns this week
Reese hospital in Chicago arrived Sunday for a one month vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J Serbouscek Barbara Duncan of Ossge is staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Duncan while her parents attend the democratic convention in Philadelphia Mr Duncan went as a delegate from Mitchell county Mrs O O Watson and granddaughter Barbara Heeren were Monticello visitors Myron Bell came up from Davenport Sunday for his family visiting in the Thomas Bell home Mrs Thomas Bell returned with them for a visit in Davenport Mr and Mrs S W Clark were business callers in Anamosa Monday Mr and Mrs J L Serbousck and daughters Pauline and Joan visited relatives in Monticello Monday evening F L Serbousck of Monticello was a business caller here Monday Mr and Mrs Harold Alexander of Chicago were brief callers in the J F Livingstone home Monday
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Otis Barnhill
Lenox
R. M. Heasty
Barnhill
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Mary Chamberlain
Alhambra
Calif
Mary Tompkins
Miss Chamberlain
Ben H. Chamberlain
Wyoming
Europe
Whittier College
John Dykema
Robert
Calamus
W. B. Scarcliff
Lutheran Church
Woods
Paul Koch
Clair Bramer
Riverside
John Wherry
Walter Hartman
Waterloo
Bahne Hartman
Don Wherry
Ames
Adele Luke
George Luke
Delevan
Wis
Maryann Wilker
Hinsdale
Ill
Maryann
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Leota Wherry
August Hansen
Henry Wolfe
Nettie Wherry
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Henry Westphal
Fred Westphal
Herbert Westphal
Ruppelt
Davis City
Scarcliff
Ralph Orth
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Orth
Citizen’s State Bank
Julian Schmidt
Helen Schmidt
van Horn
George Herzberger
Aneta Garside
Veatrice Lossing
Grand Rapids
Mich
Laverne Fredland
Northern Michigan
Ann Becker
Greenville
Western Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Roy Bender
Garside
Miss Garside
Kalamars
Grace Benedict
Hattie Thomas
Thomas Stimpson
Herman Tapken
Leona, Harvey
Richard
Cass
Diedrich Dirks
Marietta Eggers
Langworthy
Alice Benedict
Herman Dirks
Harm Dirks
W. K. Black
Lowell Black
Elmer Mayberry
Clifford Nelson
Donald
Burwell
Neb
Jones County
Sam Eberhart
Clarence Eberhart
Castle Grove
Lester Fairbanks
Frank Lane
Bobby
Blairstown
Hart Bickerstaff
J. R. Bickerstaff
Morley
Henry Traden
Roy Walters
Billy and
John Strong
Onslow
Frank Fairbanks
Jessie Darrow
Ida
Anamosa
Belle Nellis
Chicago
Gerhard Ommen
Clifford Arduser
Gerke Hanken
Delhi
Ivan Newhard
Rayerson
Alvin Lubben
Joe Schaffer
Willis
Donald Fairbanks
J. G. Walker
Walker Hart
Daniel E. Rogers
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Weers
Betty Harford
Lee Hannan
Carl Brockhohn
Herman Rickels
Castle Grove Township
Herman Stoddard
Iona Reed
Hopkinton
Erma Bradle
James Bixby
Oelwein
Sylvan Bixby
al Johnson
Tenald
Center Junction
Mr. Johnson
J. L. Boots
Oakdale
Ruth Ann McLaughlin
Elizabeth Gavin
A. R. Stanger
James Gibbs
Earlville
Masonic Grand Lodge
Davenport
Floyd Smith and
R. A. Wallace
Mr. Smith
Philippine Islands
E. H
Pearl
West
Colorado
Utah
Harold Bryan
Pauline Farley
Manly Bryan
W. E. Adams
S. S. Europa
Adams
Germany
University of Berlin
University of Chicago
Livingstone
Everett Wright
Bethany
Methodist Church
John Karns
Des Moines
Clara Miller
Ter Mary Kay
Ed Englehart
Emil Hamer
Everett Anderburg
Florence Anderburg
Ed Dess
Princeton
Archie Clarke
Henrietta Bohlken
Gerd Danneman
Orange
Herman Danneman
Gerd
Tucson
Arizona
Anderburg
Bohlken
California
Otto Otten
Jack Husman
D. John Dirks
John Henry
Henry E. Dirks
Dorothy Herren
Florence Wehling
John Andrew Gerdes
Donald Dirks
George Herren
Carl Schoon
Mark Eller
Julia Tocnjes
J. Willis
Herman Tjaden
August Lita
Teddymoore
Gerd Tjaden
Ernest Anderson
Nard Streeper
J. V
June Wilson
Maquoketa
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Jean Bailey
Fred Barrack
Fred
Annan Eden
Arlington
John Brokens
Strawberry Pott
George Bodiker
Louise Herren
Herman Zimmerman
John Rickels
D. J. Bohlken
Wayne Ladies’ Aid
Wayne School
Henry Weers
Madison
Merry Maids
Sally Lachner
Rock Island
Dolmar
Holace Stingley
Carolyn Hagerman
Marion
Emogene Dukek
Alburnett
Lenox College
Harry Chase
Emogene
Eileen
Holyce
Maxine Chase
Rance Brady
Martello
Elsie Holst
N. C. Holst
J. L. Serbousek
Joan
Stanwood
Olin
Ann Doran
Jessie Smith
Jane DeShaw
Peter Prahm
L. A. Dreibelbis
Fred Mizaur
Lloyd Collier
Clif McDonald
Barbara Jean Heeren
Onslows
O. O. Watson
A. D. Serbousek
Marie
Audra
Topeka
Kansas
S. W. Clark
Pauline Serbousch
Michael
Barbara Duncan
Ossge
Ed Duncan
Philadelphia
J. L. Serbousck
Pauline
F. L. Serbousck
Harold Alexander
J. F. Livingstone
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