Beauty Pageant Dreams Stir Red Thrush Parsonage
In Wed Thrush Iawa Rev Tolliver, weary from efforts to open a new church, faces rising strain as Marjory wins the beauty contest with Eddy Jackson. Ginger plans a fund drive via a chain letter to support his eye treatment while navigating family hopes and social risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Wolliver
Wed Thrush
Iawa
Marjory
Eddy Jackson
Thb Andrews
Prine
Helen
Horace Langley
Murdock
Ginger
Mr. Tolliver
Three Letters and a Primeval Plan Unfold in a Church Wedding
Ginger Receives three anonymous letters on the eve of Helen's wedding and believes fortune will come through the Tolliver legacy. She hides the imagined wealth in an old trunk, envisioning luxurious furnishings, while Helen quietly sacrifices her match for a greater good. Ginger plots a secret gesture in her attic refuge as the ceremony approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Ginger
Anil
Helen
Ginger Elte
Plana
Ruthenna
Lumchenn
Ike
Jorce Langley
Tidy Jackson
Velen
Gnesta
Ellen
Tim
Hough
Tolliver
Angela
Mileu Tolliver
India
Neo
Penn
Alarnte
Lungtey
Roddy Tuckson
Nile
Dave
Walt
Mr Tolliver
Hiodneen
Aulen
Sith Glazer
Horace
Moura
Ginger Valin
Aelen
Tha Otter
Tor Glover
Glen
Fai
Local Socials and Visits Mentioned in Mt Pleasant Area
Mt Pleasant notes list Ed DeLong visiting the Howard Beach home with Edmund Brown and Albert Woodcock family shopping in Albia. Families of GiNaspi Clark Callen Moore Hiatt and Callen enjoyed Sunday gatherings at various homes. A jury service mention and a New York Sun quote about a talking picture and ants appear amid the local tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lustieek
DeLong
Howard Beach
Edmund Brown
Albert Woodcock
Albia
Everett GiNaspi
Harold Clark
Carol Jean
van Lemaster
Adda Robinson
Orrin Callen
Mane Callen
Elbert
Moore
Arthur Brown
Alvin Hiatt
John Callen
Mga
Zell Callen
Mane
Howard Besco
True
New York Sun
Young Lady Endorses The New Konjola
Misa Vern Baker of Wat loo Iowa reports dramatic health improvements after six to eight weeks on Konjola. She claims relief from nervousness headaches dizziness and sallow complexion and notes better sleep and appetite. Sold at Smith Drug Store Moravia Iowa and by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjole
Misa Vern Baker
Watloo
Konjola
Moravia
Iowa
Smith Drug Store
New Standard Oil motor oils unveiled by Seubert
Announcement by Edward G. Seubert introduces refined oils from Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Chas. John. aon outlines research focused on viscosity temperature characteristics and carbon deposition, noting new refining processes, lighter amber color, lower pour tests, and improved oxidation resistance. Markets plan five grades under same brands with SAE viscosity designations. Nebraska distribution starts March 13, Rocky Mountain states in May. Prices unchanged despite higher production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meetni
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Edward G. Seubert
Chas
John
Aon
Sponj
Artion
Society of Automotive Engineers
Nebraska
Standard Oil Company of
Rocky Mountain States
Hazel College Eers and Local Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs Curley Smith, Herman Johnson and families, and Henry Lyma and families were callers at Grant Sincox home Sunday. Darby and Ray Sincox shopped in Moravia Saturday. Grant Sincox improving slowly from flu. Zell Wilson and family visited Eph Wilson home Saturday. Mrs Cy Jones spent Sunday at E G Lincox home. Mrs John Winfield visited Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel
Curley Smith
Herman Johnson
Henry Lyma
Grant Sincox
Gen
Darby
Ray
Moravia
Zell Wilson
Eph Wilson
Cy Jones
Surrey
E.G. Lincox
John Winfield
Local families gather for Sunday visits in Albia
At the Grant Lincox home Mr and Mrs Henry VanWeeldert and Andrew Sytsrim and family of Albia spent Sunday at parental Henry Sytama home. Laurence Johnson spent Sunday evening in Albia with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Lincox
Henry VanWeeldert
Andrew Sytsrim
Albia
Henry Sytama
Laurence Johnson
Ladies Ail Meeting With Mrs Kingery in Hilton
The Ladies Ail will meet with Mrs. R. G. Kingery. Leora Estlack had Sunday dinner with Guvrils Spencer and Roy Ellison family. Dor othy Marie and Margin visited at Tur ner home in Moravia. Hall funeral in Albia and visits in South Albia noted. Ralph Spencer visited by Laurence Johnson. Albert Rouse children back in school after scarlet fever. Mario Clark stayed with Lucille Spencer. Lorraine Kellogg visited Hilton school. Louis Rowse serving on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Kingery
Mies Leora Estlack
Guvrils Spencer
Mra
Roy Ellison
Dorothy Marie
Margin
Mary Ellen
Turner
Moravia
R. C. Mumphrey
Albia
Kelly
South Albia
Laurence Johnson
Ralph Spencer
Albert Rouse
Scarlet Fever
Mario Clark
Misa Lucille Spencer
Lorraine Kellogg
Hilton
Louis Rowse
Local trip among Spencer and Humphrey party found in Saturday notes
Ralph Spencer Billy Spencer and Howard Humphrey drove to Mh Pleasant Saturday. They dined at the Yellow Lantern with Claude Humphrey and spent the afternoon with Hilton Moravia friends, returning home around midnight. Mrs Edwin Kellogg Lorraine and John Edwin visited at Jack Spencer's. The spring crop of candidates seems to be blossoming forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Ralph
Billy Spencer
Howard Humphrey
Yellow Lantern
Claude Humphrey
Hilton
Moravia
Edwin Kellogg
Lorraine
John Edwin
Jack Spencer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ginger Ella
Ethel Hueston
Irwin Myers
Copyrinnt
Hobba Morent Co
Bree
Asinabe
B. Talliver
Red Thrush
Tows
Guna
Iuwna
Gilliger
Daily Presse
Burlington Hawkeye
Ronni
Gliger
MT. Pleasant
Planat
Gassafras
Ularlouwy
Verna Baker
NEW Motor OU
Lf Hazel College Eers
J. W. Irwin
Phobe
Hoe Hilton Ee
Batty
R. R. Pennington
Albia, Iowa
McCormick-Deering
Planter
McCormick- Deering
John D. Veach
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