Murder on the Boardwalk Serial Mystery Teases Danger
Christine Thorenson visits her cousin and encounters Bill Yardley on the Surf City Boardwalk. Chandra the mystic warns of danger as Christine and Yardley discuss trust, intrigue, and a haunted past. A tense scene unfolds near the Twentieth Century Pier as a crowd gathers and a night of peril looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Thorenson
Bill Yardley
Christine
George Wilmet
Chandra
Crestview
Emma
Decker
Broadwalk
Surf City
Thorenson
Bill
Yardley
Mrs. Talbert
Chrstine
Barnum
Twentieth Century Pier
Reynolds Woman Heads Castor Family Reunion Association
Mrs. P Halstead of Reynolds was named president of the Castor family reunion after a gathering of 130 at City Park Iowa City for the tenth annual reunion. Other officers include Mrs. Sade Alt emir of Conrad as vice president and Mrs F L Finley of Taylor Ridge secretary treasurer with a program committee led by Mrs Carroll Kistler and Frank Close. Relatives from multiple towns attended including Aledo Buffalo Prairie Chicago Reynolds Moline Rock Island Cedar Rapids Durant Deep River Montezuma Newburg Conrad Wilton Troy Muscatine Liscomb Albion Mr Pleasant Grinnell Gilman and Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Frairie
Prentice Halstead
Reynolds, Til
City Park
Iowa City
Castor
Sade Altemier
Conrad, Ir
F. L. Finley
Taylor Ridge, II
Carroll Kistler
Frank Close
Aledo
Buffalo Praire
Chicago
Reynolds
Moline
Rock Island
Cedar
J. A. Leonard
John Castor
Maxine Halstead
Russell
James Kimball
John Bevens
Cameron Elliott
W. E. Castor
Rufus Castor
Mary Catherine
Eugene Castor
Raymond Castor
Webster Services Held at First Presbyterian West Liberty
Final rites for Mrs. Lewis Webster age 70 were conducted at 2 p m Thursday at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. Walter A Smith presiding in the absence of the pastor Rev L L DeFlon. Mrs Webster died Tuesday night at home after a lingering illness and pallbearers included John Bothell L E Lewis W W Anderson W L Mackey James Nay and Fred Watters. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs E E McVey Mr and Mrs O W Pagel Miss Virginia McCray of Atlantic Glenn Swain Cedar Rapids George McVey Iowa City Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips and Mr and Mrs Will Durst of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Lewis Webster
First Presbyterian Church
Walter A. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. L. DeFlon
Dorothy Smith
John Bothell
John Connor
L. E. Lewis
W. W. Anderson
W. L. Mackey
James Nay
Fred Watters
E. E. McVey
O. W. Pagel
Virginia McCray
Atlantic
Glenn Swain
Cedar Rapids
George McVey
Iowa City
Charles Phillips
Will Durst
Muscatine
Cat Righting Reflex Captured On Film
High speed film demonstrates a cat righting itself during a fall, using front and hind legs and tail for balance. The note also jokes that asparagus is not a fern and that alligator pears have no relation to pears or alligators.
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William
NEA
Earth
Prodigal
Buckingham Beach
Buckingham Ambush
Musta
Charlie Chan
Charlie
Alfred Andriola
Carla Jura
Col
Bamba
Boots
Thimble
Popeye
Freckles
Hello
MR. Prentiss
Trina
BY Martin
Shes AK SK
By Blosser
Joe Palooka
Rodney's Camp
WiSwei Workred
Wis
Tho
Ham Fisher
Snore Cowan Stone
NEA Service. Inc
Duchess of Windsor
Miss Thorenson
Mr. Chandra
P. Halstead of
Reynolds To Head
Lyman Elliott
Emc Elliott
Gladys Kranz
Laura Mae Mewes
D. W. Hyett
Josephine Kelley
Alvis Hyett
Raymond Hyett
Louis Elliott
Cameron Castor
Ariina
Nelson Elliott
Harold McKay
John Dillitt
Richard Halstead
Jean Patterson
Francis
George
Robert
Jeanne Wolford
Ralph Close
James
Betty Close
Grace Dougherty
Carolyn Ann
Erma McWillams
Sarah Murdock
E. C. Altemier
E. W. Elliott
Ike Banghart
Leroy Elliott
Mary Elliott
Duane Elliott
Henry Elliott
Lois
Mar
Lene Elliott
Earl Murdock
William Wright
Albert Antie
S. R. Paul
Lois Grimmer
J. G. Lamb
Ernest Lamb
William Banghart
Leonard Close
Lavern Paul
Roy Davis
Harvey Paul
Edna Paul
Sara Elliott
Dorothy Carpenter
Mable Burton
Riott
Bess Campbell
Betty Hatcher
Barbara Sims
Darlene Elliott
Laverne Paul
Webster
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