Virginia Brewster Faces Career Crisis and Hidden Threats
Virginia Brewster struggles to find work after leaving the Deans and faces hunger and humiliation in New York. She hopes for help from Mrs. Phelps while contending with a looming threat from Clarissa Dean and a mounting debt to a blackmailer. A bouquet from Niel arrives, but the card carries a shocking name that unsettles her.
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Virginia Brewster
Clarissa Dean
Nathaniel Dann
Dean
Niel
Virginia
Farley
Clarissa
Deans
Chiri
Mrs. Phelps
Gernsner
Oliver
Wall Street
Maison Claire
Madam Claire
Madame Claire
Miss Evans
Morning Sun local briefs celebrate birth and events
A baby girl weighing eleven and a half pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brass west of Morning Sun. Mrs. Miriam Wilson fell ill with acute side pain at her home. The Louisa County Farm Bureau picnic at Locust Grove park featured a full program with speeches by L. R. Pierce and Hilton Briggs, a 4-H talk by Grace McCormac, and a twilight ball game between local farm teams.
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Morning Sun
Russell Brass
Miriam Wilson
Harry Rogers
Muscatine
May DeLacey
Chicago
Hamilton Downs
Glendora
Albert Borman
Doyle
Albert Downs
Amos McKeown
Burlington
James McKeown
Ruth Courter
Winfield
Louisa County Farm Bureau
Locust Grove Park
Morning Sun Community Club
L. R. Pierce
L. Scott Lieberknecht
Farm Bureau
Grace McCormac
Hilton Briggs
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas City
Wapello
Elmgrove Township
Social and family notes from Moscow Iowa area
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and visits. Frank Leimkuehler and daughter Marguerite Lear hosted relatives in Moscow, while others from Muscatine Wilton and Newton areas were seen visiting family. Moving pictures and a barn completion on the Schriner farm are noted along with a wedding in Ottumwa.
North Prairie Social club notes and family updates
Mrs Clifford Schooley and family motored to Muscatine on Wednesday. Frank Herrold is free from chicken pox. Mr Raymond Fenstermaker visited an ill aunt in Tipton. Mrs Floyd De Forest hosted twenty members and eight visitors of the North Prairie Social club with a flag contest won by Mrs Kester and Jennie Bennett. A short story and a playlet were performed with several members taking parts. The next meeting is July 5 with Mrs Ed De Forest. a picnic at Weed Park in Muscatine is planned for July 8. Mrs Lester Bohmler and family visited Mrs John Anderson. Cedar County Farm Bureau members and families gathered at Phin Schooley’s Friday.
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West Liberty
Clifford Schooley
Muscatine
Frank Herrold
Raymond Fenstermaker
Tipton
Floyd de Forest
North Prairie Social Club
Kensington
Mildred Lawton
Kester
Jennie Bennett
Myrtle Schooley
Sylvia Bennett
Erma Stafford
Ed de Forest
Weed Park
Lester Bohmler
John Anderson
Cedar County Farm Bureau
Phin Schooley
Local Death Triggers FamilyTravel for Kin
Mrs. Roy Peterson hospitalized in Burlington now identified as Bertha Allen. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of this place were summoned to Muscatine on Tuesday due to the death of Clarence Higgerson, brother in law to Cleve Smith's wife.
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Roy Peterson
Burlington Hospital
Peterson
Bertha Allen
Charles Smith
Cleve Smith
Clarence Higgerson
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Will Slack
Libertyville
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Howard Anderson
Alec Mahaffey
Louis Smith
Henry Smith
Vern Lear
Newton
Margaret Lear
Ella Shafnit
Barbara
Charles McCoy
George Frederick
Wilton
Frank Marolf
Ayersville
Elizabeth Marolf
James Stafford
Des Moines
Ilinois
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Missouri
Edmond Hollied
Will Enlow
Herbert Hartley
Cleveland
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Carlysle Erbang
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