New romance blossoms at the Five and Ten store
Maggie Johnson, daughter of a letter carrier, works in a Five and Ten Cent Store where she befriends Joe Grant. He is the boss’s son and a new helper in the stock room. As they share lunches and discuss ideals they fall in love, changing Maggie’s view of happiness and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Johnson
Liz
Maggie
Joe Grant
Joe
J-Joe Grant
Joseph Merrill
Pop
Mary Margaret
Maggie’s Heartbreak at the Store Office Window
Maggie endures ache and fear as she faces Joe and Simmonds at the back office window after questioning him about Paula Younger. Her shift ends at five thirty and she fears the walk home to a tense weekend with Joe.
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Maggie
Paula Younger
Joe
Murphy
Simmonds
Maggie and Joe Face Growing Affection in Office Romance
Maggie confesses love to Joe Grant in a public friendly moment as they navigate class and duty. Joe resists, calling her a child and urging patience, while Maggie reveals pride in shared dreams and a desire for a stable future. The tension builds toward a kiss before continuation next week in The Arrow.
Passing Glances and a Secret Switched at the Jewelry Counter
Maggie floods with guilt after pretending Miss Pope was upstairs and Joe's calm probing brings them together. She flees to the jewelry department then walks with Joe to a parked roadster, resisting his offer to ride and imagining a glamorous life while wrestling with fear of being seen.
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Simmonds
Maggie
Miss Pope
Joe
Monds
Tam
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings Continued From Page Two
A listing of expenses and services approved by Pocahontas County for various funds and departments. Items include repairs, groceries, fuel, medical aid, funeral expenses, and road maintenance. Notable names and firms appear among the payments, with amounts and vendors detailed, as continued from page two.
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Pocahontas County
John Svejda
Rexford
Merton Thornberry
H. Allard
Quaker Oats Co
Crouse, Wiseman
Gulbranson
Harmon
Oy Andrews
Wiseman and Stone
Art Fisher
Skotte
P. Graves
Kelsey and Sheeley _ ohenschuh Mortuary
H. Hinrichs
Cassen
B. O’brien
Stacylice’ Prendergast
Croxdale
M. Patterson
Calligan
Pike and Skotte
B. C. Phillips
Cox Dorothy Rassler
Smith Shimon Drug Co
Clark
C. E. Stewart
Siebels
L. R. Sidmore
Co. E
Ae Paulee Donnelly
J. E. Schnug
Vern Jarvis
H. S. Gassill
R. M. Love
J.C. Sedlacek
Rodman
Howard Warrington
Rodman Co
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Norris Fairbanks
Kathleei
Mack
Elmingdale Road
Tenth Street
Amy Ireland
Rolfe
Iowa
C. W. Stefkin
Savage
S. E. Higgins Osteopathic Physician
Corner Oak and River Sts
F. A. Johnson
Palmer
Carl J. White
Robert Bruce
State Savings Bank
Abe M. DE Vaul
Iteep
Rglfe
L. M. Graham
Kent Building
L. W. Kennedy
Ralfe
J. M. Bush
Plover
J-J-Joe G-Grant
Pinky Dinky Ooo
Willig
Sim
Elmingdale
West Beach ‘Arms
Wagner Publishing Co
J. W. Berry
W. Day
W. F. Erbes
Chas. Christian
Kenneth Stafford
Merle Rubendall
Ellis Rubendall
Andy Anderson
Ray Barcus
Claude Peterson
Frank Ralle
George H. Allard
W. W. Anderson
Bookman Hardware
W. L. Boyd
John F. Bauer Co
Glenn Coppock
Dallas Fuel Co
R. L. Hudek
John Harder
Ida Jones
Portable Milling Co
Justin
N. W. B. Caronet
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