Sheila Carscadden’s Stolen Money Leads to Old Ties
Sheila loses her job in New York after crude suggestions to her boss and discovers fifty dollars in a purse with initials and address. She plans a reckless escape returning the money, hoping for a reward, and enters a wealthy home where she reunites with Peter McCann, son of Judge McCann, and learns he and Frank are to marry.
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Sheila Carscadden
New York
Cecilia Moore
Peter
Joe
Angela
Sheila
McCann
Judge McCann
Frank
Peter McCann
Mamma
Mc’ Cann
Cecilia
Moore
Paul McCann
Mrs. McCann
Gertrude
Turbulent Evening Confesses Yet Hearts Hidden Truths
In a charged scene Frank reveals plans to marry and travel Europe after a long engagement. Sheila learns of Peter McCann’s wedding and faces social exposure, while worries of class, mothers, and reputations flare. The night ends with Sheila torn between love and fear of public judgment as family life continues amid whispers and gatherings.
Grand Prairie Voting and Social Roundup in Town
Anna Jorgensen reports a lively Grand Prairie scene with many residents voting in the primaries on Tuesday. Local families shared meals and visits at homes of the Weltons Windsheimers Smiths and Dykmans while guests included Alzina Windsheimer Arlene Wilt Martha Davis Bob Miller and Jimmie Johnson among others.
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Will Span
Mary Lou Spiker
Kathleen Cruise
Martin Flessner
Henry Flessner
Anna
la Vern Flessner
Ehme Harms
Sund
Albert Johnson
Joe Larson
Gurley
Will Gade
P. Z. Gentry
Ray Rexroth
Ray Tremain
Cecil Tremain
Carol
Herman Dykman
Keith
Forrest Planck
Frank Flessner
Willard Frerichs
Albert Frerichs
Jean Dykman
Charles Welton
Leona Frerichs
Mary Frerichs
Grand Prairie
Mae
Fred Windsheimer
Welton
Sunol
Alzina
Windsheimer
Arlene Wilt
Anna Jorgensen
Charles Smith
Meadow Lawn Club Events and Local Visits Stressed
The Meadow Lawn club met at Mrs. Dick Juelfs home for games with prizes to Mrs. Wm Shaffert and lunch served. Weekend visits included the Brôgren and McGowan families hosting dinners for relatives. Multiple local residents made trips to Sidney Potter Dalton and West Kimball areas.
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Dick Juelfs
Wm. Shaffert
Ollie Brogren
Ed McGowan
Charlie Mayer
James Coulter
Suzanna
Lee Shoemaker
Sonja
West Kimball Dam
Ivan Walker
Bernard Groethe
Sidney
Walker
Bernard
Potter
Joan Goding
Maynard Mayer
Joe Cizek
Charles Mayer
Suzanne
Clarence Rogers
Scotts Bluff
Kenneth Neary
Ed McGowen
Patty
Johns Hopkins Founder Gilman Pioneered Graduate Work
The first president of Johns Hopkins University, Daniel Coit Gilman, is widely regarded as the founder of college graduate work in the United States.
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Johns Hopkins, University
Daniel Coit, Gilman
World's Tallest Tree Confirmed in Humboldt County
The world's tallest tree has been established as a giant redwood in the Dyerville Flat grove, Humboldt County, California, reaching 364 feet. Redwood Empire houses 97 percent of the planet's redwood supply, with thousands of such giants thriving in the vast forest region.
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Dyerville Flat
Humboldt County
Clifornia
Redwood Empire
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Martha Davis
Marie Held
Mac Welton
Ralph Welton
Alanson
Alfred Jorgensen
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C. A. Foster
Big Springs
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Sam McClung
Robert Erwin
Minnie Hokom
F. N. Club
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J. C. Jorge
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Chester Stride
Carl Christ
Nelson
Lawrence
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Fred
Frank Lippstrew
Verona
Ed Kaywood
Albert Stevens
J. C. Jorgensen
Henry
Arlene Gell
J. Pool
John Olson
Forrest Tremain
BE. A. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
California
Myrna Rae Planck
Steve Hopkins
Kivett
Dalton
Dale Harrison
Julesburg
Leona
Williard Frerichs
Walter Frerichs
Fred Frerichs
Arlene
City Auditorium
Jean
Natha J
Marsha Kay
EF. Planck
Bob Miller
Earl Johnson
Jimmie
Mons Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Meadow Lawn
C. M. Mayer
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