Timid frauds and a South American next chapter
Sir Timothy dismisses blackmail with new papers and confesses a life half hidden as he and Francis confront their pasts. Margaret, Lady Cynthia, and Hedges observe a shifting alliance, while a romance blooms on the garden bridge amid roses and summer breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Margaret
Sir Timothy
Cynthia
Hedgen
Lady Cynthia
South America
Lfe
Finance
Tam
Hedges
Burglar Alarm Sparks Night Disturbance in Peckmoore Home
In a quiet house, Mrs. Peckmoore cries for help as a intruder stumbles on the stairs and admits to being a burglar. Mr. Peckmoore, shaken, asks to call police. The hallway scene ends with uncertainty about responders and resolution.
Golden Fleece Lamb and the Gift of Love
Delphine and governess Millicent share a tale of a lamb whose wool turns to gold after kindness. A stranger woman with a dog leaves five hundred dollars, enabling Millicent’s dream of a musical career. In the end, Millicent chooses love over distant desires, staying with Delphine and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphine
Millicent
Boxwood
Theodore
Local Social Notes From South Sund And Nearby
South Sund residents report mingled updates including Mr and Mrs James Vacik dining at the Miles ranch midweek. Several Sidney visitors come and go with visits from the Phelps and Osborn families. Todd Gentry improved Crook line service with a new telephone. J C Miles mourns a cow loss while Baker Medicine agent made a community call.
Local Happenings in White Cove Valley
Mrs Roy English returned home Saturday after taking care of Mrs Gross and her baby. George Marshall and a hired man started listing corn on the McDonnell place Monday. Mrs Carl Meyerholy visited Mrs Bernard Hill Tuesday. Dr Sprecher operated on Mrs Jesse Moon Tuesday at the Crook hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy English
Local notes from Crook and area
Mrs Bernard Hill is unwell with Dorothy English assisting. Nora English called on Mrs John McDonnell Wednesday. Mrs Raymond Vope is on the sick list cared for by sister Mrs Bob Simpson. Mr and Mrs Loudy Elis Frakes were Crook callers. Mrs Loudy visited Mrs Margaret McDonnell in Crook. Mrs Bob Simpson went to Sterling Thursday. D R Gross in Crook Saturday. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Bob Nicholas Thursday. Several showers and hail this week with no damage. crops look fine and ditch is dry. Mr and Mrs Join McDonnell and others shopped in Sidney Saturday. Roy English motored to Crook Saturday. More callers at the McDonnell home Sunday. Dorothy and Nora English visited Hazel Marshall Sunday. Phyllis Brossard went to Crook. her car arm broke when crank kicked. John McDonnell helped Mr Marshall list corn. Sunday Walter of Sidney set a tombstone at Bessie Lorrayne McDonnell grave. McDonnell and Web Bloom cleaned cemetery for Memorial Day. Mrs Bob Nicholas visited Hill home Sunday morning. The Gross boys called on John McDonnell Sunday evening. Harry Reeves and family attended church in Crook Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vacik
Miles Ranch
Ray Osborn
D. B. Phelps
Strueger's
C. Miles
Sidney
Henry Bahr
Crook
Sprecher
James Yacuk
FB. N. Roth
Todd Gentry
John Bahr
Joe Miles
Joe Vogler
Hay Osborn
H. R. Holmes
Peetz
Jerry Vacik
Union
Miles Home
J. C. Miles
Baker Medicine Company
Bernard Hill
Dorothy English
Nora English
John McDonnell
Raymond Vope
Bob Simpson
F. Loudy
Elis Frakes
Loudy
Margaret McDonnell
Sterling
D. R. Gross
Ladies Aid Society
Bob Nicholas
Join McDonnell
Ellis Frakes
Roy English
Frakes
Miller
Web Bloom
Genevieve
McDonnell
Dorothy
Hazel Marshall
Phillis Brossard
Marshall
Walters
Bessie Lorra
Big Dance at Hardy Hall Returns by Southern Syncopators
A Wednesday June 4 return engagement showcases the Southern Syncopators at Hardy Hall for a lively evening of dance and music. The program features familiar tunes and festive crowd energy in a community showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Hall
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Phillips Oppenheim
Irwin Myers
Little, Brown and
John Walter
Australia
Walter
Oliver Hilwitch
Oliver Hilditch
Timothy
Ledlam
Fairfax
Victor Bidlake
Bidinke
Bidlake
Soto’s
John
Mrs. Peckmoore
Wren
Western Newspaper Union
South Sund
White Cove Valley
Hardy Motor Company
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Yellow Pencil Marine
Eagle Pencil CO
New York USA
Irving Bacheller
Bacheller
Benjamin Franklin
the Telegraph
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