Poltergeist Madness Drives Dr Greeding to Jealous Rage
Wealthy middle aged Dr Greeding possesses uncanny powers to foresee words and shape events. He frets over Nancy’s love for Dan Coxsie, while his envy of Jerrell and Mary Ann grows. A dangerous ride and a looming discovery push him toward a chilling inner collapse as he contemplates fate and truth.
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Mary Ann
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Jerrell
Greedings
Carlisles
Dr. Greeding
Carlisle
Cummer
Creeding
Mia
Welake
Jerre
Errell
Jerrel
City
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Greening
Jerreil
Mrs. Greeding
Macy Ann
Nancy and Dan Plan a Wedding Amid Loss
In a sunlit July farewell, Nancy greets Dan with a vow to marry despite poverty. Doctor Greeding reenters the scene as family ties and grief from Mrs. Greeding’s burial in Cambridge shape the couple’s cautious future. Nancy plans to avoid her father’s watch while leaning on Dan’s support as they seek a private path forward.
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Mrs. Greeding
Cambridge
Nancy
Cara
Ban
Mary Ann
Professor Carlisle
Ira Jerrell
Doctor Greeding
Jerrell
Lang
Dan
Maeser Ede Daughters Elect Officers at Meeting
The Daughters of the Utah Finch Jard held their election of officers Wednesday at Mrs. Lea M. Smith home. Elected: Minnie Wilson captain Mark Johnson first vice Lola Christensen second vice Essie Collett secretary and treasurer Otella Carrol chorister Evelyn Hacking organist Grace McConkle historian Ethelwynne Collett registrar May Hell assistant registrar. The history of Fort Thornburg was read by Grace McConkle. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess Lola Christensen. Mrs. Josep P. Harking received word that Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. P. Maughan of Layton former residents of Maeser welcomed a baby girl born Feb. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith left for Ogden to visit their daughter Mrs. Frances Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Stringham left for Ogden with their son Thad who has been ill and needed surgery. Thad’s condition was reported improving.
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Utah Fin Jheers
Oimp Vnornburg
Lea M. Smith
Minnie Wilson
Mark Johnson
Lola Christensen
Essie Collett
Otella Carrol
Evelyn Hacking
Grace McConkle
Ethelwynne Collett
May Hell
S Fort Thornburg Wea Read By Grace Mcconkle
Josep P. Harking
Chas
BP. Maughan
Layton
Maeser
Leo Smith
Ogden
Frances &. Byrne
P. C. Stringham
Hes
Thad
R. Stringham
Local residents share news of illness travel and events
Ant Mong uleely and S. and Mrs. Plaud Perry of Lipoint visited Friday. Mrs. Gilbert Marrison came home from the hospital. Kenny Ken Karren moved to Beatrice Stringhan’s home to be cared for after seven weeks of rheumatic fever and will remain in bed three weeks. Mrs. Morgan Merkley ill for a month. Miss Marie Singleton travels for Salt Lake for the high school yearbook. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hy rum Durgess, improved after seven days. Sacrament services speakers were Clara Colton, Bernice Collett, Mrs. Lola 5. Christensen. Helen Calder played instrumental music. Mr. and Mrs. Lytin Reynolds visited Roosevelt. Merk Pope may move to Park City with family soon. Mrs. Grant Hocking and baby daughter moved home from the hospital Saturday. Mrs. Fred Reynolds hosted a party Friday with a decorative tiered lunch for many couples.
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Ant Mong Uleely
Plaud Perry
Lipoint
Gilbert Marrison
We FP
Vermiont
Roosevelt
Ultile
Ken Karren
Beatrice Stringhan
Irene Jackson
Kenny
Morgan Merkley
Marie Singleton
Ab Dintah High
Jett
Salt Lake
Davin
Hyrum Durgess
Sacrament Services Funday
Clara Colton
Bernice Collett
Lola 5. Christensen
Solo
Helen Calder
Nortten
Eldred Johmson
Lytin Reynolds
Merk Pope
Park City
Thos
Caldwell
Clark Larson
Lesiie Thacker
Chayiexy Palmer
Verdin R. Johrean
Sterling Bodily
Josep Merkley
Floyd Freestone
Trea Reynolds
Lyn Reynolds
Rangely Officials Visit Grand Junction on Highway Route
Commissioner Fred A. Nichols and F A Carsten traveled to Grand Junction on February 23 to discuss routing the Meeker Rangely highway on the north side of the White River toward the Bill George crossing. The Rangely Sheep Shearing Association held its February 19 annual meeting and decided not to rebuild the plant destroyed by fire.
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Fred A. Nichols
F. A. Carsten
Grand Junction
Meeker- Rangely
Nichols
White River
Bill] George Crossing
Rangely Sheep Shearing Association
Lubricant Not Fuel Misheard Pancake Comment
A man out of gas calls to a boy with a tin can. The boy replies he hopes it is not gasoline, joking it would taste like the chickens on his mother's pancakes.
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Myral
Andy
Conocoter
Continental Oil Company
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