Equanimity Is a Racing Bet in Garden Mystery
Detective Vance probes a social gathering at Professor Garden’s penthouse after a fatal shooting of Woode Swift. Suspects include Floyd Garden, Zalia Graem, Madge Weatherby, and Cecil Kroon. A disconnected buzzer and a plan to search the garden unfold as Vance tracks motive and alibis.
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John F. X. Markham
New York County
Vance
Professor Ephriam Garden
Jessor
Professor Garden
Floyd
Woode Swift
Siefert
Garden
Gardens
Floyd Garden
Lowe Hammile
Swift
Cecil Kroon
Madge Weatherby
Zalia Graem
Gaiety
Zalla
Kroon
Miss Becton
Azure Star
Miss Beeton
Vance Pwenta
Rennally
Zatley
Markham
Heath
Culture Club Holds Program on Citizenship
The Superior ae Has ladies met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Johnson. They enjoyed a program on Citizenship with roll call on Men of Other Lands Who Have Become Famous Americans. Mrs. James Bradfield spoke on Immigrants and Mrs. Henry Olson on The Jewish Citizen in Retrospect and Prospect. A luncheon followed. New books were added to the school library and titles placed on the pay shelf at Mrs. Herb Olson's: Gone With the Wind American Acres Drums Along the Mohawk Hurricane.
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Herb Olson
Local notes span roads closures and community events
A week of small town life details including a broken rib from a truck squeeze, illness from the flu, school delays due to bad roads, teachers delayed returning from Merrill, family birthdays, and visits. Social club gatherings, church activities, and local trades and jobs are noted along with sports results and farming updates.
Chimney Blaze at Wallingford
Wallingford fire company extinguished a chimney blaze at Ludwig Larson home that shot flames six to eight feet into the air but caused no house damage. Rural schools were delayed by Friday's stormy weather and several residents traveled to various towns for personal reasons and funerals.
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Wallingford
Ludwig Larson
Local families visit, sales, and a Halfa wedding
Mrs J Cashmark and children of Albia and Mrs Stansberry of Moulton returned home after a brief visit at A E Rowe. Fred Lund and Leonard Peterson left for California seeking work. Grace and Ruth Butterfield and Mr Beers and daughter Fern of Paullina visited friends. Mr and Mrs My Wiley and family returned from Marseilles Illinois. Franz Vogl sold his business to Bergeson Brothers who moved in. The Vogls moved to New Ulum Minnesota. Jacobson family have had the flu. J P Schmidt and daughters visited O C Jensen. Margaret Pheil led a Farm Bureau training at Mrs Wm Larsen home on Danemark township. topic Making Your Garments Fit. Fern Hansen and Verle Smith wed at Halfa Presbyterian with Rev T Chandler Burton officiating. Miss Burnette Watts maid of honor. Glen Hansen best man. Bride wore sleeveless brocade satin in late Wally gold. bouquet roses and sweet peas. Watts wore mustard gold. bouquet of sweet peas. Mrs Gilbert Nelson sang O Promise Me. Priscilla and Norma Ann Nelson sang I Love You Truly. Lohengrin march played by Miss Gilbert Nelson. Reception followed at church parlors with yellow and white decorations. Lucille and Virginia.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Virginia Whitcomb
S. C. Kloth
Ringsted
Kloth
Whitcomb
Lee Mitchell
W. L. Whalen
John Barfoot
Ernest Harding
Pillsbury
North Dakota
Barfoot
J. B. Mitchell
B. H. Redhead
South St. Paul
Oswalts
W. G. Mcllwraith
Wilma
James
Harold Laffeys
Melvin Hunt
Wm. Kammerer
Ray
Emmet Consolidated
Emmet
Robert Tvedte
Finn General
Henry Kramer
Ceylon
Minn
Dolliver
L. P. Stillman
H. D. Mereness
J. Cashmark
Albia
Stansberry
Moulton
A. E. Rowe
Fred Lund
Leonard Peterson
California
Grace
Ruth Butterfield
Mr. Beers
Fern
Paullina
Oo My
T. Wiley
Marseilles
Tilonis
Franz Vogl
Wm. Larsen
Fern Hansen
W. E. Hansen
Verle Smith
Walter Smith
Ring
Lohengrin
Gilbert Nelson
Lucille
Virginia
Dolliver 4-H Club Postpones Meeting to January 16
Drifted roads and severe weather caused the Dolliver Dollies 4-H club to postpone their meeting with Viola June Womack until Saturday afternoon January 16. Mary Lou Dixon returns to school after illness. Albert Hardecopf and Melvin Hunt, truckers, with Edgar Kleen, delivered two truckloads of stock to A. J. and Hein ie Oswalt in South St. Paul last Tuesday night.
Kamet County Treasurer Report for 1936 Summary
Estherville Iowa December 31 1936 K J Ersland Treasurer certifies the fiscal report as a correct summary of Kamet County Iowa business transacted during the period. The document lists disbursements including state levies drainage and miscellaneous payments with a total disbursements figure of 606 636 84 and a year end balance of 240 694 69.
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Athe
Ytbes Corporation
Aeanieaeseee
Ooolle
Eawerstrdet
Co. Audlar
Co. 'Trevurer
Pers Ae Eeere
Estherville
Iowa
K. J. Eysland
Kamet County
K. J. Ersland
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van Dine
van Ding
WNU Servies
Hennessey
Sneed
You Ming
Snitkin
Noro
Miss Weatherby
Woody
Superior
A. O. McMullen
Frank Reed
Parker Dunham
Ruth Wolcott
Spirit Lake
Joyce Tooker
Merrill
W. O. Baker
Nelson
Jensen
Ladies of the
Elmer Bringle
Reinitz
Bringle Home
Irma McMulfen
Howard Bendixon
Terris
Floyd Nelson
Dolliver Community
Susie
Edith. Swanson
Co-Operative Features, Inc
Chicago
Thiel
Dahle
Ellis
Sholtz
W. Ellis
Margaret Skat
Tebo
Arlene
Lois
Rustad
Conrad Refsell
O. N. Olson
Eloise Miller
Remon Fries
Humboldt
Nels Osher
P. T. A. Association of
Belle Egertson
Riverside Church
Luther League
Olaf Strand
V-R
Gad Bral
Jase Keate
Hasty Tire & Auto Supply
Sixth St
Marshall Nartla
Henry Benson
Son
Des
Moines
Tal John Jensen
Americg
Hud Ganey Was
Studebaker
Sneddie
Liza
Joel ~ Ryn Seses A Care Earson
K. J.ersland
Emmet County
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