Journal Carrier Lyle Godfrey Portrait and Route Details
Lyle Godfrey, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey, boards at 1051 West Madison Street and delivers seventy-five papers nightly on a ten-street route. He enjoys air rifle target practice, reluctant to take long bicycle routes, and hopes to marry and farm after finishing school. Bernard Edwards is his substitute, described as a loyal helper who often gets his way in the carrier room. Local notes mention a Carnival ring gift and rumors of ice cream from a route-associated girl.
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Lyle Godfrey
Frank Godfrey
West
Madison Street
Remps Hampsher
W H. Wels
Lyle
Bernard
Wealth and Honor Strain a Florida Family ties
Patricia Braithwait chooses marriage to wealthy Harvey Blaine to secure her father John Braithwait’s fortune while Jimmie Warren’s generosity tests Pamela and John. Pamela secretly wrestles with love for Warren and fear of losing beauty’s social edge as Patricia plans a Paris life to repay the debt of her sacrifice.
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Patricia Braithwait
Harvey Blaine
Pamela
Pat
Jimmie Warren
Jimmie
Jack
Blaine
Patricia
Warren
Mr. Braithwait
Florida
New York
Paris
Patricia Will Saaannete
Gite Features Syndicate, Inc
Ainsworth Community Notes Weather and Visitors Update
Ainsworth reports show Mrs C H Beenblossom correspondent notes rain daily since Tuesday hindering farm work. Miss Mildred Meyer to visit, Bernice Amlong to Iowa City for possible appendectomy, Mr Gardner recovering from arm injury, and Trezona moving to a new farm. Local birthdays noted for Mr Moore, Lee, and Hazel with plans for Sands and Henderson reunion.
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Ainsworth
Wilbur Gardner
Grace Stone
Mrs. Trezona
Pauline
Loren Hazen
Sands and Henderson
Bruce Campbell
Ames
M. G. Campbell
Lee Hunt
Hazel
Ro. Moore
Corn Fields Promise Good Harvest This Fall
Washington area notes a shaky start to corn harvest with early signs of strong yields in fields near the Maas and Benson households. Neighbors visit, with Mrs Reavie improving slowly while Clyde Fishburn hosts a threshing meeting on Tuesday evening.
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Washington R
Ant “Irs
Milton Maas
Kfeanor
Charles
William
Nate Benson
Ward
Robert
Paul
Margery
Doris
Charlies Bear Home
Nate Renson
Albert Meas
Godfrery Summers
Kalona
Carl ‘Nderaan
Ilnots
Clyde Fishburn
Cubs Win Second Extra Inning Game in New York
The Chicago Cubs won their second consecutive extra inning game in a high stakes pennant chase. Sheriff Guy Bush earned both wins with one inning pitched, matching a rare feat as Chicago builds a larger margin over Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Boston’s Bravos also endured two marathon tilts, and the Red Sox edged the Browns in a 16 inning marathon. Mets? No. The Phillies trimmed the Cards twice, Giants beat the Reds, and other teams were idle.
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Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cubs
Sheriff Guy Bush
Chicago
Ivy
Guy Bush
Braves
English
Spohrer
Cuyler
Hoss Stephenson
Red Sox
Browns
Macpathon Levy
McManus
Sox
Stumpf
Phillies
S J. Louie
Hansen
Jumbo Elliatt
Waite Hoyt
Giants
Reds
Local Rural News Highlights Augusta Farm Work and Travel
John Caldwell and Carl Hering helped John Wagner bail straw at Walter Crawford farm on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy and family visited Lloyd Neiswanger Sunday. Rodney Kephart the rural mail carrier is at Camp Dodge for two weeks with substitute Mr Redlinger handling mail. Ernest Wagner had a narrow horse incident last Wednesday and is recovering. Dr Reid attended a sick cow at Oathe Babb farm. Tob Wilson is at Camp Dodge with cavalry for two weeks training.
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Red Brick
John Caldwell
Carl Hering
John Wagner
Walter Crawford
Charles Kennedy
Lloyd Neiswanger
Rodney Kephart
Camp Dodge
Redlinger
Ernest Wagner
Dr. Reid
Oathe Babb
Tob Wilson
Camp Dodee
Damp Roads Slow Local Road Grading
Mr and Mrs John Caldwell and children and several families spent Saturday evening at a local residence. Damp muddy roads have halted road grading though the rain benefited drainage and soil. Neighbors Ed Beranek and family visited Ed Kallaus. Melo Horak family and others visited Charles Sojka. Dale Marek and Wm Marek visited. Roy Kron Wailer Kasper and families visited Joe Sokup. Charles Marek and son Bobby joined Joe Sokup on Sunday evening.
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John Caldwell
Marguerite
Wilma
Ed Beranek
Ed Kallaus
Melo Horak
Jack Stockman
Charles Sojka
Dale Marek
Wailer
Ed Kasper
Joe Sokups
Charles Marek
Bobby
Joe Soukups
Egypt Family Visits and Sunday Evening Call
Mr and Mrs Kol lora and family visited at Harry Maléchky's Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Kallaus and son Merle and Mrs Fred Klein visited at Glenn Kallaus' Tuesday.
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Kol Lora
Harry Maléchky
Fear's Direful Effect on People and Happiness
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt laments fear as a social force causing cowardice, loss of joy, financial strain, and marital strain as people fear judgment from others. The piece comments on how fear suppresses happiness and drives costly decisions.
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Nas
Cincinnati Enquirer
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