Thursday's Child Chapter Twenty Three Conflict Over Life at Home
Labor Day brings Sonny isolation as Al Corey visits and a newspaper note threatens her new social circle. Kirk returns to confront bills and tastefully critiques the apartment revealing its emptiness. He urges a return to happiness and proposes a finishing school to rebuild Sonny's path.
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Sonny
Octavia
Winchell
al Corey
Carol
Kirk
Leslie
Ann
Janice
the Hollisters
Cuba
Darling
Tom
Hudson
Alex
New York
The
Cape
Manhattan
Leslie Hollister
Tells I. A. C. Students To Remain in College
Iowa State College officials say deferments will stay for students as war production remains the priority. Dean T R Age notes production needs for food and equipment and engineers, scientists, and other technical experts are essential to defense progress. President Charles K Finley urges students to stay in school until summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
T. R. Age
Iowa State College Defense Council
Charles Kk. Finley
Fort Peck Dam Holds Over Ten Million Cubic Yards
The Fort Peck Dam on the upper Missouri River in Montana contains more than 10,000,000 cubic yards of earth used in the embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
Missouri River
Montana
Butter Furnishes Vitamin A
Two ounces of butter per person daily supply the entire recommended vitamin A requirement.
Local curiosities and a grim cabaret crime tale
A humorous slice shows a hillbilly returning an ice cream cone with thanks for a vase. A police chief cites a murder in a cabaret with 200 witnesses while Cap says everyone thought they were dancing. The verse notes a dull student improved by his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap
Thomas Farm Sells for $7200
George Breitenbach of Washington bought the Dickey Thomas farm of 120 acres four and a half miles west of Columbus Junction on highway No. 92 for 7200 cash. Possession is scheduled for March 1, 1942. Frank Macon of Washington acted as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
George Breitenbach
Washington
Dickey Thomas
Here
Highway No. 92
Frank Macon
Riverside chairman reports Red Cross donation gain
Viva Knebel, township chairman in Riverside, reports a rise in donations to the American Red Cross in the Iowa township. The update notes a growing community effort and increased support as year’s end approaches.
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Miss Knebel
Iowa Township
Junior Red Cross
Riverside
Red Cross
American Red Cross Society
Iowa
Viva Knebel
Riverside residents win prizes in subscription contest
Viva Sknebel of Riverside led in subscriptions and won $300, with Mrs. Melvin Havel taking $100 and Mrs. Gerald Cress and Mrs. Birdie Godlove earning $60 and $40 for second to fourth place. In other news, Frank Copeland and wife of Iowa City welcomed a daughter Sandra Faye last week at Mercy hospital, daughter of Leona Novy, a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Novy of Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Sknebel
Riverside
Melvin Havel
Gerald Cress
Birdie Godlove
Copelands
Frank Copeland
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Frank Novy
Sandra Faye
Leona Novy
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Vera Brown
King Features Syndicate
Ina
Fort Peck Dam
Joe Palooka
Harry
Don
Dom
Gladyces
Hullo Honeyyou
Toots
Lucille
Johnny
Bea
A. G
Brushville
Junction
Louisa County Ministerial Association
Grandview
Kk. R. Mitchell
Columbus Jet
C. R. Kelly
Morning Sun
Frazer
L. A. Frazer
Pleasant
Farmers
Columbus High School
Tri-T
Harold Duncan
Desmond Kulp
DeLee
Judy
Burlington
Kuly
Orville McCormac
Fort Leonard Wood
Margaret Moore
Amarillo
Joe
Copper’s Weekly
Jimmy
Texas
Nellie Hull
Lee Jones
Camp Bowie
Letts
Williams
Leila Williams
Grandview Community Church
Caleb Larson
Richie Funeral
Everette, Jr
Everett Thomson
C. H. Hiller
Methodist Church
Columbus City
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Dorothy van Auken
Good Will
Nickerson
Marion
A. C. Kuipers
Riverside Leader
Magic Ciet & Universal Gas
Frigidaire
Westinghouse
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Americas
Raleigh News and Observer
Lemmon
East Side Square
Mary Carlisle
Alan Baxter
the Fox
U.S
BR. P. L. Etter
S. Iowa
SPS
Henisthimas Carda
Tony Wone
Tony Wowe
Tony Wons
Nicola
Harmon
Savings and Loan Association
United States
Washington, D. C
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