Renshaw Surges Back to Life Amid Rescue at Verity’s House
In a tense night scene, Henshaw Renshaw outsmarts a gang, frees captives, and ensures Verity’s safety. Police arrive, Hart and James are seized, and Renshaw’s resolve to protect Verity solidifies as she awakens to his care.
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Jenks
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Renshaw
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Hart
Verity
Anne
Talong
Tudor Morris
Madame Sivoewlef
Campbell
Morris
Menor
Vero
Ging
We-wee
West Chester notes include geese tales and farm life with Clint Robertson
In Dublin we meet Clint Robertson who jokes about geese and ganders while neighbors trade a “cand ers” mix up. The report also mentions Henry Luithly in Wellston with eye trouble, Pat Hoover and Homer Porter keeping a busy store, and D. E. Brumback selling cattle to L. A. Guy of Sandy Hook. The piece closes with reflections on hens, roosters, and a playful Adam and Eve reference.
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West Chester
Dublin
Clint Robertson
Clint
Henry Luithly
Wellston
Dot
Henry
Pat Hoover
Homer Porter
Pat
Homer
D. E. Brumback
L. A. Guy
Brighton
Adam and Eve
Adem
Local notes on community figures and daily life
Edith Munro grows poorer, EK Bauer bedridden with rheumatism. Lloyd Bauer visits Fairfield, Mildred Craig returns home. Charles Ott, first school football coach, visits on his way to Iowa City. Roy Seabery and new wife from Canada visit. Erney Seabery also present. Supt Linnenmeyer preaches locally and at New Haven. Rev Hill and wife hold meetings at Wellman. Car use rises. Jersey bull incident at Boyd Berdes. Joe Wright helps load the bull into a wagon with others’ assistance.
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Edith Munro
EK. F. Bauer
Lloyd Bauer
Fairfield
Mildred Craig
Charles N. Ott
Iowa City
Roy Seabery
Canada
Erney Seabery
Linnenmeyer
New Haven
Mr. Linnenmeyer
Hill
Wellman
Boyd Berdes
Joe Wright
Riverside Social Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs. Ethel Flynn earns a teaching post with the O E B S after a Carroll instruction course, assigned to District No. 18 covering 22 towns. Visitation reports include Miss Anna Sanders in town, funeral attendance for Francis N. Sueppel, and Father Flannagan’s Boys Show scheduled at Forester hall Friday. The community also notes a kinship visit, millinery trips, bakery work shifts, and a Whist club evening with prize winners and guests.
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Ethel Flynn
School of Instruction
Carroll
Nicholas Sueppel
Elmo Knittel
Francis N. Sueppel
Iowa City
Flannagan
Omaha
Nebraska
Forester Hall
V. A. Schnoebelen
Kinross
Frances Fisher
Mary Shebanek
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Milo Ingram
Wicox
Madeline Wieland
Kansas City
Albert Wieland
William Griffin
G. Struble
R. A. Knittel
E. EF. Blythe
R. F
Tobin
Robert Heigman
H. F. Griffin
Davis Pleads Not Guilty in Bribery Case
Jonathan M. Davis former Kansas governor pleads not guilty to bribery charges at arraignment in Topeka along with Carl J. Peterson ex bank commissioner Davis released on 1500 dollar bond for preliminary hearing Feb 6 in Topeka. Senate passes bill to add two judges to the Eighth Circuit due to rising workload.
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Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Carl J. Peterson
Davis
Washington
Eighth Circuit
Circuit Court of Appeals
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