Murder at Eagles Nest rocks Kingtill town
In Kingtill Walter Vowe assistant chief of police leads the murder inquiry into Baroness von Wiese killed at Eagle's Nest. Reporter Biei Martin, engaged to a local officer, strings through clues amid a tangle of suspects including Mary Pom waves tus Ted and Lyvra Allen. The Banner files a dramatic, evolving account as Ted and Frost woman ties surface. The chapter ends with Emmy and Dad Martin debating how to frame the story and preparing for Monday continuation.
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Vor Wiese
Eagle's Nest
Kingctil's
Walter Vowe
Peice
Biei
Artin
Este
Nes
Bowy
Bim
Stiy
Duiler & Peper
Mary Pom
Hery
Mary
Lyvra Allen
Harey
Buren
Laure
Bam
Bunny Bevé
Blaze Frost
Bhima
Iris’ Stanes
Tom
Sean
New York
Kingel
Dors
Crariie Perro
Ary Frost
Walter
Sam
Worl Reynolds
Ted
Pane HN
Ti Sine
Jeyes
Emmy
Kinge Glitte
Gaynen
Hudson
Notheing
Harrison
Novel City
Dad Martin
King
Jem
Tyrone Tyrone Families Gather for Tuesday Remarks
Local notes report a gathering in Keota on Tuesday with several families present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Guy Black and children, Mr and Mrs John Halin and children, Richard Linnezar, Hubert Sheets, Rosamond and Richard Redline, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Guy Black Andl
John Halin Jand
Richard Linnezar
Hubert Sheets
Rosamond
Richard Redline
Evening Social Notes From Ottumwa and Keota
Local residents attended family visits and community events including care for a child with a growth removal, trips to Washington and Keota for business, and gatherings with the Valley Ladies Aid. A charity sale at Charley Linnegar’s and a spring sale by Mrs Hasiot were noted, with several families mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hatin
Otto Sheets
Ottumwaurday
Leland
Clarence Sgenguard
Alelan
Keota
Jake Haxist
Washington
Raymond Womart
Leitoy
Linnesar
Harry Helutarter
Henry Sheets
Evelyn Predrick
Charley Linnegar
Donald
Huth Sheets
Henry’ Sheets
Harold
Bernard Mab
Sturgeon
Lexington News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Family News
Lexington correspondents report on a week of social calls and family events. Mentions visits by the Mathers, Patterson, and Shalla families, a dental appointment, and Sunday dinner at Warren Matthes with Farm activity and feed hauling noted for Joe Shalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mathrs
Ayele
Phuriday
Choe Ashby
Pattersons
Milford Anderson
Ames
JK Mathes
Washington
Patterson
Wissisington Karnes
Young and Family
Ad Myo Milferd Amersen
Warren Matthes
Joss Shalla
Joe Shalla
West Highland Community News Notes and Moves
Mrs Ida Meeks reports recent relocations as the Arthur Eden family moves to Ainsworth from Wilbur Gardner farm and the Frank Tree family heads southwest of Washington My, with Chas Dundee and children. Ernest Meeko visits Wayne Ca ome again is undergoing an operation at the children's hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Meek and Mrs Alice Meeks visit WHW lace home near West Chest. Alice Meeks stays longer. Declamatory contest turnout is low. Mrs Wilron and her two sons visit Clair Kron home.
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West — Highland
Arthur Eden
Ainsworth
Wilbur Gar Cardner
Prank Tree
Washington My
Chas
Dundee
Case
Donald Dean
Ernest Meek
Catwayne Ca
Childrens Hospital
Alice Meeks
W. Lace
West Chest
Wilron
South West of
Riverside
Clair Kron
Visit of Schwab Family From Oxford
Louie Shab and family enjoy a visit from his father Mrs George Schwab and sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ford Miller of Oxford from Tuesday until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Shab
George Schwab
Ford Miller
Oxford
Glendale News Fragments Include Local Happenings
Mrs Thomas Gerde and family hosted Hearthside social in Glendale. Clark Hopping sold and delivered goods at the town station on Monday. Murray Smylie lost a cow aiding molasses feed. The entertainment committee arranged games and refreshments for non players. William Miller Sr. was ill but improving. sympathy goes to Mr and Mrs Fred Donaldson after their home was destroyed by fire.
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Glendal
Clark Hopping
Cher
H ‘O
Murray Smylie
Tena
Harry Gerdes
William Miller Sr
Fred Donaldson
Bluebird Shoots for New Record
Mrs. Agnes Anderson attended a Friday wedding in Columbus Junction. A Bristol parachute incident is noted, with aviator Clyde Parks and W. T. Mit involved in a wartime crash or equipment loss report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Anderson
Volumbus Junction
Local governments urge neighbors to put money to work
Governments push home improvements and repairs as patriotic, constructive deeds. Readers are urged to study 100 suggestions and hire a neighbor to do odd jobs at low material costs, increasing property value and local economic activity.
Neighbor offers 100 odd jobs to employ locals
A regional notice lists 100 tasks available for hire when weather allows. Jobs include construction, repairs, painting, shelving, windows, roofing, fencing, cleaning, heating, brickwork, yard work, laundry, ironing, sewing, errands, child care, and companionship, with priority on practical outdoor work when conditions improve.
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Morder
Eagles
Tod
Har-ramp
Reynolds
Mary Foot
Bill Reynolis
Launhing
Saverogney
Yong
Tan
Tyrone
Nick Hain
Ron
Paul Whiteman
Interatta
Vanda Hoff
Broadway
Whitman
Palm Benen
Paul, Jr
Hivnally
West Highland
Ida Meeks
Glendale
Thomas Gerde
Bent
Bluebird
Bristol
Arachute
W. T. Mit
Clyde Parks
Machute
Wari
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mobile
Ocean Speedway
America
United States
the Evening Journal
Washington County
Hoover
Emergency Committee For
Washington, D. C
Arthur Woods
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