Hidden Truths of Kin and Kissed Reservations
Kenneth Gwynne, a young Indiana lawyer, learns his family’s tangled past. A will splits vast property between him and Rachel Gwynne’s heirs as Viola, once connected to his father, may be his half sister. Rachel unfolds past secrets about Viola Minds and a hidden plan prophesied by Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Phineas Striver
Lafayette
Ind
Ken
Rachel Carter
Pmange
Gornell
Robert Gwyn
Robert Gwynne
Rachel Wyn
Viola
Striker's
Lapelle
Striker
Barry Lapelle
Pursuit through the wood by Viola and Gwynne
In Main street a man shadows a veiled woman, Viola, as she evades him near a shortcut through the woods. He confronts her, she berates and teases him, revealing family intrigue and her anger toward his interference with her affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Eten
Wisconsin Adds Coe To 1939 Football Schedule
The University of Wisconsin faculty approved an eight game 1939 football slate and added Coe College of Iowa to the schedule. The Badgers will host Coe on October 1 in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Coe College of Iowa
University Athletic
Secret paper sparks doubt about family ties
In a tense exchange a man learns Viola is not his sister after a hidden document threatens to reveal a secret. He departs with exhilaration, only to sense a grim reality that Viola can never be more than a sister in the tangled kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Providence
God
Ken
Matin Street
Brother Sibling Tensions Stir in Family Letters
A heated exchange reveals Viola and Kenneth Gwynne distrust and defy traditional kin ties. Kenneth, claiming blood relation, pressures Viola about marriage and past affairs while she asserts independence and refuses his advice. The scene hints at a larger melodramatic plot involving Barry Lapelle and a planned elopement.
Pleasant Hilt Pleasant Hill Visits Across Weekend
Sunday visits spread through Pleasant Hill as Fred Chalupa and family called on Ed Chalupa. O F E Babb and daughter Dorothy visited Sam Sigafoose. Rev B W Pettit stayed over at Roy Kephart’s. Charley Reed and Golia Miller with Russell stopped by Ben Miller’s. Sam Sigafoose hosted Earl Kephart Monday. Dr Wickham treated Mrs Will Miller who was ill but improved. Elmer Kephart and Karl Kephart hosted guests Tuesday. Emil Daub cut wood for Sam Baker Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hilt
Pleasant Hill
Fred Chalupa
Ed Chalupa
O. FE. Babb
Dorthy
Sam Sigafoose
B. W. Pettit
Roy Kephart
S. Me
Charley Reed
Golia Miller
Russell
Ben Miller
Earl Kephart
Dr. Wickham
Will Miller
Elmer Kephart
Karl Kephart
Emil Daub
Sam Baker
Riverside News Briefs From Iowa County Notes
Joe Hotka recovering well at Mercy hospital Iowa City after appendectomy last Thursday. Flynn Bros. to receive shipment of feeding cattle from Iowa City Lorack Bros. rented Z C B J hall Richmond for old time dance Saturday with four piece orchestra and piano by Farl Calta. Mrs Frank Shimetz and children visit parental Paul Shebanek home. Frank and Wm Lear business in Lone Tree. Mrs John Colbert visits Rupert Rhumelhart home near Iowa Junction. Ed Kukpa closing out sale draws crowd. Corn at 62 1 2 cents, oats 44 1 2 cents per bushel. Farm implements sold well. Wilbur Cialupa visits Chas Havels weekend near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorack Bros
Z. Cc. B. J. Hall
Richmond
Farl Calta
Iowa City
Frank Shimetz
Paul Shebanek
Frank
Wm. Lear
Lone Tree
John Colbert
Rupert Rhumelhart
Iowa Junction
Ed Kukpa
Iowa Supreme Court First January Term Decisions
Iowa Supreme Court releases first January term rulings. Cases cover contract for devise of farm land, child support, bond defaults, nuisance convictions reversed, street paving assessments, beneficiary certificate disputes, promissory note and cross-petition rights, and estate probate directions. Opinions by Vermilion DeGraff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Florence Shipley Partello
George W. White
Flora B. Thompson
Dwight J. Partello
Palo al
County District Court
D. F. Coyle
Vemilion State
Howard Manley
Linn County
A. B. Clark
Vermilon
Joint Board of Supervisors
Dickinson and
Osceola
Joint Drainage District No. 1
Tithe Guaranty and Surety Company
Dickinson County
DeGraff
Jacob E. Decker and Sons
Cerro Gordo County
Floyd Park Addition
Sioux City
Hawkeye Land Company
Levy
Woodbury County
Miles Newby
S. M. Weaver
Viola S. Rice
Et al
Woodmen of America
Ethel Farley
Jones County
F. L. Anderson
C. M. Brown
M. W. of
A. Society
Stevens
George Kessel
W. J. Murray
Hardin County
H. E. Fry
Iowa Oil and Gas Company
Murray
Harry Albaugh
William and Forest Shrope
Cedar County
F. O. Ellison
Margaret Shrope
Vermilion
Instrument to measure projectile speed devised by standards bureau
A new instrument to measure the speed of a projectile as it passes through a gun barrel has been devised by the bureau of standards. The device aims to provide precise velocity data for ballistic research and firearms testing.
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Washington
Bureau
Vo Standards
Radio Programs Listed For Tomorrow Across Networks
Radio Digest credits Associated Press listings show stations across the United States announcing tomorrow schedules. Programs include talks, music, concerts, children's hours, farm reports, and orchestras at KFI Los Angeles KDKA East Pittsburgh KYW Chicago WGR Buffalo WHAS Louisville WHK Cleveland WOR Newark WOS Jefferson City WWJ Detroit etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
Associated Press
CKAO
Montreal
Eastern
KFAEF
Pullman Wash
Pacific
KFI
Los Angeles
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
KYW
Chicago
Central
KSD
St. Louis
WBAP
Fort Worth
WBZ
Springfield
Mags
WGR
Buffalo
WHAS
Louisville
Reading
Cleveland
WHN
New York
Astern
WLAG
Minneapolis
St. Paul
WMC
Memphis
WOR
Newark
WOS
Jefferson City
WWJ
Detroit
WOAW
Omaha
Cotter Cotter Lenore Domingo Dies in Junction Burial
Cotter Lenore Domingo died Friday January 4 and was buried in Junction cemetery. The Cotter family donated cars for the funeral cortege. Mrs. Guy Stapp and Mrs. Paul Klotz visited Junction Tuesday. L. A. Meredith had dental work in Ainsworth. Mrs. Price Davis went to Columbus Junction for dental work Tuesday afternoon. Lyle Duncan shipped a car load of hogs Tuesday morning. Gary Stapps butchered today. A reading contest will be held Thursday evening January 10. The Ladies club met with Mrs. Maude McGuire Wednesday afternoon.
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Cotter Cotter
Lenore Domingo
Junction
Cotter
Guy Stapp
Paul Klotz
L. A. Meredith
Ainsworth
Price Davis
Columbus Junction
Lyle Duncan
Gary Stapps
Maude McGuire
Keota M T Willis Dies After Long Illness at 83
Keota M T Willis died January 5 at 4 p m after several years of failing health and months of constant care. He was 83 and survived by four children Walter and Harry Willis Mrs Laura Teets and Mrs Sallie Sherman who cared for him at home. He later ran a hotel for about twenty years and was active in politics and civic affairs. He was a 50 year Mason and funeral services were conducted by Rev G C Conrad and Rev R C Lemon with Masons in attendance. Grandchildren from nearby cities attended. Burial followed at Keota cemetery.
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Keota
H. T. Willis
Willis
Walter
Harry Willis
Laura Teets
Sallie Sherman
Tyler Willis
Masonic Lodge
G. C. Conrad
The
Baptist Church
R. C. Lemon
Christian Church
Marjorie Clark
Lincoln
Nebr
Wanda Tennyson
Muscoltine
Ishmael Willis
Colfax
June Willis
Washington
Henry Hegist
A. A. McKeon
Willard Teets
B. F. Korf
A C. McNurlen
E. G. Werrington
Keota Cemetery
Charcoal Gas Trials In Berlin Buses
Berlin reports the use of charcoal gas to run motor buses replacing benzene gas. Experiments over a year with charcoal burners show the system economical and generally successful.
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Berlin
Local Moves and Cattle shipments in Havre area
Havre residents report cattle shipments by Howard Shafoose and Lambert leaving Tuesday. C 8 Carr sent a car of cattle to Chicago. Ben Fitzgerald relocates near Ainsworth, others plan farm moves. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid met at Mrs Will Stafford. Sol White and Daub noted in town. Oscar Gardner rents Will Stafford farm for upcoming move.
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Havre
Howard
Shafoose
Lambert
Carr
Chi- Caro
Ben Fitzgerald
Ainsworth
Walter Gardner
Frank Mayhew
Fitzgeralds
Fred Berger
Gardners
Glennie Hillhouse
Ben Miller
Pleasant Hill
Heaping Up Tames
In debates on proposed taxes no ardent propagandist believes his side will break the camel's back.
Nervous Mothers Report Relief From Vegetable Compound
A Indianapolis woman writes that after nursing her baby she was nervous and run down, but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from bottle two she improved greatly. She states she feels like a different person and endorses the medicine for women with similar symptoms.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia IE. Pinkham
Mia
Anna Suuiru
Norwood Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Gwyn
George Barr McCutcheon
Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc
Kenneth Gwynne
Kentucky
Minda Carter
Rachel
Viola Gwyn
Ilil—A
Isaac Stain
Chapter
Mr. Gwynne
Wisconsin
Coe
North
Rosella Wilson
Nate Benson
Roy Thatcher
Paul
Robert
Union School
Clyde Fishburn
Farmers Union No. 228
Catholic Hall
Paul Benson
Riverside
Route 1
Joe Hotka
Mercy
Flynn Bros
Supreme Court
Oscar Anderson
United States Railway Administration
Benton County
James Willet
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Emma Beers
Gillmore City
Pocahontas County
PD. F. Coyle
John Brant, Sr
W. J. Baldwin
Malissa
Lecraff
James Donaldson
Mary J. Kenergy
Buena Vista County
N. J le
Studebaker
Goode Hotel
James Tucker
Washington, Lowa
Studebaker Garage
I. W. Shhenefelt
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