Lin Chooses Adele Over Phyllis In Love Triangle
Lindsey Putnam confesses he loves Adele Thorn ton, leaving Phyllis Rand hurt and wondering how Lin can abandon a long friendship to pursue the glamorous other woman. Phy longs for Lin but fears the change, while the firelit room heightens the emotional tension as Lin struggles with commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Putnnan
Phyllis Rand
Lin
Phy
Adele Thornton
Phyl
Adele
Lin and Phyl reunite after past conflicts at home
Lin visits Phyl with sumac on a rainy day as old feelings resurface. Phyl resists reunion while Adele’s stance remains central. Lin pleads to continue their past companionship, Phyl recalls their shared dreams, and they finally reconcile with a tender embrace. The piece then shifts to local notices and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Phyl
Lin
Pitcher Mountain
Adele
Sumac
Efelé
Funeral Farewell Echoes Of Chicago Friend
Mrs. E K Boshart travels to Chicago for a funeral after receiving a telegram from Veronica Lang. The item notes visits by relatives to Ackley Reinbeck and Washington and reports on departures to Thurman Colorado and a wheat yield on the Peter Krabil farm near Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Boshart
Chicago
Colorado
Joseph Unternahrer
D. D. Graber
Thurman
Colo
Peter Krabill
Westbound railway and bus schedules patchwork
Multiple rail lines and Burlington Trailways bus routes listed with daily and except Sunday frequencies. Includes Westbound No. 8 Davenport local, No. 25 Southwest Limited, No. 24 Southwest Limited, and Knoxville Branch No. 439, plus eastbound buses to Chicago and note on ticket purchases at the local depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden State Limited
Washington
Uncoascanavettis
California
Knoxville
O.M
PLA R. CO
Davenport-Kansas City
Kansas City
Burlington Trailways
Anacemens
Omaha
Chicago
Candy Kitchen
North Bide Square
Cantoni
Family notes and local visits near Wayland and Peoria
Mrs Stecker daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Conrad born near Wayland 31 years ago. Conrad family moved fifteen years ago and now live in Peoria Tremont area. Local guests include Frank McKay Mia Charles McKay and sons Richard and Lloyd visiting the Rickabaughs in a trailer park. G L Garick family and others picnicked at the park. Apricot crop nearly failures after July 3 hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rickabaugh
G. L. Garick
John Garrick
Ezra Wittmer
W. B. Harper
Roosevelt Seeks Neutrality Action by Congress
The state department studies effects of an embargo on treaty violators as the foreign relations committee delays action until the department report is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
State Department
Gillette
Foreign Relations Committee
Department
Parents Face Life Or Sight for Baby Son
Alfred Brainard, 26, a Delta schoolteacher, and Velda Brainard, 21, of Oskaloosa, must decide between certain death for their 9 month old son Charles Lee or possible life with blindness after glioma is diagnosed. Surgeons at Iowa State University Hospital in Iowa City plan to remove an eye or both if cancer has not spread to brain tissue, offering a chance to live.
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Oskaloosa
Alfred Brainard
Delta
Velda
Charles Lee
Iowa State University Hospital
Iowa City
Connemara Boys Wear Dresses to Fend Off Fairies
In Connaught, Ireland, boys wear dresses until about age fourteen due to belief that fairies steal boys and are misled by dresses. Mothers find dresses easier to make than trousers, influencing traditional practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connemara
Ireland
Daisy Names and Origins Across Cultures
The name Daisy traces to Anglo Saxon roots and is tied to the flower meaning day’s eye. It appears as a standalone name and as a nickname for Marguerite, the French word for daisy and pearl. It also links to Hadassah, an Assyrian name meaning star, when used as a nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Marguerite Daisy
Florence A. Cowles
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marguerite
Emancipation Day in American Negro Holiday Observance
The article notes Emancipation Day as the only major holiday celebrated by African Americans. It states there is no single nationwide date, with states observing the day they deem most significant in the passage of emancipation legislation.
Sister Visit Ties Iowa Des Plains Des Next
Floyd Parkinson travels from Lake View Iowa to Des Plaines Illinois to see a sister for two weeks. His niece Patricia Moore from Des Plaines joins for a week then plans to return to Lake View to visit the Parkinson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Parkinson
Lake View
Iowa
Des Plaines
Ill
Patricia Moore
Parkinson
Taking a Chance Sermon Urges Bold Faith in Park Service
Rev. Nichol preaches on risking safety and wealth for faith, urging listeners to avoid worldly gambling and to imitate Epaphroditus willingness to sacrifice health for the gospel. He stresses Christian duty and steadfast conviction over compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichol
Epaphroditus
Paul
Philippians
Christ
Packed House Hears Prof. Clapp's Symphony Debut
IOWA CITY A crowd of over 1,200 attended the world premiere of Professor Philip G. Clapp's two movement symphony Pioneers at the State University of Iowa festival opening. The 102 piece orchestra performed under Clapp as tickets remain for a string quartet program and for the Lawrence Tibbett recital on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Philip G. Clapp
State University of Iowa
Clapp
Lawrence Tibbett
Mrs. Geo Fishburn Buried in Nebraska
Funeral services were held at 2:30 PM in Chapman Nebraska for Mrs Geo Fishburn mother of Mrs Lauder Kennedy of east of town. Ill for years she died about 1 AM Thursday. The Fishburn family had long resided in Nebraska. Mr Fishburn is buried in Chapman. Mrs Kennedy joined relatives from Olds to attend.
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Chapman
Nebr
George Fishburn
Fishburn
Lauder Kennedy
East of Town
Crawfordsville
Nebraska
Kennedy
Olds
Rare Columbium Used in Steel Durability
The rare metal columbium is essential to prevent inter granular corrosion in high chromium stainless and heat resistant steels. The only known commercial supply of columbium is in Nigeria.
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Nigeria
Family ties recalled in Crawfordsville notice
In Crawfordsville on July 17 a local notice recalls Eva Clemens and her sister Jennie Clemens living in the area with Mrs. George Fishburn. The Fishburn family once resided here and Mrs. Fishburn is survived by several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
George Fishburn
Eva Clemens
Jennie Clemens
Model T 28 Wins Iowa Tin Can Derby
A Model T Ford, five years older than its driver and the oldest entrant, took first in the sweepstakes at the Junior Chamber of Commerce all Iowa tin can derby in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce
Blaze Destroys Block of Businesses in St. Charles
A fierce fire in St. Charles caused about 25000 dollars in damage sweeping a row of shops and shops. Fire departments from two towns prevented spread to the northwest part of the town. Businessmen surveyed smoldering remains at dawn as their establishments lay leveled.
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ST. Charles
Cream Jaloppy Wins Tin Can Derby at State Fair
R W Eat on, age 23, drove the jaunty cream jaloppy to victory over 34 entrants at the Iowa state fairgrounds. The car averaged just over 40 mph. Owner Oscar Jansen bought it two weeks ago for seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Fairgrounds
R. W. Eaton
Oscar Jansen
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C. W. McLaughlin
Long Beach
Donald Errol Mac Briy
Charley Chase
By Oscar Summers
Associated Newspapers
WIN Service
Washington County
State Banking Department
Journal
K. Schantz
Gilbert
Jesse Candy
Irvan
Cedar Falls
Nancy Rae
Ivan Kortkamp
Fairbury
Presheair
Sugar Creek
C. K. Schantz
D. J. Boller
Wm. Penner
Amy
Billy
Wright
D. C. Unsicker
W. B. Harper and Sons
Bob Milly
Roger
Waterloo
Staker
Mabel Staker
Tremont
P. J. Roth
Alan and
Orville
Henry Widmer
Clarence Roth
Milton Roth
Myers
Mvers
Lester G. Myers
John
Martha Lou
Mansfield
Mass
F. G. Myers
Irene Heath
Bernadine
Fort Collins
Mr. Myers
Mark Barton
Ethel and
Irwin
Roscoe
Ss. W. Kaster
Gerald Horton
Leone Crayton
Cedar Rapids
Orville Elder
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Elder
Mayo Hospital
Edward Hyncik
Musil
Barbara
Elia
Eloie Musil
Hyneik
Sylvia Musil
Joan Seigle
Harry Seigle
Martha Gadgin
Otto Newell
Lorraine
St. Paul, Mion
Clifford Snyder
Leigh W. Soule
Wayland
E K. Boshart
Veronica Lang
Veronica
Boshart
H. L. Kaufman
Jane
Moneda Yoder
Ackley
Kaufman
Sept. T C. Green
Ralph Stevens
Reinbeck
Chas. Thompson, Jr
Olive Boshart
Don Hays
Iowa Ave
Washington Lodge No
Kay Cox
W. M
A. W. Yard
Goodlander
C. F. Anderson
Prof. Clapp
Geo. Fishburn
Washington Dairy Fountain Service
Pgp Toot Ee
Arion
Iconomy
Tion Carl
Grubb Maytag
North Town Ave
Warner Bros
Chesterfield
Curtielg
Haeeriicll
Coste
Ee Mvena
Towacce Co
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