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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
7
The neighborhood is saddened by the death of Mrs. Adam Uibe and extends sympathy to her family and friends in this quiet tribute.
Mrs. S R Miller was a caller at the Charles Schiebel home one day last week, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W Longer.
Elizabeth spent Sundays at Alvie Nethergalls while Mr and Mrs Fink and their sons were among those attending the Linger longer party at Art.
Mary Lou Thurston travels to Grand Central to meet Delight Harford in a tense personal drama. She reveals she is not the other woman but the woman who cared for Travers Lorrimer, now alive, while Delight grapples with memories and the betrayed past. The pair confront truth and loyalty as Larry Mitchell’s role surfaces.
Travers Lorrimer mistakes Mary Lou Thurston for Delight Harford and Mary Lou agrees to act the part. Larry Mitchell discovers the real Delight as the deception strains, while Mrs Lorrimer hopes Delight is not Travers wife. Mary Lou contemplates next moves after a sleepless night.
Plumbing firm Beam and Carson Plumbing and Heating featured Duro pumps and water softeners at 119 Northlow Ave with prompt service and phone contact 263.
Mrs Ezra Wittmer and Mrs Bat Stutz man with Mrs Jake Roth opened the Legion hall social as Auxiliary members met Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lucille Sponberk attended her S S class and helped with social duties. Mrs Helen Graber hosted the Golden Glow club nearby Tuesday evening. Mrs Joe Wittig and Miss Bima Rittler left town this week.
Harmony correspondent reports a pony was lost last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W W Gideon stopped by Walter Longer home. Debora Longer spent a week with Tom Evans. Emil Fink and family visited relatives in Fairfield on Sunday. Otto Schiebel visited Chas Schiebel home last Tuesday.
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