Mary Faith and Kim Face Jealous Strain Over Forbidden Sightings
Mary Faith, secretary to Mark Nesbit, marries Kim Farrell and faces strain as she suspects his attention to Miss Mather’s niece. A quiet domestic life with their baby is tested by flirtations and Mary Faith's jealousy, leading to a tense confrontation and questions about trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Faith
Captain Macedonne
Miss Math
Miss Mather
Kim
Haltworth Park
Jean Bartlett
Terrace Road
Wanger
Arlene Reddick Returns to Iowa City from Visit
Arlene Reddick has returned to her home in Iowa City after a two week stay. Neighbors and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Swailes and the James Colton and Jed Wagner households, visited on Sunday. A thrashers meeting was held at Howard Wagner’s residence Tuesday evening amid ideal field weather. Floyd Wagner and Bertie Wagner with Arlene Reddick called on Mr. and Mrs. William Salterberg Wednesday evening. Mrs. Howard Wagner lingered with a cold but improved recently. Eureka Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Florence Wagner at the Samuel Potraty home this Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, R
Arlene Reddick
Iowa City
Rodney Swailes
James Colton
Jed Wagner
Sadie Benson
Thrashers
Howard Wagner
Floyd Wagner
Clark Wagner
Bertie
William Salterberg
Eureka Ladies Aid Society
Florence Wagner
Samuel Potraty
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Rubio Area
Mr and Mrs Curtis Saveey and children visited Arthur Lambert in Rubio on Sunday. Andy Vorel and daughter Mary visited Ray Redlinger. John Webr's and several others spent time at H T Carris and George Lemley homes. Dorothy Deloris and Virginia Wehr called on B R Senft. Donald and George McCrabb visited H T Carris Thursday. Mrs H T Carris and James Lemley spent Sunday at George Lemley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Saveey
Arthur Lambert
Rubio
Andy Vorel
Mary
Ray Redlinger
John Webr
Vera Loomis
Harriett Tinnis
Marion Augustine
Wilton Harley
H. T. Carris
Ivan Little
Lee Sanders
Walter Wolfe
Dorothy
Deloris
Virginia Wehr
B. R. Senft
Donald
George McCrabb
James Lemley
George Lemley
Wellston Guests and Local Meetings Reported
Wellston Mrs Curtis Snyder hosted the Wellston club with Mrs John Wehr as a guest. Dutch Creek teachers met at Hard Scrabble school house. Harold Wehr won second prize in a contest. Hard Scrabble adds a new picture to their walls. Mr and Mrs Aaron Wonderlich and Vera of Richland visited J W Pulver. Charles Robertson of Brigh ton and John Robertson dined at Jo W Guy’s. Charles Lemley and family visited J M Pulver Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Curtis Snyder
Wellston Club
John Wehr
Dutch Creek
Harold Wehr
Aaron Wonderlich
Vera
Richland
J. W. Pulver
Charles Robertson
Brighton
John Robertson
West Chester Notes On Local Events And Changes
Mrs. Coffey rushed to Indiana after learning her father’s illness. A prohibition emergency meeting in Washington drew a West Chester delegation. The 5th grade play is set for Thursday. West Chester P T A elected new officers and planned year end activities. Seniors prepare a class play Be An Ontim fet for April 28. Home Arts club honored Mr and Mrs Collins at their neighbors’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Coffey
Indiana
West Chester
Washington
West Chester P. T. A
Ruth Wilsoning
Collins
Funeral for Willie Davis Held in Crawfordsville
Willie Davis funeral held Friday with a home service for relatives and a Presbyterian church service led by Rev Trevor Rees Interment at Cambrain cemetery pallbearers were cousins Edward Humphrey Fred Humphrey Rees Davis Richard Thomas Edward L. Humphrey John Williams A. L. Porter assisted by Rev The event noted several visitors and family movements including Mary Williams singing a requested solo and travels of the Hustons and Conroy family members to Chicago and Albania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Willie Davis
Harvey Davis
Satem Presbyterian Church
Trevor Rees
Cambrain
Edward V. Humphrey
Fred Humphrey Rees Davis
Richard Thomas
Edward L. Humphrey
John Williams
Aln Porter
Mary Williams
John Lee
Cecil
Columbus Junction
D. N. Anwyl
Will Duncan
George Maxwell
Washington
Cloyce Huston
Baby
New York
Tirana
Albania
George Conroy
Community social gathers for puzzles and goodbyes
Ben Holt hosts Friday evening puzzles and games as the crowd laments the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Collings. The school will miss Mr. Colling's place, with salaries noted around L1 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. Romine and children visited Mrs. Romine’s grandmother, Mrs. Van Sickle, and Sadie Dusenberry spent Sunday with Carrie Stouffer. The departed couple left for Pueblo, Colorado after a short visit with the Yeager and Orris families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Holt
Francis Romine
Rominae
van Sickle
Sadie Dusenberry
Carrie Stoufter
Gons
Pueblo
Colo
Yeager
Orris
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Sports
Mr and Mrs Will Bealer and their son attended a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs Will Propst at the Wess Finch home. The Farmer's Go Getters and their spouses were entertained Tuesday at the Leslie Gates home with five hundred. Leslie Gates traveled to Chicago Wednesday and Thursday. Presbyterian church youths had a weiner roast at the Bairds home Thursday. The Go Getters faced the East Enders Sunday at Libe's ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi
Will Bealer
Will Propst
Wess Finch
Leslie Ing Gates
Leslie Gates
Chicago
The
Presbyterian Church
Bairds
Farmer's Go Getters
East Enders
Libe's
Apparatus to Catch Cosmic Rays Revives Faded Plant Leaves
An apparatus to catch cosmic rays and make them work has been invented. It succeeded in restoring the natural green to the faded leaves of a plant placed in a vacuum.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akron
Macon
Ohio
Beatrice Burton
Dicate
Int
Mark Nesbit
Kimberley Farrell
Claire
Jack Maldon
Mrs
River Street
Mrs. Puckett
Mr. McClintock
Agnes
Mehitabel Mather
New England
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington R. 2
J. M. Pulver
Home Arts Club
Nellie Manners
Physical Culture Hotel, Inc
Dansville, New York
Bernarr Macfadden
UNA
O.K
Rod
Velvet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!