Knout Legacy and Hidden Jewels On Solovetsky Island
On a foggy night on a remote island, Hester bears brutal scars from a knout when Vinckers is accused of assaulting her while jewels fall to the ground. Sandy defeats Vinckers in a confrontation as Colonel Carlton weighs blame and adopts a family-like stance toward Isobel, Jarvis, and Mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Hester
Isobel
Ster
Vinckers
Syaty
Sands
Ivis
Jarvis
Mouse
Hunts Howdah
Net Carlton
Mike
Solovetsky Prison
Colonel
Winckers
Sampan
Colonel Carlton
Decamp
Nassau
Crewe
Carlton
Sambo
Mr. Jarvis
Flavia
Jehosaphat
Mra
Henry C Rowlend
King Daniuiee Grodin
A Century of Methodism By Rev C W Cochran
Local preachers and district appointees are listed for Crawfordsville Methodism in a historical account. The piece names district superintendents John M McClelland Thomas Osborn Edward Bentzinger Guy Fansher and pastors including John W Pool William Clapp Lloyd Tennant Charles Haven Myers and Charles Wesley Cochran. It also recalls Uriah Benjamin Smith and Charles R Norton among notable local preachers with brief biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. McClelland
Kansas
Manhattan
Thomas Osborn
Mount Pleasant
Edward A. Bentzinger
Shenandoah
Guy J. Fansher
Burlington
John Wesley Potter
John W. Pool
William L. Clapp
Rock River
Washington
Iowa
E. Lloyd Tennant
Bloomfield
Charles Haven Myers
John H. Taylor
Mahaska County
New Sharon
A. B. Hightshoe
Ottumwa
Milton
Charles Wesley Cochran
Crawfordsville
Uriah Benjamin Smith
Illinois
Eighth Iowa Infantry
Iowa Conference On Trial
Children’s Home Finding Association
Harriett Newell Riley
Smith
Charles R. Norton
Ohio
Prairie Chapel
Crawfordeville
Benjamin Orris
Camp Ground
Amos S. Prather
Albert EK
Mulhern
Frank Priebe's Weekly Letter Poultry Raisers Perspective
Frank Priebe discusses turkey production risks and market prices. He warns of past losses for turkey growers and predicts this year may offer better prices as fewer turkeys will be raised. He notes potential lower grain costs and higher turkey prices, with current futures showing lower corn and oats prices.
Junior Ping Ppong Tournament in Columbus Junction
May 3 event announced for a junior ping pong tournament at the community building in Columbus Junction. Local news notes include injuries, moves, visits, and household updates from residents such as Yate Huff recovery, Gladys Thompson moving to an apartment, and Os Kal oosa visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Yate Huff
Donald Huff
William Peel
Jefferson County
Fairfield
Otthimwa
Pleasant View
Leonard Frisk
Burlington Hospital
Gladys Thompson
Sitourney
Orn Jenings
Jennings
Levi Wagner
Third Street
W. F. Gance
Sheldon
J. C. Alington
WPA project tour and Lone Oak school closure noted
Zineer and Arnold Myers of Burlington visited Tuesday to inspect WPA projects. Lone Oak school closed Friday for a picnic and program attached to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zineer
Arnold Myers
Burlington
Lone Oak
Miss Vivian Booth Visits Davenport from Haskins
HASKINS May 3 The Misses Ethel and Vivian Booth and Mr. and Mrs. J L Sands came from Davenport for the weekend. Vivian remained through Thursday evening to garden but weather altered plans. Several local residents visited relatives in Washington Newton Columbus Junction and Kansas City for family and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia George
Niets
Peart Cecil
Conesville
Albert Haase
Charles Carter
Davenport
Dd. L. Lambert
Leroy Hughes
Clyde Partington
Oskaloosa
Marvin Brockway
Lyle
Roberta Brockway
E. Jasmonn
M. A Davidson
Washington
Sioux City
J. M. Marshall
Guy Crull
Fredonia
Muscatine
Columbus High School
Marguerite Jennines
H. Fuller
Vivian Booth
Haskins
Clara Goodlove
Ethel
J.L. Sands
Mrs. Sands
J. L
Sam Sands
Anna Nicholson
Godlove
Alex McCreedy
M. T. Coon
Duane
Fairfield
Harry Showaller
Chas Neff
W. A. McGinnis
Billy
Kansas City
W. A
Jeffrey Estate
McGinnis
Ralph Blankenborn
J. R. MccCreedy
Geo. Murphy
Fay Cherwinker
D.fe
Edwarde
Marjorie
Chas. Blackburn
Detroit
Newton
Clyde Breese
E. J. Frey
Jean
Columbus Junction
Sunday School At Ten In Lee Colton Tome
There will be Sunday school this Sunday at 10 a m with no preaching services scheduled. The notice confirms an orderly religious gathering without a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Colton Tome
Jud Tunkins Urges Caution on Speech and Time
Jud Tunkins warns speakers to verify facts before talking and suggests delaying or avoiding statements if confidence is lacking. The remark emphasizes careful communication and minimizes rash or unverified talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Tunkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixie Dugan
Steves
Ito
Istephen
Mrs. Hacket
Miss Dugan
BY Striebel & Mevoy
MR. Blish
Vinekers
Vinck
C. W. Cochran
Frank Priebes
Letter Poultaxraisers
Frank Priebe
North Franklin
Chicago
Singer
Singer Sewing
Marion Vhone
Harry
Tae
Yellowstone
Abner
Liberty
Congressman Robbins
Wm. E. Sloat
Official
Washington Directory
Richard Stewart
Ethel Grecian
W. P. Rawn
Helen Cresswell
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
Marion S. George
Lester B. Krabil
Kyle County
Boyd Foster
Harve P. Wilson
Fred Bauer
A. C. Peterson
North Iowa
Washington, Iowa
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Ralph W Thompson
Washington Loan & Trust
Colorado
Glacier Park
Black Hills
J. ©. McKay
Burlington Station
Lemley & Yard General Insurance
Washington Independent School District
B. A. Ralston
Harland W. Mead
Della Patton
Ethel McCreedy
C. W. Tucker
Ralph W. Thompson
P. L. Etter
T. J. Pease
Glenn Mace
A. E. Atchison
Livingston & Eicher S. W. Livingston and
F. C. Wicher
West Main St
Court House
Unicers
Lloyd Lytle
W. H. Fultos
E. F. Mitek
Henry Batley Aght Plant
P. L. Jordan C. J. Brown Earl Jackson CC. C. Reister Co
EK. Lemley
Kyle Park
Marian & Bailey
Frank V. Miller
J. B Lemmon
le F. Boller
H. Orr
Dr. O
J. H. Squire Ie
Jes
Will Dupuis
W. Carl Hedges Cilli Eods Fred Reid
City Library
Eva Denny
Homer Stephen
Eveready Plumbing
S&s
Lowa
HMAC
Chiropractors
Chasc
Theodore B. Bailey
Nicola Bridge
North Side Square
Binandard
H. &. Gray
City Hall
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
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