Amory and Pia Find Love Amid Papua Gold Plot
In Papua New Guinea on a liner voyage, Philip Amory saves Gin-Sling and falls for Pia Laurier, whose engagement to Sir Richard Fanshaw complicates matters. Amory pursues Tatatata gold, confronts Fanshaw, and sets a perilous course across Fisherman Island and jungle toward a race for the claim, with Jinny’s clandestine help and Spicer’s schemes clouding the path.
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Philip Amory
Neishman
Daru
Papua
New Guinea
Amory
Pia Laurier
New South Wales
Tatatata
Genevieve Treacher
Pia
Richard Fanshaw
Fanshaw
Pia Appears by Romilly River in Quiet Revelation
The narrator encounters Pia along the Romilly river far from civilization and feels an immediate, fated connection. She stands apart with a grave air as she prepares to speak, and he grasps her hands, finding solace in their survival and shared future despite an unsettled undercurrent.
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Pia
Romilly
The Black Sheep's Bond in a Far Port Moresby Marriage
In Port Moresby Amory is forced to wed Pia under threat of arrest for murder. A jail term follows as he fights loneliness while Pia battles her own perilous choices. With Tatatata gold at risk and Smithson's drinking scandal looming, Amory plots a risky power of attorney as royal visits tighten the noose.
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Amory
Bassett
Pia
Jie
Spicer
Thursday Island
Laurier
Fanshaw
Jinny Treacher
Paneshaw
Tatatata
Mr. Gartney
Richard Fanshaw
Port Moresby
Mr. Spicer
Tean
Dara
Darling
Caxon
Koki
Eivil
Inport
Bisherman
Daru
Holly
Australia
Palm Avenue
Mrs. Laurier
Phil
Ruth
Boaz
Golly
Iia
Mum
Milions
Smithson
England
Tatluta
Genevieve Treacher
Emperor
Ila
One Way to Get Out in Cleveland Trial
Joseph Enreo, 22, served three days in jail for careless driving of an undertaker flower truck. He was released for three hours to drive the hearse in a funeral procession, then returned to serve the rest of the sentence.
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Cleveland
Joseph Enreo
Hawkeye Airways Incorporated Articles of Incorporation
Public notice that Hawkeye Airways Incorporated is organized under Iowa law on February 26 1930. It will operate in Washington Iowa with transport aviation and a flying school, for twenty years with renewal. Authorized capital is twenty thousand dollars. board of 2 to 5 directors to elect officers. annual meetings first Tuesday of March 1931 and each year after. Members vote one share per share owned. stockholders’ private property exempt from corporate debts. May 3 10 17 24.
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Hawkeye Airways Incorporated
Iowa
Hawkeye Airways, Incorporated
Washington
Secretary of State
Board of Directors
Aaid Corporation
Senior Banquet Closes Commercial Club Year
High School seniors attended the last Commercial Club function of the year a six thirty banquet in the cafeteria. Mrs. R L Coulter prepared the meal, Bernice Adrian and Mary Briley served. Jerry Kelly acted as toastmaster and Bernice Adrian sang two solos with Mae Man gold on piano. The program featured “Our Boat Leaves the Harbor” by Flora Dodds and other voyages. Virginia Mirgon read the Senior Will and Sherman Watson was named next year’s pew president. Bernice Adrian led group singing. Lucille Knox planned the program.
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Commercial Club
R. L. Coulter
Bernice Adrian
Mary Briley
Jerry Kelly
Mae Mangold
Flora Dodds
Miriam Miksch
Man Mangold
Virginia Mirgon
Pew
Sherman Watson
Lucille Knox
Girl Reserves Pa Ma Me Party At High School
Tuesday evening the Girl Reserves held a Pa Ma Me party at the high school with the installation of new officers for next year and an interesting program.
Mother’s Night at HIV Marks Installation of Officers
Wednesday evening the organization held Mother’s Night at HIV and installed officers for the next year, signifying a formal transition of leadership and continued community service.
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HIV
Junior College Performs The Monkey's Paw in Contest
An assembly at 1:15 featured the junior college play The Monkey's Paw, entered for Iowa City contest. Cast includes Mrs White Priscilla Morrison Mr White Lawrence MecKune Gale Fisher Mr Morris Dave Elder and Mr Sampson George Zeck. The presentation was unusually well received by students.
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Iowa City
White
Priscilla Morrison
Lawrence MecKune
Gale Fisher
Morris
Dave Elder
Sampson
George Zeck
Origin of Handicap in Medieval Straws From Hat
In medieval races contestants drew straws from a hat to decide starting positions. The practice was called hand in the cap in the vernacular, and over time the term evolved into the word handicap used today.
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Dary
Fanghan
Fisherman Island
Jinny
Brin
Grace
fHitlle
Mughes Massie
Unh
Tia
Richard
Juller Holly
Old England
Beatrice Grimshaw
WLU II
Pawers
W.N.U. Strvice
O. Ky
Hegular
Rose M Reid
W. M
Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Edith Pulver W. H. P
Hazel Haven
Worthy
Washington Lodge
A. Fr &T
A. M
E. E. Stutsman
M. M
A. W. Yard
Cyrus
BR. A. M
J. W. Enslin H. P
A. WV. Yard
Sas
Pass
Golden State Limited
Knoxville
Roia
ANCH
L. Goodlander
J. C. McKay
Southwest Limited
Steet
C. Bell
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