Rosalind at Tivell Club Meeting Stranger in Night
Rosalind negotiates a risky social lead after meeting Allan Norris, a courteous yet probing lawyer, who warns her life won’t mirror movie fantasies. She hopes for a song tryout with Mr. Rogers, while Madeline and Jack discuss Rose’s new admirer and the Tivol encounter.
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Elgar
Altho
Madeline Browning
Duck Aysting
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Tivell
Baks
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Local families count large family births in Shellsburg
Parents in Shellsburg report multiple births including twins and triplets. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harger have two sets of twins alive. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanders welcomed boy triplets on June 2 and later twin girls, totaling fourteen children for Mrs. Sanders.
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Tichard Williams
Shellsburg
Henry Harger
Lawrence Sanders
Sanders
Twins and Triplets Record in Shellsburg Family
Descendants of David and Jane Harsher, early Shellsburg residents, hold the state record for twins and triplets. The family album notes David Williams of Vinton has 2-year-old triplets, with his sister and mother both twins, highlighting multiple twin and triplet births in the Williams line.
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Shellsburg
David
Jane Harser
David Williams
Vinton
Edwin
Willams
Tom Williams
Botanists Arrive in Mani tou Colorado for Waterloo Expedition
The Pikes-Pesk Daily News notes two Waterloo young men join a botanical expedition in Mani tou Colorado. The item promises flora and fair weather as scientists accompany the floral survey team.
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Manitou, Colo
Waterloo
Yearly court gathering at Alpine laboratory on Pikes Peak
Experimentalists arrive for a yearly meeting at the Alpine laboratory on the slope of Pikes Peak. The botanical family includes Dr. Francie Long of Tuscan Arizona, Dr. Glen Goldsmith of Colorado Springs, Dr. Lee Bonar of Berkeley, Miss Mabel Fleming of McPherson, Don M. Gary, Charles Whitfeld of Waterloo, Prof. and Mrs William T. Penfound of Cedar Falls.
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Pikes Peak
Francie Long
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Ariz
Glen Goldsmith
Colorado Springs
Lee. Bonar
Berkeley
Cal
Mabel Fleming
McPherson
Kan
Don M. Gary
Charles Whitfeld
Waterloo
Congress Must Meet At Least Once A Year In The U S
A constitutional requirement states that Congress must assemble at least once annually within the United States. The rule governs legislative sessions and ensures periodic deliberation by both chambers.
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