Mary and Hubert Hand Bargain Over Silence
In a tense exchange Mary confronts Hubert Hand about a murder case and a plan to trade silence for innocence. He implies she knows more than she admits and asks her to withhold details of a cabin conversation observed by Ollie Ricker. Mary weighs risk of third degree exposure against protecting herself.
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Sam
John
Mary
Hubert Hand
Chad
Dewn
Kot
Ollie Ricker
Tenia “Td
Sam Stanley
Uncle
Danny
Gaby
Panouy
England
G. C
Daniel Canneziano
California
Ring of lost clues deep in Gaby’s room on the Desert Moon
Mary recalls a tense scene with Danny on the Desert Moon ranch as Gabrielle’s ring drops, secrets surface, and a missing attic key prompts a search for who could reveal the truth about Gaby’s fate.
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John
Mary
Danny
Gaby
John Auway
Death of Ex President Taft Ends Nation’s Mourning
The nation mourns the death of ex president William Howard Taft at 72 years old in Washington D C after months of illness. He served as chief justice from 1921 to 1930 and was buried near the Potomac. His life spanned Cincinnati Yale and key posts including secretary of war and Philippines governor.
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William Howard Taft
Washington
D. C
Potomac River
National Capitol
Cincinnati
Ohio
Yale
Egg Court
Chncinnat
United States
Philippines
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Yale University
Harding
Beringen Sea
Great Britain
Russia
Nagua
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Department of Labor
Bureau of Mines
Commerce Court
Court of Customs Appeals
Federal Industrial Commission
New Mexico
Arizona
Waves climb sand mountain to prove perseverance
A children’s beach tale follows tiny waves as they repeatedly push up a sand heap, ignoring a boastful sea-gull. The gull learns the lesson of perseverance as the waves eventually erode the heap and vanish the mountain, proving steady effort matters.
The Children's Corner Debuts In The Tribune
The Tribune introduces a new feature called The Children's Corner to engage young readers. It will run for twelve weeks and may continue if well received, with readers invited to share likes and suggestions via mail, phone, or in person.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Township Assessor Candidacy Declared by Alice McLane
Township Assessor Alice Kepler McLane of Pershing announces candidacy for Jackson township assessor subject to the Democratic primary in May. She has six years as deputy assessor and is described as well qualified for the office.
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Alice (Kepler) McLane
Pershing
Jackson Township
Pia
Slesdie
Mrs Leavell and Daughter Visit With Paper in Anderson
Mrs George Leavell and her daughter visited Anderson last week with her paper, accompanied by Mrs Earl Whipple.
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George Leavell
Anderson
Earl Whipple
Floyd and Family Spend Weekend with Relatives in Columbus
Floyd and family visited relatives in Columbus Ohio over the weekend. Mrs Petty was called away to WW then returned later.
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Floyd Par
Columbus
Ohio
Petty
Lincoln High Girls Basketball Team Roaring Start
Lincoln High girls basketball, coached by Ruth Price, posted five wins in six outings this season. The roster features Elisbury, Lee, Caldwell as forwards, Yohler at center, F Conner and M Conner as guards, with Diffenderfer Hinsky and Hern as forwards and guards.
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Lincoln High School
Lassies
Hagerstown
Centerville
Beauty expert Doris Hale to answer readers questions
The Tribune announces a series by Doris Hale, a leading beauty expert, inviting readers to send questions. She will address beauty concerns and offer guidance in forthcoming installments.
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Milady
the Tribune
Doris Hale
Doris
Tad
Comate Sue and Mnersville Figures Mentioned in Notice
Fragmentary OCR cites Mr and Mrs Herbert with place names and dates obscured. Context unclear but indicates a social or legal notice involving local residents.
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Tary
Comate
Mnersville
Herbert Piace
Thiaies
Cambridge Chapter Convocation and Local Acquisitions
Cambridge Chapter No. 9 states a convocation Friday March 14. Local real estate changes include sale of property on West Main Street owned by Omer Hurst daughters and others to Ona Mercer. Several residents and visitors travel to Indianapolis Newcastle Dayton and Springport for visits and events.
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Cambridge
Harmeier Agency
George Brumfiel
West Main Street
Omer Hurst
Richard Houseworth
Dan
Ona Mercer
Ed. Reynolds
Local social rounds fill weekends with visits and dinners
The Friday Night Club meets Thursday evening or at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Miss Jean Callahan of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. William Clifton and daughter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Paul in Muncie. Mrs. Floyd Petty traveled to Columbus Ohio after a death in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Lester of New Castle dined with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kiser. Pauline Widner returned to Indianapolis after visiting relatives here and Connersville. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams and daughters visited Mrs. Harry Kuster in Columbus Ohio. Roland Woods and family dined Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Harrison of Connersville visited Horace Hamilton. Jennie McGrew hosted her 500 club Tuesday. Sam Gerber has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott of Richmond visited D. C.
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Mrs. Earl
Pauline Widner
Indianapolis
Connersville
W. D. Williams
Betty
Joan of
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Kuster
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Kay Cleaver
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Desert Moon
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Sonny Sackin
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the Children’s Corner
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Claude Kitterman
Florida
Frank Rummel
J. H. Ayres
Newcastle
Charles Close
Edward
Maxine Hutchinson
Alpheus Martindale
Keith Veatch
Heron
Dayton
Omer Conner
Chas. Bates
Springport
Priscilla Boyer
Dan Evans
Eastern Star
Jean Callahan
Chas. Loeb
William Clifton
Mrs
Perry Paul
Muncie
Floyd Petty
Clay Lester
Adam Kiser
Mrs. Roland Woods
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Jennie McGrew
500 Club
Sam Gerber
Robert Elliott
Richmond
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