Abundant Life Sermon at Coe College Baccalaureate
Dr. H M Gage president of Coe College delivers The Abundant Life sermon at the baccalaureate service in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel. He cites John 1010 and emphasizes prosperity, humility, sacrifice, courage, and inner spiritual abundance for graduates.
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Former President Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Names and Terms
A dense OCR puzzle list includes clues for Across and Down entries. It features references to a former president and various wordplay items such as measures, forms, and objects, with several partial answers like ALBERT and other historical or linguistic hints.
Reckless Lady Karen Mallory Returns to Court Scene
Karen Mallory, sought for the deaths of two women, returns to New York from hiding and visits the victims' home. She is aided by Judge Stoddard then flees, later going to the district attorney's office. She is subpoenaed and prepared to testify, facing scrutiny from the courtroom while the Mariettes watch.
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Trial Ends as Karen Testifies on Mallory Case Outcome
Karen Mallory tearfully explains she returned after learning of two deaths and her involvement with Ping. The jury quickly returns a verdict, with Lawton guiding Karen from the stand as Ping confronts her later about Serge and marriage. Karen reflects on duty, fear, and debt to her siblings.
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Milford Returns Home After Years of Struggle
A cousin who left for the city to seek his fortune writes home after fourteen years, asking his parents to meet him at the old Mill Bridge at midnight with a simple outfit. Meanwhile, Karen frets over love triangles and a dramatic encounter with Prince Serge, complicating her engagement to Ping.
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Stars Say For Tuesday June 8 Taurus Gemini
The forecast warns of uncertainties and possible trickery in finances and business. Change or travel may benefit employment while individuals should guard private affiliations against minor frictions and watch for fraud or hidden attacks. A birthday note suggests a year of perplexing, dubious situations needing alertness.
Fragmentary Description of a Clever Character
The passage hints at a restless versatile and fairly ingenious figure with an intriguing subtle nature. It suggests originality and complexity in mood and behavior.
Theaters Offer Multiple Films From Major Studios
Iowa listings show Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern in There Goes My Girl at the theaters with George OBrien in Hollywood Cowboy. Paramount presents This Is My Affair with Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck. New State features They Gave Him A Gun and California Straight Ahead with John Wayne. Palace screens One In A Million with Sonja Henie and Adolphe Menjou and Penrod and Sam. Rialto shows The Gay Desperado with Nino Martini and The Mighty Trove with Nash Beery Jr and Barbara Read.
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