Hardy Berry Wedding Solemnized in Country Home
Ada G Hardy and Claude G Berry were married April 20 at five o'clock in the country home of the bride's aunt Mrs Daisy Korndorfer. Ceremony featured Lohengrin march and Always, with a reception following. The couple will reside with Mrs Korndorfer. Berry is from Oklahoma City and the bride is from Salina Kansas.
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Prank M. Sivs
Lohengziin
Korndorfer
Lawrence Lee Bean
Salina
Kansas
Frank M. Sias
Wewaka
Okla
Mr. Berry
Dallas
Texas
Coming and Going Mr and Mrs Brank MM Sing Accompanied
Mr and Mrs Brank and Miss Sing with Mrs Lawrence, Sue Bean, and others have returned to their respective homes after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Phillips and family, and Mr and Mrs Boyett with sons Jack and Jimway, all of Cartshad Near Mexico, left after visiting friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Caral Builins and children of Rickaryeson Wow left Tuesday morning after visiting here. Mr and Mrs Kerbert Burns, Mrs Toy Stephenson, and Mrs O Sutton visited Farr with relatives.
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Brank
Lawrence Sue Bean
Meir
Winsas
W. If Boyett
Jack and
Jinway
Cartshad
Mexico
Foo
Wilton Mathis Aval
Caral Builins i
Rickaryeson
Avit
Kerbert Burns
Toy Stephenson
O. Sutton
Farr
Cea Nei Mae
Jorg
Hin
B. A. Apsyverus
Miet
York
Fragmented notes hint at sports and team mentions
Scattered phrases reference Tigers, traders, and various places with incomplete names. The garbled text implies sports results or notices but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Unclear OCR fragment from City notices
Fragmentary text from a city page segment with unreadable words and garbled place names. no coherent events, names, or dates clearly discernible for a proper summary.
College Nonsense Fragment Sparks Jumbled Text
A garbled OCR style passage mentions scattered words and names with unclear meaning. The readable bits include references to college terms and possible proper nouns, but the overall content is incoherent and does not convey a clear event or report.
Community club notes from Mound meeting details
The Mound Home Demonstration Club met at Roberts home on a Thursday with twelve members and one guest present. President led the session discussing finances, a sale brought 4.5, and a forthcoming project about pillowcases for Crippled Children. Lorraine Blackwood demonstrated chair usage and members planned a future meeting at Mrs Bearden’s home with refreshments served. Texas leads the nation in petroelum production with California and Oklahoma also noted.
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Elas
Roberts
McCorkle
Lydia Beant
Iehrace National Home
Blvs
Jealous Bride's Honeymoon Interruption in Alabama Case
Beatrice Davis, 25, pleads guilty to defamation for falsely accusing her husband of murdering a nine year old girl in Dunningham Alabama. Judge Cliver B Hall sentences her to 66 days in jail and a $30 fine. She admitted writing a jealous, deliberate note after confessing to a private and godly statement. The husband was briefly detained but released after her confession. The judge rebuked the actions and noted the couple’s strained situation. Davis tearfully accepted the penalty.
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Dunningham
Ala
Beatrice Bavis
Cliver B. Hall
Davis
Phyllis Car
Southside
Earl
Honeymann
Ambassador in Nanking Free Says U S Envoy Safe
The state department said U S Ambassador J Leighton Stuart is free to move around Nanking and not a house prisoner of the Chinese Communists. A spokesman said there is nothing to indicate he is not free to roam the city and that officials are not worried about his safety.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
J. Leighton Stuart
Nanking
Department
Michiel J. McDermott
Keg
Lodger named Robberta’s night at the boarding house
A fragmented narrative follows a lodger named Roberta and the fellow lodgers as they clash over routines and privacy. The scene shifts through domestic chores, clothing, and social tensions, culminating in a tense exchange about guests, work, and boundaries within the boarding house.
Dorothy Dix Pioneered Advice On Husbands And Wives
Dorothy Dix discusses why wives bar and husbands seek other companionship, arguing wives should endure and adapt to keep the home intact. She urges couples to confront issues directly, urging clear communication and stronger resolve to preserve marriage amid social pressures and temptations.
Mourning Customs Evolve After Widows Loss
A discussion notes that widow mourning expectations have loosened from strict public display to personal choice. It warns against ostentatious attire and jewelry at dances, while stressing respectful remembrance of the dead and avoiding extreme display.
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A.M
Britain to reinforce Far East fleet amid tensions
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee urged Britain to bolster its Far East naval presence after renewed aggression. Churchill demanded a strong show of force as Tokyo tensions persist and British prestige is at stake.
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London
Vafan Churchil
Tada
Britain
Churennt
Clevnien Allee
Jthan
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