Hope High P T A plans April 27 softball event
Society notes detail Hope High School P T A hosting a teachers vs parents softball game at Legion Park on Thursday April 27 at 4 pm with 25 cents for students 5 cents for adults and free for under school age. Proceeds fund a new electric cold water fountain.
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Coming and Going as Chamberlains Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. W A Chamberlain left for Denver after a short visit with Mrs. D T Chamberlain, Miss Genie Chamberlain, and Mr and Mrs Bill Roberts. Mrs Harold Hartsfield and son Jimmy returned from an extended vacation with sister Miss Clara Parris in Coolidge Arizona.
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Maragon Case Goes to the Jury
John Maragon, Greek-born Kansas City bootblack and ally of Harry Vaughan, faces three perjury charges as federal jurors hear the case in Washington. Prosecutors say he lied about finances and government contacts. defense argues he did nothing wrong. The nine jurors and three alternates began deliberations after closing arguments and judge Bailey’s final instructions.
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Too Late Dear Miss Dix on a nagging wife and marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a desperate wife asking if love can be rekindled after years of control and bitterness. The advice warns that crushed affection cannot be revived and stresses preventive remedies. The column also covers mismatched couples and the need for shared values and plans to sustain marriage.
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Snowed-In Midwest Faces Deep Freeze and Floods
The Midwest endures heavy snow in Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and far beds with temperatures down to 16. Flooding hits Minot and adjacent lands while homes and farms suffer as 6 000 people lose homes. A woman of 60 is urged to seek independence and not be a societal parasite.
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