Society notices and wedding announcements blend into journal
The page records society notices, wedding details, and religious references. It mentions Miss Lenn Menace Evins of Hope and Mr Edward Astin of Hope, with a Prescott ceremony planned for November, and notes a Chrysothenium Sale sponsored by the Brockwood PLTA at Capitol Hotel. The text reflects a small-town society section with devotional readings and program references.
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Atile
Lenn Menace Evins
W. H. Evans
Hope
Edward Astin
Prescott
Wedley
Willy
Rev. Highsmith
Pistear
We Christiaat
Galy Allen
Elizabeth Struud Pane Civede Browning
This City
Brockwood Plta
Capitol Hotel
Border-Jumper Gets the Sack
Border officials report stopping a migrant attempting to cross the Rio Grande from Mexico. A 12 year old swam the river and was captured, and a family member was sent back to Mexico after officers intervened.
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Drownsville
Texis
Immie Diction
Rio Grande
Mexpico Angel
Traligeadion
Burdap
Ji Pol
Hia Daek
Handel Messiah Rising From Ashes Of Handelworks
In November 1741 Handel reappears after a retreat and adapts the manuscript of Messiah, producing it in August 1742 after a long effort. The premiere triggers wild enthusiasm, with Mrs. Cubber and the Hallelujah chorus drawing royal acclaim and Handel’s claim that the work was divinely inspired.
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Saul
Hinidel
Roland
Messia
Cuber
Polly Fe
Handel
God
Meteauth
Ithak
Tike
White House Functions Trimmed And Guest Lists Curb
A wary note on social life at the White House limits receptions to about 100 guests. The piece also mentions Harold Tekes joining a club for his controversial book remarks and notes on press relations, Nazi opinions, and Hollywood's treatment of stars including Ann Sheridan. It covers Schmeling's boxing bid and Wallace’s third-term stance with Mrs. Roosevelt's stance on fashion trends affecting campaign talk.
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White House
Iatecior
Harold Tekes
Grouch Club of America
Fekes
Hitler
Hollywood
Henry A. Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
Bruce Catton Sees G O P Delaying Convention Until Democrats Act
Washington NEA correspondent Bruce Catton reports Republicans consider delaying their convention to August to align with Democratic actions. Debate centers on avoiding a post convention letdown, speeding campaign launch, and timing notes from party leaders and possible nominees amid uncertainty over Roosevelt’s platform.
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Bruce Catton
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
John D. M. Hamp Lon
Republican National
Hope and Tumpshaidl County Court House Dedicated
Citizens celebrate the opening of a magnificent new courthouse in Hope and Tumpshaidl County with public pride and ceremonial events marking the milestone for local government and justice.
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Hope and Tumpshaidl County
New Yorker Seeks Match Amid Bagpipe Player Clues
A New Yorker with S800 seeks to marry a girl who plays the bagpipes. The report leaves unclear whether the aim is to save music or to strike a deal on two leases, blending personal ties with ambiguous intentions.
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A. J. Mills
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Wallace Pruokway
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Fran Dlindel
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Mendhe Mossi
Cest
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Horton
Haeas
Nis Hile
Kulerora
Sally
Susan Sally
Waynes Bros
the Court House
Sam Sampson
Fernwood
Idaho
Pabricia
Bares
Press Egents
Ann Sheridan
Gaing
Max Schmeling
America
Joe Louis
Atlantic
Mr. Schmeling
Hane
Maniitten
Coundi
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Gfibere
Ealvasior
Fenuwers
Galenas
Ann Sumbley
Edward Ellis
George Claire Raft
Trevor Dick Voran
Henry Armetya
Victor Jory
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