Wedding Bells for Ha Irene and Fred Dobbyn in Montgomery
A late afternoon wedding united Miss Ha Irene Dobbyn and Fred Dobbyn at the home of Mr and Mrs John C Smith of Montgomery. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a vow exchange read by Rev O V Jackson. The bride wore blue georgette with peach embroidery and carried Columbia roses. The couple planned a motor trip to Lexington and will reside at 603 Southeast First Street after June 15.
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Hatfield Fails to Qualify at Chicago
Wet track hampers local runner Hatfield as Parks of Linton stands out by qualifying among few from the territory. The piece notes social visits and travels of residents including trips to Vincennes Indianapolis Flora and St Louis with several names mentioned among local families.
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Rotarians Arrive in Ostend for International Convention
Six shiploads of Rotarians, about half from the United States, disembarked at Flushing and traveled by taxi and on foot to Ostend to attend the International convention. The city wore a festive mood with flags from many nations displayed on public buildings as the Ostend session officially opened.
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Belgium
United States
Flushing
Ostend
Coca Cola Bottling Plant Installs New Filling Machine
The Coca Cola Bottling Company completed installation of a new type filling and capping machine praised by George Krempp for improved bottle uniformity and water quality. Also notes church services at Christian Science Parent Church 104 West Main St and hospital patients Herndon and Mrs Allison returned home after operations.
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Daviess, County Hospital
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How Mrs Weaver Was Helped
Mrs Weaver recalls she was never very strong and explains how neighbors offered aid during a difficult period. The account highlights acts of community support and Mrs Weaver’s gratitude for timely assistance from those around her.
Sleeveless dresses in offices spark debate and hypocrisy
A fragment from Thru Many Windows discusses office fashion and gender norms. Helen Woodward argues women should choose what they wear, while others question constraints on sleeves and modesty. The dialogue critiques male judgment and the idea of professional attire as moral proof.
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Indya
Helen Woodward
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Southampton
Mr Allen thanks alumni members at Washington High meeting
Mr Allen thanks the Washington High Alumni Association at its annual meeting Thursday night. He expresses appreciation to the members and notes the deep and tender companionship shared with the alumni. June 4.
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Brazil couple jailed for arson at vacant house
Bavids Hare, 53, and his wife were sentenced to prison terms for arson after admitting they set fire to a house. Mrs Hare testified she intended to burn lumber to cover a planned sale, while her husband watched for discovery.
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