Engagement to be solemnized in Indiana church
The article describes an upcoming wedding in Loogootes with Miss Corin to wed Carl Pate, a division chief in the internal revenue department based at Hivansville. The bride, teaching French and English in Decatur High School, is the daughter of State Senator W.4. Penrod and will be married by Rev. F. Mahler amid a Bloomfield, Indiana guest list.
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Misa Corin’ Penfed
The
Martin County Tribune
Decatur
Charles Everett Burton
Flossie V. Edwards
Leroy Sargent
First
Christian Church
Irene Burton
Frank Flaniman
Atfsam
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Reeve Township
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West Oak Street
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Weekend social notes from Montgomery and Longontee
Miss Bridgett Hugues spends the weekend with parvys at Montgomery New York Sowa. Mrs J G Dillon visits sister Mrs Clara Leakins in a Longoulate over the weekend. Mrs Maggie Keller returns home from a visit in the city with Mrs Lee Opal ster. Mary Larkner Miss Wally Clark and May MaryMatewson weekends with parents at Montgomery. Mr and Mrs BE Wm Berry and children guests of relatives at Flora. Ladies fashion notes on gowns and accessories describe orchid pink yellow and orange tones with embroidery and beading. Mrs H W Hofman and children visiting relatives in Salem Mrs Bessie Wise visiting relatives west end. Mrs J I Guthrie receives home in Longonte after a visit with Mrs dalentir Atrs Oto Stone. Miss Wanita Galus of Lagrange visiting relatives. Mrs William Hacker and fren spend week in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs AL 0 Puthersany plan Loogootee for wedding of Alex Corrine Penrod tg Carl Pate. Bright colored shoes worn by older women for dress or evening wear. Misses Sua and Amanda Colbert model embroidered pleated work fabric. Randal wood emerging as a popular color for beadwork.
Young Japan tests militarist rule at Tokyo university
A wave of student protests at Waseda University in Tokyo challenges the military establishment. Army officers and university leaders were driven from the stage as students shouted "Murderers" and "blood drips," signaling a bold move by a generation wary of militarism. Police move to fire faculty and students deemed to harbor dangerous thoughts, illustrating a potential shift toward democratic influences in Japan's governance.
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Japan
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New Method to Save Russian Agricultural
American agronomist Prof. Albert A. Jx4don discusses Russia's agricultural reform, urging rapid adoption of tractors, training, and electrification. He notes famine as a trigger, government education plans, and the need for skilled tractor operators, peasant schools, and modernization to match U.S. farming advances. He stresses village-based instruction and parallel modernization of industry and home life to boost productivity.
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Russia
Albert A. J X4don
America
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United States
U. S.A
Woman and girl killed in wreck near Hobart Indiana
Mrs. John Clark of Hobart Indiana and her eight year old daughter were instantly killed when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train here while on a party trip to Chicago. The husband was injured as were others in the party.
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John’ Clark
Hobart Ind
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Chicago
Me Olive Association Holds Convention at Second Baptist Church
The Me Olive Association holds its annual convention at Second Baptist Church with sessions from Monday through Sunday. Local church members anticipate seventy delegates and will host attendees in area homes.
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McParland Union President Dies in Hospital
John Mee Parland, president of the International Typographical Union, died at St. Vincent's hospital after long illness. Charles Howard of Detroit, first vice president, becomes president. Parland had twice held the post of secretary and led the union across two hemispheres.
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John Mee Parland
St. Vincent's Hospital
McParland
Charles Howard
Detroit
M McParland
International Typorraphical Union
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Names and Event Fragments
The readable text lists scattered names and phrases about a near death escape, a highway incident, a car, water, and a president reference. It includes Mrs Tho Whitney and Walter with unclear actions and dates, but lacks coherent event details or outcomes for a concise summary.
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