Divorce Granted To Louise Hathaway After Alleged Abuse
Louise Hathaway, star of Fat- S, was granted a divorce from her husband yesterday amid claims of severe domestic abuse. In interviews she spoke of fear and remembered attorney advice while comments from others hinted at personal and academic gossip.
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One Act Play Kyoto? Emigrants in Russia Scene
A noisy collage of jokes poems and gags features a one act play set in Russia with emigrants wandering. The scene features lines about Columbus discovery and a slow curtain ending.
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Columbus
America
Debates and gatherings mark Lone Mound week
A community week at Lone Mound includes sermons affected by rain, debates on the 18th amendment and moral decline, and social events. Local families visited, young people hosted a party, and visitors from Broken Arrow joined relatives. Revival meetings are planned for August.
Quail Community News Quiet Amid Busy Farmers
Quail reports quiet days as farmers stay busy after rain. Miss Retha Gardner, our primary teacher, is improving in Hedley despite illness. Her family from Percilla, Texas, visits. Several residents travel or host, including K A Woods from Tulsa and Mrs. W H Brook of Las, with others returning home from Albuquerque. The rural route extension brings two miles more service, benefiting local patrons. Charlie Shields drives a new Ford, and fishing trips yield a fine time. Mrs. W W White visits her daughter in Floydada this week.
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Gertha
Percilla
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Rudolph
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W. H. Brook
Las
D. T. Weavers
Munday
Bert Weaver
Madge
Lattrel Walker
Quail
A. W. Atkinson
W. J. Petty
W. W. Sherrell
Charlie Shields
Jack Beck
R. BD. Long
W. W. White
D. E. Godwin
Floydada
Marella Community Harbors Rainy Weekend
A slow rain Saturday and Sunday brings beneficial moisture to Marella area farmers as cotton planting proceeds and feed crops are established. Local social notes highlight a closing program at the Marella school and visits among residents including Weldons and Shirleys, with club plans shifting to the schoolhouse for meetings.
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E. A. Weldon
Mae Shirley
Johnnie Williams
Austin
Florence Arnold
Clarendon
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Marella School
Jess Shirley
Wellington
Roy Shirley
Bessie
Sadie Maxwell
Lille
Clyde Ming
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Local Notes From Lillie and Wellington Community
Sunday shower noted with no Sunday school due to cloud cover. Bro J C Clement preached Sunday night. Several residents listed as ill or visiting others. Grandparents Berry and Bessie Maxwell return from Coffee County. A correction to last week’s Liflie Items. N E Feemster and Mollie Goforth wed June 5 near Wellington. Go forth a longtime resident with wishes for happiness. LifeLoaf product advertised by Singley Brothers.
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Helen MeMim
S. E. Brown
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Bessie Maxwell
Coffee County
Inell Skaggs
Inell
Shannon Clement
Wellington
Dorothy McMinn
Della Tucker
Thompson
Alvin Sayers
Cross Roads
Albert Gollihugh
Graham
C. S. Graham
N. E. Feemster
Mollie Goforth
Wellington Made Flour Returns Offer Shelf Notice
If you get a sack of Wellington Made Flour that is not as good as what you have been using, return it and get your money. Singley Bro. 4c.
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Worms in Children Warned as Health Threat
The notice describes symptoms of intestinal worms in sickly children and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy. It claims the product destroys worms without harming the child and lists a price of 35 cents at Palace Drug Co.
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Herbine Promises Quick Relief and Fresh Vitality
A vintage tonic claim describes Herbine as curing torpid liver and constipation with prompt effect. It asserts first-dose relief and a purifying impact that drives out bile and impurities, delivering exhilaration and vigor. Price 60c at Palace Drug Store.
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Treasury announces Second Liberty Bond exchange offer
Holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds may exchange at par for United States Treasury bonds dated June 5 1927 bearing 8 percent interest. Bonds mature in twenty years but redeemable after sixteen. Exchange offer ends around June 15 and accrued interest is paid as of January 1927. Consult bankers or trust companies for details. A W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Washington May 31 1927.
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Trust Company
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