Traylor Heiress Weds Nathan Swift in Family Home Ceremony
Nancy Traylor daughter of late Chicago banker Melvin A. Traylor and Nathan Swift, heir to the packing family, wed in a small Barry Avenue ceremony. Rev. Thomas Anderson officiated before close kin and 75 friends as mourners limited guest list. The gown was ivory satin with sable collar and no attendants. The couple plan Bermuda honeymoon and Christmas in Chicago before moving into Mrs. Traylor’s home until spring.
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Chicago
U.P
Nancy Traylor
Melvin A. Traylor
Nathan Swift
Barry Avenue
Thomas Anderson
Wellington Avenue Congregational Church
Miss Traylor
Melvin A. Traylor, Jr
Bruce A. Baker
Lake Forest
Bermuda
England
Traylor
South America
Ras Lindamood to Move as TVA Dives into Norris Lake
Ras Lindamood, patriarch of Long Hollow, will relocate as Norris Dam's TVA project floods his log cabin after 75 years of a burning hearth. He plans a ceremonial transfer of the family fire to a modern four room house high on the hill, vowing the fire will burn there as long as a Lindamood dwells in the new home.
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Ras Lindamood
TVA Project
Edwin Holman Norris
Tenn
TVA
Long Hollow
Norris Dam
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ras
Uncle Sam
Maynardville
Joseph
Lindamood
Stubborn Britons Pack Royal Wedding Route
Crowds thronged the route for the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina wedding, pushing and shoving for a glimpse. Ambulances stood by as spectators used earth mounds and periscopes to view the gilded carriages while souvenirs sell briskly.
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Minnesota
Duke of Kent
Marina
Great Britain
Germans in Honor To Mother of 53
At Bonningheim a tablet honoring Barbara Ehmetzer described as Germany's best mother. Records credit her with bearing 53 children, 38 boys and 16 girls, during her life in 1504.
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Yuttgart
Germany
Bonningheim
Barbara Ehmetzer
Marks Terrapin in 29 Texan Finds It in 34
Newton Texas November 30 A terrapin bearing the inscription Sal Milaw Okla Summer 1929 Walter Raney crawled into Newton. B B Puller found the shell and traced the writing to Walter Raney at Fort Francis Wyoming where he served with the 20th Infantry. Raney confirmed placing the mark in 1929 at Sallisaw.
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Newton
Tex
Sal- Milaw
Okla
Walter Raney
B. B. Puller
Raney
Fort Francis
Wyoming
20Th Infantry
Sallisaw
Bell Ringers Complete 10 Hour Ox ford Treble Bob Major Peal
In Heptonstall England bell ringers at Hep tonstall Church spent 10 hours 51 minutes ringing Oxford Treble Bob Major with 17 824 changes. They stayed in the belfry 27 changes a minute, weighing bells from 700 to 1809 pounds, and avoided food and drink until the final note. A peal tablet was dedicated in the church. Pheasants cause little crop harm by destroying insect pests and cut worms.
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Oxford
Heptonstall
England
Albino Buffalo Calf Spurs National Bison Range Surprise
The National Bison Range in Montana reports a rare albino buffalo calf. This is the only known albino buffalo currently identified in the range.
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Montana
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Nathan Swift, Packer
Tokyo
Japan
Congress
Harris Food Stores Institution
Vegetabe
Cloverbloom
Crisco
Maxwell Hou
Peaches
Evape
Pork & Beans Star
Mother's Oak
Armour's
Rex
Ruit
Royal
London
Charles Priolo
Hite
Eveready Prestone
National Carbon Company, Inc
National Carbon Co., Inc
New York
N.Y
UCC
Union Carbide and Run Corporation
Ie Austin
Ulek
Lincoln
Pontiac
Mate
F.C
Studebaker
Roy
Willys
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