Mayflower Cradle Sparks Expert Debate
A disputed claim centers on the Fuller cradle linked to Plymouth Mayflower passenger Samuel Fuller. historians question its origin arguing the cradle was made in Plymouth from American oak and later associated with Dr. Samuel Fuller’s family through descendants records.
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Plymouth
Massachusetts
Wadsworth Atheneum
Hartford
Connecticut
Samuel Fuller
England
America
Printing and collecting curiosities from old relics
A reader inquiry outlines George Baxter’s color print process from 1835 to 1860 with multi block color setups, plus details on Martele silver by Gorham and a note about comparing original Boston Massacre Gazette copies. It also covers pocket knife collecting tips and references two pamphlets by Ferguson for collectors.
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Gorham Silver Co
Martele
M Jacag
Gorham
Ferguson
P.O
Fairburn
Ohio
Style Tips India Fashion Mix Sparks Wide Attention
A fashion palette spans Eskimo jackets and Pentiian ponchos with American Indian influences. Tights pair with minis in opaque tones as designers showcase diverse layers and contrasts. The piece highlights trend-forward outfits across cultures and eras.
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India
Mystery Debuts at Fremont Library Reading
A new mystery by Amanda Cross titled Poetic Justice unfolds on a university campus amid student unrest and academic politics. The plot centers on a professor’s death and power struggles, with Auden quotations lending scholarly air and ensemble academic types shaping reactions to committee meetings.
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Amanda Cross
Dorothy L. Sayer
U University
W. H. Auden
Church Slates Dance Hawaiian Night at Santa Paula
Santa Paula Catholic Church hosts a dance in the new parish hall on Saturday August 29 from 9 to 1. The Reefers perform and a variety of older Hawaiian entertainment will be featured. Dress is optional but Hawaiian costumes are encouraged to enhance the event.
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Santa Paula
Herrierialament
Reefs
Drive to boost membership for Fremont Newark Philharmonic
The Philharmonic Society of Fremont Newark plans an October 1 renewal and recruitment drive offering a free ticket to joiners. Family memberships priced at $25 include tickets for all children. Amemiya and 60 discuss further drives to boost attendance and plan events.
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Philharmonic Society of
Fremont-Newark
Sue Gygax to Be a Bride in August Ceremony
The Church of the Wayfarer will unite Miss Suzanne Fheeaeh Gygax and Paul B. Barry Jr. in a 4 p.m. ceremony on August 21. Suzanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Gygax of Fremont, is a 1970 Washington High School alumna and PBX operator in Fremont. Barry, of Hayward, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Barry Jr. of Huntington, Texas, and a senior physical education major at California State College at Hayward, where he plays on the football team. He works for Pacific States Steel Company.
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Church of the Wayfarer
Suzanne Fheeaeh Ausiangery Jr
Frank H. Gygax
Mayfield Drive
Fremont
Tremblay
Caries Gillespie
New
Miss Gygax
Frank Steven Gygaz
Andichael James Gygax
Newark
Lynn Rene Gygax
San Francisco
Washington High School
Eben Elect
Ator
Montgomery Warl
Hayward
Paul B. Barry Jr
Huntington
Texas
Alma Barry
Vallejo
Dave Barry
Joseph Barry
Verlyn Beety
Brest Kalahiki
Paull
la Vern Moore
Barbara Aruda
Berkeley
California State College At
Pacific States Steel Company
Jans Dmiskovich
Lorie Johnston
Walter Magdefrau
Madgefrau
Pleasanton
Steven Lopez
Walter Magdetrau
Jeannie Lopez Marries Magdefrau in Hayward Ceremony
Jeannie Lopez wed Walter Magdefrau in a Carmel and Southern California honeymoon following a 1 o clock ceremony at a local church. The bride, a Washington High alumna and San Jose Medical College graduate, wore a satin organdy gown. The groom, a Vietnam veteran and St. Rose Hospital staffer, is from Hayward. Guests included siblings and local family members.
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Washington High School
San Jose Medical College
St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Hayward High School
University of California
United States Army
Vietnam
Mid-Summer Cheese and Chicken Balls
A mid-summer treat blends cream cheese with blue cheese and green onion, rolled into bite sized balls and threaded with chilled ruby pear cubes. Diced cooked chicken mixes with toasted almonds celery and leeks to create a crunchy, flavorful filling.
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California
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George Baxter
Martele Sil
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Boston
Rich Gazette
Paul Revere
Library of Congress
Washington, D
Book Review
Univerity College
Aeboine Neen R
Englamaeur
W. H Auden
University College
D.A
Prof
Power Des
Miss Cross
James Jo
Alameda County
Dick Francis
Archer
Ross
Mr. Crook
Anthony Gilbert
Agatha Christe
Richard Lockridge
Tf Laurel
Stanton’ Forbes
Donald Westlake
Maigret Hesiates
Georges Simenan
Dorothy Dunnet
Sue Gygax
Carmel
Suzanne Marla Gygax
Jeannie Lopez
Magdefrau
Marie Magdefrau
Rae Parata
Richard Johnston
Michael Gobich
Oakland
Stree Reticle Piet
David Megdetreu
Jeannie Cecella Lopes
Cloverdale Creamery
Fremont Blvd
Pont Heme
San Leandro
Paradise
Niles
Brian
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