Homemaker of the Year recounts Russia trip in 1959
Mrs. Martha Titus of Huntington WV spoke at the Gallipolis Farmers Hotel to the Rotary Club about her Moscow seven week visit as McCall s Homemaker of the Year. She presented slides of Red Square and the city and noted impressions of Russians and Moscow culture.
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Gallipolis
Martha Titus
Huntington
W. Va
Farmers Hotel
Gallipolis Rotary Club
Russia
McCall's
Titus
Moscow
City
Red Square
Rotary events and patrol fines noted in Gallipolis
Judge William H. Jones fined Mitchell M. Smith in municipal court for disobeying a stop sign. Delbert A. Ellis forfeited a 25 pond for passing at a railroad crossing. Both arrested by the State Highway Patrol. Gallipolis Club ranked seventh in district attendance. Ladies night set for April 18 with Rotary spouses. District assembly for new Rotary officers scheduled April 29-30 at Lake Hope. Guests at Rotary meeting included Mr. and Mrs. Oren Kiger and Dr. and Mrs. Isom C. Walker.
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Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Mitchell M. Smith
Rio Grande
Delbert A. Ellis
Detroit
Michigan
State
Highway Patrol
Point Pleasant
Rotary
Lake Hope
Oren Kiger
Isom C. Walker
Russian invents tiny radio framed into eyeglasses
A report describes a compact radio device embedded in eyeglass frames, enabling listening without obvious equipment. The innovation highlights nascent wearable electronics and privacy implications as a novel communication aid.
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