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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1947
Page
9
Recipe fragment notes multiple dishes and instructions for mashed potatoes carrots and plumish items. Contains garbled words and measurements but mentions planked chicken with butter lemon onion parsley celery and 600 degree oven, mashed potatoes borders, and pineapple meringue cake with almond toppings and pineapple glaze.
The Literary Guidepost by Esther Forbes, photographs by Arthur Griffin, surveys Boston’s interwar era. It blends intimate portraits with social history, praising Forbes for accessible sketches of ordinary people and Daly’s careful photography, while noting minor editorial slips and omissions in the volume.
A quiz style collection covers how horses are handicapped by extra weight, who owns the Garden of Gethsemane, Johnny Appleseed’s deeds, Philip Nolan’s historic status, Krakatoa’s eruption reach, and Sweden as best for radio reception.
Attendants named for the wedding of Miss Jean Elizabeth O'Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward F O'Brien of Fairfield and Bryan E Donaldson son of Mrs John Ellis of Pittsburgh Pa and the late John M Donaldson of Fairfield. Ceremony set for September 20 at 2 pm at Memorial St Thomas Church Fairfield with a reception at the O'Brien home. Mrs Kenneth F Smith of Arlington MA will attend the bride elect and John M Donaldson as best man for his brother.
The Elsie DeBiase circle formerly Roma circle 1543 will meet Monday evening September 8 at 7 30 o clock at 75 Hurd avenue Mrs Lillian Colonese presiding The circle renamed in memory of a former Chief Companion and Deputy of Lucetta Warner circle 472 A memorial service will be held at the meeting Plans for a bus trip to Plainville where the Officers Association of Connecticut Companions of the Foresters of America will meet on Sunday September 4 at 2 pm in the grange hall Washington Trumbull circle 1364 will host Mrs Rose Pasquariello is bus trip chairman A social will follow the business session with Mrs William J Berty in charge assisted by several others
In a McKenney on Bridge column, Sylvia improvises to cope with a blocked trump lay of cards. She rises from a spade lead, wins three trumps, uses clubs and a club return to discard diamonds, and ends with a diamond and a club loss amid misgivings about king placement.
The piece argues against breaking school rules and cites no running in corridors as vital for safety. It notes that running through crowds leads to rough housing, trampling, and injuries, a rule common to factories and offices as well. It mentions Mary and Dick’s summer jobs as examples.
In an emergency a habitual prankster may lose his head or run in a panic. Panic can cause stampeding trampling and death. The warning urges people to think of the safety rules and obey them.
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