Barbara Haenschen Announces Engagement
Barbara Haenschen reveals engagement to John Hullett Thalliken son of Mr and Mrs J G Mulliken of New Canaan. Milas Bar Fore Rovwinnedfaenachen becomes fiancé after graduate studies at Riesemary hall Greenwich and Braithheolle. Mulliken alumnus of Culver Military Academy. He served as first lieutenant with the Seventh Armored Division in Europe. He is grandson of Alfred FD Mulliken of New Canaan and Chicago, past president of Pettibone Mulliken, and leader at Mulliken and Roberts in New York.
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Milas Bar
Europe
Alfred FD Mulliken
New Canaan
Chicago
Pettibone Mulliken Compins
Charman
Mulliken and Roberts
New York
Secretaries Group Plans Local Chapter Formation
Moe Floren and Grenddy of Kinsse footy Morganstatrot of the Sectional Secretaries association stay at the Firnum for interviews with secretaries interested in joining the group and forming a local chapter. The association has 20,600 members and Connecticut chapters Nutmeg Tremia Hooker exist in Hartford and New Britain.
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Moe Floren E
Ft. Grenddy
Kinsse
Footy
Moregtatrot
Sectional Secretaries Association
Firnum Note
Connecticut
Hartfort
New Britain
OPICS By Sally Advice on safe photo fun and pitfalls
This column counsels readers on choosing a reliable photographer and avoiding posing risks. It warns against glamor poses, revealing outfits, and signing or dedicating photos. It notes photos may travel among friends and stresses protecting personal messages and avoiding indelicate inscriptions.
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Chum
William Allen White and the American republic in biography
Walter Johnson profiles William Allen White, a symbol of main street America and editor of the Emporia Gazette. The biographer situates White as a blend of broad tolerance and provincialism, a spokesman for grassroots opinion who supported Britain in World War II and remained mostly aligned with Republican politics. Johnson relies on White’s letters and excerpts from Selected Letters to frame a thorough but occasionally detail-heavy portrait.
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William Allen White
America
Walter Johnson
Molt
Kansas-Emporia
White
Britain
Hitler
Theodore Roosevelt
Will A. White
Dr. Johnson
TIPS ON MENUS BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS A Dish With a Tang to It
Cauliflower Soup and Fried Green Peppers with Cheese appear in a menu feature by Charlotte Adams. The cauliflower soup uses onion, cauliflower, bouillon, milk, eggs, and parsley with breadcrumbs, then the pepper stuffed with cheese is battered and fried.
McKenney on Bridge Conceding Trick Makes Little Slam
Bridge analyst McKenney explains how a conceding trick turned the bid for a grand slam into a marginal score. The observation highlights the tension between safety and aggression in high level play.
Tournament-Neither val South West North 2 N T Pass 3a
Opening sequence East Pass then South West North reach a seven trick final after a complex bridge hand. Negotiations show 2NT and 3 clubs moves with Pass responses leading to a high final score. The fragment highlights bidding inconsistencies and the resulting contract.
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Val
South West North
N.T
Midwestern pair win national women’s bridge title
Mrs. Max Gutman of Covington Kentucky and Mrs. Leonard Goldstein of Cincinnati Ohio won the national women’s pair championship. The article describes Gutman’s careful play on a hand with trumps and clubs, noting the successful contract despite risky decisions and the potential losses if different lines had been taken.
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Midwest
Max Gutman
Covington
Leonard Goldstien
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gutman
West
Coffee Freshness Tip Sealed Can Refrigeration
A concise tip advises storing coffee in a tightly sealed can and keeping it in the refrigerator to maintain freshness.
College Club Plans President’s Reception
Missa Alice Maguire, hospitality chair, announced her committee for the reception to President Mrs. George T. Pendalow. The event will be held this evening at o o’clock with Misa Maguire leading the team including Miss Ethel Wooster, Mrs. Glenn Wishard, Mrs. Huntley Stone, and others assisting with flowers by Mrs. F D Hotchkiss.
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Alice Maguire
College Club
George T. Pendalow
Misa Maguire
J. Ethel] Wooster
Glenn P. Wishard
Huntley Stone
G. E. Richardson
Harold Ribner
Donald Plumb
Charles H. Merritt
Misa
Darlas McNeill
Elizabeth
Picnic for Elderly Club Members in Suburban Park
The Council Club for Older People took 124 seniors aged 65 and up to a suburban park for a picnic. They ate lunch, played cards, sang songs, and returned tired but happy in the late afternoon. Some rode a bus that bore a misaligned sign reading Children’s Bias Serv ice Inc.
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New York
Council Club
Align
Children's Bias Service, Inc
Engagement of Olinda Pires to Guy DeAngelo
Mr and Mrs Alexander Pires announce the engagement of their daughter Olinda to Guy DeAngelo son of Frank DeAngelo and the late Mrs DeAngelo Miss Pires is with General Electric company and Mr DeAngelo is with Sikorsky Aircraft.
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Alexander Pires
Lexington Avenue
Olinda
Guy DeAngelo
Frank DeAngelo
Hancock Avenue
DeAngelo
Pirea Ie
General Electric Company
Sikorsky Aircraft
Stranger In the House Brings a Stranger Child to Light
A mother recalls a beloved boy growing into a troubled young man. Teachers label him lazy and rude while family life grows tense. The piece urges patience, guidance, and acceptance, suggesting Dr Patri’s leaflet P-18 for child training tips.
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