Milano News Social notes from Milano and Rockdale events
Skating party at Rockdale rink draws about 50 youths hosted by FHA FFA chapters on Thursday March 12. Community visits span Branson Missouri Van Alystane and Houston with family gatherings and anniversaries. Ethan Williams wins high jump and broad jump at Rockdale Relays. numerous local residents attend birthday dinners and class meetings.
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Rockdale
J. L. Walker
Garland Westbrook
C. E. Peacock
Branson
Missouri
Clara Beebe
Chris Peacock
San Jose
California
Viola Lagrone
Milano
Ernest Sefcik
First Baptist Church
Don Duvall
Frank Warren
Bro
Jim Barnett
Debbie Luska
Hearne
Marvin Warren
Austin
Charlie Patranellas
Randy
Warrens
Beverly
Charles Divers
Morris Popham
Cameron
Warren
Charlie Baskett
Rio
Taylor
Wesley Malone
Doug Krueger
Marla
van Vleck
Charles Chandler
Lila Hood
Don Harley
Milano High School
James Perry Cottons
Kimberly
Houston
Perry Cotton
Ruby Mosley
Edrie Browder
Milano School
Huntsville
TSTA
Sarmi to Exhibit for Austin Mental Health Event
Ferdinando Sarmi of New York will headline the Austin Mental Health Association fundraiser An Evening With Sarmi on March 26 at the Commodore Perry Hotel. The Italian born designer presents spring and summer pieces with a cocktail hour and buffet. Tickets are $25 per couple or $15 per person, reservations via AMHA at 476-3173.
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New York
Austin Mental Health Association
Sarri
Sarmi
Mental Health Association
Austin
Commodore Perry
AMHA
First Crossword Puzzle Debuts in New York Times 1913
Arthur Wynne, born in England, created the earliest crossword puzzle published by the New York Times on December 21 1913. The item marks a milestone in puzzle history and popular culture.
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Arthur Wynne
The
New York Times
Nationwide crackdown ordered on unlawful chain letters
Postmaster General Winton Blount orders a nationwide postal crackdown after a 476 percent rise in chain letter schemes. Chief Inspector Cotter notes investigations jumped from 97 in August 1969 to 559 by January 1970, with schemes sometimes using cash, U S Savings Bonds, or Postal Money Orders.
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Winton M. Blount
William J. Cotter
Cotter
United States Savings
Chain letter threats spark public warnings in Cameron
Cameron Texas Herald notes a March 23 1970 report warning that good luck chain prayers containing threats of bad luck violate postal law by placing threatening material on mail. Cotter urges vigilance for chain letters claiming legal review and asks recipients to turn them over to postmasters or postal inspectors to avoid criminal involvement.
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