Easy Entertaining Recipes Rumored for Engagement Parties
A fragmentary feature offers recipes and party ideas from Eleanor Howe's Easy Entertaining booklet. It lists Little Swedish Tea Cakes and Queen of Hearts cakes with butter, sugar, nuts, and chocolate peppermint icing, plus instructions for filling and decorating. The piece promotes mailing 10 cents to obtain the booklet at 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
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Eleanor
Eleanor Howe
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
June Bride Queries and Suitable Menu Advice
Fragmentary text hints at guidance for a June wedding details and menu choices. Mentions Elea and Wester but lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify.
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Elea
Sudbury Mourns and Moves Amid Memorial Week Notices
Reading Mass welcomes Mr and Mrs Paull H Harrison and Abigail from Greenwich with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris H Way Penlan TM over the holiday. Vincent Clarke former Methodist pastor spoke at Memorial Exercises held by the local Grange. Pete Cutting’s visit from Sudbury amused attendees. Mr Long of Watertown planned a house occupancy soon. Former Sudbury residents visited town on Memorial Day to honor relatives and friends.
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Paull H. Harrison
Reading
Mass
Greenwich
R. J
Harrisons
Abigail
Chris H
Penlan
Vincent, P.' Clarke
George H.; Clarke
Methodist Church
Clarke
Sud- Post
Sini Ara
Long -W
Sudbury
Malden Victorious In Local Collegiate Baseball Tilt
The Malden team routed Ote Val Hae 29 11 in a Monday game staged at the Malden fold. Maynard’s Soko outpitched Comro through the contest as Umpire Ray Dennison drew Bronx cheers for close calls. Maynardites dominated with a strong lineup including Sokolf Soko Pp Johnson 8b Gracetfagss the terson 2b Loftus rf Booko Kiden Inedo, while Comro Mophy McBride Carlin Kennedy Forist Kennedy Bill Morphy Chapman McGuire faced the loss.
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Ponenk Réal
Routote Val Hae
Malden
WPA
Lopsider Btéreal
dial town@ré
Real Seven
Soko
Comro
Ray Dennison
Bronx
House
Grifas
Hakkala
Loftus
Booko
Morphy
McBride
Carlin
Kennedy
Bill Morphy
Chapman
McGuire
PESTIVAL AT FITCHBURG Featured Cooperative Event
An local notice describes an annual festival at Fitchburg hosted by the Cooperative Society. Details are garbled but indicate plans for a community gathering next Sunday with activities and a meal.
Weathered minds and crowds recall a windy, rain soaked escape
The fragment describes students enduring wind and rain as they struggle to regain footing and composure after a chaotic scene. It mentions efforts to cope with errors, a tense atmosphere, and various local figures like Felix Gadbois and Norman Spinney connected to a flight or event.
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Ea Rey
Lee
Weat Acton Obituary For Mrs Hurley In Maynard Pa
Mrs Hurley nee Carr of Kinney Road West Acton died at home in Maynard. Funeral services were held at St Bridget church with Rev. assisting. She was born in Pepperell and lived here for years, aged 38. Survived by Mrg Bromirski and brothers from West Acton.
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Acton
Red (Carr) Hurley
Kinéley Road
St. Hise
Welch
Mranee
Ucker
Ez Wliyan
John A. Bromir
St.Bridget
Reed
Mrg
Fey
James
Eer Road
Pepperell
John Bromirski
Rsarr
West Acton
Lin
Everett
Acton Teens to Attend Red Cross Swimming Course
About 145 Acton youngsters will join a Red Cross swimming program at Bake Walden this summer. The course, run for years by the Red Cross, will be supported by a cooperative effort from several groups and a Lacal Red Cross Chapter committee led by Mrs James W Mates of South Acton. Buses will be provided and funds raised by donations and ten cent fees from local children and families will cover the costs.
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Acton
Red Cross
Dave
Maynard The uml monthly pe have atherenit
A fragmented OCR item notes a Maynard event with monthly timing and a meeting reference. Readable fragments mention gathering, venue, and schedule hints but lack clear names or outcomes. The piece resembles a local notice about a recurring meeting or group activity.
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Maynard
Uml
World War Era Sermons Mark Channel Ports Analysis
A PEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS by Roger Suaw discusses sermons during wartime, noting channel ports remain focal points. The article reflects on opinions shaping public sentiment as war progresses and ports mark strategic measures.
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Roger Suaw
Belgium Surrenderreported amid European war tensions
The text recalls King Leopold ordering Belgian troops to lay down arms as France and Britain face continued conflict. It references Dunkirk, Boulogne, and Ostend, plus Allied air attacks and a charged political climate with figures like Eden, Mosley, De Valera, and Churchill.
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Leopold
Belgium
France
Britain
Orie
Gérmiah
Bemi-ciréle
Cath Bra
England
Antwerp
Dunkirk
Ostend
Paris
Anthony Eden
Scotland Yard
Oswald Mosley
Lord Curzon
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Beth Midriff
Critics question Roosevelt plan for eighty thousand airplanes
The piece reports critics debating FDR's plan for 80,000 airplanes, arguing about cost and staffing. It cites figures around seven billion dollars for land and production, with estimates of crew and support forces. It notes reactions from Lindbergh, Rickenbacker, and General Butler doubting the urgency of universal conscription and airpower optimism.
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Roosevelt
Orate
America
Lindbergh
Rickenbacker
Smedley
Butler
United Bytes
S. Dn
War Costs and Political Deadlock in Roosevelt Era Debated
Fragmentary report shows discussion of military funding and aviation plans, with Navy and Army budgets mentioned. It notes Roosevelt’s remarks on coalition politics, third term rumors, and calls for action against extremists amid a broader political stalemate.
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Senate
War Department
Ideais
Navy
Treasury
Morgen
Mitch
Weelei
Naval
Mertinett 2
Actice
Roosevelt
Esters
Femseies
Lutherans Worldwide Rise and Tensions Highlighted
A fragmented piece notes large Lutheran adherence with over four million members, referencing Germany Poland Holland and religious debates. It hints at protests and perceived improper conduct within church and society, reflecting global Lutheran influence and controversy.
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Martin
Germany
Poland
Holland
Harvard Bit Army Head Captured Tank Front Talks
An unclear fragment mentions an army head possibly captured in a tank and a front line stance. The readable bits reference Harvard and military topics but lack coherent details or identifiable events, persons, or dates to form a precise summary.
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Tate Apt
Solida
Fragmentary World War II Dispatches Render Mixed Signals
A garbled wartime item references Germans, Rotterdam, and Hurricanes with fragmented dates and numbers. The unreadable OCR leaves unclear events or outcomes, but hints at losses and delayed recognition of enemy actions, contrasting expectations with confusion in descriptions.
Fends for Their Sakes Ear Our Own
A fragmentary caption or item notes a vow or defense for personal stakes amid unclear context. The tersely phrased extract hints at self-reliance and concern for kin or property. No specific names, places, or dates are readable to verify details.
Voters Return to Africa Debate in New York Church
Reverend Dr. William leads a discussion on a controversial plan as President Jensen backs emigration to Africa. A judge requests time to consider the matter amid heated community debate.
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William
New York
Phi
He Jensen
Africa
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