Good Times Day Camp Scouts Enjoy Busy Week at Keyaunee
Sixty Brownies attend Girl Scout Camp Keyaunee with three units and patrol leaders Gail Russell Martha Morris Ann Phillips in Commandee unit Dinah Nibbelink Ann Stalder Judy Reed in Apachee unit and Carolyn Culler Lynette Rice in Keyaunee unit. Activities include arts crafts swimming unit work and a flag ceremony. Brownie Week ends with unit cook outs and planning for Intermediate Scouts next week.
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Keyaunee
Gail Russell
Martha Helen Morris
Ann Phillips
Dinah Nibbelink
Ann Stalder
Judy Reed
Carolyn Culler
Ann
Lynette Rice
Hunt Jordan
Jay Hedrick
Ann Harvey
Becky Smith
Rosaline Roach
Local Residents Return Travelers and Visitors Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Johnny Miller and son Michael have returned to Atlanta after visiting Me Millers parents on West Spring Garden Street. Mrs R C Hubbard of Moultrie is staying with her son Dick Hubbard and family at 634 East Lexington Avenue through next week. Mrs E E Clary and daughter Betty Jo left for Laguna Beach California to visit relatives while Everett Clary returns from Navy duty in Korea. A C Johnson of South Boston Virginia has returned after a visit with his sisters and relatives. W F Thomas of the Thomas Barber Shop is a patient at the local hospital under observation and treatment with visitors now allowed.
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Johnny Miller
Michael
Atlanta
R. C. Hubbard
Moultrie, Ga
Dick Hubbard
East
Lexington Avenue
E. E. Clary
Lindsay Street
Betty Jo
Laguna Beach
California
A. C. Johnson
South
Boston
Virginia
E. C. Howell
W. M. Wood
R. C. Crouse
Trinity
Harriett Johnston
Catherine J. Cramer
Carol Cramer
W. F. Thomas
Thomas Barber Shop
Confession Discounted in 1935 Mattson Kidnap Murder Case
Authorities discounted the confession of Charles E. Cramer, a Fort Wayne suspect in the 1935 kidnapping and murder of 10 year old Charles Mattson. Sheriff Zeis and the FBI found Cramer previously confessed and been cleared and he now serves a burglary sentence in Michigan City. The Mattson case remains unsolved and the boy was taken from his home December 27, 1935.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Mattson
Harold Zeis
FBI
Charles E. Cramer
Ort Wayne
Cramer
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michigan City
Mattson
Quadruplets Born In Massachusetts
Mrs. Marion L. Manning, 27, becomes mother to healthy quadruplets three boys and a girl born at South Shore Hospital last night. The new arrivals, all in incubators, weigh reported figures. Manning is recovering well and may sit up today if strong enough.
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Weymouth
Mass
Marion L. Manning
South Shore Hospital
Manning
Kerr Sees Gettysburg Address as Shared Link in Campaign
Sen. Robert Kerr of Oklahoma cites the Gettysburg Address as a common thread in his weekly letters to constituents. He compares Lincoln and Eisenhower noting both have a Gettysburg Address in their legacies. The reference appears alongside a brief note mentioning Route 10 Box 218.
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Washington
Robert 8. Kerr
Oklahoma
Democratic Press
Thon
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Cismhowore
Route 10
Box 218
Tke
Hill Henderson Vows Sat June Thirteenth Announced
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Ruby Mae Henderson foster daughter of the late Mr and Mrs B D Swaim of Jonesville to Joseph Lacy Hill son of Mr and Mrs D L Hill of Trinity The vows were spoken Friday June 13 at 7 o clock in the Ata Reverend Walter Johnson officiating.
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Joseph Lacy Hill
Ruby Mae Henderson
Jonesville
B. D. Swaim
D. L. Hill
Trinity
Walter Johnson
Baptist Church
Jamestown
Juliet
High Point
Asheville
Best Street
Births announced for Karen Gayle Wilson and others
Karen Gayle Wilson was born June 14 at Wesley Long Hospital Greens. Michael Ray Shook born June 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital then moved to Rex Tal health center at Duke for special care. Janet Susan Sexton born June 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Further details incomplete from Calvin Mills family notice.
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Karen Gayle Wilson
H. G. Wilson
Karen Gayle
Wesley Long Hospital
Greens
Wade L. Shook
Jamestown
Michael Ray
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rex —Tal
Durham
Ray Sexton
Thomasville
Janet Susan
Mrs
Calvin C. Mills
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Postal clerks recall last shopping season in Madison
A fragment notes only 158 shops left until Christmas as postal clerks recall a boy named Pat writing Santa for a machine gun and other toys. The passage also mentions Sicily supplying most of the world’s sulphur for centuries.
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Madison
Wis
Pat
Santa Claus
Sicily
World
Alexander Says United Nations Korea Efforts Satisfactory
Field Marshal Earl Alexander with Selwyn Lloyd praised UN forces in Korea as doing an excellent job and defended the U S leadership against criticism. He noted English ignorance about the war and believed his Far East tour would clarify the situation.
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U. S
Korea
England
Far East
Local Man Sustains Head Injuries in Winston-Salem Crash
W S McKenzie of 2 Alfred Street is recuperating at home after a car crash on the Winston Salem Road last Thursday. He suffered a head gash requiring 17 stitches. Two other H Pointers in the same vehicle received cuts and were treated later.
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W. S. McKenzie
Alfred Street
Winston-Salem Road
Young Driver-In-Training Receives Ticket After Crash
Sharon Barry, 16, learning to drive in St Paul, had a rough day when her car struck a van. Police Chief Neal MacMahon issued a ticket for not having a driver's license.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Sharon Barry
Wee
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