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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1957

Page

11

Seafaring Sleuth Locates Missing Seamen Worldwide

Mrs. Shirley Wessel, 53, heads the Bureau of Missing Seamen from a New York office. She tracks about 400 seamen yearly using a typewriter, telephone, and interviews. The bureau, born in World War I, posts its missing list in 1,200 seafaring hubs and requires no fees or legal aid.

New York Seven Seas Shirley Wessel Bureau of Missing Seamen BMS Sherlock Holmes Bureau Bureau of

County Home Group To Meet Feb 12

The Butler County Home Council Alumnae will hold a coffee club luncheon meeting on Tuesday February 12. Coffee at 9 45 am at the American Legion 116 N 2nd St Hamilton followed by a noon luncheon at Eaton Manor. Reservations via LE 9 7218 or RA 3 2328.

Butler County Home Council American Legion N. 2Nd St Hamilton Eaton Manor

Middletown Girl Scout Day Camp Committee Meets Monday

The Middletown Area Girl Scout Council day camp committee will meet tomorrow at noon in the clubroom. Mrs. Norman Marks will preside.

Middletown Area Girl Scout Council Girl Scout Norman Marks

Port of Missing Men Bulletin Aids Sea Families

Relatives write the Seamen's Church Institute for word of missing seamen. Janet Lord Roper created the port of missing men bulletin, now a global bureau with files on sailors from many nations. Since WWI the effort has located 11,400 men, averaging better than one a day recently. The most unusual case involved a seaman Ned whose wife feared him missing. a later report said he resided among Polynesian girls, and he did not care that he was found.

Mrs. Wessel Bureau Melbourne Latvia America Wessel Chicago Seaman’s Church Institute Janet Lord Roper

Spade Fish of the Atlantic Noted for Culinary Value

The spade fish or angel fish of the Atlantic Ocean is described as nearly circular in shape and highly valued as a food delicacy by coastal communities.

Atlantic Ocean

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