Forecast mix up leaves Kansas City vexed
Kansas City forecaster H. L. Jacobson faced embarrassment after the Weather Bureau’s forecast swung from 10 inches to 1 inch. He arrived at a luncheon with a badge reading Anonymous, as winter snows complicate the city’s planning. The article also notes Pueblo Indians in New Mexico kept no domesticated mammals aside from the dog, with the turkey as their sole domesticated fowl.
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Kansas City
U. S. Weather Bureau
H. L. Jacobson
New Mexico
1952 Middletown High plans tenth reunion meeting
Planning committee officers Sue Diefenbach Paula Smith and Jan Hamilton call a meeting of the 1952 Middletown High School graduating class members for 7 30 p m Wednesday Jan 10 in Room 109 at the high school to discuss plans for a tenth anniversary reunion. There were 315 members in the class with many believed to still live in the Middletown area. Graduates seeking information may contact Jan Hamilton at Creekview School.
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Sue Diefenbach
Paula Smith
Jan Hamilton
Middletown High School
Middletown
Creekview School
CAMERA CORNER Be It Resolved To Make Better Pictures In 1962
The start of 1962 invites better picture making by correcting bad habits and organizing negatives prints and slides. Automation grows with a self focusing 35mm model from Realistic Inc. of Wisconsin while the human eye remains crucial to avoid distractions and improve backgrounds for sharper results this year.
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Realistic Inc
Wisconsin
Youth Killed In 2 Car Smashup Near Cambridge
An 18 year old youth died and seven Cambridge youths were injured in a two car collision on Ohio 209 about a mile south of Cambridge early Saturday. Larry W. Seings of Cambridge died in the wreck. He was in a car driven by 17 year old John Cronin. Injured were Cronin and Trent Hanes 21 driver of the other car and Hanes five passengers Mark Coss 21 Stephen Dinkins 19 Donna Webb 17 Mahala Ankler 14 and Jack Morrison 21.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Here
Highway Patrol
Larry W. Seings
John Cronin
Cronin
Trent Hanes
Hanes
Mark Coss
Stephen Dinkins
Donna Webb
Mahala Ankler
Jack Morrison
Fortune Puzzle Game From a 1962 King Features Card
A short promotional paragraph explains a daily numerical puzzle that yields a fortune. It guides players to count letters in their name, adjust by rules to obtain a key number, then read a message from a grid of letters. The item credits William J. Bissler and King Features Syndicate.
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William J. Bmssler
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Champion Paper Scholarships To Be Awarded
Hamilton Ohio administrator Frank Thompson announced the Champion Paper Foundation will award four year college scholarships for the seventh year. Two high school seniors from the Ohio operational area will win, Lowell H. Franz of Middletown High and Carol Joan Huehn of Ross High were last year’s recipients. The foundation promotes scientific and educational activity. Two scholarships are given annually in each of three areas Hamilton Canton M C and Pasadena Texas.
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Hamilton
Frank Thompson
Ohio
Champion Paper Foundation
Champion Papers, Inc
Lowell H. Franz
Middletown High School
Carol Joan Huehn
Ross High School
Canton
M. C
Pasadena
Texas
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