Society note highlights Mrs. Hald at Hamilton recital
Mrs. Mary Fielding Hald daughter of Mrs. Kathryn Sullivan Webster Street appeared in a recital last evening as Miss Margaret Lockwood presented her pupils at the YWCA in Hamilton. Hald sang When I Have Sung My Songs and My Hero from the Chocolate Soldier in her portion of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fielding Hald
Kathryn Sullivan
Webster St
Margaret Lockwood
YWCA
Hamilton
Births At 1911 Casper St Franklin Meadow Lawn Ave
Mr and Mrs James Cooper welcome a boy born Friday at 1911 Casper Street. Mr and Mrs Walter Knox of Franklin announce a boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs John Cox of 1728 Meadow Avenue welcome a girl born Friday. Mr and Mrs Troy Baker of 1307 Baltimore Street announce a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Orth of 1506 Lawn Avenue welcome a girl born Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooper
Casper St
Walter Knox
Franklin
John Cox
Meadow Ave
Troy Baker
Baltimore St
Charles Orth
Lawn Ave
Oakland pair visit relatives after insurance convention
Mr and Mrs Almon Spencer of Oakland California stopped to visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lester Billeter of 1224 Curtis Street last night. They have been attending the insurance convention in Atlantic City New Jersey and are en route to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Spencer
Oakland
Calif
Lester Billeter
Curtis St
Atlantic City
N. J
Servicemen News From Keesler Field and USS Huntington
William H. Bush 18 of 1307 Woodlawn Ave reports for training at Keesler Field Miss in the Airplane and Engine Mechanics School. Cecil L. Stamper fireman apprentice USN son of Earl Stamper of 3220 Seneca St serves aboard the light cruiser USS Huntington and recently left the United States for a four month European cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesler Field
William H. Bush
Roy Bush
Woodlawn Ave
Miss
Air Training Command
Cecil L. Stamper
USN
Earl Stamper
Seneca St
Huntington
United States
Dear Mary Haworth Helps Set a Summer Picnic Schedule
A reader asks how to handle guests at a lakefront home who expect impromptu picnics and use of a boat. The advice suggests a prearranged summer calendar of monthly barbecues with fare provided, preserving hospitality while limiting constant hosting, and using casual replies to maintain boundaries.
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J.S
Four Borgstrom Brothers Reunited In Death At Utah Funeral
Four Borgstrom brothers killed in World War II are laid to rest side by side in flag draped caskets after multiple theaters of war. Generals and governors attend solemn two day funeral rites in Tremonton Utah, noting this as the only four Gold Star family record.
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Tremonton
Utah
Borgstrom
Pacific
Germany
Alben Borgstrom
Marine Corps
Mark Clark
Sixth Army
Herbert B. Maw
George Albert Smith
Latter- Day Saints
Mormon) Church
Clyde E. Borgstrom
Solomons
Elmer Leroy Borgstrom
Italy
91St
Rolon Borgstrom
England
Rolon
38Th Infantry
le Dreff
France
Leonard R. Crews
Ogden
Sullivan Brothers
Thomas F. Sullivan
Waterloo
Iowa
Juneau
the Solomons
Youth Is Fined On Fireworks Charge
Mel Pettit, 18, was fined 50 dollars and costs after arraignment before Judge Harry F. Walsh for violating the fireworks ban. This was the second such case this year. The judge suspended 35 dollars of the fine, leaving Pettit to pay 15 dollars and 5.85 dollars in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mel Pettit
Harry F. Walsh
Walsh
Pettit
Ancient Egypt Wove Linen From Flax Over 4000 Years Ago
Archaeologists note that ancient Egyptians used flax fiber to weave fine linen more than four millennia ago, highlighting early textile innovation and trade in the Nile valley.
British Official Horizontal 1 Puzzle Grid Guide
A compact clue set for a crossword style grid featuring both horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to a British official in position cabinet level, various Latin and abbreviation clues, and common crossword terms such as peruse, remains, and nerve. The puzzle lists definitions for a wide range of short answers including noble and civic terms, with several abbreviations and thematic hints throughout.
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Nova Scotia
Puzzle clue list compacted harvests to compass
A sequence of puzzle clues and answers: Harvests and compass points with abbreviations Seaport porev sodium East French Confined church part Station twitching Leunhard portico Be seated sheltered side Symbol for tellurium Weary sheaf Dines Scatter negative.
Wartime Use Of Machetes Boosts Jungle Knife Sales
George Tucker reports on the machete boom from Connecticut firm Collins, tracing origins with a 22 inch blade, wartime military demand, and the tool’s global role in agriculture and trade. The piece notes 5 million machetes made last year and describes varieties, uses, and cultural quirks in different regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
NEW York
Connecticut
Samuel W. Collins
Dave
Farmington River
Hartford
Sam
West Indies
Collins Company
L. B. Hough
United States
Optimists Hear Dr Forrest and Chief Carmody Speak
Optimists Club noon meeting featured Dr A J Forrest and Chief Thomas Carmody on Juvenile Delinquency. Forrest discussed observations from Los Angeles stressing youth feeling group responsibility and engaged leaders as well as individuals. Carmody cited Middletown’s drop in delinquency and improved police cooperation with community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Joland Forrest
Thomas Carmody
Op.anist Club
Dr. Forrest
Cuvenies
Los Angeles
Carbody
Middletown
Collins machetes sold to natives at scarce prices
The Collins Company does not publish dollar sales but notes machetes priced 5 cents to 2 dollars. In tropics, dealers report an average machete lasts six to eight months with daily eight hours of hard use. Main markets include Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela and Brazil. The firm also makes axes plughs brush hooks hatchets and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Company
Tropics
Latin
Colombia
Mexico
Venezuela
Brazil
Salvation Army Captain Gives Farewell Address at Club Event
Captain Thomas Smith of the Salvation Army and Optimist Club member delivered a farewell address. The club will sponsor the Louview Social Service League party at Longview Hospital in Cincinnati this afternoon. Members were asked to meet at the home of Mrs Norman Trisler, league president, 50 Fourteenth Ave., at 11:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Salvation Army
Optimist Club
Louview Social Service League
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Norman Trisler
League
Fourteenth Ave
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Underworld
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Herb Spade and His
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Helmut Dantine
Whispering City
Eddie Dean
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Catherine Crate
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Lilian Alley
Tyrone Power
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Don Ameche
Alexander
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Dick Tracy Returns
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Black Bart
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Anne Baxter
John Hodiak
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