Parties Continue For Miss Heck
Pre nuptial festivities for Miss Betty Heck continued as Miss Agatha Evers hosted at Fourteenth Ave. The pink white theme featured umbrella decor, streamers, floral centerpieces, and a refreshment table as guests shared cards and gifts.
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Betty Heck
Agatha Evers
Fourteenth Ave
Joseph Cantor
Margaret Renner
William Turner
Henry Paland
S. A. Noblett
William Conklin
Cantor
Lou Conover
R. A. Heck
C. J. Hughes
Richard Leichty
Frances Evers
Marguerite Conover
Dorothy Hillenbrand
Charlotte Dunham
Renner
Keep Your Hands Out Keep Your Hands Out
A fall grooming piece urges readers to improve self care with a nightly hand routine. It recommends Pond s pale pink hand cream and an orange wood stick to soften skin, treat nails, and push back cuticles for smoother hands.
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Pond’s
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Plan October Events
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in Vicksburg convened with Mrs. Lawrence Dugan presiding. Plans for the October 14 inspection by Daisy Devers, and a covered-dish dinner at the circle's adopted cottage in Xenia were set, with Anna Brothers, Allen Gravenstein, and Maude Vogelsang in charge. A social hour closed the meeting.
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Vicksburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Civic Association
Lawrence Dugan
Daisy Devers
Columbus
Anna Brothers
Allen Gravenstein
Xenia
Maude Vogelsang
Two-Ball Foursome Cancelled At Wildwood
A two ball foursome set for tomorrow afternoon at Wildwood has been cancelled. Local golfers were alerted to changes in the schedule and advised to watch for further updates.
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Wildwood
Pockets and Pleats Shape Fall Sportswear Trends
Casual the keynote of the coming season, with pockets high on sweaters and blouses and large hip pockets. Pleated panels on skirts, coordinated skirt jacket ensembles, and faux lamb trims emphasize pockets. Sport dresses, coats, and knitwear feature color matching and varied necklines for a versatile Fall wardrobe.
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Jersey
Toscanini to Play Ridgefield Benefit for Small Town America
Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony plan a Ridgefield Connecticut benefit concert for the library and boys club with a modest price range and a program blending classic overtures and popular pieces. Chotzinoff notes the maestro’s affection for Ridgefield and its American small-town charm.
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Toscanini
America
W. G. Rogers
Associated Press Arts Reporter
NEW York (Ap
Ridgefield
Conn
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony
Meidelssohn
Debussy
Chotzinoff
Chotzinoffs
Toscanini aide offered favor to Ridgefield library
Samuel Chotzinoff NBC general music director and RCA Victor Red Seal executive, Toscanini's longtime friend since 1925 and Ridgefield resident for two decades, agreed in 1947 to a favor, prompted by the musician's request and Chotzinoff's memory of local library needs.
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Samuel Chotzinoff
NBC
Red Seal Records
RCA Victor
Toscanini
Ridgefield
Chotzinoff
Ridgefield Public Library
Damage suit denied in Butler County court
A jury in Hamilton under Judge Fred B. Cramer returned a verdict for the defendant in a $75,200 damage suit filed by James Ewing Somerville Route 1 against James P. Mokry Sr Verity Parkway Middletown. The case began Tuesday and was the second auto accident suit in 1946. The previous suit awarded Ewing's wife $5,000. Mokry Jr was the driver involved.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Hamilton
James Ewing
Somerville
James P. Mokry
Verity Pkwy
Middletown
Ewing
James P. Mokry Jr
Brotherhood Opposes Conveyor Belt Bill In Ohio Convention
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen led by General Chairman J J Gillice of Covington Ky says it will oppose any future conveyor belt legislation. About 250 members from 90 Ohio lodges gathered for their annual convention as Ohio lawmakers rejected a conveyor bill from the Ohio River to Lake Erie in the last session.
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
J. J. Gillice
Covington
Ohio
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Washington Letter and Paint Shop Sticks
Birch sticks with a mahogany finish extend two feet long and taper from three fourths to five eighths inch. Labor and materials total under $1.25 per stick. Plans in tentative stage call for staff officers at the engineer center and Fort Belvoir to obtain sticks at cost for ceremonial uses. No orders require purchase. individuals may volunteer or pay themselves.
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Engineer Center
Fort Belvoir
General Anticipates Stylish Appearance Drawing Gossip
Rumor spreads that the general expects to look well in public, with chatter noting appearance as a point of interest. The remark signals social attention around a military figure and fashion perception.
First New Jersey Ironworks Founded in 1674
A New Jersey ironworks was established around 1674, marking the first such facility built outside New England and signaling early colonial industrial expansion.
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New Jersey
New England
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Miss Heck
Reeves
Central Ave
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Cable
Italy
Park & Second
Melampy’s
Washington
Alta Vista
Hampton Drive
Santa Fe
F.H.A
Richardson
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