New England Oyster Stew Traditions On New Year Eve
The article describes oyster stew as a New England New Year’s Eve staple from Cape Cod to Rhode Island. It notes watch night services with stew served late and includes several traditional recipes such as Colonial, Higging, Dutch, and Philadelphia Oyster Stew with step by step ingredients and cooking hints.
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Beacon Hill
New England
Edith A. Nichols
Providence, R. J
Bulletin
South County
Claiborne Parish Couple Marks 53rd Anniversary
Homer Louisiana December 20 Special Fifty three years of married life celebrated by Mr and Mrs M L Kerlin pioneers of Claiborne parish prominent Homer residents quiet home celebration planned as reunion Christmas both are Baptist church members active in home and business life Mr Kerlin still operates hardware and furniture business started in 1898 the couple married at ages 18 and 23 and have ten married children including Dr W L Kerlin Dr D L Kerlin Shreveport M L Kerlin Jr Hamlin Texas Mrs Leonard Palmer Shreveport Mrs J A Bonham Lake Charles Mrs J L Hill Ponca City Oklahoma Mrs J Bragdon Dallas and Mrs Robert Upchurch Ruston
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Homer
M. L. Kerlin
Claiborne Parish
Baptist Church
Kerlin
Hale
Hearty
W. L. Kerlin
D. L. Kerlin
Shreveport
M. Kerlin
B. F. Kerlin
M. L. Kerlin, Jr
Hamlin
Texas
Leonard Palmer
J. A. Bonham
Lake Charles
J. L. Hill
Ponca City
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J. Bragdon
Dallas
Robert Upchurch
Ruston
Officers Named by Claiborne Parish Medical Society
At a Claiborne Parish Medical Society meeting in Homer Dr F Palmer was elected president Others elected were Dr J E Batchellor vice president Dr H R Marlatt secretary treasurer Dr F Palmer delegate to the state meeting and D H Marlatt alternate delegate The group then enjoyed a barbecue chicken dinner at city hall hosted by the society's women's auxiliary.
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Homer
Claiborne Parish
Crossett Book Club Forms With Planned Meetings
Twenty two women met at Mrs D C Hastings home to organize the Crossett Book Club and set monthly meetings for the first Friday. A committee proposed the plan, Miss Ruth Martin Mia Alvin Tiller and Mrs D C Hastings chaired. The first book was reviewed by Mrs Jane Mason and officers will be elected in January. Mrs Edwin Bird hosted a surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Jack Tucker and Mr and Mrs Earl A Rice with many guests present. About twenty five members attended the club’s first meeting at Mrs Dol C Hastings home.
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D.C. Hastings
Crossett Book Club
Ruth Martin
Mia
Alvin Tiller
D. C.hastings
Ane Mason
Edwin Bird
Jack. Tucker
Earl A. Rice
William C. Norman
Lester Mason
John Lee Woods
Trot Miller
Ain
Atlantic air toll: cross ocean routes planned by 1936
Two cross Atlantic routes are feasible one direct from Montreal over Newfoundland to an Irish port and a southern route via Bermuda Azores to the European mainland. Experimental flights begin next spring on the northern route with Octobers tests on the southern route.
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NEA
Pacific
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Alcock
Brown
Commander Read
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Byrd
Montreal
Newfoundland
Cobh
Londonderry
Hawaii
Greenland
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Bermuda
Azores
Spanish
Charleston
S. C
Norfolk
Vai
Puerto Rico
Hse creRa
Uge
New York
London
Glenn L. ‘Martin
Santa Claus Mailbags Bring Heartaches to Indiana Postmaster
Oscar L. Phillips, Santa Claus Indiana postmaster, recites a flood of letters from around the world, many begging for dolls and bicycles. He hopes to answer all but fears missing many, joking he could use a million dollars to meet requests while planning a grand Santa Claus Park with village, workshop, lake, and statue.
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Claude’ H. Wolff
Santa ‘Claus
Ind
Santa Claus
Oscar’ L
United States
Ireland
Germany
New Zealand
England
Phillips
Santa Claus Park Phillips
James F. Martin
Santa Claus, Ind
Oscar L. Phillips
Texas science exhibit planned for centennial exposition
In Dallas the Texas centennial exposition opened plans for a national science display. The $325 000 federal building will house 40 000 square feet of exhibits on life and health. Dr Edward H Cary of Dallas chairs the advisory committee and scientists from across the country attended.
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Dallas
Texas
Federal Building
Edward H. Cary
C. T. Abbott
Washington, D. C
Smithsonian Institute
R. C. Williams
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Eben J. Carey
Marquette University
Milwaukee
H. Y. Benedict
University of Texas
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Malone
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