Exotic delicables spark local buzz at parties
Local readers explore novelty foods like fried grasshoppers, bumble bees, octopus, eels, snails, sea urchin, cherry blossoms, quail eggs and roosters tongues. A store opening showcased these items, with mixed reactions from guests and anecdotes of social dinners turning into conversation pieces. Names of distributors and dishes highlight a push to market rare foods and stir discussion about taste and novelty.
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Pat Eosenceantz
Penn Foods
Philadelphia
Waaer
Deep Sea
Far East
Sassa
Frasslea
Piggyback Panty Raid At College
CAPE GIRARDEAU Missouri April 25 report on a three hour panty raid at Southeast Missouri State College as about 250 male students marched on dorms. Doors blocked, climbers hauled themselves up walls and entered one room grabbing undergarments and curtains while police confronted others. The college president Dr Mark Scully addressed the scene as Jaycee Wives officers were elected and plans discussed for a State Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in town with cooking school hair styling and a picnic planned among Jaycee members and families.
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Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missouri State College
Paul Gordon
Mark Scully
Presi
All Saints
William Burgers
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Francis Scott Key Hotel
All Saints Church
Alan Long
Frederick Gas Company
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
All Saints Parish
Evelyn Shoemaker
Clyode Roney
Urbana
Rovyd Smith
John Ray
Joe
McNeal
Husky Park
Hagerstown
North Bentz Street
Donald Null
St Johns Seniors Win Scholarships
Two seniors from St. Johns High School Frederick won scholarships after attaining the highest scores in a recent scholarship program. Donald B. Rice and Jan M. Matthews led the group, earning recognition for academic achievement and merit.
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St. John’s
St. John’s High ‘School
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
Jan M. Matthews
Rice wins $18 scholarship in area ship exam
Strayer Business College of Washington sponsored the ship examination, naming Rice the winner with the highest score among seniors from Washington DC Maryland and Virginia. Alternate was St Johns student Miss Matthews. Third place went to Mary Nicole Saver of South Hagerstown High School. Donald is son of Mr and Mrs Donald B Rice of West South Street and Ian is daughter of Dr and Mrs Earle Matthews of East Third Street.
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Strayer Business College of Washington
Rice
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Virginia
St. John’s
3Liss Matthews
Washington
Mary Nicole Saver
South Hagerstown High School
Donald
Airs
Donald B. Rice
West South Street
Ian
Earle Matthews
Eest Third Street
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Inen
Japan
Europe
Espec
Scandinavian
Frank Keefer
Samuel Marrone
Beatrice Fehr
Howard T. Smith
Frederick Avenue
Smith
Fehr
THE
Keysmen Orchestra
Amvets Club
Amvets & Guests
Chevy
Fisher
Chevrolet
Daytona Beach
U.S
Rox
Rices Color Center
Ht. C. Dorcus Francis Csharrer
FredeRick, Md
Woodsboro, Md
Ladiesburg
W. George C. Brunswick
Cavetown
Sealy
Routzahn & Sons
Market St
Frederick Vbos F Gas Company, Inc
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