Secret of Santa Vittoria highlighted in Norwalk library
The town of Santa Vittoria safeguards one million bottles of vermouth as Nazis occupy the area. Mayor Bombolini bears the burden of keeping the secret while residents strive to protect their industry and survive.
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Santa Vittoria
Norwalk
Bombolini
Robert Crich
Open House for Irene Baird 98th Birthday in Milan
A birthday open house for Irene E. Baird of Milan is planned Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. hosted by her nieces at the Bond home on Bryan Road. The Norwalk Public Library lists new fiction and non fiction titles now available for readers.
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Irene E. Baird
Edison Drive
Milan
Harold Bond
Tom Bond
Bond
Bryan Road
Jonathan Daniels
Wilson
League of Nations
Scotch Highlands
Damaris Gordon
Blacktower House
Gavin Hamilton
Blacktower
Barbara Michaels
Nell Nichols
D.E. Stevenson
Elfrieda Thistlewood
Lindop
Gordon
McDowell
McKenna
MacLean
Israel
Kemelman
Gulick
Hoyle
Southwell
Miller
O’connor
Norwood
Portis
Blackstock
America
Dulles
Holzer
Shannon
Borgstrom
Epstein
Social Security
Medicare
Lasser
Walford
Engleman
Gibbons
Cassiday
Burger
Silvan
Lorenz
Fuller
Petrie
Newquist
Godden
Dare Devils
Olney
Kennedy
Salinger
Schwartz
Norwalk Public Library
Vegetables Make Good Sandwiches For Lunches
New York UPI describes vegetable filled sandwiches as school lunch ideas. It details a six foot long crusty loaf with meats cheese anchovies and vegetables and offers smaller filling recipes using ham apples celery carrots radishes onion sour cream and mayonnaise.
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New York
UPI
John Laux Couple Is Wed 50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. John Laux of Elyria celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at St. Joseph's Social Center Monroeville from 2 to 5 p.m. The couple married November 8, 1916 at St. Joseph's Church Monroeville. They have five children, 26 grandchildren, and two sons in Norwalk and Elyria.
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John Laux
N. Olive St
Elyria
Norwalk
St. Joseph’s Social Center
Monroeville
Laux
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Art
Mary) Schieve
Cleveland
Robert
Howard
Richard
Donell
No Harm In Addiction To Tiny Black And White Squares
New York dispatch notes a rising cross word craze across social strata. Readers describe crossword devotion as harmless, relaxing, and common from executives to switchboard operators. The piece highlights vocabulary gains and personal anecdotes about Sunday puzzle rituals.
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New York
UPI
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