Revival of Early Crafts Marks 200th Birthday Riot of Style
New Yorkers and youth artisans revive early American crafts to honor America's 200th birthday. At The Hitchcock Chair Co in Riverton Connecticut young makers refine quilting weaving silversmithing and pewtering while planning shop towns to foster their own craft businesses. The firm produces thousands of chairs weekly and hosts a museum drawing 40000 visitors annually to view authentic pieces signed between 1826 and 1840.
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NEW York (Ap
United States
Tom Glennon
Hitchcock Chair Co
Riverton
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Mt. Vernon
Monticello
Adams House
Philadelphia
Hitchcock Company
John Kenney
Hartford
Hitchcock
South America
Navy
Kenney
Ottawa couple announces engagement and December wedding
Deloris June Heck and Ronald Dean Mavity plan to marry December 29 at the First Christian Church. Miss Heck, a 1971 Ottawa High School graduate, works for H D Lee Co. She attended Pittsburg State and serves with the U S Army in Heidelberg Germany. Ronald Mavity, son of Gene and Mrs. Mavity of 404 S Mulberry, is also a 1971 Ottawa High School graduate.
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Charles Heck
E. 10Th
Deloris June
Ronald Dean Mavity
Gene Mavity
S. Mulberry
Resentment and fashion advice from Ann Landers column
A reader challenges bias against homosexuals and fashion trends, with Well Dressed and Straight defending modern styles. The page includes letters about perfectionism, budgeting a paper route earnings, and medical advice on epilepsy medications and sexual function with guidance to seek counseling and second opinions.
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George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
W.D
Undertakers
Dear Ann Landers
Christmas Sugar Cookies Recipe Card
Mrs Melvin Dixon contributes a Christmas sugar cookies recipe with icing. Ingredients include butter sugar eggs water vanilla and flour with baking powder. Instructions cover creaming, mixing, rolling, doughnut cutter shapes and baking at 400 degrees for 6 to 8 minutes, optional nuts.
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Melvin Dixon
S. Mulberry
the Herald
Potato Prices Stay High Through Winter
Summer prices for potatoes rose unexpectedly due to a tight supply. The fall harvest, about three fourths of yearly output, was only slightly larger than last year, leaving demand unmet. Shoppers should expect continued high prices through the cold season.
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