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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
6
A young leatherneck cook, Corporal James Cesena of San Francisco, invents a shark absorber for cakes to prevent dessert disasters during noisy bombardments. He uses empty No. 2 cans at steel serving-plate corners to balance the cake tray and bake safely as artillery roars nearby.
Cinnamon drops are used to impart spicy flavor and a vivid color to apple jelly during boiling. A small amount added to juice enhances the color and flavor of apples when baked.
A stream of quirky local items lightens grim reports. Burglar Marcus Garzon attempted to break into a closed Hayward police station and was caught. A funeral home attendant fled a snoring corpse while police found William Fleming asleep with beer nearby and a quip about seeking peace. Other items include a Bible College mortgage remark in Kansas City, a babysitter suing for injuries in San Francisco, a beard wearing Sikh team winning a tug of war, a bakery driver finding religious tracts after leaving rolls, a 14 hour strike in Tredegar, and Addie Belle Sanders divorcing after 46 years in Houston.
Warden George Alexander shut down two inmates in Salem Oregon after finding their outside egg business thrived on prison farm supply chains. Eggs deemed stale and unsuitable for the facility.
Cadmus Club held a festive party at The Grille Cafe for members and guests Wallace Suling Margene Page and Gayle Thome. Incoming officers organized the event with outgoing officers in attendance. Beulah Bradley Ora Thorne and others spoke, silhouettes were given, a fried chicken dinner was served, and a club photo was planned for the scrapbook. Beulah Bradley chaired the Strawberry Day Float committee with plans to assist.
Dr. B. C. Linebaugh leaves Friday by train for Chicago to attend the American Medical Association convention. Afterward he will visit his mother in Lewestown Illinois and his brother Arch Linebaugh and family in Havana Illinois before returning home.
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