Cuba To Honor American For Fruit Growing
Thomas R. Towns a 74 year old American farmer who has grown citrus in Cuba for 38 years will receive the order of Carlos Manuel de Cespedes from Secretary of State Juan J. Ramos for his work in Cuban agriculture and citrus export. Towns founded citrus on the Isle of Pines and later Holguin, contributing lectures and guidance to Cuban agricultural schools while living as a rural farmer. He recalls losses in Florida and praises life in Cuba expressing contentment with his Yankee farming life.
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Havana
Thomas R. Towns
Cuba
Juan J. Remos
Towns
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Jacksonville
Fla
Isle of Pines
Holguin
Oriente
Broiling Menu Ideas and Leftover Reheats from Paris
Amherst and Elyria households are noted guests and a Sheet Metal convention in Columbus. The column outlines quick broiled dinners using frankfurters eggs and muffins with tips on re heating leftovers and serving ideas for meats vegetables and salads. Paris wants silent street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Wiber
Elyria
A C. Werner
Gunner Eye
Earl
Evelin
Luther Tyge
Cleveland
William Egeland
A. G. Stiwald
Columbus
W. G. Nord
Easter visits and social roundup in Amherst area
Residents of Amherst and nearby towns gathered for Easter services and meals at churches and homes. Many listed guests include the Bauman, Unger, Beiner, Koch, and Bauman families from Elyria, Oberlin, Wakeman, and Cleveland area. In a separate note, nearly 140000 ermine skins were sold in Leningrad, Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
St. Peter's Church
Amherst
Ho of. Weiser
Elyria
G. M. Snyder
Wiliam Brechmacher
Elsie Hurley
Brownheim
John Bauman Jr
Adam Horn
Weegenheimer and Daughters
Lena Gegenheime
Melvin Unger
Choldren
Shirley
Kenneth
Claude Unger
Congress
Ed Rothe
Naomi
Louis
James Obitts
Grafton
Lloyd Niggle
Wakeman
Delefield
Ed Beiner
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Joe Ott
Mar
Twilah
Lizzie Buchs
Jay Sharp
Kipton Sod
Car Krieg
Leningrad
Russia
Marryin' Justice Sapp Tops 5000 Weddings in Six Years
BOSSIER CITY La June marks the busiest month and day for Justice of the Peace W B Sapp who has officiated five thousand weddings in six years. He recalls a half divorced couple who joked during the ceremony about sending a paper to the parish and keeping one for themselves. His daughter secretary Grace Thomas says couples come from North Louisiana Western Texas and South Arkansas to be married in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossier City
Justice of the Peace
W. B. Sapp
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Lawyers fear women on the witness stand says Cahn
Edgar M. Cahn, an attorney, says women are the biggest problem for trial lawyers. Some experts advise never calling a woman to testify while others argue tears may influence juries against the lawyer who caused them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Edgar M. Cahn
Dutch Professor Returns After Eight Months With Unseen Tribes
A Dutch professor traveled by dug-out canoes up the Marowijne River in Dutch Guiana and spent eight months with native tribes that had never before seen a white man, upon his return to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marowijne
Dutch Guiana
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Broad Cor
E. Brugr
Hamburg
Ean Loin
Ponte
Frankfurter Kabobs
Paris
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Clawson’s Market
Furnace ST
Salt Park
Dic
Prunes
Stanley
Campbell
Zic
Kroger’s
Jack Frost Sugar
Jack Frost
Wale
Avondale Peaches
Country Club
Tall Can
Pillsbury
Crisco Or
Mother’s Baking
Avondale
Arm & Hammer, Lge
Bec
Ibs
LA France
Lux
Lifebuoy Soap
Spa Fels
Latonia Club
White Crown & P
Kraft American Cheese
AvondAle G. Bantam Corn
Spinach
Kidney Beans
Frazier Catsup
Igc
Tbs
Embassy
Wesco
CALIF
Tall Country Club Milk
Spotlite
Maxwell House
Sanka and
Kaffee Hag
Ong
Henrietta
Sapp
Broom
Parish
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