Sullivan Silver Tea Planned by Church Women
Ruth Baum of Wellington will display her doll collection at the Congregational Church silver tea on February 2 organized by the church women to raise funds. February projects include knitting selling doughnuts and candy to grow a dollar with Mrs. Vivian Cole as February projects chairperson. The group aims to remodel the church kitchen starting in March.
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Sullivan
Ruth Baum
Wellington
The
Congregational Church
Aid
Vivian Cole
Ann Cunningham
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
Cleveland
Olga Myle
Local Households Rally For Afghan Project In Carlisle
Mrs Frank Rhoads Mrs Etta Cowles Mrs Walter Rei and Mrs John Shiley meet weekly at Mrs Frank Harris home in LaPorte to crochet afghans for service men. Jerry Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jackson of Grafton road improves after a back injury from a hay mow fall and returns to school. Clyde Sheets and family move into Miller court home purchased from Arlin Smith. Smiths plan a new house nearby. Carl Diedrick of LaGrange road vacationing in California.
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Carlisle
Frank Rhoads
Etta Cowles
Walter Reisinger
John Shiley
Frank Harris
LaPorte
Jerry Jackson
Lawrence Jackson
Grafton Road
Clyde Sheets
Pittsburgh
Miller Court
Arlin Smith
Smiths
Carl Diedrick
LaGrange Road
California
Walter Heisel Suggested for Petersburg Customs Post
A recommendation endorses Walter Heisel for appointment as collector of customs in Petersburg Alaska noting he could serve effectively as both collector and active office member.
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Petersburg
Alaska
Walter Heisel
Customs
Chief Urges Auto Drivers To Be Careful This Month
Chief Boggs warns motorists in February 1952 saw an average of five traffic deaths per day, with one third pedestrians and a quarter vehicle collisions. He stresses slower speeds, vigilance around trains, and danger from winter conditions. March 1 marks new Financial Responsibility Law rules requiring reporting of injury or $100 property damage within five days and possible license suspension for noncompliance.
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Boggs l
Sate Safety Council
Ohio
Crossaungs
Registrar of
Boggs
Turk in Bloody Bayonet Fight Breaks Chinese Trap in Korea
Turkish Corporal Adburrahman Can, 22, of Hatay, Turkey, slashed his way free after a Chinese ambush nearly wiped out his eight man patrol. Wounded in five places and armed with a broken rifle, he killed four Chinese and drove two others away. He'll not receive a medal as Turkey bans military awards. No-man's-land night battle followed a three hour wait for Chinese forces.
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Korea
Cpl Adburrahman Can
Hatay
Turkey
Can
Bayonet Duel in Moonlit Clash Between Turk and Chinese
A World War II combat fragment describes a Turk attacking Chinese soldiers under moonlight. The narrator Can recalls killing two or three enemies with bayonet thrusts, noting the wounded Turk’s cry and the Chinese scream as he fights on.
Restoring a Colonial House Costs a Family Dearly
Henry N. Flynt Jr. of Williams College works to recreate a 1764 colonial home for his family though a 188 year old house as been modernized over time. He removed modern features and replaced them with hand hewn elements to restore its exterior appearance while equipping the interior with modern conveniences.
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Wii
Mass
Henry N. Flynt Jr
Williams College Student Aid Office
Flynt
Marble Inside Bottle Hits Neck in Kenmore Find
John Barrett of suburban Kenmore discovered a marble larger than the neck of a pop bottle, creating a notable bottleneck mystery in the town.
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Buffalo
John Barrett
Kenmore
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