Legendary Michael Garoutte Named For Elyria Boy
A family retells the tale of Michael Garoutte, linked to Lafayette and French and American history, to explain how Elyria's grandson Michael Greer got his name. The narrative travels from Marseilles to Philadelphia to Burlington, with tales of kindness, war, and a Quaker bride, ending on the boy’s future character.
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Michael Greer
Elyria
Michael
Michael Garoutte
Marseilles
France
Antoine Garoutte
Anne de Lascours
Marquis de Lafayette
Marie Antoinette
Burlington
N.J
Lafayette
New World
Mary Crosby Finds a New Life in Film Coordination
In San Diego Mary Crosby, 36, turned from Navy wife and housemother to chief “coordinator” for film productions. She locates sets, props, and performers, earning about 25,000 dollars yearly. Her portfolio includes a 6-foot hamburger, a flying burger stunt, and a New England barn scene for Universal Pictures. She built a 1 and 638 child talent list for a Debbie Reynolds special and plans a book titled So What Now or How to Be Widow about starting anew after loss.
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San Diego
Calif
Mary Crosby
Crosby
Vietnam
Universal Pictures
Coronado Bay Bridge
Aramo Firm
Debbie Reynolds
New Lingerie Shears Marketed For DIY Seamstresses
A scissors maker launches lingerie Shears to meet rising demand from women sewing their own undergarments. The blades are long and narrow for close trimming, with a serrated edge to grip fabric. A finger guide aids precision, designed for tightly woven tricot use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrian's
Embree H. Hoffman
New Jersey
Valley Forge
General Washington
Philadelphia-Camden Bridge
Tennessee
Sophia Garoutte
John Sevier, Jr
New England
Farm Country
Here
Mexico
Hollywood
JO Paquin
Broad M
Legacy Island
Hiquoravis
Uris
Armaskin
Comfort Dillo
Golden
Nately
Ria
Alodium
Williams
Marshal
Janean
Prima Utah
Donna
Miss Paper Kapital
Italian Farrow
James
the Seaport
Jason
Pueblo
European Chamber
Hele
Ota
Wapar
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