Market Crash Cart Crash At Super-Duper Ends In Coma
A chaotic scene at the Super-Duper Market ended with John Jones, 44, of 119 Bim Street, critically injured when a heavily laden cart struck him at the corner of Bake and Spee miles. The driver, Mrs. Henrietta Smith, 41, of 1146 Seabreese Boulevard, sustained minor injuries along with her seven year old son. Eyewitnesses blame varying factors from speeding carts to wrong way shopping alleys. Hospital reports say Jones woke briefly but returned to a coma, while a police chief jokes about crash helmets for shoppers.
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John Doe
Bim Street
Jones
Oh Mercy Me Hospital
Henrrietta Smith
Seabreese Boulevard
Eloise Pierce
Ocean Dunes Avenue
Oh Mercy Me
McNaught Byndigale, Inc
New London Plans Halloween Observance Led by Jack Clark
Final plans for the annual Halloween observance in New London list Jack Clark in charge with the JayCees decorating the town and supplying materials. Broome-Wood Post of the American Legion awards the best jitterbug prize. The high school band opens at 7:30 p.m. marching from the school, then a costume parade with prizes for best and funniest costumes across five age groups.
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New London Flan
Hallowe'en
New London
Jack Clark
JayCees
Broome- Wood Post
The
American Legion
Progressive class changes supper date to November 12
Vincent Henry Sediacek of Cleveland read the 10th chapter of St. Mark at morning service last Sunday. E. M. West of New York and Pennsylvania sang two solos with his own accompaniment. The Progressive club will hold baked ham supper on November 12 replacing the previously announced turkey supper. Tickets available from class officers and members. Brief Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Copas were
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Henry Sediacek
Cleveland
St. Mark
E. M. West
New York
Pennsylvania
Progressive Club
M. B. Copas
Beechwood Drive Hosts Sunday Guests
A note records guests arriving Sunday afternoon at the residence of Mr and Mrs J J Cook on Beechwood Drive. The brief item notes social visiting and casual hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Cook
Beechwood Drive
NEWS BRIEFS FEATURES AND STRAIGHT SCOOP SNAPSHOTS
Peewee toe and toe and news briefs cover a mix of quirky local happenings. Bootblacks outside Grand Central strike, a sham victim found in an abandoned adobe, and a chef of oddities. Other items include a Gothic architectural student in Auburn, a Scotland trip described by Morphie the bull, a skull mistaken for a doctor, a Birmingham lawsuit over a changed telephone number, Trinity College fossil footprints, whittling advice from a Reading pastor, a new wheat variety at a North Dakota lab, and a Worcester veteran honoring a turtle.
Gentlemen If It’s Important to You to Look Your Best
A compact note urging men to prioritize personal appearance in business settings. It emphasizes confidence, professional presentation, and the impact of grooming on success.
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William ®. Mitchell
First Methodist Church
Duffy
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Lorain P.fichoenhut
First Baptist Church
Northeastern Teachers’ Association
New London Wildcats
Fairview
Vincent
Knox
ARROW
York
Union Newa Co
Grand Central Terminal
Antonio
Tex
Aecaites
Auburn
Alan Jim Prestridge
Alabama Polytechnic
Mobile
Prestridge
Bull
Morphie Comber
Perch
Scotland
Washington State College
Canada
Morphie
Spokane
Wash
Birmingham
Ala
Hartford
Conn
Trinity College
Connecticut River Valley
Whittle
Parhon
Reading
Howard B. Bare
Lions Club
Bibmarck
A 'Waldean
Alste Lekberiment
Waldron
North Dakota
Worcester
Mass
Willie Grout Post
Sona of
New Beunawlek
Elyria’s Telegraph Florist
Pullmans
Overnites
Likly-Rockett
Bell
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