Christmas magazine issue circulates for December borrowing
Kathleen Hostetler librarian notes books placed in circulation on December 1 1950. The non fiction magazine issue focuses on Christmas house decorations, ornaments holiday parties menus traditions Yuletide tables. It may be borrowed for four weeks during December.
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Kathleen Hostetler
Book Review on Korea Today by George McCune
A concise evaluation of Korea Today by George McCune notes it covers postwar political and economic developments in both zones. Written before current fighting, the work remains valuable as background material, with an end paper map included.
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Korea
Rise Up and Walk by Walker Turley
A personal account of one man's polio battle from hospitalization to five months later when he could walk enough to leave the hospital. The book is described as brave and touching and urged for those affected by polio and their families to gain courage.
Christmas Ideals Promotes Yuletide Arts and Classics
Ideals Publishing Company presents a 124 page Christmas Ideals issue featuring poetry paintings by Old Masters and contemporary artists Yuletide music and articles on seasonal customs. The magazine can be borrowed for one week.
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Ideals Publishing Company
Christmas Ideals
Christmas Stories and Wonder Tales for Children
A review lists Alice CHRISTMAS and A Book of Stories Old and New with tales and poetry about Christmas in many lands for ages 8 to 12. Includes The Night Before Christmas, selections from Dickens and Andersen, plus works by Rachel Field and others.
Blandings' Way: Eric Hodgins Reflects on Misunderstood Foreigner
Mr Blazading, now settled in his Connecticut home, is determined to be a good citizen, yet the world misreads him as a foreigner from New York. He endures ongoing misperception and alienation.
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Blazading
Connecticut
New York
Missteps and Recall Spark Family Move Back to City Life
The text sketches a community figure bad at school board politics and as a newspaper owner. A recall victory in New York follows, with a profitable house sale sending the family to apartment living. It notes a weaker but pointed critique of Mr Blandings style and mentions Cosmopolitan serialization and WOBC college radio.
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New York
Mr. Blandings
Cosmopolitan
Gertrude Mallette Helps Pilot After Ridge Crash Mystery
Major Peter Cornell crashes on a California ridge near Gertrude Mallette’s family ranch. Shelby Harrison rescues him with a helicopter and helps unravel the mystery in a aviation romance suitable for high school girls with narrow reading interests.
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Peter Cornell
California
Shelby Harrison
Student actor leads Otterbein radio series in Shaw memorial
Glenn Waggamon son of Mr and Mrs Perry Waggamon R D J Rittman takes a leading part in weekly Otterbein College radio productions Westerville A senior he recently played Marchbanks in an adaptation of George Bernard Shaw Candida presented as part of a Shaw memorial series
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Glenn Waggamon
Perry Waggamon
R.D. J
Rittman
Otterbein College
Westerville
Waggamon
Marchbanks
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Brothertons Return From Tennessee Funeral
Mr and Mrs C C Brotherton return from Tennessee where they attended the funeral of the former's brother. Bruce and Tommy Wertz of Rittman spent two days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Wertz. Mr and Mrs Denver Haroldt of Akron spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ervin Crites and Mr and Mrs Herbert Matty.
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C. C. Brotherton
Tennessee
Bruce
Tommy Wertz
Ritt
Man
Oscar Wertz
Denver Haroldt
Akron
Ervin Crites
Herbert Matty
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