Eugene Chalupa Honored at Pleasant Hill Dinner
Pleasant Hill May 28. Eugene Chalupa of Camp Bowie Texas is honored with a cooperative dinner hosted by the Caldwell family. Attendees include Silas Caldwell Edd Chalupa and family Mayhew Benn and families and others from Mt. Union Lone Tree and Sigourney. Chalupa returned home from Texas for ten days.
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Earl Kephart
Pleasant Hill
Howard Caldwell
Eugéne Chalupa
Camp Bowie
Texas
Silas Caldwell
Edd Chalupa
Edd Mayhew
Howard Benn
Orville Kemp
Lone Tree
Bill Crayne
Eddie
Edgar
Theodore Eckey
Mt. Union
Carr
Homer Kephart
Charles McConnell
Harry McConnell
Harold
Roy Gordon
Clara
Johnnie Gamble
Richard Leet
Marilyn
Bob Rohrer
Florence
Arnold Carr
Bertha
J. S. Ernest
L. BE. Howell
Crawfordsville
Fred Kephart
Eugene Chalupa
Clyde Lambert
Maxine
Charles McCreedy
Carol Yoder
Sigourney
Will Saville
Ollie Saville
H. H. Hart
Denver
Colo
Leo Shelangoski
Eugene
Ernest Nelson
Chicago
Ralph Nelson
Veterans’ Hospital
Hines
Mildred Kephart
Iowa City
Edd
George Chalupa
Richmond
Love Charm Returns in Hollywood Reunion
Tam Taumma, bearing a blue fish amulet, confronts director William Newsom in a Hollywood office. He delays a conference, then drafts a plan to transport her to Honolulu, then faces a shipboard reunion as Taumma reveals a family bond linked by the same charm. Newsom muses on blood ties and love as they reconcile aboard a yacht.
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Tam
William Newsom
Newsom
Tam Taumma
Hollywood
Taumma
Taummna
Chris
San Pedro
Waikiki Beach
Drink Tzuica Delights Romanian Plum Brandy Flavor
Romanian spirit Tzuica distills plums into a spicy rich brandy with a bold aroma. The article highlights traditional production and strong regional character of this fruit based spirit.
Rome Founded Years Ago in 753 B C
The historic note marks Rome as founded around 753 B C. This traditional date anchors early Roman beginnings and the founding myth tied to Romulus and Remus in ancient Italian lore.
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Rome
Decline of Great Lakes Whitefish Tied to Killing Gear
Albert Stoll Jr warns in the Detroit News that whitefish populations in the Great Lakes are shrinking due to overfishing and submarine trap nets. The shift to deep water nets has lowered catches, with whitefish dropping from third to fifth place, while bycatch and high mortality in undersized fish threaten future reproduction.
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Great Lakes
Albert Stoll, Jr
Detroit News
Hair and strength myths debunked by history
Pearson's London Weekly notes that hairiness does not indicate strength. It cites Charlemagne as an example of a powerful, hairless figure who could squeeze three horseshoes with his hands. The piece also observes that most prize-fighters are not hairy and attributes body hair to glandular differences.
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Pearson
London Weekly
Charlemagne
Rome
Tongue Greeting Popular in Tibet
Sticking out the tongue is described as a common greeting in Tibet with cultural note on its playful use and social meaning.
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Tibet
Breton Clergy In Haiti Tied To Breton French Heritage
Catholic clergy in Haiti are described as largely French and Breton in origin. The report notes a strong Breton influence among the priesthood, shaping local church leadership and cultural ties.
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Haiti
Evening of Fun Answers and How-To Tips
A playful note lists two trivia style items. It states dry ice weighs about 8 pounds per cubic foot and highlights a new roller brush that paints screens without spattering, presenting quick, practical details.
Christmas Observances Vary Across Rodneythe and Wilmington
Rodanthe North Carolina marks Christmas on December 25 and Old Christmas on January 5. Wilmington adds a second Christmas on January 6. A cooking tip suggests varying meat stuffings by adding about a third cup of ground sausage for every two cups of bread stuffing.
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Rodanthe
N. C
Wilmington
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