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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-22
COMMISSION CALLS POLICE EXAM
SALK PROGRAM TO BEGIN AS
SOON AS VACCINE AVAIL ABLE

Everything in readiness to proceed with the Salk polio
nocuations in Ottawa county the vaccine
is available here county health commissioner James Rhe
said today
He received official information from the Ohio Depart
ment of Health Tuesday that two shots of polio vaccine are
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-22
All Officers Eligible To
Take Captain Examination;
Patrolnan Exam Also Called

competitive examination for captain of the Port Clinton
police department. to all members of the force has
been set for May g. Civil Service Commission chairman H.
" Frederick announced Wednesday, Official notice was post
ed in police headquarters
On the date examination for patroman also
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-22

Officers Company aIIoeated
planted 10000 and shrubs April 1913 participating in
PLANT Ohio" Pictured here planting
rieh Sgt Taylor, Conservation Depart
representative Walter Hoyies h Sgt Huffman CPL Pride
Zubac Miller all of the local which
commanded s It. Herbert Boyer Various civic oeanza
including Kwanis Hl2 Club Scouts An clubs
Clubs Park committees helped plant the 10000
MufIora tulip white oak, maple
Ohio
Guard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-22
Bob TaIes
av ROBERT w. REIDER

That's nifty pastel shade Carl
Heckler's given those cottages at
the rear of his log cabin village.
clerk Fred Nobis of muny coun
had a birthday last Saturday -.
: Good progress is being
maoe. by Howard Elllthorpe
on the dairy bar he's building
on the site of his produce
market just west of the city. :
One of our readers says we'll
get a chuckle out of this quotation
pointing out that it applies to a
friend(?) in the newspaper game
eff a person says something often
enough, long enough, and loud
enough, you' finally come to De-
lieve it." -.
Those smiles being worn by fhe
Island House staff these days. are
the result of a general wage IN
crease courtesy of Otto and Marie
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-22
Photo by MlSCH

Sgt and Mrs. Harland Branum and 210 pounds OF
thoroughbred Siberian Samoyed dogs rolled into town las
Tuesday from Anchorage, Alaska after 4,45 mile trip il
threequafter ton truck and travel adventure that is
1855 version of covered wagon saga
Behind tAem Today trip the Acan highway
Evening star., 1955-10-30
MAILBAG RApIo y 1''S

really reading from idiot"
cards
Dear Bernie:
There Is quite . conflict here
as to the man that plays the
part Of Birmingham III the
Charlie Chan pictures and the
Rochester on Jack Benny's
programs. Are they the same
person?
Mrs. o. L. p.
Different cities. different
j actors,)
Dear Sir:
Il would like to raise q
protest In reference to the
many repeats on Tv lately,
Only b week ago following
What's My Line?' i story was
done on Police Call. Monday
night, the same identical thing
was given under another title,
international Police. Th e
Man Behind the Badge re-
peats all the time. Vice re-
peats are coming to us as The
Pendulum
ITO add insult to injury, q
five minute show. Les Paul and
Mary Ford. who can't have
been ON the Air : weeks.
showed repeats the other
night. Then the stations moan
they don't have time for pro-
grams such as .Gangbusters,
The Marriage and other fine
shows"
Agnes WEIGH
tStations should identity "re-
peats' but rarely do. / didn't
catch that PAUL. Ford repeat
but all their shows sound alike
to me anyhow. One instru-
mental, one solo. and. Of
course, the commercial an
nouncer. without whom no
home would be complete.)
-
Dear Bernie:
You printed q letter from
Lawrence Welk in which he
. said he was sending you q pres
ent. Here you knock him and
he sends you q gift. / don't get
It," r. T..
Ut came in the other day.
It's q ceramic wall vase, pur-
plish In tone, over which glass
champagne" bubbles can be
tackled to the wall. His wall,
not my wall. The only way I
can get even with him Is to re-
view his show again.l
Evening star., 1955-10-30
ToDAY's RADIO
HiGHLI IGHTs

S.30, WTOR Church Of the
Air. 26th year Of broadcast
ing. Dr. Abba HiIlel silver,
Archbishop Cushing Of Bos-
ton and Episcopal Bishop
Minnis of Colorado.
g:l5, WRCArt Of Living: Or.
Norman Vincent Peale on
"How to Fulfill Your Deepest
Desires
|ii:00, WEAhfArlingtcn Church
Of the Air: Or. II. 5. Coffey
Of Mt. Oliyet Methodist
Church.
Ill:05, WTOP Invitation to
Learning: Ellen Glasgow'f
"The Romantic Comedians
Is discussed.
2:0o, WTOP - Pro Football:
Washington W. the New York
Giants.
2:3o, WGMSElizabeth Cool
idge tribute: Copeland. Ap-
palachiarl Spring. Howard
Mitchell, commentator.
500. WGMS--Iibrary Of Con-
eress Memorial Concert: Kroll
Quartet. Haydn. Quartet In
d major, Op. 81 No. 81;
Prokofieff, Quartet No. l. op.
So; Beethoven, Quartet In G
sharp minor. op. i3i.
3:is. WDON. WAsH-FM-capi-
tai Productions Interrupts
l3-week serial for annual
Halloween story. The Leg
end Of Sleepy Hollow.
500, WTOPPercy Faith Hour.
King Cole. Edge Gorn1e. Clarl
Dennis and Larry Logan
guests.
sos, WRC -Nutrilite Theater
Secret of the Sea. " drama d
divers who risk lives In oceaI
| depths searching for s,Inker
treasure.
500, WRC-Meet the Press: Dr.
Gabriel Hague. guest.
$50, WTOP 0unsmoke: Mat
Dillon Is faced with problem
| OF giving outlaw . secont
chance; Bill Conrad.
ties, WATAI.Show Time: .sEis'
met" with Alfred Drake ant
original Broadway cast.
SEQ. WGMS--N National Caller.
Concert: Tune Kwong- Kwong
| pianist: Richard Bales, com
mentator: Beethoven. Sonati
In D., Op. 10 No. 8: Schu
mann. Scenes from Childhood
Op. Is; Schoenberg. Thre
Pieces, Op. ii: Schubert. Fan
tassy. Op. is.
500, VOL Guest Conductor
The musical favorites Of Am
bassador Muniz Of Brazil.
li0:05, WTOP- hiladeiphia Con
cert: First American broad
cast of Concerto for Orches
tra BY Gottfried Won Eineni.
II0:30, WWDC District Round
table: Harry ). Aliern. de
tense counsel for Mrs. Haynes
participates In forum discus
| sion OF insanity as d De
tense. n;
Evening star., 1955-10-30

This Is your chance to
sound Oh and TV Critic
Bernie Harrison ipiu do his
best to Gi,siper questions.
Please keep letters as byief as
possible. Pen names iDal be-
used II 80 desired.J
Evening star., 1955-10-30
.Dear Mr.. Harrison:

possible. Pen names iCiH Be
used II 50 desired.J
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
Imagine my Illustration
each Sunday as ] open the
New York Times and ilnd in
the weekly TV summary that
people in New York. with no
better TV sets than my own,
are able TO see Adventure
(Sunday. CHS. 3::3O1 and
Kukla, Fran and Ollie teach
day, ABC, 1000. It is as II
my set had gone on the blink
Id the middle Of q favorite
show. or had started picking
up amateur ham telecasts as
interference.
The coup de grace was pro-
vided when Omnibus was
cancelled. only In Washington
for q football game (which
under other circumstances r
would have been delighted to
watch.
!. Is there any way Of in
forming the m anaEers of
Washingt0n's TV stations that
some distinguished network
programs create the impulse
for watching TV In general?
Without these programs. many
people just give up the whole
idea! KARL G."
(The Omnibus cancellation
can also be attributed to the.
Congressman who blocked leg
islation that would have kept
Washington on daylight saw
ing up to today, when New
York reverts to standard time.
There's a game on this after
noon. for example. but it viii
be over in plenty Of time now
that Omnibus Is seen here at
5 instead Of ~
Adventure Is a splendid pro-
gram; so Is Kukla, Fran and
Ollie. II your set could bring
In Channel Q, Baltimore, you
could at least see the former.)
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
Please try to answer in your
column why wonderful shows
like Ed Sullivan and Jack
Benny have to be spoiled due
to the fact they win not look
ct the living room audience,
Jack Benny especially. !.
They do not seem to realize
what television is! Want to
please the studio audience.
Marjorie w.
They've never struck me as
Irritating offenders In this re-
spect. Up til last Tuesday
night. Berle was the champ
but Betty Hutton displaced
him easily. Comedians may
look too much toward the
studio audience because 1t. is
from them that they get their
timing" 1t should be re-
niembered that some perform
ers who appear to be looking
at the home audience are
Evening star., 1955-10-30
THE NEW LOOK FOR TODAY

Lee Meriwether is the new decoration making the
mornings brighter for viewers Of NBC'S staTtofthe
day television show. The newest To-day, cast
member, you hardly need to be told, first faced q
television camera the night she became Miss
America If 1855
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
TWIN CITY CHAPTER
JACK AND JILL, INC.
ENTERTAIN CHILDREN

An afternoon OF games and
crafts was enjoyed by the two
10 four year old children Of the
Twin City Chapter Jack and Jill,
Inc, when they were entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Stephen Max
well, SS2 Carroll Az. on Saturday
afternoon, March 10,
At the same hour, the five 10
ten year old children made n tour
Of the Minneapolis Institute Of
Arts, which was an interesting
and thrilling experience for the
group. Mothers who chaperoned
the children on the tour were the
Mines Shelton Granger. LAMAR
Roberts, Riley Gilchrist and Ran
som Coins.
The pre-teens met on Sunday.
March 20, at the Coliseum Ball
room and enjoyed roller skating
party, a repeat performance
which was really exciting.
Plans are being formulated for
the annual Easter party and n
Celebrity Night party to be held
in the rumpus room Of Mrs.
Richard Session. Both affairs are
scheduled for April.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Mines Clarence Roper and M. K. Mcknight
Enfertoin At Prettily Appointed Bridge
Luncheon Saturday Afternoon, March 10

John Patton were scorekeepers
and were each given a gift. Mrs.
Nellie Hamm and Mrs. Garnett
Harris. both Of New York CITY
were out-of-town guests and were
each given a gift.
other guests present included
the Mines. Clarence Anderson. o.
l.. Alexander. Earl Brent, Harry
S. Brown, j. Donald Brady. Tela
Burt, Harold Combs. Burie Car
michael. william Csssius. Alonzo
Cotton, Maurice Daniels, Matthew
Evans, John Few. Lafayette
Fields.
Also the Mines. william Cod
ette, Mamie Green, Hiram Gibbs.
Ardina Gibbs, A. v. Hall. Norman
Howell. william Hanna. Henry
johnson, James Kirk. Louis p.
Moore. Cornelius Mobiiey. Nora
McCracken, Carrie Neal, Cleat
oliver. Gerone Reed, Sidney Sal
ter. Richard stokes Jr.. Ashmore
stokes, Jessie Shepard, Henry
Thomas. Hammond Turner. Hat
tie Walker and o. h, Williams.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Mems Clubs In
Hilarious Ploy Al
PILGRIM Baptist

J. i. Harms was the groom ana
Lawrence Hampton the bride" in
the hilarious presentation Of
winter Temptations" at Pill
grim Baptist church on Friday
evening, March is The produc-
ton, under the direction Of Rev,
Floyd Massey Jr., was sponsored
by the Mems Club OF the church
and had an all male east,
The only serious moment in the
evenin entertainment was when
evening entertainment was when
guest soloist, Fred Ewing OF Min
neapolis sang Water Boy" and
"old Man River"
Dressed as ladies, the follow
ing contestants We'd for the hon
or OF being the bride: Leroy
Cunningham, Dennis Sims, Tim
othy Howard, Robert Smith,
Moses Knott. William Knott.
J. r. Jones, II. NJ. Brown. r, II.
Cameron, George Matthews, Alex
Jordan. and w. A. Brayboy, Es-
corts for the ladies" were:
Cornelius Tucker, Edgar Pillow,
Marccllus Clemens, +, Nelson
Speese, Arthur Peoples. A KEEL
sey, Chester Greene, Tony Lucas,
]. p, Dorsey, NJ. r, orman, VIII
liam White and J. T. Harris.
In the role OF Prime Minister
A. J. Lewis acted as master OF
ceremonies while the audience
selected the bride" Climaxing
the farce was the wedding scene
with Ed Hall and William Black
as ministers.
Music was by RUDE Floyd and
his combo. Mrs. Harriet Bell
Smith played the wedding march,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

Brazzie Addison, $50 Carroll Av.
entertained the Cameo Social club
on Saturday, March 10, following
the business session, members
were served a shrimp creole din
ner. The next meeting will be with
Mr.. Jeff Anderson, 909 st. An
thony Av. on April 8.
Cosmopolitan 10 Club: The Cos
mopohtan Is club met at the
home of Mrs. Sara Foster, 2s6 N.
Milton St, on Saturday, March
10. Following business a social
hour was enjoyed playing cards.
A tasty lunch was served by the
hostess.
Bowling Party: In place of their
regular business meeting. men,
bers of the Ball and Chain club
enjoyed a bowling party on Satur-
day, March 10, at the Uptown
Bowling Lane in Minneapolis
After bowling the group went TO
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jackson, 1000 Humboldt Av. S,
Minneapolis, where a social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed.
The next meeting viii be at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ban
ham, 1923 Rondo Av. on April 2.
House Guests: John Douglass
and son Jerome, of Chicago, Ill,
were the guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. George Shannon, 693
Carroll Av. They were in the city
to attend the funeral of Mr..
Douglass mother, the late Mrs.
Julia Lewis. Adam Brent and
daughter, Althea Brent were also
in the city for the funeral of Mrs.
Lewis. They were the guests of
Mrs. Louise Johnson. Mr.. Brent's
sister-in-law, $50 Carroll Av.
Recuperating: Mrs. Mite
Lockhart, 90 Fuller Av., was re-
leased from Midway hospital last
week and is convalescing at home.
Visit Crispus Attacks: The Jr.
Red Cross girls from Central high
school. under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. c. M. Pilger, visit
ed the Crispus Attacks Home on
st. Patricks Day and decorated
the rooms and Railways with the
traditional green motifs. They
were: Sue Mckinley, Nancy Ban
ach, Judy Dahle and Adrienne
Lazenberry.
Monday Literary Club Visits:
Mrs. Paul Matsche, chairman,
and members of the Monday Lit
erary Club visited the Crispus
Attacks Home on Monday eve
ming, March 81 and presented
place mats, records and ice cream
pies to the residents.
To Hold Open House: The
I Crispus Attacks Home Associa-
ton will hold open house at the
home on April q from 4 p, m. to
1880 p. m. The public is invited.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Announce Engagement OF
Miss Claudia Heron

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Heron of
Kansas city, have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Claudia Jean Heron OF
4I10 Third Av c., Minneapolis,
10 Mr. Donald Graham, son OF
Rev. and Mrs. l.. G. Graham Of
Coffeyville, Kans,
Wedding plans have not been
completed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

An air Of spring and warm con-
gcniality permeated the homes OF
Mrs. Clarence Roper. 9S2 Fuller
Av.. and Mrs. NJ. X Mcknight.
$50 Fuller Av. on Saturday after
noon, March 10, when they We're
co-hosteSses At a prettily appoint
ed bridge luncheon at p, m.
Guests were received in the up
stairs home OF Mrs Roper. where
they rested their wraps, In the
downstairs apartment OF Mrs, Nc
knight, luncheon was served at
card tables covered with luncheon
cloths In varied colors carrying
out the spring motif and were
conferred with potted African vio-
let's ranging in shades OF pink,
lavender and deep puppies.
Spring flowers were used turnout
the rooms
Following a delicious luncheon
guests enjoyed several rounds OF
bridge with prizes going TO win
ners OF high scores as follows:
Mrs, Charles Noble, Minneapolis,
first prize; Mrs, o. c, Drizzle,
second; Mrs, E. ]. Jones, third.
Mrs. Richard Stokes Sr., fourth;
Mrs. Leonard Davis, fifth, Mrs,
Charles Glenn. Minneapolis, sixth
and Mrs, William Modem, Mime
apolis. consolation.
Mrs. David Francis and Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
loofers Inc, Hold
Reaulnr Meeting Sunday

The Loafers Inc, held their
regular meeting at the home OF
Moses Wallace. 3it Fisk st. on
Sunday, March 20.
Paramount on the agenda was
election OF officers and the follow
ing were elected; Norman Davis
president; Frank Schine. rc-elect.
ed secretary; Moses Wallace, re.
elected treasurer; Ernest John.
son, reelected parliamentarian.
Final plans were completed for
the Easter dancing party.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF John Collins, S7i st. An.
thony Av. on Sunday, April 3.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

were each presented a gift by the
hostess.
Twin City Bridge Club: Mr..
and Mrs. Earle e. Jones, 962 Car
roll Av., will be hosts to the Twin
City Bridge club on Saturday,
March 20.
Cosmopolitan 16 Club: Mrs.
Sara Foster, 2S6 N. Milton st.
was hostess to the Cosmopolitan
16 club on Saturday. March 10.
when it held its business and So
cial meeting. Following business,
cards were enjoyed. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
Chicago Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Simmons of Chicago, ar
rived in the city by plane on
Thursday, March II, and were the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Shoffner of 936 st. An
thony Av. They came to attend
the commencement exercises at
the University of Minnesota
where Mr.. Shoffner received a
certificate for general engineer
ing from the general extension
division of the University of Min
nesota.
Happy Birthday Club: Mrs. Til
lie Daniels was hostess to the
Happy Birthday club on Tuesday
evening March %. Following bust
ness, games were played and a de-
icious repast enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Frances Dollie, S07 Aurora Av.
will be hostess at the next meet
ing, Tuesday, April II.
Cameo Social Club: When Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

You can insert a classified ad in
this paper for as little as 81. Call
bridgeport 1895 now. Wen do
| the rest.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

ct. Paul

By MILDRED JORDAN

STILL ON THE HONOR ROLL AT ROCKFORD college. Rock
ford NJ Macheta Allen daughter Theodore
s7S Igiehar participate coegepon
workshop April plans speech
A grandfather e Han viii
plane Denver She will April
TEMPLE Fuller the very important subject
by Sunday
m church chorus direction
Simmons will sing.
WE THINK WE WILL DARE age not withstanding to put on
roller Msxeld holds
skating party Monday. April Lexington Roller
Rrk 7ao 70 oSo Naxna prA members ara srxos N make a
possible roller
perhaps would ticket Proceeds this affair
eamsrked equipment for the
ODee Galloway president the Maxed PTA
Norma Jones chairman OF the Ways and Means Committee
CA. 6-1l76 after 6
EASTER HOLIDAY, meeting o. the PTA
will April Is You will lot miss this meeting!
THE CAFEos WILL ENTERTAIN a matinee Easter
Sunday April learned this week Mrs
Quanita Dawson
THE ANNUAL ELIZABETH
SHOW. a Wednesday
evening Fellowship Hall Pilgrim Baptist church.
director Taylor tells
will DO 1t Yourself trend and that will
stunning creations from the floating wardrobe of schnemans
there will be exciting styles also OF ready
garments too! We look forward to this
YOUR PURCHASE EASTER Minnesota
Society Crippled Children Adults will help criPpes of all
cerebral palsy polio muscular dystrophy arthrtts bone
and than 100 other kinds of handeps
quote investment the
wel-b being o Mnnesotas crippled
BRIGHT AND EARLY ON ST PATRICK's DAY at a m,
with the
Miller Hospital Little Patricia Doris weighed
in at the home
Robert Candy
grandmother Hagsead and patenal
grandparents are Horace Brown sr.
WISHES DR. Lillian Lewis 675 Iglehart
Rvertew Memorial Hospital We had suggested that she
large she had
recent illness and
slipped attend services at st James A
sustained in the fall caused
hosptaized March II xray and treatment
Donald Johnson junior at Kansas
State well remember when Dom
the Mary Anne Wash
ingon maong administration at Lincoln Uni
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Matinee Bridge Club: Mrs Fred Schuek s44 Fuller Av
hostess the Matinee Bridge club Tuesday, March -
Following luncheon guests and members We'd for prizes the
card tables Prizes by Mrs Earl Brent first; Mrs
Charles Graham second and Mrs William CasSius third
Ellis Manning and Mrs Richard Stokes Sr guests and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
WE ruouGnr NOW Swiftly TIME PASSES when we learn.

ed marriage junior at Kansas
State Manhattan Kans remember when Don
Donads the former Mary Anne Wash
majorng administration at Lincoln Uni
versity City native Columbia Mo Donald
is the son Of Mrs SCI St Anthony Av.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
iDEBS and DATES
By Barb" Barnes

Iii there Dehs and Dates, here
am this week with some of the
latest happenings Maybe not all
the latest,
on Friday night Shirlee jackson
gave a real tough party, Charles
Bowie (the Supposed.to-be sound
ing king and Ronnie Levcrson
had one on. Charles hand over
your sounding crown and we now
have a new king!!
on Saturday night the Kappa
Tous had sort OF canteen at
jeanne Carriers house, And at
one time there was more than 100
kids there from all over the
Twins" / must say II was real
nice. l saw Steve Williams (Mr,
1--WE of $50 talking that talk!
Coming up is the Wheatley
Wizards playing the Omaha
Travellers ON Saturday, April q
That's the talk of the town and
I'll have some OF those happen
ings in my next column. l hope
this one is as tough as Dcs Moines
was! OF course l mean their play
ing ability!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
SEND GET WELL WISHES"

Memorial Hospital We had suggested that sh
collection Of greetings she ha'
acquired had recovered from recent illness
slipped attend services at St James AMf
she sustained in the fall caused
to be hosptaized March II and treatment
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
Personality

This Deb who has the potent
alities OF a Queen is five feet, four
inches and weighs 1913 pounds
which are distributed in the right
places, and she's 10 years old,
She doesn't have favorite food,
she just likes them all She is
captain of the Ames Lodge Drum
and Bugle Corps and does a very
good Job OF II Larry Ander-
son seems to be her heart throb rs
OF now.
know by now all Of you know
I'm talking about the one and
only Shirley Faison,
Shirley has quite the personal.
ity that makes all the Debs and
Dates like her. Shirley's future
isn't an open book but with her
ability to lead others she has the
future in her hands.
haven't heard from my most
fabulous st. Paul aces and no re.
port of their latest happenings
Get on the ball kids and write me
or call either one Of us It's in the
book (telephone)
Wen. my most valued readers,
this is II for this drab week. but
I'll return In two weeks better
than ever--I hope. Until then --
Barb
P.S,; Hurry home Phil we ali
miss you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25
THE ANNUAL ELIZABETH HALL FASH
BRIGHT AND EARLY ON ST. PATRICKS DA

the Buzz Browns Undertake Rd blessed wit
rival of baby girl Miller Hospital Little Patricia Doris
pounds IL Other little camera targets at
of photographer Kenneth, LaRue Robert an
maternal grandmother is Mrs. Alice Hagstead and
grandparents Mr.. Mrs. Horace Brown Sr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

Mrs, David Francis and Mrs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-25

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