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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1962
Page
21
Bridge notes describe a six no trump grand slam attempt from a tricky six heart endgame. Dale and Keen maneuver through precise play with a seven heart lead, dummy long hearts, and a sequence ending in a grand slam after careful discards and a king of diamonds bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlis Watkins and family and Ricke Gentry have returned home after vacationing in Tennessee. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Gertrude Parker of Anderson and Mrs. Fern Johnson of near here, met several neighbors for visits and meals.
Readable fragments list a TV almanac with personalities like Three Stooges Kangaroo Deputy Dawg Shari Lewis Alvin and Roy Rogers. Mentions Marion California and farm topics alongside syndication names. No clear event or outcome, but outlines a schedule of varied programs and characters across a children’s lineup.
A 1962 numerical puzzle from William J. Miller and King Featured Syndicate guides readers to compute a key number from their name length, then read letters under checked squares to reveal a fortune.
About two fifths of foreign born residents of the United States live in New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New Jersey. Other major centers are Michigan Ohio and Illinois.
Reader asks about a two year old with bowel trouble. Advice emphasizes a balanced daily diet rich in meat, milk, eggs, cheese, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and water to promote natural evacuation. Avoid routine enemas or laxatives. use enemas only with physician orders.
The Brown Township Farm Bureau met at Wilkinson school cafeteria with opening by vice chairman Byron Collier. Joyce Hanes and others presented a sketch and judged the amateur contest won by Joe and Beverly Rushton in I division, Kenneth Rushton in II, and Carolyn Rushton in IV. Devotions by Leonard Jeffries. picnic and District Six review announced. cake contest judged by Carl Collins and Carl Spegal with placings listed.
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