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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
3
Early American military actions in 1846 relocated a fort at Santa Fe to a new site that formed a diamond shaped fortress. The remnant walls outline the layout and the fort’s defensive design on the frontier.
Mrs Vanneman entertained a lawn party at 3630 Main St. Edwood sisters Bert Hiatt Blanche Mays Ver Wann Gladys Nipley attended along with Ann Casey South Bend and Alice Wright Kokomo nieces. A spread recipe using minced clams baked cheese and lemon juice was suggested.
Mid-Century groups met across towns with hostesses and co hosts. Sessions covered health safety legal facts and Purdue Conference topics. Members welcomed new attendees and planned picnics and future meetings at Beulah Park Fall s Park and 4 H building in Alexandria Pendleton and Perkinsville awaiting September hostesses and terms.
Mr and Mrs Arthur A Brady plan a summer stay at Leland Michigan with Labor Day return. Mary Spice resumes life after a Rochester visit. Reardons finish eastern New England vacation. Lynn Christian Church members report a vacation visiting relatives and friends in Cincinnati Lexington and elsewhere. Ann Boaz returns to New York City after visiting Brady household. Edward Hunt Worth Whyte Club hosted by Verne Degner with a five week trip to Los Angeles and western cities.
A collage of weekend visits and home moves across Indiana and nearby states. Sacramento residents Reid Huffman and family stayed with W. W. Ketcham and dined with Dr. and Mrs. John Ketcham. Goin family moved to Dayton Ohio. Sylveys hosted by Rena Woodward then plan a move to Kansas City. Mills family weekend travel to Anderson and St Louis for a wedding. John Bird of Chicago and others called on friends in Anderson. John Prather hosted dinner in their home. Also a light note on a man trapped in an accident and a Canadian cement origin fact.
STILLWATER Oklahoma State University professor Dr. Paut Heinberg reports Marilyn Monroe's voice is considered sexy not for pitch but breathiness. He notes her vocal cords cycle in a regular low intensity tone and she uses more lung power to sustain breathy speech.
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