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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
3
A column discusses causes of reading struggles in children including sight problems and emotional factors from moves or family loss. Advice suggests testing vision, consulting teachers, and using parent read-alouds to foster reading interest, with tomorrow’s topic on teaching good manners.
Community activities fill the day at the YMCA with a busy timetable of swim classes from 9:00 to 2:00 and family and open swims in the evening. A Mothers Club fashion benefit at the High-Ground School cafeteria features a Mary Prokos narration and a long list of committee heads for planning, decor, tickets, prizes, and refreshments.
Tomatoes are best now and should ripen on the vine for peak sweetness about six days after the first red color appears. For canning peaches, mid September is near the last good date as Elberta peaches from Michigan are mostly harvested by then. A wide assortment of summer squashes, white yellow or green, is in season and easy to cook and delicious to eat.
Versatile crochet pattern offers chair back, scarf ends, and luncheon set. Describes a large pineapple medallion centerpiece for chair backs with dimensions and material. Includes mailing address in New York for pattern and book offer with prices and ordering tips.
A parent warns about over protecting children while balancing safety for school travel. The dialogue shows concerns about driving versus walking and the need for children to learn safe street crossing with guidance from caregivers. The piece emphasizes practical safety over overprotection.
The Cen iter Chapel Ladies Aid meeting was postponed from September 5 to Thursday September 12 and will be held with Mrs Harold Coon. Mrs Charles Myers will co-host with Mr and Mrs Earl Yingling of Mechanicsburg and Mr and Mrs Harold Gibson of Muncie recently returned from travels to Niagara Falls Washington DC and other points.
A reader asks about disguising gray hair with vegetable rinses and about hair dye versus clear polish. The column notes bunions are from bone structure and ill fitting shoes, and that housework alone won’t trim inches. advises depilatories for leg hair and offers quick vegetable side dish ideas.
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