Impressions of a European Trip by Chester and Verse Edwards
In a final installment, Chester and Verse Edwards describe their European tour with a son in the Air Force and a daughter visiting via India. They travel Ostend to England by ferry, glimpse the White Cliffs of Dover, note English driving and phrases, visit Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, the Crown Jewels, Buckingham Palace, Dickens shop, Shakespeare birthplace, Anne Hathaway cottage, Oxford, Warwick Castle, and sail from Southampton to New York aboard a US liner amid rough seas and no seasickness.
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Europe
Chester
Edwards
Air Force
India
Helland
Ostende
Belgium
England
Dover
Parliament
Thames
Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
Buckingham
Elizabeth II
Derby
Epoom Downs
Shakespeare
Ann Lathaway
Oxford University
Warwick Castle
Southhampton
United States
New York City
Paris
Atlantic
Reader's Courtroom and a physicist's death headline
A courtroom feature recounts a judge weighing if a conductor was guilty of assault for removing a passenger at speed while arguing he acted within reason. The second item notes Julius Edgar Lilienfeld, 81, a physicist who advanced the modern X-ray tube, died in Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands.
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Avery
Charlotte Amalie
Virgin Islands
Julius Edgar Lilienfeld
Daily 42 Soap Substitute and Related Clues
A playful clue list cross referencing terms like soap substitute and ghostly hints, including numbered entries such as 13 Witch-like person and 22 Insane. The puzzle blends crossword style prompts with definitions and wordplay for 80 plus items.
Crossword Clues and Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Sample
A reader sees a cryptic crossword with clues listed including Flower, Befitting a wife, and Glossy plus a section on the daily cryptoquote puzzle explaining the letter substitution method. The page also notes a previous quote by Voltaire and a 1963 Bousseau attribution.
Eyebrow shaping tips from renowned makeup artist
Josephine Lowman offers brow guidance to enhance facial beauty. She stresses clean brows, natural lines, and hairlike strokes, with shade matched to hair color. Tweezing, arch emphasis, and potential end extensions are advised, plus request for leaflet 50 via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Josephine, Lowman
College Corner Names 1963 64 Faculty at Elementary School
COLLEGE CORNER The school board of College Corner Elementary School announces the faculty for 1963 64. Gilbert Gentry is principal. Sixth grade teachers are C. C. Moore and Robert Brooks, with Brooks also coaching. Fifth grade taught by Mildred Green and Robert Ivy. Fourth grade by Mary Halsey and Joyce Hagadus. Third grade by Creth Yost and Ruth Ferguson. Second grade by Elsie Derr and Bonnie Driscoll. First grade by Dorothy Wood and June Huntzinger. Music and art by Janelle Pottorff. Enrollment set for August 30 with dismissal at 10 a.m. Classes begin Tuesday, Sept. 3.
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College Corner
College Corner Elementary School
Gilbert Gentry
C. C. Moore
Robert Brooks
Brooks
Mildred Green
Robert Ivy
Creth Yost
Ruth Ferguson
Elsie Derr
Bonnie Driscoll
Dorothy Wood
June Huntzinger
Janellel Pottorff
Gentry
Marriage Licenses in Anderson and Nearby Areas
List of marriage licenses shows James Michael Russell Anderson with Caroline L Myers Anderson. Wayne Nelson Riggs Anderson with Ursula Marie Armstrong Anderson. Edgar Wade Hawk Anderson with Marilyn L Latimer Anderson. Marvin Lee Smith Alexandria with Carolyn Louise Hewitt Atlanta. Jack Craig Morehead Anderson with Victoria June Nichols Anderson. Robert Charles Schaeffer West Lafayette with Margaret Ann Lamper Anderson. Leland Rex Goins Elwood with Janet Kaye Campbell Anderson.
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Edgar Wade Hawk
Anderson
Marilyn L. Latimer
Marvin Lee Smith
Alexandria
Carolyn Louise Hewitt
Atlanta
Jack Craig Morehead
Victoria June Nichols
Robert Charles Schaeffer
West Lafayette
Margaret Ann Lamper
Leland Rex Goins
Elwood
Janet Kaye Campbell
Stop Me by Bennett Cerf Polite Punchlines on Behavior
A 1963 Bennett Cerf humor piece parodies gender norms with quips on behavior and social roles. It weaves a funeral procession misadventure and a political aside, ending with a wry exchange between a Presbyterian and Sir John A. Macdonald about steadfast support.
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Canada
John MacDonald
John
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Is This Your Problem by Helen Erskine
A teen writer questions family support for a writing career and Helen Erskine urges pursuit of writing, noting rewards, discipline, and the need for perseverance amid obstacles. A second letter offers spiritual guidance and closes with submission instructions for future questions.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Miss Shakespeare
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Sie
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Longfellow
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Low
Bgisjaiss
Liz
Walt Disney
SCAMP
Mr.knibbs
BY Ward Greene
HI and
Lois
CRPCK
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Kerry Drake
Alfred Andriola
Dorelle
Dublin
Archie
Jughead
Joe Palooka
Bob Montana
Ham Fisher
Pop
Miss Charme
Lil’ Abner
BY AL Capp
Mary Worth
BY Ben Allen
Tommy
Sawyer
BY Roy Crane
Sawor
Admiral's Bridge
NAVY
America
Donald Duck
Wæk
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Mary Halsey
Joyce Hagadus
James Michael Russell
Caroline L. Myers
Wayne Nelson Riggs
Ursula Marie Armstrong
Coca-Cola
Kenneth Colby
The
Law
Beene
Thomas Jefferson
Albemarle County
Orissa
Anka
Helen
Seventeen
Madison Avenue
Maine Woods
Lealler
Glenn Snyder
Mount Joy
Snyder
Helen Erskine
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