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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
8
Interim organizer Jane Toner Scott invites attendees to a memorable charity ball with an orient themed setting. Proceeds support a good cause as volunteers plan a last minute push to ensure a delightful, meaningful event.
In traffic court Eileen paid a fine for driving over a center line. After leaving she insulted the officer, prompting a second disorderly conduct charge. The court ruled no third party was disturbed and language alone did not prove criminal disorderly conduct. State laws vary.
Chancellor Collins J. Seitz issued a preliminary injunction for DuPont to bar Donald E. Hirsch a former DuPont senior research engineer now with American Potash and Chemical Corp from sharing trade secrets about the firm s chlorine process used in titanium dioxide pigment production Hirsch played a key role in developing the 15 million dollar process and the court action stops him from disclosures in a case stemming from DuPont s protection of its proprietary technology
A fragmented parents page shows a mother scolding for noise and quarrels while enforcing quiet play. It lists stray clues and word fragments from a puzzle or column, including notes on family, cities, and miscellaneous vocabulary items.
A compact set of crossword style hints includes abbreviations for Vermont and phrases like beam of sunlight and a vague insult. The clues reference a learned enmity and a shorthand for a state.
The snippet explains a cryptoquote puzzle where each letter stands for another and shows a sample quote. It notes daily code changes and provides a quotation about a highbrow person educated beyond intelligence, attributed to Matthews in 1968.
The reader asks how to lose inches from an aging dry skin problem and seeks guidance on weight management and an exercise plan. The response notes a dry complexion benefits from consistent cleansing and daily hormone cream, suggests smaller meals with fresh fruit for dessert, and advises exercise to improve hip shape while maintaining a balanced routine.
A 15 year old girl seeks guidance on parental affair and strict discipline. Advice suggests avoiding confrontation and letting parents resolve their problems while offering basic body image tips and a call for correspondence to Josephine Lowman through the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
A reader explains marital strain from an aunt’s temper and seeks advice on leaving for harmony. The response urges removing the child during temper outbursts, explains temper arises from emotional issues, and suggests consulting a doctor for help and Christmas goodwill to restore peace. A second note asks about a vanished fiancé with family pressure, advised to await developments and consider potential forced break.
A witty collage recalls Zsa Zsa Gabor moderating a TV show on marriage and wealth quotable quips from famous author interactions and a Washington elder statesman. The jokes touch on engagements, gifts, literature, and political expectations.
Larry Gardner a Ball State College graduate student and Elwood resident was among 14 initiates into the Pi j Chapter of Delta Pi Epsilon honorary for graduates in business education. Chapter president Dori Rintzel and sponsor Dr Dorothy Crank announced the honor as Gardner works toward a master's in secondary business education.
The article describes making a wall type bud vase from a pressurized Cologne bottle with a flat side and removing the cap with pliers. It also explains attaching a simple shelf and bracket to wall for the vase. A pasteboard matling tube becomes a parasol sheath with a hole and twine loop for hanging. It notes orange juice can damage patent leather.
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