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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1956
Page
5
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Sun up at 8 05 marks a morning of birthday wishes for Arthur Springer former Anderson Township assessor and notable citizen. A light local notes column mentions Mary Dorste Matilda Gillespie Janice Fosner Ruth Savage and Earl McCarel with health greetings and town happenings along Meridian Street and the old neighborhood.
In a comic court note, Mabel seeks a stop-order against Phyllis for daily loud noises and banging. The judge rules noise can be unlawful when used as a weapon of abuse, ordering Phyllis to quiet down or face contempt.
Lora and Bart discuss plans while Carol stirs trouble as Lora returns Carol’s clothes and contemplates Adrian Bart’s hints of marriage. Mrs Gifford notes Carol’s generosity and paints a calmer home scene masking underlying tension as a family dinner hints at a looming conflict.
Public safety tip urges drivers to chew gum to reduce strain and stay alert behind the wheel. The suggestion notes chewing can help maintain freshness and concentration for safer driving.
The Indiana Public Service Commission is asked to approve an Indiana Bell Telephone Co petition for an expansion and improvement program that would affect 28 exchanges located in Vermillion Parke Fountain Warren and Benton counties.
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