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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1961
Page
7
Interlude by Jane Toner Scott praises bottles for color design and conversation value. A hotel tap room wall of bottles inspires nostalgia, even as some bottles lose form or purpose. The narrator cherishes favorite bottles yet admits fascination with peculiar collapsible coke bottle ash trays and the odd joys of quirky collectibles.
The Hendersons seek a stop order against overhead tenants whose teething baby keeps them awake. The couple defends teething noise as necessary relief. The court remarks that apartment life brings less quiet than a house and demands consideration for neighbors while noting laws vary.
Six persons were felled by carbon monoxide fumes in a self service laundry in Connersville Indiana. Two were released after treatment and the others were reported in fair condition at Fayette Memorial Hospital. Police say a boiler room defect apparently caused the fumes.
Police investigate an armed holdup at Tenkely's Tavern where three gunmen took 200 dollars from a register and 600 dollars from a drawer. Joseph Tenkely, operator of the tavern, notes two years earlier a lone gunman killed John Tenkely, a former city councilman.
A brief gardening note encourages trying a seed package to produce varied new varieties. Plant shallowly in light porous soil. seedlings appear in a month or so. Transplant when they reach a few inches in height.
A themed crossword with Teutonic terms and various wordplay clues accompanies a cryptoquote puzzle. Entries range from 13 Across to 60 Across with hints like G E R M A N and cryptogram phrases such as NDATYD HWR HTNDPTQ STIRBZND and a daily cryptoquote mapping.
Josephine Lowman advertises an eight week program to recondition the figure through diet and exercise. The booklet costs ten cents and a stamped addressed envelope, with letters to be sent care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
A father urges his child to confess breaking Smith's garage window and to pay for the damage from allowance. He emphasizes accompanying the child to tell Smith and accept the consequence, highlighting parental guidance on responsibility and honesty.
Bennett Cerf recounts a seaside tale where two men quarrel over an oyster, a bystander acts as judge, and the court awards each man a shell while the oyster covers costs. A snail story adds a comic note about slow crossing and a near miss from a falling tree.
A teenage girl asks about marrying at 17 to a 20 year old amid religious family opposition. Helen Erskine warns maturity gaps, advises caution, and suggests not rushing marriage. Other letters address a sibling sexual situation and a venereal disease worry with doctor consultation.
Larry uses a 3 gallon and a 5 gallon measure. He transfers, refills, and pours to end with 4 gallons in the 5 gallon container: first 3 into 5, fill 3 again to top off 5 leaving 1 in 3, empty 5, move 1 from 3 to 5, fill 3 again and pour into 5 to total 4 gallons.
Kenneth Ahrendt of the Anderson Industrial Management Club will attend the National Council of Industrial Management annual workshop in Philadelphia at the Central YMCA on January 13 and 14. He serves as Indiana zone representative on the executive committee. The club and its 230 affiliates focus on educational training and job improvement for foremen and supervisors. The passage notes Carson City, Nevada as the smallest state capital.
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