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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1954
Page
3
Readers may reach Josephine Lowman by sending letters to care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa. The notice directs contact through the newspaper office for correspondence.
A compiled Q and A discusses deodorants and antiperspirants, aging effects on perspiration, and advice on starting routines. It covers whether brow growth or smoking affect health, and notes powdered milk does not replace regular milk for nutritional value.
The notice promotes sewing patterns for children and adults, listingPattern 705 and Pattern 4833 with sizes from baby to adult. It invites readers to mail twenty five to thirty five cents plus extra per pattern to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald for pattern catalogs and embroidery transfers.
The clipping mentions marriages with ages and trades, references a White House dinner for 1915 graduates and their wives, and notes an Indianapolis governor reappointing Purdue board members. It also reports a highway death in Indianapolis as Eleanor Howell, 41, was killed when struck by a trailer truck at an intersection northeast of the city.
Mrs. Ray Bagley and sar of Van Nuys California visit Levi Bline family at 1234 Brown Street. Little Jackie will summers with his grandparents. Miss Tange Gedge departs for Burt Lake Michigan. Lewellyn Gedge and family from Cleveland plan lake vacation with his sister. Mrs. W. Gaddis of Madison will visit her sons in Tulsa and at the lake. Mrs. Pat Oexman Barbara Mitchell and Miss West sail to California with Las Vegas stopover on return. Mrs. Thomas McCullough and daughter Catherine from Tampa visit Menasha relatives. Mr Loescher, a daughter of Mrs McCullough, also present.
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