The Reader's Courtroom in Downtown Day
Sun up this morning at 4:7 .4 Mrs Glen Rogers was just about the first woman downtown yesterday morning heading home. The piece follows a mock court scene with fantastical divorce drama and local gossip about Ebenezer, Leda, andMag ers. It mentions birthdays and town happenings in a lively district tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rogers
Charlie Tillman
Ebenezer
Leda
Magers
Herb Hood
Myrtle
A. J
Newtl Broderick
Near East Side
Fern Dunn
Earl Lewis
Olsen & Ebann Fame
Faye Landes
Lake Geneva
Wis
Jack Martin
Jack
Willis Hackleman
Preservation methods and local community notes from August event
A column discusses preserving newspaper clippings with Japanese tissue mounts and mentions preserving books from molding with oil. It also covers local news items from Lapel including Lapel Homecoming dates August 21 to 23, Floyd Hancock insecticide sales, and residents Sarah Armington Roy Baxter Wilfred Moore Luther Lutz plus sunset time at 8 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Floyd
Floyd Hancock
Sarah Armington
John Welshes
la Jolla
California
Sarah
Roy Baxter
Anderson
Wilfred Moore
Chicago
Luther Lutz
A Courageous Secret Looms Over Wickart Night
Marty and Joyce shadow Gus Drosky at the Wickart home after Enid and Hank dine at the Wickarts. Marty admits a personal fear that keeps him apart from Joyce, while Enid impresses Hank’s mother and looks to win family approval. The night ends with implied danger and a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Joyce
Marty
Wickart
Hank
Wickart Place
Wickart House
Gus Drosky
Wickart Gate
Mystery Horse Solves Car Trouble and a Symphony Delight
A farmer notes a talking horse guided a man to fix his car after Weesner questioned the animal. A 12 year old girl attends her first symphony and loves Beethoven's Fifth. The column closes with a gardening tip on proper watering versus sprinkling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesner
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Lapel residents attend weddings and visits across towns
Lapel residents attended weddings including Sandra Kay Riggs at Bethel Methodist Church on June 28 and Effie Carpenter at Anderson First Methodist. Visits spanned Indianapolis Noblesville and Frankton with families such as Zellers, Kirks, Snyders, and Whetsel guests. A Rural Garden Club picnic was planned for Shadyside Park on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadyside Park
Anderson
William Kerr
Earl Press
Ruby Fleming
Marshalltown
Iowa
Myron Snyder
Robert Snyder
Fleming
Carl Martin
Dan Wright
Harold Martin
Indianapolis
Harry Neese
Frankton
Prato Home Economics Club
Schulyer Hudson
Effie Carpenter
Robert Swing
Joyce Brown
First Methodist Church
Guy Whetsel
Herbert Whetsel
Noblesville
Geraldine Graham
Charles Jones
St.Joseph
Mich
Jones
Pearl Zeller
Dick Zeller
Forest Park
Alice Henry
Laura Horine
Lucille Horine
Inez Fay
Gilbert and Ellice Islands Straddle Equator and Dateline
Washington reports that the Gilbert and Ellice islands form the only territory spanning both the equator and the international date line. The note highlights the unusual geographic position controlling time zones and day changes in this Pacific group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Gilbert and Ellice Islands
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Butlard
Coin
Peru
Israel
Satan
Bark
Particle
River G
Zross
Eskers
Argent
Abel
Plutarch
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ward-Greene
Mmx
Steve
HI and
Lois
Mom
Tricky
Kerry Drake
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Alfred Andriola
Quathir
Kerry
Mindy
MR. Kane Kerr
Sgt Drake
Ayonan
Archie
Don “Eos
Joe Palooka
Bob Montana
MR. Lodge
Lodge
Europe
Ham Fisher
Hell
Qed
Lil ‘Abner
By AL Capp
Ppia
Kei
Mary Worth
By Ken Allen
Warren
Mary
Royce
Buz Sawyer
Chesskov
By Roy Crane
Petrovich
Donald Duck
Walt Disney
Lucy Wat
Locent
al the
Fior
Anderson Electronics
STE Pendleton Ava
Anderson, Ind
Rob
Mother
Imaure
Model Home Stores, Inc. Trading Center
23Rd
Columbus
Enneth Weesner
Marion
Ind
R. Sort
Saan “and
Ros Church
Beverley
England
Sebra Crooker
Stockton Springs
Busiess TtSt
Bob Barnes
Lapel
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