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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1969

Page

5

Miracle in the pulpit sparks self makeover for a seminary professor

Mark W. a 32 year old seminary professor narrates a dramatic change in his preaching after following Dr Crane’s advice. He shifts from self focused topics like archaeology to addressing audience needs, aided by his wife’s encouragement and eye contact, leading to wider parishioner approval. Mellor Indiana readers are urged to contact Dr Crane with a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents for personal advice or charts.

Mark Mark W Ied

Brady's Health Service by Dr William Brady

Dr. William Brady argues chronic joint disability stems from nutritional deficiency rather than cold damp exposure. He criticizes Osler era views and calls for modern nutrition-based understanding of chronic rheumatism and arthritis. Readers may send brief health letters with self-addressed stamped envelopes.

Brady's Health Service William Brady O. K Wm. Osler England Osler Dr. Osler Americs Journal of the American Medical Association Association Council On Foods and Nutrition

Pendleton Heights Choir Rehearses for State Fair Contest

Fifty two students from Markleville and Pendleton rehearse as Pendleton Heights High School Concert Choir for the Indiana State Fair Choral Contest on Aug 22. Scholarships, previews, outfits, and weekly July rehearsals are arranged. several members win scholarships to choral clinics at Indiana University and Ball State University.

Markleville Pendleton Pendleton Heights High School Concert Choir Cynthia Wolf PHHS Mary Ann Pickett Dean Pickett S. Pendleton Ave Bloomington Indiana University Mary Ann Pendletones

Famous director Ford condemns current film trends

John Ford at the Hemis Film Festival in San Antonio said directing the dirty movies of today would be a moral sin. The renowned director, honored at St. Marys University, noted the current slate of sex and violence as a disgrace and unprofitable. he cited The Informer and Stagecoach among his timeless works.

John Ford Ford St. Mary’s University San Antonio Texas Green Was My Valley Midwest

Servicemen Granted Public Land In Wartime Scheme

Washington reports the United States awarded about 73 million acres of public land to servicemen in recognition of wartime service.

Washington The United States

Economists Debate A Permanent Professional Army

Indiana University economists discuss a volunteer force versus conscription. They weigh economics, democracy, and social impact, comparing Finland, Canada, Prussia, and the United States, and consider universal service or nonmilitary options like the Peace Corps.

Bloomington Ay Scott Gordon Samuel Loescher Indiana Univers Economics N.U Robert R. Sturgeon Henry M. Oliver Jr Sturgeon United States Oliver Gordon Prussia Canada College of Finland Peace Corps VISTA

Salute To PHS Record Still Available Locally

The recording A Salute to PHS remains for sale at Langs Jewelry Staat s Pharmacy and the Pendleton High School office. It features the PHS school song sung by all students with Swing Bang Soloists Gloria Smith Terry Williams and Wendell Cunningham. Back jacket photos show the Concert Choir the Pendletones and the Mixed Chorus.

PHS Lang’s Jewelry Staat’s Pendleton High School Gloria Smith Terry Williams Wendell Cunningham Robert Decker Pendletones Rogers Theater

Indiana Bell Undertakes $90,000 Cable Expansion

An outside cable construction project in the Anderson telephone exchange is under way by the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Manager Bruce Blair says the work costs about $90,000 and will continue through most of 1969. It will add cable facilities in the South Main Street area due to housing development growth.

Anderson Indiana Bell Telephone Company Bell Bruce Blair South Main Street Blair

Bike Licenses To Be Sold At Fire Stations

Licenses for bicycles will be sold this year at all outlying fire stations except No 1. Beginning Monday from 9 am to 6 pm licenses may be purchased and registration numbers are required. Licenses valid for 10 days then available at the Juvenile Office of the Anderson Police Dept.

Richard Cain Anderson Police Dept

Young Republicans Plan Pizza and Swim Party

The Madison County Young Republican Club hosts a pizza and swim party for members at Edgewood Plaza Party House this evening starting at 6 o'clock. Tickets are available from club officers or at the party house according to Joe Arena.

Madison County Young Republican Club Edgewood Plaza Joe Aréna

Apollo 11 Moonflight Exhibit Opens at U.S. Information Library

A special exhibit on the Apollo 11 moon landing opens Monday at the U.S. Information Service Library. The display features a model of the moon landing ship and related materials for visitors.

Hong Kong UPI Information Service Library

Moon Trip Now Old Hat for Apollo 11 in SF

Writers of science fiction say the Apollo 11 flight feels dated as new works imagine robots gaining rights, human evolution toward a disembodied soul, and faster-than-light travel. Editors note a shift from hard physics to psychology and sociology in recent stories.

New York Isaac Asimov Arthur C. Clarke Ward L. Ferman Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction

Fall Causes Death in Louisville Incident

George Windell aged 42 from Jeffersonville died in a Louisville hospital from head injuries after a fall from a ladder at a New Albany company where he was employed. The incident occurred Wednesday and led to his death Friday.

Louisville George Windell Jeffersonville New Albany Company

Redmen Lodge Hobo Party and Dance

A Redmen Lodge hosts a social dance on Saturday July 12 from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m featuring a night of music and informal entertainment for lodge members and guests.

Redmen Lodge

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