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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1961
Page
9
South dealer Meek Masters and Cham p ion face a three no trump contract. Masters avoids a club misplay by letting Meek win the second trick with the ten of clubs, then preserves nine tricks by controlling the play and denying defender communication.
The farmer pressed 18 bales each weighing 340 pounds. If each bale were 20 pounds heavier he would have produced one less bale. Let X be bale weight, then 6120/X minus 6120/(X+20) equals 1, solving gives X = 340 pounds.
Elwood R. Pete Quesada, president of the Washington Senators, expects 1961 AL season attendance to reach 806000, up from 743404 last year. He notes a new $20 million stadium and predicts over one million fans in it.
Irish architect James Hoban designed the White House after winning a public competition that carried a prize of 500 dollars.
A short feature describes a numerical puzzle where counting letters of a first name and applying simple +/- rules yields a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures left to right to reveal a message. 16 by William 4. Milles, distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Austrian chemical producers report output rising 109 percent to 346 million dollars in 1960, while the workforce grew by 45 percent over the same period.
The Psi Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority held the July business meeting at Mrs. Robert Muller’s home in Markleville. With the president absent, vice president Mrs. Clifton Seal presided. They discussed perfume distribution and other future projects. The next gathering will be at Miss Judy McDuffee’s home. Members present included Mrs. Clifton Seal and Mrs. Charles Ba.
Plans were discussed by Paul Stevens Walker Els worth Raymond Breece and Misses Judy McDuffee and Shirley ne with hostess Mrs Mul er. A rummage project was set for Anderson on July 21 22. Nellie Stephenson and Bertha Bowman visited Dorothy Shaw from English. Eva Anderson visited her son Rex and his family in Hebron Kentucky recently.
A guidance piece advises parents of a 7 year old girl to ease 24 hour devotion and avoid overreacting to every behavior. It suggests hosting meals with others, giving independent tasks, and praising solo achievements to foster gradual self reliance while remaining tactful and quiet. Readers can request Myrtle Meyer Eldred's 10 cent booklet by mailing 10 cents and a stamped return envelope.
The Shirley Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Elmer Cain's home south of Wilkinson with Mrs. Laurence Cox assisting. Fifteen members and four guests attended as ceremonies were led by officers and visitors. A tea party followed at Dunreith with guests from Knightstown Wellingboro England Shirley and Bournemouth England Springport and Carthage. The Shirley Lions Club plans a chicken noodle and ham supper Saturday July 15 at the Shirley Shelter House to benefit Little League Pony League and High School League. tickets are from league members.
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