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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1970
Page
5
A grandmother shares how caring for her four year old granddaughter once a week wears her down yet she worries about seeming unkind. She notes many grandparents struggle with keeping energetic children for long stretches and the balance of attention.
The interview reflects on a man named Thomas White, now aging with health and mental sharpness. He plans a final Ireland birthday trip and a two week visit to Ach Zana, while his granddaughter’s wedding requires his grandfathers presence. The piece traces his life of trials and triumphs, emphasizing spirit over hardship.
Household hints cover wallpaper repair bubbles and tablecloth stains. Tips include using tissue and a warm iron for bubbles and rubbing chocolate spills with a cloth dipped in milk to lift the stain. Also advises keeping pre peeled potatoes in cold water before cooking to preserve color.
First Lieutenant James Tidgewell received the Bronze Star Medal for exemplary service in operations against enemy forces in Vietnam during a two year tour with the 1st Cavalry Division. A Notre Dame graduate, he entered the Army after graduation in 1953 and returned to the United States in June.
The daily bridge notes discuss evaluating slam situations and response sequences. It notes how to draw rules when clubs split and how to lead hearts to set up cross ruffs, with a sample hand and a question about a partner opening one diamond.
A Kingsbury man died after falling from a petroleum tank at an oil site in Knox Indiana. Coroner Dan Reynolds said the death appeared accidental with no evidence of foul play. Authorities said the body was found near a tank complex once operated by Cities Service Co and could not be identified for hours.
A whimsical vignette shows a Atlanta businessman shocked by a live secretary answering a Washington call. A faux poker game escalates with bold bets as chips shift hands and a waitress absconds with the stakes.
The Ovid Community Reangelisko Church voted to recall and retain Rev. K Summers for a 20th year. Since 1959 he served while farming north of Dunkirk, drove miles weekly to minister, and helped build a new sanctuary and classrooms. The Summers family, with three children, became permanent in the Dyid community.
Hubert de Givenchy declares the short look finished as Paris fashion pivots to new skirts. He predicts women will abandon the short dress for longer silhouettes, arguing the trend is ending amid changing wardrobes and market tastes.
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