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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
7
Interim reflections on church and community after disaster describe the church as a beacon of comfort. People remember the pews and bell tower while the town faces rubble next door and vows to rebuild with kindness and collective effort guiding the way.
Will Bernard examines a divorce case between Phil and Sue with mutual accusations of abandonment and a possible return offer during suit. The judge notes Sue moved out before the suit and questions good faith, while state laws vary. Also a brief note about the Amazon’s width in Rio de Janeiro region.
A lighthearted exchange shows a mother and father guiding children to tidy after a picnic. The dialogue hints at shared chores with a parent noting many hands make light work as the table and leftovers are cleared away.
A readable fragment shows a crossword with clues and numbers plus a cryptoquote prompt. The stray text lists varied terms such as Walking stick, Withered, Backbone, and Hawk references, alongside scattered numeric cues and garbled lines, indicating an unfinished puzzle page.
A cryptogram sample explains letter substitution with A for Ls and X for Os. It notes daily coda changes and presents coded lines and a quote from Francois Fenelon about saying less to be remembered. Yesterday's line reads The more you say the less people remember.
In a humorous yet observational Household Scrapbook piece, the author comments on recluses who hoard possessions and live isolated lives. An East West bridge hand is used to illustrate unusual behavior, while Dr Joyce Brothers is named as the columnist sought for questions.
The venerable Casey Stengel provoked a beefy umpire with remarks about heredity and earned a hundred-dollar fine after a shower scene. Mike Connolly notes Hollywood hospital overcrowding forcing seating changes for patients.
Mary Marshall of Middletown will wed Leonard Cook of Flagler Beach, Florida, in a Chesterfield Free Will Baptist Church ceremony July 24 at 6 p.m. The bride is a Middletown High School graduate employed at Ball Memorial Hospital. The groom, a U.S. Air Force member, is a Lapel High School alumnus stationed at Mather AFB Sacramento. Charles Farrar Aurora councilman found dead in Ohio River near Rising Sun.
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