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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
7
Joyce contends with sister Enid after a homecoming parade episode ends with Enid drinking and flirting with Dot Derringer. Joyce secures a Christmas job with Marty for Enid while ordering sobriety and distance from Dot to avoid trouble at the Record Box.
Carry On San notes a Meridian Street parade at 5:13 with glimpses of neighbors. Mentions floral centerpiece for a Jewish Sisterhood lunch, Europe travel, and a Turkey note about ceiling fans. Birthdays honored for Byron Lough Stewart, Goldie Sims, Mrs. George A Griffith, and Mildred Williams, plus Red Cross nurse Cecelia Free.
In Berna the Hap py Times social club faced a legal challenge after bylaw changes barred new women members. The readers court ruled the bylaw valid, as it does not strip women of property or existing rights, upholding majority rule.
A brief note encourages drivers to chew gum to reduce strain and stay alert behind the wheel. The tip emphasizes that chewing helps relief tension and promotes safer driving, advising readers to chew any gum while driving.
An ad style line urges gum lovers to chew while driving with a casual tone. It emphasizes refreshment and natural appeal, presenting chewing gum as a quick, convenient refreshment for motorists.
A little boy devours ice cream as a mink coat wearing woman passes. The boy wipes the cone on her coat, his sister exclaims in shock. A broker drives his wife to Idlewild airport, she flies to Denver, he returns home exhausted to find a note from her saying the trip is perfect. Comedians discuss a living dead joke.
A compact collection of household hints includes soaking garden morning glories before use and newspaper blotting for water spills on wood floors. It also notes salt as a vase preservative for roses and a World War II fact about the National Gallery transferring paintings to Manod quarries for protection from air raids.
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