Baby joy and caution in parenting letters
A reader letter from Mrs. M de G discusses balancing attention and independence for infants. She shares experiences from her seven month old and another baby, highlighting that proper care and praise do not spoil a child. The piece advocates avoiding overindulgence while offering love.
Why Gray Old How Youthful Thinking Chooses Growth Not Aging
A reader argues against aging mindsets, saying aging dulls thinking and that continued growth requires new thoughts and experiences. The piece compares harnessing youth’s spirit to constant innovation, urging focus on forward ideas rather than repeating old routines.
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Ottawah
Sol
C. 1
Commons
Mind and muscle at a Middletown church dinner
A Sunday night gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones honored a birthday and discussed the mind body link. Attendees included Mrs. Jack Ryan, Mrs. Louise Cherrington, J. W. Hiday, Miss Jean Zirkle, and families from Anderson and nearby towns. The piece touches on aging, menopause, and the psychosomatic view of health in a community notice tone.
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Harry’ Paul Youthful
Jones
Jack Ryan
Anderson
James Jones
Tle
Louise Cherrington
J. W. Hiday
Jean Zirkle
Mes
YMCA Schedule Highlights With Meetings And Activities
Today at the YMCA Luncheons include Lions Club Optimist Club and Mr Griffith at noon along with YMCA membership. Evening events feature Anderson Laundry dinner at 6 30. Indianapolis girls trip at 8 10. Swimming sessions run from 9 00 to 11 00 with various girls and boys programs and an underage swim at 3 00.
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Lions Club
Nathan Scotts To Chicago For Visit
Middletown reported Nathan and Mrs Scott spent the weekend with friends in Chicago Illinois. Loren Swaggert, cousin of Mrs Arthur Hall, died in Bloomington Illinois. he was the son of the late George Swaggert and Belle Swaggert and formerly lived in Middletown. Merrill Watkins is a patient at St Johns Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Allen Anderson spent Saturday at Epworth Forest. The Eastern Star held an meeting before the fall. Claude Lewis of Tucson Arizona visits Leon Les and Myron Lewis and their families.
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Middletown
Nathan Scott
Chicago
Arthur Hall
Loren Swaggert
Bloomington
George Swaggert
Belle Swaggert
William Spell
Anderson
Merrill Watkins
St. John’s Hospital
Allen Anderson
Epworth Forest
Order of the Eastern Star
Claude Lewis
Tuscon
Adzona
Leon
Les
Myron
Lewis and i
Sherman family updates and local notices roll in
Tay Sherman has returned from a Canadian fishing trip. Kenneth Cook and family, who sold their home in the fairground addition, have moved into the Tucker apartments on Na Fifth Street. Daniel Oakes attends Indiana University at Bloomington. Virginia Cooper of near Wilkinson visits her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper. A reception at Sixth Street Christian Church welcomed the new pastor, Rev Wayne Kinion and family, with a pitch-in dinner and afternoon program led by Barrett Ringe. Leroy Ringe and Mrs John Shoemaker performed, with Mrs Von McNeil and Georgia Irene Powless providing a vocal selection. Max Casey gave welcome remarks as chairman of the official board, with Mrs Charles Harris presiding over the Christian Marriage Licenses. Marion Bertram, born 1933, and Judith Anne Fritz, born 1935, listed among local residents. Lawrence Edward Mathey, born 1937, and Hazel Marie Smith, born 1938, also noted. Herman Matheney Jr, born 1933, and Georgia Irene Powless listed. Aluminum news notes show 4,000 applications so far, and 1955 zinc of ingot shipments up 30,000 tons over 1983’s 1,250,000 tons.
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Tay Sherman
Canada
Kenneth Cook
Fairground
Tucker Apartments
Fifth Street
Daniel Oakes
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Virginia Cooper
Wilkinson
C. B. Cooper
Sixth Street Christian Church
Ret
Wayne Kinion
Barrett Ringe
Leroy Ringe
John Shoemaker
von McNeil
Max Casey
Charles Harris
Christian
Earl Donald Bertram
Marion
Judith Anne Fritz
Lawrence Edward Mathey
Summilville
Hazel Marie Smith
Herman Matheney Jr
Ander
Georgia Irene Powless
Anderson
Arid and Perstap Ad Claims Safety and Superiority
An advertising snippet touts Arrid deodorant as America’s largest selling product and urges safe use with Perstap. The text uses bold promotional language and misspellings, emphasizing effectiveness and complete safety.
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America
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