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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1973
Page
3
Sharon Curtin, author of Nobody Ever Died of Old Age, argues loneliness and isolation mark aging. She recalls nursing homes and prisons like camps, urges guaranteed income free of social agency interference, and notes half of seniors live below poverty.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Ridner of Portland formerly of Anderson are honored with a reception at Alexandria Park Building observing their 25th wedding anniversary Hosts are Mr and Mrs Hal McCrum Guests will be received from 2 to 4 pm The Bilners were married March 25 19 in Bluffton They have a daughter Carolyn Terhune McCrum of Columbus City and three grandchildren They were formerly employed at the Delco Remy Division and are now retired.
Washington joined Nebraska by ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment, bringing the tally to 29 states. Federal Register director Fred Emory notes no precedent for rescinding ratification, while experts say states can reverse initial refusals before the required threshold is reached.
St Mary's High School Class of 1953 plans a 50th anniversary reunion at the Polish Club with a 2 p.m. gathering, 6:30 p.m. cocktail hour, 8 p.m. dinner, and slides of class activities and the senior trip. A Mass will be held at 3:30 p.m. at St Ambrose Church. Committee members include David Eckstein Mrs George Rohrbacher Jr Mrs Stephen Sokol Mrs Nal in Broshar and Mrs Paul Backons.
The note explains that during a sin hour interval tides show a day where the time between high and low water is slightly over six hours. It references a cycle where intervals between tidal extremes are regular and predictable.
CJHS announces its ninth grade Special Mention Honor Roll naming Meret Galford Sisanna Harter Ian Mary Kerra Mes Owens and Robe Mark Bail on Bill Burn Matter De Moore Jay Pyle Possell and Tim as honorees for academic distinction.
Indiana State Police seek two or more suspects who stole 154 hogs valued at 10000 dollars from market pens in Chalmers. The theft occurred around 8 am when assailants drove a truck and loaded the pigs weighing about 169 pounds each. The incident remains under investigation.
Markleville announces enrollment for new first grade students. Eligible children must be six by September 10, 1974. Registration runs April 6 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 3 p.m. Eye tests and required forms will be provided.
Multiple Beta Sigma Phi chapters held spring themed gatherings at members homes. Xi Gamma Zeta officers planned bake sales and a Mother and Daughter banquet while Xi Sigma Shared programs on love and faith. Gamma Iota announced an April bake sale and May Mother and Daughter event, with chapters noting meetings and upcoming dinners.
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