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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
5
In a distressing column Marie faces a columnist urging self reliance for sexual issues. The dialogue covers divorce risks with a cheating husband, the role of marriage counselors, and a guide offering erotic, control tactics to salvage a troubled marriage.
A letter to Dr. Lester Coleman addresses chronic laxative use and colitis with diet changes, while noting possible Morton’s Toe as a source of severe foot pain. The writer recalls a familial pattern and seeks guidance on treatment and nerve-compression remedies.
The high court suspended a lawyer from Indianapolis for contempt, issuing a 30 day sentence after evidence showed he practiced law while suspended. Complaints allege he solicited business in hallways outside Marion County municipal courts.
A bronze plaque shaped like an Indian arrow will mark a 300 year old white oak in Orestes. The Madison County Historical Society and Orestes Chris hare plan a 3 pm Sunday dedication at the tree base, with rain plan to move to the church. Edgar J. Lott notes the 77 inch diameter, as local history buffs recall Indian, French, British era events and early Indiana statehood around the tree.
Noon Optimist Club and Optimist International plan a Respect for Law program through next week. A Plaque of Recognition will honor the Anderson Police Department with Police Chief Paddy Jamerson to accept at the Optimist Club meeting Thursday. Kilmer cited support from the International Association of Chiefs of Police and federal agencies as the program aims to curb public apathy toward crime and encourage public participation in justice. The piece notes talking points on first aid for injuries and announces a separate SPCA Humane Society meeting tonight with guest speakers Col. B. B. and John Innaud from the Humane Society of the United States.
The Forget-Me-Nots campaign of the Disabled American Veterans in Anderson County outlines May 4 5 and 6 for flower sales in shopping centers. Volunteers from the DAV Auxiliary Women's Unit and the Church of the Brethren youth group will sell small blue Forget-Me-Not flowers to raise funds for local war handi capped programs and Indiana veterans hospitals. Commander Wally Norris notes contributions support community aid and hospital care and that wearing the flower during the campaign shows remembrance.
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