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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
23
The page combines obituaries and funeral notices with auction and financial market blurbs. It lists services for Brenda Watson and Lilian Temple with funeral details and interments, interspersed with stock market updates, auction times, and notices of public appropriations and community notices amid wartime disruption.
A U S wife recounts events in Lebanon amid wartime reporting, detailing personal impact and local reactions as her husband serves in the conflict. The piece reflects civilian perspectives on international tensions from a Muncie vantage point.
Parkview Cemetery will host the interment for Herman Carson 80 of Route 6 at a funeral service at 1 p.m. today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel. Roy Gregory Shirley and Arcadia Church of the Brethren also noted.
A masked man armed with a south-nosed 28 caliber revolver robbed the Dairy Queen at 24th Street and Raible Avenue late Wednesday night. He forced the manager out front to reveal cash. The robber, described as a Black male with nylon clothing, never stood up and fled by unknown means.
A reminder to families to submit In Memoriam tributes for a special Sunday and Monday memorial page. Includes information line and phone number 649-5201 to arrange an ad with Anderson Newspapers many local services and vendors referenced in the surrounding text.
Classified blurbs announce a college food service smorgasbord and related specials. Mentions Mithers Da res, Rawleigh items, spring cleaning offer at eleven dollars, and various local businesses including a hobby shop, a land surveying ad, and McKissick Electric.
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