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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
26
Mrs Keen's decision to finesses and heart leads allow Mr Masters and Mr Champion to force defeat. The hand shows Keen misread QQ hearts and clubs, missing a path to win after Masters discarded the ten of clubs, with Champion's club lead and diamonds breaking the contract.
A reader explains methods to revive bruised velveteen or velvet using steam from a hot iron and bristle brushes, followed by shaking and drying. The piece also covers removing crayon from wallpaper with fine steel wool and cleaning aged brass or copper with steel wool rotten stone and oil.
Washington reports homeowners have increased by 71 percent since 1940 while renter occupied units rose only 5 percent from 1940 to 1950.
The U S standard bushel holds 2 150 42 cubic inches while the imperial bushel used in England and some nations contains exactly 2 218 192 cubic inches.
A historical catalog entry describes a sectional overhead garage door 8 by 7 feet, 9x7 inch, five-section glazed type with stops. It lists prices of $65.20 and $69.00 plus $2.56 and $3.84 for related components or service.
Program guide fragment shows a schedule entry for Continental Classroom with channel blocks and network codes. It lists a silent interval and a referenced program segment likely midweek on a public broadcasting lineup. The readable details are sparse and name entities are limited.
In May 1870 an excursion sponsored by the Boston Board of Trade marked the first through railroad train to operate across the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The W S C S of the Methodist Church will meet May 12 at the Summitville church with a 12 45 luncheon for members only and a 1 45 program. The Good Cheer Club held a 1 oclock luncheon near Alexandria with a brief business period led by vice president Mrs Dorothy Forrest. Present were Mrs Glen Hipes of Fairmount Mrs Addie Wilson of Alexandria Mrs Elsie Overshiner Mrs Pearl Latchaw Mrs Mary Dean and members Mesdames Glenith Beeson Ethel Schultz Gladys Blackburn Edith Brock Dorothy Forrest Lula Martin Ada Dickey Minnie Tomlinson Blanch Lehr.
A mother asks about her 11 month old daughter who climbs furniture and eats dirt. Myrtle Meyer Eldred explains safe climbing practice, gate stairs, supervised play, stills dirt pica, and giving action toys while building balance and self confidence.
Honey Creek Home Demonstration Club met at Middletown home of Mrs. Georgia Byrers with co host Mrs. Jack Gann. Music and birthday greetings followed a safety and garden lesson by club members. The group scheduled a pie project at Trucker's store on Saturday May 9.
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