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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
6
In a bridge session Miss Bras KEK opens with a three bid and Mrs Keen leads to a complex sequence. A misfired return by Mrs Keen allows Mr Masters to salvage the contract as Mr Champion supports clubs and diamonds. The hand features defensive finesse and awkward overcalls as tactics unfold.
A Washington dispatch notes homeowners increased by 71 percent since 1940 while renter-occupied units rose 55 percent from 1940 to 1950. The piece discusses housing trends and shifting ownership among Americans.
Advertisement lists 8 by 7 and 9 by 7 six to five section glazed overhead doors with stops and prices 65.20 dollars 69.00 dollars plus small line items 2.56 3.84 and 4.80 dollars.
A quirky feature explains a daily fortune game where you count letters in your name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then read a message from a rectangle. The note credits Williams J. Miler and distribution by King Features Syndicate.
Guests from the community gather for a May 12 luncheon at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Glen Hines and Mrs. Addie Wilson among attendees. The event includes a 12:45 pm luncheon and a 1:45 pm program with members listed.
Mrs G R asks how to manage her month old daughter who climbs everything. The Eldred reply says climbing is natural for balance and offers safe climbing aids and supervision. It recommends limiting stairs, washing dirt from mouth, and using action toys, noting worms risk and temporary phase.
Honey Creek Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Georgia Byrers home with Mrs. Jack Gann as co host. Members sang Happy Birthday to several ladies and heard a history lesson on Blue Bells of Scotland. A pie project at Trucker's store was planned for Saturday May 9.
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