Reverend Lloyd Lambert Eyes Armory for Christian Center
Interim author Jane Toner Scott reports the Rev. Lloyd Lambert hopes to convert an old armory at the northeast corner of 7th and Main into a Christian Center. He envisions housing for men on leave from responsibility, a chapel, and space for furniture repair, benefiting others and fostering new citizenship.
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Jane Toner Scott
Lloyd Lambert
Lambert
Christian Center
Armory
7Th and Main Sts
al Chapel
Lord Lambert
Mt Etna Eruptions Continue Into Second Day
Violent explosions persisted on Mt Eta for a second day near Sicily. Six to seven shocks per minute rocked the northeast flank of the 10,740 foot volcano as molten rock and ash spewed about 1,000 feet high. Lava trickled down the slope but nearby villages remained out of danger.
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Farmer Henderson Guilty Over Watered Milk Charge
In a Reader’s Courtroom vignette, Farmer Henderson admits adding water to milk but challenges the local law as void. Prosecutors argue deception and consumer expectation of original milk. The court hints at upholding honesty standards despite no fixed water standard.
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Henderson
Points for Parents on Manners and Gratitude
A mother urges returning a book to a child who will remember to say thank you. Grandmother pipes in about Ang appreciating gifts and the habit of polite responses. The exchange links good manners with social behavior and favors for future memory.
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Ang
Nana
Please help with hair color and aging care questions
The reader asks about darkening and lightening hair with peroxide and sun exposure. Advice suggests non permanent rinses to alter color, exercises for posture, sun protection, and delaying outdoor exposure. Additional notes cover fading discoloration and using milder bleaches like lemon juice with care. It also covers hair restoration prospects and seeking medical advice if hair loss continues.
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Jesses
Root feeder for large plants offered with hose attachment
An ad describes a root feeder that attaches to a hose for large plants and shrubs. A cartridge holds liquid food that mixes with water for easy root absorption. Inquiries to Josephine Lowman can be sent via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Household scrapbook kitchen tips from old pamphlet
Household scrapbook notes on vellum care and cooking tips. Instructions describe removing rust stains from vellum with oxalic acid and using gloves, plus a cooking tip for frying eggs by adding flour to the grease to reduce splatter.
Is This Your Problem by Helen Werden Erskine
A teenager seeks guidance on stepfather abuse and parental authority. The letter from a 15-year-old girl describes coercive control by her stepfather. the column suggests legal guardians retain jurisdiction until adulthood, encourages seeking relatives for shelter, and notes possible future alignment with the biological father.
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Helen Werden Erskine
Helen
Aes
Ckay
Bevins Vetoes Color TV in Britain for Cost
Postmaster General Reginald Bevins vetoes color television for Britain citing high costs. The government run BBC had requested permission to broadcast in color.
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London
Reginald Bevins
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Mystery of a Punny Alimony Tale From Texas 1961
A satirical slice from Bennett Cerf about a Texas husband who struck it rich and a mansion with fourteen bathrooms. A San Antonio man faces trouble recalling the Alamo and alimony as a judge weighs the comic consequences.
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Texas
San Antonio
Bennett Cerz
King Features Syndicate
Restoring Dimmed Garment Buttons and Simple Home Remedies
The article offers quick fixes for worn buttons using colorless nail polish with paper protection to prevent staining. It also suggests vinegar or borax in wash water to surface live vegetable insects and camphor on cotton between toes to ease soft corns.
Yearbook Staff Attends BS Parley With Adviser
Anderson High School yearbook staff and adviser Frank Waschitz join 600 central Indiana journalism students at Ball State for a two lecture program on organization recruitment and photography. Team leaders Judy Alleman and Lillian Duncan led the delegation with other attendees listed.
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Anderson High School
Ball State
Frank Waschitz
Judy Alleman
Lillian Duncan
Central Indiana
Stephen Weston
Max Shiveley
Doug Mason
Ed Wilhelm
Mike Fox
Sharon Beeler
David Scovel
Carole Vasbinder
Joyce Whelsel
Joy Reichard
Bob Shearer
South Africa Plans Boost in Industrial Diamond Output
Johannesburg AP reports South Africa will expand industrial diamond production at Premier Mine near Pretoria to counter Ghana heading to market its own diamonds. The move aims to strengthen African supply amid regional competition.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Ghana
South Afria
Pretoria
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