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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1955

Page

9

Fragmented local notes span daily life and events

A garbled roundup mentions a narrow Madi son Avenue Bridge, early morning shoveling on Meridian Street, and various residents in Anderson. It notes Joe Hartman’s confusion with cash registers, a Florida winter visit by Mr and Mrs Jesse Watts, Art Fontaine broadcasting a grandson’s first tooth, Shriners flying to Buffalo, Martha at St Johns, Joe Cook’s anniversary reunion plan, and Ray Hall’s notable morning drive en route to Grand…

Meridian Street Ee Padereea Joe Hartman Wayne Hensley Ray Indiana Jesse Watts Florida Art Fontaine Niagara Falls Nelson Bohannan Nelson Buffalo Carl White Martha St. John’s Anderson Joe Cook

Local notes and odds from yesterday press

Guy Hamilton received notable service at the bank from Fred Barr who declares he will never be too old for deposits. Charlie Cusher seeks a family dog in Grandview, preferably a cocker spaniel. Bernie Branch recalls Clyde House’s disappointment over a missing battery and oil in a free car check. Mrs Mary Holliday praises Shady Side Park as it nears a premier year with a future swimming pool. Henrietta Lagle mistook Mr Carry On for a schoolboy, a humorous reminder of a haircut. Sunset at 7 53.

Guy Hamilton Fred Barr Charlie Cusher DeLanters Grandview Bernie Branch Clyde House Mary Holliday Shadyside Park Henrietta Lagle

Reader's Courtroom Daily: Tough customer, tougher druggist

A tale from Reader's Courtroom about Nick, a drunken aggressor, and a druggist who used a cudgel after Nick challenged him. The court ruled the druggist not liable, noting Nick provoked the confrontation. local laws vary, pursue attorney guidance.

Nick

Odd Word Fragment Clues and Oddities Compile

A garbled list of terms and partial clues including hair, horse neck, cry of surprise, vacillates, cow, personal yesterday’s anew noun, east-north east, weary, poker stake, titles Turk, three banded armadillo, caliber, Württemberg measure, and clamor. The fragmentary text reads like puzzled notes or a crossword style word bank.

Noun Weary

Daily Cryptoquote Lesson and Earlier Puzzle Mention

The readable text explains a cryptoquote method with letter substitutions and hints. It repeats the header and includes an example quote from Beaumarchais and a closing attribution to a syndicate.

Jealous tensions swirl over Lisa in Walnut City

Lisa faces family pressuring a fiancée from Hollywood Pierre while Diane and her father clash over her return to Walnut City. A telegram from Pierre confirms a secret engagement as Lisa contemplates marriage, home life, and her future with her mother’s consent. The brief ends with Lisa processing a pregnancy and a move back to Westwood.

Pete Lisa St. Voice Joseph Diane Diase Stephen Curtis Chicago Si Caswell Marna Hollywood Pierre Ames Maria Walnut City Westwood

Rural Youth In Monthly Meeting at 4H Building Alexandria

The Madison County Rural Youth held its monthly meeting on Wednesday May 11 at the 4H building in Alexandria. The program opened with a mixer followed by a business session. John Carter and David Stohler were named membership committee heads. Harold Clark presented New Zealand travel films from a Farm Bureau tour. Refreshments were served and a large group attended.

Madison County Rural Youth Alexandria John Carter David Stohler Harold Clark New Zealand Farm Bureau

Jackson named assistant state traffic safety director

Jacob J. Jackson of Frankfort was named assistant state traffic safety director to succeed Jack C. Greig who resigned for the National Safety Council. A Lafayette native, Jackson previously headed the state police safety education section. His appointment was announced by Joseph L. Lingo, state traffic safety director.

Indianapolis Jacob J. Jackson Frankfort Jack C. Greig National Safety Council Jackson Lafayette Joseph L. Lingo

How Can I Help With Colors And Crafts

A Q and A from Anne Ashley explains color setting by soaking blue pink green lavender red and purple in alum water and darker tones in strong salt water. It also covers slicing bread with a hot knife and softening dried glue by adding vinegar to restore it.

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