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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1961
Page
22
South dealer North-South vulnerable. Mr Meek’s hand shows a cautious jump rebid in a major, illustrating a maximum for such a bid but paused before forcing luck. His spade support was solid yet not counted as five winners, even with the ten spades replacing the deuce.
A bridge hand story shows Mr. Meek planning for worst cases, misreading distribution as all five spades in one hand leads to careful play. The piece also tangentially mentions the Lena river basin and a concluding store motto.
Partner promised at least two tricks and about six high cards. If you hold seven tricks and pick your major as trump, raise to three. If partner has more than promised after the first bid, he can proceed to game.
A short item describes a daily numeric puzzle game named Wishing Well Ere. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by four or three, to obtain a key number. Start at the upper left of a rectangle and read the message under checked figures for the fortune. £1965 Whitlam J Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate.
The listing outlines a day’s broadcast with Continental Classroom Silent Silent Today and various cartoons and programs. It includes runtimes for Kangaroo Three Stooges Stu Erwin and I Love Lucy among others along with game shows and news segments.
Fragmentary report notes Peggy Hamm of Lafayette received a 30 day jail term and a suspended one year term for a crime at a food market. Ora Hart of Muncie died after an incident linked to a love rivalry. Edith Hammers was involved as another figure in a separate January incident.
MARKLEVILLE The Friendly Circle Club met at Maud Going’s home in Anderson for a noon pitch-in. Members from Markleville include Frank Fort Christena Fisher Maud Wilkinson Grace Titus Grace Dudley Bess Bond Charles Milburn Ray Tweedy and the hostess. Mrs Ray Carmackle and Mae Milburn were guests. The Markleville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Kenneth Mitchell’s home for May. President Mrs Grover Keesling led devotions on Happiness and Dora Bennett taught The Blue Print Plant’s year-old son witnessed them for a Flower Garden shooting. The club voted to send Mrs Edgar Scott to the Conference. The next meeting June 21 at Mrs Law rence Julian’s home. a charge of assault and battery was noted. The prison sentence of Mrs Edgar Scott was for carrying a pistol without a permit. The court heard Mrs Ham say she suspected the waitress of something. The largest rodent is the Capybara which grows to four feet and 150 pounds. the Band Parents plan a tour of Anderson Laundry.
Arkansas farmers earned a then record 190 million dollars from selling crops and livestock in 1959. The figure marks an alltime high for farm income in the state.
Readers share child feeding and early nutrition tips. A mother describes a 13 month old with eight teeth who rejects lumped foods, preferring soups and mashed solids. Various responses advise gradual thickened soups with sieved meats and vegetables, fruit, and milk fortification.
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