Local notes from Pendleton and Anderson crowd
A retro column tracks residents and visitors in Anderson and Pendleton. Bonnie Jones headlines with Florida visits. Floyd Hancock defends Anderson High Class of 199. Town chatter covers weather hopes, travel to Detroit and Mississippi, hospital notes, and social greetings for local figures, wrapping with a courtroom anecdote about a frostbite case on a bus and seasonal well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Jones
Pendleton
Anderson
Florida
Bonnie Say
Floyd’ Hancock
Anderson Igh
Mahte Sibbach
Ering
John Connolly
Minky
Chet Clinger
The
Tigers
Indiana
Nelson Bohanan
Detroit
Churchill Downs
Tony Kirkpatrick
Bob McCusker
Mary Anne
Ronnie Kunce
Sam Kunces
Ronnie
Perkinstom College
Mississippi
Rensie
Sumner
Carl White
St. John’s
Mars Razell
Ida McClintock
St. John's
Roy Gohr
Clem Oster
Ferday
H. de Williamson
Ricky Wilson
Jimmy Wilson Gramison
Jim Wilsons
Forest Manor
Pete Faulkners
Cheslerfield
Fom McCutoush
Jone
Beulah Spall
Charlie Room Beauty Salon
Paul
Namilton
Citizens Bank
Sim
Baby Fights Loneliness With Courageous Gift of Hope
A mother shares that her retarded child Bernice is cherished as an “Angel” and treated with dignity. She describes care routines, thyroid issues, and the challenge of giving pills, urging medical guidance and patience while noting other families seek simple, steady routines and a supportive approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Ara
Chara
HVS
Angel
Iral
Cual
Peta
Sitple
Andy
Madras
Kerala
India
Pine Bar
Roymranens
Try and Stop Me and the Odd Weekend Tale
A stream of disjointed anecdotes details shifting scenes from a businessman spending evenings with male companions, a drunken outburst at home, and a rash gift exchange that triggers tears. Other items note Red Skelim in Tokyo and a romance failing to endure decades, plus a letter notice and Australia buying U S ships to boost mobility. Tourists flood Paris as seasonal numbers rise.
Two numbers solved from a jumbled word problem
In a classifieds item the first number is 4 to 8 and the second is 8. The setup states the sum equals five times the second and 36 minus the second equals seven times the first. Solving yields the two numbers 4 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Daily Cryptogram Puzzle Teases Readers and Names
A mixed page item presents a cryptogram puzzle with a long list of crossword clues and a coded quotation. It references a daily cryptogram method and mentions famed figures and pattern hints. The piece includes several jumbled entries and a sample cryptogram to solve.
Skin Defects And Moles Discussed By Josephine Lowman
An article explains skin conditions including white and brown patches rashes dry skin and moles. It notes sun exposure possible triggers and advises avoiding removal unless by a physician offering mail requests for more information from Josephine Lowman care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Josephine Lowman
Register’ and Tribuse Syndicate
Jawa
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Walt Disney Socanp
LY Ray
HY and
Som
Sunbeam
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Kerry Drake
Sy Alfred and
Riola
Mam
Archie
Bob Montana
Ige Paloova
Aerere
Walsh
Ham Fisher
Lil Abner
Mary Worth
BY Ben Allen
Maree
Girisl
Dustrial School
Buz Sawyer
Donald Duce
Walt Disnet
Viilizo
Wrigley
Model Home
Sarre
Wrigleys
Sennett
CERF
Johnny
Red Skelim
Tokyo
Australia
Canberra
Doin Cramer
United States
Japan
Paris
Wally Falk
Surance
Rass
Vere
Us “Board OF Education, Applied Psychology
Aaron Ay Amar Onis
Woolley Ae Bie
Bry
Tad
Grace
Rob Barnes
Esa
GWINN
Hos Madison Ave
Howard Guerin
Dantt
Regenold
Bud Hughes
TAI Meridien
Broadway
Maia
Cox Hughes
Dees Maddy
Pat Patterson
Canada
Chet Comeda
Jon Cuonnini
Arrow Drug Co, Inc
Nichol
George Clos
PM Brown
Craden
John Kana Owine
Lapal
Howard Mil, Jr
Donald Jonet
Bulletin-Herald
Dail Aceos Lgem G&eitticl Towit
Ader
Aytvs Paladin
Sandaras
ZA Valley
Amery
Axydelbaaxr & Longefellow
Koay Featores Gyad-ceme
Uy Seoepatas
Josephine Lawn
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