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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1961
Page
9
North South deal shows Miss Brash versus Mr Dale in a cautious bridge bidding discussion. Mr Abel opens heart two diamonds, Miss Brash responds, and the play centers on trumps and finesses with missteps leading to a failed five diamonds contract.
Mishawaka Indiana Chief of police Dean Bolerjack will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology from the University of Notre Dame Sunday completing a 30 year ambition. He had left Notre Dame in 1930s and returned in 1936 before later joining the FBI and Indiana state police before becoming Mishawaka police chief in 1948.
Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa first Negro cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church will visit Chicago for three days starting Tuesday. He is bishop of Rutambo Tanganyika Africa and will be hosted by Albert Cardinal Meyer during the trip.
The guide notes poppies are gay and colorful in gardens and homes. It advises choosing buds about to open when cutting and to burn stems immediately and place in cool water. Do not pierce seared ends on a needle holder as this causes bleeding and wilting.
A reader writes of mothers being quick to scold on playgrounds, arguing adults in view of others enforce rules over children. The letter defends mothers while noting public scrutiny can affect parenting. It promotes Mrs Eldred's leaflet No. 86 for parenting guidance.
Readers may write to Myrtle Meyer Eldred c/o the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
LAPEL The Happy Hours Club met at Mrs. Riley Davis's home with 15 members present. President Mrs. Newell Maggart chaired. devotions were led by Mrs. Stella Woodward, lessons by Mrs. Frank White and Mrs. Kenneth Paulser, and song of the month led by Mrs. Guy Wilson. Refreshments were served by the hostess and co hostess Mrs. Sharley Hersberger. The next meeting is scheduled June 27 at the home of Mr. Margaret Myers in Pendleton on Ind 132.
Monticello Raceway will host 81 harness racing nights this summer as announced by president Frank Devlin. Matinee programs are scheduled for Saturday July 22 and Saturday September 2.
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York calls on President Kennedy to back a constitutional amendment allowing the president to veto individual items within appropriations. The proposal echoes a long-standing power denied since Ulysses S. Grant era.
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