THE READER'S READER'S COURTROOM COLUMN
Morning notes from Will Lernar feature birthdays, neighborly tales, and courtroom musings. Names include Miss Mary Ingels Kim Parvis Noland Wright and Paul Magers while local scenes cover a dog trespass ruling and a kitten SOS from Sewage Commissioner A. E. Hollenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ingels
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Columbia
Mary
Young
Kim Parvis
Golden West
Kim
Santa
Monica
George Miley
Thompson
Anderson
Paul Magers
A. E. Hollenbeck
Myrtle Gayle
Day A Problem From A Distant Page
A reader's mixed puzzle reveals a boat speed problem with currents and a long jumble of names and notes about local people and events. Also included are a crossword, dates, and a cryptogram puzzle, all presented in a vintage newspaper style.
Cryptoquote puzzle sample with coded quote
Lown i, rLOW One letter signals another as a code. The sample assigns a for A and X for O among others. Daily changes in mapping create a new cryptogram. The text includes a quoted line about sweet childish days and modern words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsworth
Try and Stop Me ODELS OF DISTINCTION
A 1957 Bennett Cerf piece previews three oddball celebrity anecdotes from Honolulu to New Rochelle. It follows a model with hula lessons, Peter Lind Hayes praising a versatile star, and a notoriously ugly model who stirs studio chair laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odels
Honolulu
Peter Lind Hayes
New Rochelle
Peter
Europe
Tibet
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Dance With Diane Chapter Twenty Two
A tense interrogation unfolds as Sergeant Drake and Bill question Lila about an intruder and a missing watch. Archie faces pressure over a supposed frame up involving Larry Croft and a gun planted for a robbery. The trio leave, planning more talks as the case deepens. The scene hints at broader schemes behind the apparent crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Jacobs
Meridian Street
Seshenry
Doc Elbersonay
Bill Norris
U.S. History
Bob Beck
Wall Street
Herb Kennedy
Ward Martin
John Walsh
John
Jake
Archie
Lila
Entleman
Drake
Bill
Larry Croft
Disneyland
Tama
Larry
How Can I Remove Stains and My Beloved Gun
The text offers home stain removal tips for blood and mushrooms and mentions a dispute about returning items. It also includes a disjointed dialogue about loaned water, robbery, and a gun, with vague predictions about population or growth.
Household scrapbook tips for sewing and kitchen crafts
Stronger buttons require two pieces of old kid glove under the fabric to prevent tearing. Glass tumblers and vases can be tempered by immersing in cold water and gradually bringing to a boil, then cooling in the same water. For asparagus, add a pinch of nutmeg to enhance flavor in the next dish.
Embroider This Graceful Old Fashioned Girl Motif
Pattern offer for needlework with motifs 5x19?4 inches and 3 3/4x14 inches. Color chart and directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for testing. Mail to Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York. Include name address and zone. Two free patterns printed in Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book 1957. Also advertise book and other patterns with 25 cents for copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tst
Cless
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chei Rea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
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Carry Arry Ont
Will Lernar
Thompsons
Heath
Yao
James
Sacramento
Leonard Thompson
YMCA
Mary Nutling
Doc Quickel
Sarasota
Fla
Dave McCafferty
Ball State
Wayne Thornburg
Mike Martin
Dick Peck
National Automotive Testing A
Lmute
AXDE
Features Syndicate
Walt Disney
ECAMP
Lois
Kerry Drake
Dude
Kerry
Chief
Che
By Ward Greene
Ane
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Alfred Andniula
Aifek
Bob Montana
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Turkey
Stick
Joe Chompchomp
Lakos
Tarania
LT. Gan
Langwidge
BY AL Capp
Lil Abner
Guat KA
Ace Re
Mary Worth
BY Ken Allen
Stan
Buz Sawyer
Alek
Donald Duce
BY Roy Crane
By Walt Pisnet
NESTE
Tiusi
By Bennett Cerf
Onion Everuy
U.S
Algiers
Transpor
Ralph Caki WA
Bob Barnes
Bill Ding
F.H.A
Diane
By Rob Eden
Hunterchevrolet
Lashunrie
Bel Angeles
Saya
United States
By Kari Whedon
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