Teen Credit Gain Spurs New Local Policies
The piece details 18 year olds gaining limited adult status in area credit departments. Stores such as Montgomery Ward, Paul Harris, Hoyt Wright and others offer 18 to 21 year olds charge accounts with or without co signers, varying $50 to $250 limits. Banks still require parental co sign for most loans. Lay away helps minors and married under 21 obtain goods.
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Montgomery Ward and Co
Mounds Mall
Ward
Judy Gross
Paul Harris Stores Inc
Paul Harris
Hoyt Wright Co
Hoyt Wright Credit Office
Anderson College
H.P. Wasson and Co
Weilers
Hoyt Wright
Ward's
Hoyt Wright Credit
Anderson
T and H
Good Babysitters Are Organized and Responsible
A youth page advises on responsible babysitting, stressing preparation, contact info, safety checks, and clear duties. It notes both girls and boys can sit, highlights staying ahead of children, securing hazards, emergency supplies, and keeping parents informed if sickness or schedule changes occur.
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Ie Herald
Bly Ater
Activities Run Wide At Marian College Social Life
Marian College in Indianapolis offers many clubs and events that blend education and social life. Student Education Association and MANASA organize activities, while intramural sports, dances, hayrides, and outings fill the calendar.
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Im Inmanapolis
Manasa
Indanapala
Marian College
Counel
Teens On Wheels Dear Sue Honda bike gear speeds
Readers ask about maximum safe speeds per gear after changing rear sprocket. Answers explain gear ratios and effects on acceleration and fuel atomization, noting a center idea of 15 mph in first gear and progressively higher limits.
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Dear Sue
Beauty Workshops Train Teens In Make Up And Fashion Careers
Teens can start toward fashion careers through William H Block's Seventeen Beauty Works in Indianapolis. Over four Saturdays young women learn makeup, hair, skin care, hygiene, and fashion, with sessions on image, makeup techniques, fashion awareness, and career paths in retail and buying.
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Indianapolis
William Fl. Block
Seventeen Beauty Works
Bonnie Bell
Block
Beauty Workshop
Elwood
Muncie
Pensecola
Fla
Why Do Teens Turn to Drugs as a Escape
A teacher and his wife host teens in a basement as a drug issue article surveys why youths across socio economic classes turn to substances from marijuana to LSD and heroin. It asks what pushes them toward drug use and how parents can stay informed about the dangers and causes.
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Diane Tomlinson
America
New York
Tin Late Wo Poe
United States
Ant
Suspense Play at Highland High Set for Oct 23
Highland High School opens The Innocents a thriller about a governess and two children under a shadowy spell. Miles and Flora spark suspicion as Miss Giddens and Mrs. Grace investigate in an 8 p.m. Highland gym performance with a selected student cast and crew.
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Highland High School
Miles
Flora
Miss Giddens
Highland Gym
Craig Silvey
Craig
Ee Jo Stewart
Kathy Walker
Grace
Jan Brewer
Charlie Brann
Diane Whittaker
Phil Dashler
Bill
Tevye
Yente
Tzeitel
Lazar Wolfe
Teeitel
Motel
Russia
AHS
Morty Jo Stewart
Silvey
Stewart
Highland
Chesterfield Youth Meet Candidates
Chesterfield area youth plan a Saturday session with Democrat candidates for town board and clerk treasurer. The meet runs Oct 16 at 7 30 p.m. at party headquarters 19 S Washington. Youth coordinator Tom Shaffer invites discussion on recreation facilities and police youth relations. Bevestments will be served.
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Chesterfield
Washington
Tom Shaffer
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