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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
5
Purdue University extension horticulturists advise planting gladiolus by the end of June to secure good blooms in the current year and allow mature corms for planting next year.
The College Corner Mothers Club will convene at the school at 7 30 p m on Monday September 14 with Mrs Dick Worth president presiding. Mr John Barger will show slides of their trip to the New York World's Fair. The College Corner Parent Teachers Organization will meet at the school at 7 30 p m on Thursday September 10 for its initial meeting of the 1964 65 school year with John Barger president in charge.
Mrs Jack Castor presided at the August Bel mont Bible Church Missionary Society meeting in the church annex. She led devotions on Patience and Mrs Leland Webber presented a program featuring a letter written to God by a deaf girl. Hostesses were Mrs Rachel Davis and Mrs Betty Brooks.
The Azores consist of nine volcanic islands.
Bethany schedules September meetings for Moonville Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. William Parker’s home, MLW Club at Mrs. Vivian Smith’s, Richland Township Farm Bureau at College Corner School with Maurice Bousman presiding, Pet and Hobby Club led by Mrs. Charles Conrad, refreshments of watermelon and cantaloupe, Miriam Circle of Bethany Christian Church to meet at parsonage woods then Fellowship Hall in bad weather.
In London UPI reports a ton of letters from British fans mailed to the Beatles have been sent by sea to the United States where the group is performing.
An advertisement promotes easy knitwear including a one piece cozy coat with a cable yoke and smart tweed effect stitch. It lists pattern numbers, sizes, and mailing costs, offering catalogs and free patterns, with instructions to send name address zone size and pattern number to a New York Needlecraft department.
Apple Butter recipe outlines steps from selecting apples to canning with a boiling water bath. It notes long, slow cooking and adding spices, then processing ten minutes. The piece shifts to USDA poultry meat content standards for labeled products and the need for accurate labeling and consistent content calculations before the 1965 effective date. The section ends with a brief local bowling note.
Shirley area notices outline Brown Township Farm Bureau supper meeting in Wilkinson school cafeteria at 7 p.m. with Kenneth Rushton leading devotions and Lowell Collins as speaker. Also, Shirley Civic Improvement Association meets 7:30 p.m. at town hall to discuss 1965 Diamond Jubilee and Hobby and Art Show on October 9 and 10 with parades and judging. Four-way stops at Main and South Streets removed after complaints. Water system construction approved for unincorporated Ohio County area. residents have faced high hauling costs.
Belgrade UPI reports Yugoslav President Josip Tito and his wife Jovanka will undertake a state visit to Hungary from September 11. The invitation came from Hungarian President Istvan DoBi and Communist leader Janos Kadár. Short lawn care tip follows advising against cutting bluegrass too short to prevent heat stress.
Robert Green, 21, died Saturday at St. Luke's and Children's Medical Center after being the only person shot by police during last weekend's riot in North Philadelphia.
In eleven states cattle and calves account for one third of all farm marketings, highlighting their prominence in regional agriculture across diverse markets.
A promotional ad urges trying a gentle vegetable laxative from Nature's Remedy NR tablets with a 29 cent price, promoting relief and a free sample by mail to Lewis Howe Co. Dept. B53 St. Louis Missouri.
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