Reader's Room chaos ends in court clash over alcohol on schoolwear
In a busy Anderson room, residents discuss legality of alcohol in clothing donated to schools. The tale blends student mischief, judge julgamento, and local figures like Mrs. Orah Herbig Ashby as townsfolk weigh laws on alcohol and public safety. The narrative threads through school matters, civic figures, and a courtroom verdict with ongoing community debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Seta Aja
Eoean Tan
Henry
Orah Herbig Ashby
Atlas
Everett McDaniels
Albert
Abel
Nolen Hughes
Andersson
Samuel
W. d. Miles
Quaint
Forse
Iig
Visig Jones
Bill Byer
Guy Maine
Ben Earley
Homer Larne
Gertrude Gehrke
Seventh Street
Jan Oy Julian
Bailey
Anderson Indianapolis
Indiana Flood Control
Water Resources Commission
Ington
Youngs
Dennis
Fasone
Wildcat Creek
Lafayette
Gay Blades
Edgewood
Big Pine Creek
Attica
Jne Stine
Wabash River Basin
Roxy Cus
Seemingly Random Local Schedule and Puzzles Digest
A noisy collage of YMCA event timings, community notes, and a sprawling crossword puzzle. Mentions Tom McMahan customer efforts, Anderson High School yearbook progress, Purdue trip for Mrs. Gilliam, and a sunset at 6 53. Includes daily cryptogram and a long cryptic crossword with clues and a sample quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Paris
Tom McMahan
Ralph Fisher
Andersson Loan Fame
Camp Hill
Pat
Frank Woschitz
Anderson High School
Frank
lJas
Lester Gilliam
Sandi
Purdue
Mother
Three Men For Mollie By Rob Eden
Mollie and Don Elson discuss career versus marriage as Art Burns reveals a car gift and a five thousand dollar jewel hunt. Mollie pieces clues on a Rockies battle and a gem theft case involving Rockie, Johnson, and a missing map while promising progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Rob Eden
Don Elson
Dan
Art Burns
Rockies
Rockie
Johnson
Try and Stop Me Nine Year Old Girl Story
A 9 year old girl wrote a weekly outline story about an animal for class. The lines progress from Monday as a chicken to eggs, fear, implied harm, and a final plateful of bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hodges
Rags Believer or Not Chrysanthemums History
One of the oldest cultivated flowers, chrysanthemums have a 3000 year history in China and Japan. The name means golden flower from Greek chrysos and anthemon. The family now includes pyrethrum costmary daisies and feverfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Household Scrapbook Pressing Cloths and Silk Care
The article gives tips on placing pressing cloths in two spots and using one cloth for dark and light fabrics. It advises dampening hands with salt before handling fish to remove odor, and suggests ironing silks and woolens on the right side with a lightly dampened cheesecloth covering.
Emergency garment repair and kitchen hacks
A reader asks how to mend a tear with adhesive plaster on the underside to align edges. Another query suggests using an old Hour sifter to boil eggs in a kettle. A tip recommends lemon juice in hot water to clean greasy dishes without soap.
Problem A Day: Two numbers sum to 100
Let the numbers be x and y with x greater than y. Then x plus y equals 100 and four times their difference equals one less than the larger, so 4(x minus y) equals x minus 1. Solving gives x = 34 and y = 66.
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Will Bernard
YMCA
Park Place
Church of God
Erin
Wurtternberg
Wesrey
Asia
Axydlbaaker
NPP
Macaulay
Hing Features Syndicate
Mr. Oregesy
Walt Disney
SCAMP
BY Ward Greene
HI and
Lois
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
Peessi
Kerry Drake
Whestor
Poodle
Sam
BY Alfred and
Nvla
Archie
Palooka
Bob Montana
Unger Construction
Ham Fisher
Dreggsy
Lil Abner
By AL Capp
Hopper Slobboy
Liddle Noodnik
Bulelmoose
Mary Worth
Matcha
BY Ken Allen
PIRE
Aaiss Meburns
Big Abe
Leatrice
Malie Gay
Laoxing
Desert
BY Roy Crane
Sawyer
Donald Duce
BY Walt Pisney
Art
Einstein
Don
Baye
Mellie
Ita Best
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Anderton
Wrigley’s
Fool Rental
Strickler’s
Strickler’s Hardware
Madison Avenue
Bennett Cerf
Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Bob Barnes
Cleron
France
Ensen
Dee
Mayne
Ireland
Marstina
Alberta
British Columbia
North America
Barney
Gry Caste
Georgia
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