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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
19
The Boys Club invites boys ages 8 to 18 to join a packed summer with golf swimming rifle clubs day camping baseball softball arts and crafts tournaments and events. A Junior Air Rifle Club starts Wednesday at 2 p.m. for boys 11 and under. day camps run by age group with first come first served signups.
In Wausaukee Wisconsin AP reports Milé Howarth found a 1897 high school report card while demolishing a school building once used by students. Subjects listed include constitution physical geography bookkeeping algebra rhetoric physics and orthoepy pronunciation study.
Crossword clues span religious terms and everyday items. Entries include honeybee and campus leaders, with definitions ranging from anatomy to law terms and nautical saints.
In Tucson a campaign poster reads AUH20 in MSMLXIV signaling Goldwater in 1964. The piece notes Sen Barry Goldwater R Ariz is frequently mentioned as a probable presidential candidate as speculation grows.
Mary Black-Gail Allen Linda McCafferty Elliott Murphy Kathy Allen Glenda Miller Dale Allen Sharon Pitt Paulette Bates Franklin Sowell Jennifer Mur phy Deborah Rogers Ruthann Douthit Nancy Stacey comprise a long reader names segment in the page fragment, suggesting a community or event notice.
Ohio State University economists report a drop of about 10 000 farms in Ohio between 1959 and 1961 and a reduction of roughly 400 000 acres of farmland. The study highlights a rapid consolidation of agricultural land and farm numbers during the period.
A Whittier audience discusses global threats from communism and nuclear blackmail. The writer, citing J Edgar Hoover and Suzanne Leabin, urges strong military defense and no concessions to enemies. He argues four traps, including Soviet pressure, poverty as a weapon, UN manipulation, and neutral states, with Viet Nam cited as a test case.
Fifty five students at Tanner Elementary School received Certificates of Achievement for submitting written papers and meeting National Board of Examiners requirements in Kissimmee Florida. Four Improvement Certificates were awarded to Michael Lewis Steve Sims Charles Page and Bill Webster all fourth graders. The list names first grade participants including Bertha Hull Roger Chandler Melissa Stewart Michael Stewart Mavis Rogers Michael Pitts Brenda Aldridge Beverly Burrough Paul McMullins Gary Hartsfield and others across third and fourth grades led by teachers Velma Wallace Donnie Thomas and Mrs. (text cuts off)
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