West Chester centennial book to be a lively history
The West Chester Centennial Book, chiefly by Mrs. Richard Fisher and her daughter Kathy, will compile dozens of people and incidents from the town’s past with hundreds of photographs. The authors aim for engaging writing and solid research, including a long section on crime, and the book is described as a standout among such publications. Residents are urged to reserve copies, with cost and size yet to be determined. A note asks for any Washington wooden nickels from the centennial celebration.
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Letters to the Journal Praises Band Trip and Students
In Estes Park Colorado a Washington Community School District band tour earned cheers from host schools and admiration from chaperones. Max D. Lee lauds Mr Green’s planning and student discipline while noting facility needs and strong administrative cooperation.
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Wood Foundation Breakthrough In Cold Weather
In Spirit Lake Iowa and elsewhere builders trial a wood foundation system treated to resist decay and termites. NAHB studies say up to 12.5 percent cheaper and 30 percent faster to install than concrete blocks with a 30 year bond backing. First used in Lexington Park Maryland under FHA experimental housing, the wood system reportedly dries basements in floods and eases finishing work while offering thermal benefits.
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Paternity tests spark a Vienna breakthrough and other trivia
A Viennese physician claims new genetic traits prove paternity in 99 of 100 cases though legal use remains doubtful. The column quips on historical figures, May as a month, horned Moyle horses, Wyatt Earp, the wild turkey, and surveys on suburban headaches. It concludes with L M Boyd’s mail address and 1972 copyright.
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Betty uses neighbor’s phone to chase suitors
Five months ago a 27 year old woman moved in to obtain a divorce and used the neighbor’s telephone to contact her lawyer. She has since given out the neighbor’s number to many men in Las Vegas and beyond, straining their friendship.
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Abby's Advice Column Fragments From Personal Pleas
A collage of letters to Abby covers domestic tensions. A neighbor disruption over late night calls, a Jewish engagement gift debate, a fear of the dark seeking psychiatric help, and a wife regretting material pursuits after a near heart attack.
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Achilles Heel and Opening Leads in Bridge
A bridge column analyzes an opening lead in a five diamonds contract where West chose a club lead. The article notes experts disagree on the best lead and shows how misjudgment can doom the contract, labeling opening leads an Achilles heel for many players. Tomorrow: bidding quiz.
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