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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1962
Page
11
Clarence B. Rieket Richardson a prominent Cheyenne businessman and philanthropist died Thursday after a long illness. He headed Consolidated Royalty Co. of Casper and helped develop the Salt Creek Oil Field, one of the nation’s top oil producers. Born in Pittsburgh, he was among Wyoming’s wealthiest men.
Anne Adams label advertises Pattern 4783 for a 6 year old sundress and a Peter Pan blouse. Includes yardage, price 35 cents, mailing details to Winchester Evening Star, New York address, and instructions to print size and style. More than 100 summer patterns available.
Hollywood star Joan Crawford discusses her tough early years and quest for education and status in Portrait of Joan written with Jane Kesner Ard, outlining four marriages and her drive. She details Douglas Fairbanks Jr Franchot Tone Phillip Terry and Alfred Steele, noting tensions and emotional stability sought through marriage.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDonald in Kerns town. Bertha Kline will lead the program amid a string of social visits and community notes unfold.
In Tampa, Dr. Thomas Baker dropped a wallet with 18000 dollars. A tall husky man named Jack, nicknamed Big Bad John, recovered it two blocks away and refused a reward, saying the name is for friends. Baker offered thanks but received no further details.
An actress recalls a deep bond and a love affair with Clark Gable during his marriage to his second wife. She describes conversations about marriage, choosing to preserve the dream rather than ruin it, and expresses a philosophy of loving beyond self.
A reader asks how to handle a nosy neighbor who inspects trash and learns private details. Dear Abby suggests locking garbage cans. Another asks if a man should gift his mother at 35. Amiable reply affirms. A caller wonders if dreams in color have meaning. Abby says color dreams are possible but meanings are unknown. Another asks about polite introductions and comments. The column provides light guidance on social etiquette.
A newspaper advert asks readers to mail a self addressed stamped envelope to Abby for a private response. The note explains the request is for an unpublished reply and directs inquiries through the paper.
An Abby bulletin invites readers to mail 50 cents to ABBY Box 3365 Beverly Hills California for the booklet How To Have A Lovely Wedding. The request appears in a traditional advice column format.
Arthur H. Folwell a longtime Herald Tribune writer who helped shape American light verse and prose died Thursday from a heart condition at age 84. He joined the Herald Tribune in 1917 after editing Puck from 1905 to 1916 ending a 40 year association with New York journalism.
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