Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1952 — Page 10

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HOOSIER TRIO—Relaxing near the beach of her beautiful summer home is Mrs. Charles Mayer (left), 4020 Washington Blvd. With her are Mrs. Roy H. Coles, 315 E. 36th St. (center), her sister, and Mrs. VanCaomp Mayer, 3545 Washington Blvd., her sister-in-law. The Moyers are oldtimers at the Walloon Lake colony.

MICHIGAN VACATIONERS—Northern Michigan is a popular vacation spot for Indianapolis residents. Sunning themselves on the dock at Walloon Lake are Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Mattingly, 3025 N. Meridian St., who have made the resort region summer headauarters for several seasons.

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WATER FROLIC—In the brink are Robert Reed Sweeney Jr, Jimmy Ziegler and Michael Sweeney SUNBATHERS—David and Doris Ziegler, children of Mrs. George left to right), grandchildren of Mrs. Robert Sweeney, 3025 N. Meridian St. Mrs. George Ziegler. Ziegler, take time out on the diving raft to acquire a tan while

Vrendonwood, hos been vacationing with her children in the Sweeney Walloon Lake cottage. Mr. visiting at their grandmother's. 2 a ond Mrs, Sweeney, Carmel, are Bob and Mike's parents. Photos by Rodney M. Ward, Northern Michigan Review ; : i Fl hotified to

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Couple Spanking Will Not Solve Problem of Bed-Wetting

To Exchange By DR. EDWIN P. JORDAN on the par with others of the because of one or more of three ? DISTRACTED mother writes that she is at her wit's same age. psychological conditions in the ” ; "Nn hild. . end about her 7-year-old boy who still wets the bed WHEN ENURESIS continues _C 0 Vows Here at night. beyond the age at which it Henry Butler covers stage and To add to the difficulty, she has been advised to give , SLoW Aisappear. Yi is 2 provably musie in The Sunday Times.

ISS Norma June Henry the child a good spanking after NOTE: This is ‘a once-a- | will become the bride each aceldent, but wonders week feature especially writof Sgt. Arvin Dale Ander- Sho ig the boy feels ten hy Dr. Edwin P. Jordan, - . ih a health expert, for parents. gon at 7:30 p. m. today in about it anythe home of her parents, Mr, Wav. and Mrs, Marion H. Henry, Now Invol-

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