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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1954
Page
19
The Amateur Artists sponsor a guest tea Thursday from 2 to 4 at 209 Donnelly Dr Edgewood. An exhibit of local paintings will be shown in the yard. Guest of honor Mrs Gordon Julius will speak on painting display. Mrs Robert D Anderson chairs the event.
Miss Janice Kay Strohl was honored on her seventh birthday anniversary by her mother Mrs Clyde Strohl at 11 West 37th Street. Games and prizes were awarded to Jackie Smith Penny Hartman Eddie Johnson and the guest of honor. The table featured streamers a large birthday cake and marshmallow doll favors with numerous guests in attendance.
Janet Roudebush bride elect to Gordon Lee Rice was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Carl Alt and Mrs. Richard Toye at the Toye home. Rose color decor and wedding bells highlighted the event with prizes awarded to Mrs. Kathryn Apeley and Mrs. Martha Snead. Invitations listed numerous local guests.
Mrs. Spaulding Meadows visits with Dr. and Mrs. Crouse after Dr. Conrad's death then returns to Decatur Illinois. Dr. and Mrs. Drake host and Adelia Drake recently returned from Lake Wawasee with Miss Anna Brady who stayed in Washington before joining them. Miss Hermine Myers heads to Napoleon Ohio for a brief parental visit. Mrs. Mary Acher and children plan ten days in Miami Florida starting August fifteenth. Erwin Scheller and children Dodie and Susie plan a Washington DC vacation to visit the Seyberts. James Seybert works in the FBI at the Capitol. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Main travel to Atlanta Georgia for a two week stay. Mrs. W C Gaddis and Mrs. Guy Cheney return from Walloon Lake after a week with Edith Kroeger. J F O Donnell of Dayton Ohio visits with John A Kuntz on the way to the Gante summer home in North Carolina. Robert W Wertz of Bartlesville Oklahoma visits his father J W Wertz.
Mrs. Burt Hudson and Mr. Burt Hudson of New Castle announce the engagement of Margaret Hudson Kissick to Dan Magers son of Lawrence Magers of South Sioux City Neb and the late Mrs. Alice Cunningham Magers Anderson The wedding is set for Saturday Aug 14 at 9 am at St Ann s Catholic Church New Castle Rev William Fehlinger officiating The bride elect is a New Castle High School graduate and librarian at the New Castle library The groom is a Elwood High School graduate and with New Castle Products Co
A reflective piece urges focus on daily habits to shape health and happiness. It cautions against bitterness from past hurts, champions uplifting thoughts, and notes how mindset can affect bodily well being and facial expression. It contrasts chirping with growling and calls for positive personal growth. It also mentions Delta Chi fraternity selecting Gov Craig as outstanding alumnus.
Gleaners Society schedules a conclave Thursday at 2 PM in the IOOF Hall at 9th and Jackson Streets. Hostesses named are Mrs. Emma Atterbury and Mrs. Mary Ralston.
Mrs. Margaret Hyland entertained the Smile Awhile Club at 2400 W 23rd St Monday evening. Euchre prizes went to Mesdames Peggy Stephens Walter Cox and Michael Hyland with Ada Cox winning the door prize. Stephens will host next August 16 at 724 Delaware St.
The Dare family marked its fifth annual reunion on Sunday at Glenn Miller Park in Richmond. A basket dinner followed the gathering with attendees enjoying the event together.
Readable items show Today at YMCA with 12:00 guides and committees. Physical schedule lists 9:00 women's swim and boys hike plus 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 girls swim activities 1:00 boys open swim 2:00 girls open swim 6:30 women’s swim.
Readers share simple remedies for foot moisture cedar tree planting scorch stain removal wilted lettuce freshness ironing board dust prevention and repurposing old phonograph records into ironing smoothers.
A parent explains a tense bedtime moment with corrective language and a warning tone. The discussion notes that shouting or threats escalate conflict and suggests calmer methods to set limits without punishment.
Mrs M R shares a no training method for toilet training showing quick self training by Kathryn aged 34 months and Linda aged 2 who learn to manage toilet needs with minimal parental fuss. The piece argues staying casual about accidents prevents emotional upset and promotes dry behavior.
Practical home hints on correcting over salted gravies with sugar and vinegar. Guidance on potato storage to avoid decay and sprouting. Lemons kept fresh in sealed Mason jars. Grapes stored in pumpkins for extended freshness. Varnish remover recipe using caustic soda. Glass polishing with calcined magnesia and benzine for a shine.
Lapel EUB Church announces the conference year starting August 1 with Rev. David Hancock as pastor. Trustees include Dr. Roy Maxson Harold Wiseman Lirt Bolt Riley Davis Dave Bodenhorn and Bill Williams. Directors named are Mrs Roy Maxson Mrs Jack Galliher and Francis Howell. Financial secretary Lirt Bolt treasurer Anna Woods class leader Roger Pelfrey organist Norma Bodenhorn pianist Peggy Howell Lauralee Mills assistant.
An auto wreck in front of the Putnamville state police post killed Edward J. Cappello, 23, of McAdoo, Pa., an airman at Sheppard Field, Texas. His car struck a guard rail and overturned. Three passengers were uninjured.
John Clark, 24, died in a Tuesday fire at Paradise Motor Court located at the junction of Indiana 22 and 15, four miles south of Marion. He was a permanent resident of the motor court.
Six polio cases and one fatality were reported to the Indiana Department of Health in the past week. The death involved James Yates, son of Mr and Mrs Glen Yates of Lowell, who passed away in a Gary hospital.
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