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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1957
Page
3
Announcement by Gurney Melt zer of 1745 So D Street states the engagement of Linda Meltzer to William Harris, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Harris, with details obscured by OCR errors.
The community plans a September 4 Elwood B E Day. Teachers and host firms will convene at the high school, visit plants, and attend lunch and afternoon discussions led by executives. The program aims to build business teacher relations and educate students on local industry operations and opportunities.
The Madison County Planning Commission approved a replat of the First Continuation of Northcrest Addition in Anderson Township and rezoned a Summitville tract from residential to business for a clinic by Dr. W. C. Van Ness. A 40 by 60 building will house the clinic on a five acre lot. Ray Wood noted a zoning appeal hearing at 10 a m for plans to establish a small tool and die shop on Ind 67 east of town, amid protests from nearby property owners over the rock wool tools plant proposal. Bruce Nelson, 16, suffered both arms broken in a hay mow fall on the family farm and was hospitalized for observation.
Community Chest budget hearings are being held Monday through Friday this week in the Anderson Federal Building to outline next year’s financial needs. The budget committee will report its recommendations to the full Community Chest board at a Thursday meeting on Aug 22.
Mercy Hospital building fund campaign totals 105045 as of Monday night. Goal is 300000 with hopes to reach 150000 by next meeting at 8 pm Thursday. Meetings held at Edgewood school building. Special gifts total 61520. Cubanacan named for an Indian village. Emis pipeline network missions of Columbus visited village in 1492 during search for Kublai Khan in belief Cuba part of Asia.
At 3 15 a m Tuesday Indiana 37 three miles north of Elwood a panel truck driven by David L Wade roanoke veered off the highway and overturned. He suffered lacerations and a possible concussion and was taken to Mercy Hospital by the Wayne County ambulance. Willis Jr the other driver escaped injury. The report notes Wade had fallen asleep at the wheel and that a quantity of drugs and cosmetics was in his vehicle. The story also covers Red Cross Junior leadership activities and hospital notes including admissions dismissals and a birth at Mercy Hospital.
Soviet scientists claim a new alloy named T-4 resists extreme temperatures and corrosion, offering potential use in jet-powered aircraft. Scientist I I Kornilov described it as titanium derived with lightness and heat resistance. A separate line notes a patient from Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie was discharged home after surgery.
Eva Sue Bogue daughter of Evelyn Lewellen of 227 No 6th Street wed Paul W. Turner of Tampa Florida in Georgia on August 6. They reside at 820 St Anderson Street after a wedding trip. Mrs Turner graduated Windfall High School and works at Ex-Cell-0. Turner, from Auburndale High School, works at Continental Can Company.
An article advises recognizing the emotional burden of obesity in children and the family eating pattern. It urges providing emotional support, ensuring meals occur regularly, and guiding healthy choices like skim milk and fruit. Parents should avoid forcing drastic dieting and seek lasting habits for the child’s health.
A controversial diet letter from Josephine Lowman offers tips for reducing weight, stressing practical choices when eating away from home. It praises broiled meat, avoiding gravy, and salads, suggesting slow progress and a mailed booklet for further guidance.
Mrs A suggests a firm plan to limit long phone conversations among club members. She proposes giving each girl an egg timer to time talks and asks parents to agree to enforce shorter, equal turns during discussions.
Elwood women schedule a Sigma Alpha Chi sorority meeting at Miss Rudig home with Mrs Phyllis Kiphart presiding and plan a Aug 26 party at Joe Kurtz home with hamburger fry reservations by Aug 23. Also Delta Theta Tau backward party at Mrs Irene Melling home and a luncheon bridge for Elwood Country Club members at the clubhouse. Lutheran and King’s Daughters events listed with venues and times.
Mr and Mrs Wilson Hodges of Rosston announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Alice Hodges to Edward I Holtsclaw son of Mr and Mrs Glen Holtsclaw The wedding will be held at a Rosston church on Aug 25 Miss Hodges is a Whitestown High School graduate and works for Hertf Jones Company Indianapolis Mr Holtsclaw attended Wendell L Willkie High School and is employed by Brownsburg Screw Products Company
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