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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1977

Page

4

Nol. 17 wedding of Aliss Haines and Joseph Myer

The North Anderson Church of God will host the wedding at 6 pm with Mie Rev Eugene Faunteray officiating. Aliss Gay Ann Haines, daughter of Bob and Mrs. Haines of Plum Street, will marry Joseph F. Myer, son of Dennis and Mrs. Myer of Oskdale Drive. The bride and groom both graduated from Anderson High School. she works at Mathews Super Market and he at Guide Division after attending Ball State University.

North Anderson Church of God Aliss Gay Ann Haines Joseph F. Myer Eugene Faunteray Miss Haines Bob Haines Plum St Dennis Myer Oskdale Drive Anderson High School

Killion McNeil Wedding in Daleville United Methodist Church

Ronald Bruce Killion and Kathleen Marie McNeil wed in a double ring ceremony at Daleville United Methodist Church officiated by the Rev John Newberg. Kathleen is the daughter of John and Mrs. McNeil of Daleville. bride was given in marriage by her father. Lois Jones served as maid of honor with Cheryl Barnum Karen McNeil Jennifer Banks Dustin Banks as bridesmaids. Best man was Jim Killian. groomsmen Mike McNeil Steven Killian. ushers Sam and Bob Milinois.

Ronald Bruce Killion Yorktown Daleville United Methodist Church Cheryl Barnum Karen McNeil Jennifer Dustin Banks Jim Killian Mike MecNeil Steven Killian Sam Bob Milinois

Pet Rock inventor recalls fame in a Santa Cruz bar

Gary Dahl says the Pet Rock craze of 1975 lasted about three months and left him nearly $200,000 in debt before profits arrived. The marketing man and future pub owner spent a quarter of a million dollars refurbishing Carry Nation saloon in Los Gatos now drawing steady business with gross first-year sales around 400,000. Dahl laments the need for people to forget the Pet Rock while noting his post craze success and ironic big-spender lifestyle.

Margaret Mason Washington Peat Los Gatos Calif Gary Dahl Dahl Dall Rock Bottom Productions Santa Cruz Mountains Washington State Carry Nation Les Galos Sun Brandges

Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman

A reader asks Mrs. Lowman to publish her cherished column about finding individual meaning. The piece urges rejecting mimicry, embracing personal beliefs, and living with authentic purpose to enrich life and serve others with new self respect and vitality.

Josephine Lowman

Tasty Yule Traditions From Sun Symbols To Puddings

A collage of holiday origins includes Teuton sun symbols on doors and Alsatian tree decorations, plus turkey from Mesoamerica and a steamed banana pudding with spices. A cranberry sauce accompanies the dessert, with festive snack skewers and olive wraps for a tree display. Veterans of the Third Armored Division plan their 31st annual reunion at the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn on July 20, 1978, inviting World War II servicemen via Neil Scholz.

Turkey England Islands Ambal Third Armored Division Hyatt Regency Hotel Dearborn Mich Neil Scholz Box 172 Davison

Double Ring Ceremony Unites Walda Couple

Miss Julie Ann Lempereur and David Walda wed at Central Christian Church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Dr. Ted Hurst. Attendants included Teresa Smith Setina Crum and Betty Thomas with Scott Nigh as ushers. The couple's reception followed at the K of C Hall.

Walda Central Christian Church Julie Ann Lempereur David Walda Ted Hurst Leon Lempereur Scatterfield Rd Richard Walda Anderson

Christmas club notices and meetings across Columbia region

Multiple civic groups and clubs from the Manned for Monday Christmas party postponement to Dec 18, 1 pm at Mrs A Carnes home, to Yale season party at Mrs Mark Brehart, and to cancellations due to weather. Also schedule changes for Rebekah Lodge, Franklin School Mothers Club, East Side Community Club, and Women's Political Caucus with details on hosts, venues, and dates.

Twentieth Century Club A. C Aarnes VanBuskirk Dorothy’ Wood Mathers College Corner Dorothy Wood Mary Stewart John Gunter Sharon Dailey Kim Cunningham Karen Lawrence Kathy Davis Lynn Vickers Mary Jane’ Knotts Joyce Gates Shirley Lindsey Paula Bailey Civic Civic and Literary Club John Garrett Basil Dulin Maryland Drive Columbia Rebekah Rebekah Lodge Andover Rd Louise McDonell Noble Grand Noble Grand Club Noble Grand Club of Columbia Rebekah Lodge GOP Yale Bertha Hudson Louise Stewart Marie, Sparks Franklin Franklin School Hewitt Toots Floyd Karen Myers Pam Foltz Pat Lakes Janie Stansberry Richard Crashaw Club Richard Crashaw Mark Brehart Winding Way East Side Community Club Anderson College Don Hull Anderson College Dramatics Robert N. Smith Len Parks Women's Political Caucus Lita Miller Bramble Way Greenbriar Park Women's Agiow Anderson Women's Agion Fellowship Don Gretchen Ohrwall

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Myer-Haines Gay Ann Haines Ronald B. Killian Pet Rock Muir Teresa Smith Setina Crum Betty Thomas Christa Lawler Stephanie Glover Scott Nigh Gene Walda David Hunnicult Marvin Smith Jeff Greg Lempereur Mike De‘Weese Dale Walde Mike Walda State Road OgtHlen Hoosiers Mars Rammittan Vee Yada Bethesda Shrine Bethesda Shrine No. 11 White Shrine of Jerusalem Grandview Club The Point Lounge Pendleton Ave Kleinhein Greetings Santa Star China and Housewares Star China China Main St. Anderson Rea Studio 1 RCA SAVE Pluais Cartridgat Orb Woyrt 17Th & Jackson
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