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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1961
Page
5
A family friendly barbecued pork chops dish uses eight lean chops. Ingredients include water catsup vinegar salt celery seed nutmeg bay leaf. Brown chops in fat then bake covered at 325 degrees for one and a half hours. Yield four to eight servings.
Miss Janice I. Fitz became the bride of Frederick V. Beeler in a double ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Elwood. Parents are Mr and Mrs Lester W Fritz and Mr and Mrs William C Beeler. Organist Mrs Joseph L St Clair played as guests gathered. The article includes a recipe feature on economy stews and details of the reception and wedding party.
An old page combines a knitting pattern offer with a household recipe for frozen spinach dishes. Pattern 718 promises a four color mock up afghan and mail-in ordering details with a 35 cent price plus extra postage. The spinach recipe provides foil baked servings and a cheese noodle loaf with step by step ingredients and oven times.
Following their wedding on October 21 in Chesterfield Christian Church, Tamara Achenbach and James Melton reside in Anderson after a trip to Pennsylvania and the Pocono Mountains. The bride’s parents and groom’s family are listed with residences in RP. 4. Anderson Mishawaka Columbus Ave Rd Muncie and Chicago.
The Women's Fellowship groups of Central Christian Church will meet on Thursday January 5 with hostesses listed for groups 1 through 10. Names and addresses of the hostesses include Miss Inez John 409 W 1th St and others at 304 North Shore Blvd 2926 Jefferson St 1119 Arrow Ave 5 Overlook Dr 1731 Poplar St 728 W St St 2944 George St 2305 E 9th St.
In Warwick Rhode Island a skunk gatecrashed a Ladies' Mission meeting at St. Peter's Church and performed its expected civic duty before leaving. The attendees dispersed shortly after the intrusion.
Mrs. Alice Fellows played piano in the Littlefield building when a roof in an adjacent room collapsed during a vigorous chord, damaging several cellos on the University of Texas campus in Austin.
The Tivoli Opera House in San Francisco will present operatic performances all year, totaling 12 months annually from 1879 to 1904, a record in American theater history.
Markets show an unusually large celery supply with prices generally lower than normal. The Department of Agriculture expects the surplus to continue until about mid January when supplies are forecast to shrink.
Robert M. Goodwin of 416 Central Way becomes a member of Purdue’s Order of Military Merit pledge class. He is a junior in the School of Science Education and Humanities, joining outstanding ROTC students in a group that presents decorations and conducts military salutes.
Miss Melanie Baker daughter of Harold Baker and Fred Young son of Mr and Mrs Paul Young exchanged vows December 4 at Chesterfield Christian Church. The Rev Harold R Clark officiated with organist Kay Clark and soloist John Maynard. The couple reside at 1100 Hendricks St. Baker attended Highland High School class of 1959 and will study at a college for a year. Young served in the U S Navy and works at St John’s Hospital.
In Memphis Mrs J C Treanor and nine other patients with left arm casts waited for a doctor. The group included seven boys, one girl and an adult man, all with fractures, observed in a hospital lobby.
Three Anderson students were elected to officer posts at Indiana University. Stephane Hoppes was named corresponding secretary, Judy Duncam was treasurer, and Jeannie Leckie became Chaplain. All are juniors. Rex Green was elected Triad correspondent for Acacia fraternity.
The Women's Council of First Baptist Church hosted a holiday tea led by tea chairs Mrs. Walter Behrens and Mrs. F. G. Hoppes. President Mrs. M. J. Eckert presided as lists of participants included Mrs. Earl Hoke, Mrs. Richard Debolt, Mrs. Orval Eubank, and others with songs and devotionals.
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