Bride-To-Be Barbara Ann Bronnenberg Engaged in Chesterfield
Barbara Ann Bronnenberg of Chesterfield announces engagement to Phillip Baker son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Baker. Bride to be graduated from Anderson High School in 1954 and employed in the Guide Lamp tabulating department. Fiance Phillip Baker also a 1949 Anderson High School graduate and Air Force veteran, now employed as apprentice at Guide Lamp. Wedding set for Saturday January 14 at 7 30 p.m. at Bethany Christian Chapel with Rev. Kermits officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Bronnenberg
Sara Bronnenberg
E.pugh
U.S. Air Force
Bethany Christian
Kermits
Guide Sam
USWV Auxiliary Elects Officers
Ruby Johnston was elected president of the USWV Auxiliary at the regular meeting held recently. Other officers elected are Edith Fisher senior vice, Mary Sheay junior vice, Della Wirshing historian, Nelle Early chaplain, Minta Hottinger guard, E Costello assistant guard, Hallie Grimes conductor, Dollie Hessler assistant conductor, Moyne Perry secretary, Hilda Caplinger, and Irene Graves treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Johnston
USWV
Edith Fisher
Mary Sheay
Patriotic
Della Wirshing
Nélle Early
Minta Hottinger
E. Costello
Hallie Grimes
Dollie Hessler
Moyne Perry
Hilda Caplinger
Irene Graves
Golf Classes Start at Local YWCA This Week
The YWCA Education and Recreation Committee opens golf classes with registrations now open. Instructors include Mrs. Cecil Pitts with sessions on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 1 30 p m in the Blue Triangle Room. Classes welcome all YWCA members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Education and Recreation Committee
Cecil Pitts
Blue Triangle
Middletown Conservation Club to Hold Fish Fry
Middletown Conservation Club will host a fish fry on Saturday evening January 7 at the Conservation Clubhouse. The event follows a season of community gatherings with local residents including Mr and Mrs Mumper and Mrs May Schlegal visiting relatives and attending meetings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Family Moves into New Home
Mr. and Mrs. Marry Paul Jones and sons have moved into their newly completed farm home. Several local families and friends noted visits and gatherings, while a Terre Haute funeral prompted surrounding relatives to travel. Scientists announce a new odorless paint for window glass that allows daylight while obscuring sight lines.
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Middletown
Paul Jones
C. P. Fleming
Dale Neese
Stephen
Indianapolis
Madison
Hugh Kelly
John Peckinpaugh
Sulphur Springs
Robert Cooper
Cottage Ave
Muncie
Diana Dragoo
Paul Graybiel
Harry De‘trich
Horace Ellison
Florida
Earl Cogan
Terre Haute
Church Plans Family Night in Middletown
Family night events are set at the Methodist Church in Middletown on Monday evening January 9 starting at 6 30. Local families hosted meals and visits with relatives from Ohio during the holiday period and return to hometowns after gatherings. A note mentions Bacillary dysentery may decline due to a proposed chemical immunizing agent.
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Middletown
Methodist ‘Church
George Rector
Robert Ware
Sulphur Springs
C. W. Taylor
B. R. Taylor
Toledo
Ohio
Richard Fisher
Lima
Claude Lindsey
Eaton
Wiliam Palmers
Plymouth
Sheldon Moore
Ozora White
Anderson
Clarence White
White
Maurice Shroyer
Luther Shroyer
Yorktown
W. C. Cooper
Mark
Help for a picky underweight schoolchild may unmask allergies
A mother asks about her 6 year old who hates various foods, has poor sleep and frequent colds. A doctor suggests thorough examination, possible allergies, balanced meals, and diet adaptations, plus leaflets on school child meals and allergic diets available by request.
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Nicky
Myrtle Meyer
Arrow Heights Church of God Young Married Class Social
Members of the Young Married Peoples Class at Arrow Heights Church of God gathered at Rev. Adrian Shoemaker’s home 2708 Walton St for a 5 30 p m luncheon and fellowship. Attendees included the Michaels Foley Watts Meyers and the host couple with activities ending in a prayer circle. The next social is set for February 5 at Carl Foley’s home 3012 Mounds Rd. A plant care tip advises a water basin and a cotton wick to keep pots watered during absences.
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Arrow Heights
Eddie Meyers
Carl Foley
Mounds Ra
Communication to Myrtle Meyer Eldred via Des Moines address
Readers may address letters for Myrtle Meyer Eldred to the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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Your
Mine
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Farm Bureau Meeting at Summitville Sees 70 Attend
The Van Buren County Farm Bureau held a meeting Tuesday night at the Summitville Lions Clubhouse with about 70 attendees. Eugene Du Pouy led the session and 4-H and Home Economics reports were given by Linda Johnson and Mack Goodman, 4-H pins awarded, refreshments served.
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Summitville
van Buren
Farm Bureau
Eugene du Pouy
Earnest Woodruff
Mack Goodman
Linda Johnson
Messrs
Mesdames Farr /Thurston
Kenneth Johnson
Cecil Dunham
Lavalda Goodman
Paul
Hanna
Cletis Bair
Lawrence Alexandra
Richard Mason
Rebecca
James
Stephen
Velma Elsworth
Irena Black
Rosalind Morgan
Mildred Plo
Lucille Thurston
Edith Dickerson
Thurston
Clevance
The
Baptist Church
Colonel Hu
Robert Watson
E. D. Williams
Ne Irwin
Dean Hiatt
Board of Education
Marlene Earnest
Marjorie Matchett
Jack Biddle
van Jayner
Charles Ferris
Herbert Brotherton
Mastin Earnest
James Kirkwood
St. John's Hosspital
Judge Curran Champions Women Right to a Home Telephone
Providence reports Judge Patrick Curran of the superior court advocates modern women’s rights by defending a woman’s need for a household telephone. In a 1955 case a woman questioned about living expenses is told to skip the question, underscoring the judge’s stance.
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Providence
AOUP
Patrick Curran
Superior Court
Wanan O
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Sall Eaters
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Don Childes
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Hobbs
H. A. Forrest
David McClure
Charles R. Humphrey
Don ‘Childes
Dale Stangler
Art Moneyhan
Carl Crosley
Arnold Meister
Cecil Roe
William C. Carrall
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J. Edward Antonidis
J. Elmer Antonidis
Robert Daubenspeck
L. D. Puckett
Austin Stinson Jr
Cleatis McDonnell
Rex iJames
C. R. Painer
Lee Dunn
Harvey Smith
Kenneth Fryback
Robert L. Long
Raymond B. Jones
T. Hancock
Loren Brizendine
Arthur A. Tatman
Mesdames
Mary E. Childes
J. Sharp
E. J. Simpson
Norma Jean Perkins
Dick Alexander
Herald
Uswv Auxiliary
Olsen & Ebann
FN Ene
Olsen & Ebsinn
Ebana
O& E
Middletown Club
D. M. Elliotten
Catur Public Library
Mesdames Lovica Painter
Flora
Be Carr
Grace Burr
Blanche Bratfore
Hazleton
Mum- Te Mati¢e Shedron
Laura Hahn
Per
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J Schumpert
Bud
Mumper
Alice Purcell
Elkhartern Language Association
Palmer House
Chicago
Dee
Cogan
May Schlegal
Chester Schlegal
Hartford City
Lois Mount
William, Lewis
Adda
Suzanne van Maire
Indiana University
Ben van Maire
Edgewood Shops
Carol Caldwell
Newyfloor
Anne Macjrest
Duff
Kathy Dant
Pam Caldwell
Caldwells
Patty Waite
Davenport
Mid-Jhome
Kathy Karr
Cheryl Caldwell
Cheryl Caldwell, the Fpight
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Caldwell
Carole Jand
Parker
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