Miss Patricia Lamey Weds D R Rose in Royal Oak
Miss Patricia Lamey and Donald R. Rose were married in a double ring ceremony at St. James Catholic Church Royal Oak on November 25. The bride wore ivory silk taffeta with lace bodice and carried white roses. The groom is co-owner of Elite Cleaners in Royal Oak. The couple resides at 3331 Devon Royal Oak with plans for a reception at Chiam's Restaurant Oak Park.
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Patricia
New York
Lamey
Donald R. Rose
Devon
St. James Catholic Church
Royal Oak
Mich
Ferndale
Rose
Detroit
A. L. Cale
Ben Lamer
RR 3
Anderson
Farrell Rose
Novi
Youth Fellowship Plans Canada Work Camp Next Summer
The International Youth Fellowship of the Church of God will stage a work camp in Saskatchewan Canada next summer to build a dining hall and assembly building for a youth camp. Rev. Ala Egiv announces the Aug camp with Rev. Maurice Mauch of Kalamazoo Michigan as director. Candidates from Anderson area are considered, part of a program that drew many nations last year when a church was built in Trinidad. Sponsors include the Church's Board of Christian Education and the Western Canadian Youth Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Youth Fellow
Church of God
Saskatcha Canada
Ala Egiv
Nion
Maurice Mauch
Kalamazoo
Mich
Anderson
Youth Fellowship
Trinidad
Church
Brat of Christian Education
Wesern Canadian Youth Fellowship
Needlecraft patterns and catalog offer from The Anderson Herald
A mixed frame of patterns and a Needlecraft catalog offer readers multiple sewing patterns for Misses sizes and a quilt project. Includes contact details for pattern requests, prices in coins, and mailing instructions with pattern numbers 456 and 937, plus reference to 1962 Needlecraft catalog pages and need for name address zone.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Society and Club News Announces Engagements
Elizabeth Kidder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George V. Kidder of Burlington Vermont and Robert Erlking Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Michael announce their engagement. Jane Hoppes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoppes of 1621 DePeak Drive is betrothed to David Harvey son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey. The couple plan marriages in 196? with dates to be announced. Elizabeth to be married at Ohio University in Athens.
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Elizabeth Kidder
George V. Kidder
University of Vermont
Burlington
Indiana University
Elizabeth
Yard University
Robert Erlking Michael
Michael
Paul J. Michael
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Kay Snider Engagement Notice
Miss Kay Snider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Snider, is engaged to Clark DeLong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeLong. Kay is a Meadows graduate of Madison Heights High School Class of 1959 and works at Anaconda Wire and Cable payroll. Clark is a senior at Anderson High School Class of 1959 and employed at Nich. Co. wedding planned for February.
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Kay Snider
Richard L. Snider
Edgemound
Sue Anderson High School
Kay
Charles David DeLong
Anaconda Wire and Cable. Co
Frank DeLong
Madison Heights High
Meadows
Taylor-Rohr wedding ceremony in Topeka Kansas
The Taylor and Rohr families gathered as Sharon Rohr and Marvin E. Taylor exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at 2 30 in Topeka Kansas. The bride wore a white street-length dress with seed pearl embroidery and carried a white lace Bible adorned with pink gardenias. Parents Donal Owen and Robert Wehner attended. Rev John Park performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Topeka with both sides of the family hosting a reception at their new home. The bride attended Anderson High School and Apex Beauty School and is employed at Holiday Beauty Shop in Topeka. The groom is a former Anderson student and was working at Hoosier Super Market, now stationed at Forbes Air Force Base.
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Sharon Rohr
ABC
Marvin E. Taylor
Donal Owen
Topeka
John Park
Son Rohr
Ceré- Main St
Pride
Robert Wehner
Howe
Eapelet Ind
William Taylor
Madison Ave
Owen
Rohr
Paper Boy Saves Two Lives in Carbon Monoxide Incident
New Castle Indiana fire officials credit 15 year old newspaper carrier Steve Swoveland for discovering Jean Dudley and her half brother Mike Jones unconscious in a CO filled home. He alerted rescuers who revived them at the scene after clinkers clogged the coal furnace stoker.
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New Castle
Ind
Steve Swoveland
Swoveland
Courier-Times
Jean Dudley
Mike Jones
Dudley
James Wasson
Wasson
Community clubs host lessons and officer installs
Home Demonstration and other clubs meet at local sites to present lessons, devotionals, and programs. Officers are installed by Mrs. Jacob Ashton, with new leaders named across several groups. Guests attend events at Purdue Echo, Gigham Gown, Home Art, Mid-Century, Thrifty Wives, and Helping Hands clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Echo
Docas
Frankton Christian Church
Purdue Echo Club
Earl Smith
Lester Clevenger
Earl Loudenback
Edgar Hosier
Frank McCabe
Alma Shuter
Jacob Ashton
William L. Niece
Mark Jackley
Charles W.kuhn
Ralph Downing
Grace Bunt of
Anderson
Gigham Gown Club
Chester Kirkpatrick
Giharo Gown Club
Fer
Summitville
Darwin Woodrunl
Wilber Golden
Etheyleas Maynard
Alonzo Hill
Home Art Club
Irene Shafer
Home
CWF Groups Hold Meetings at East Lynn Church
Christian Women's Fellowship groups at East Lynn Christian Church held meetings with leaders and members listed. Group 1 led by Est Hunt met at 9 with eight members and eight children present. Group 2 led by Floyd Wright met at 9 a.m. with eight members and one guest. Group 3 led by Mifra Dudderar met at 1 p.m. with eight members and two present. Group 4 led by Harold Smith met at the church with eleven members and two guests. Group 6 led by Dale McCord met at 1 p.m. with twelve members and two children. Group 7 led by Glenn Price met at 7:30 p.m. with ten members and two guests. Group 8 led by Patty Whippo met at 7:30 p.m. with eleven members and one child. Group 9 led by George Casto met at 7:40 p.m. with eleven members and two guests.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
East Lynn Christian Church
Est Hunt
Howard Hig
Richard Pu
Estes Hunt
Leo Needham
Floyd Wright
Thomas McConathy
Willard Allison
Clifford Swanson
William
JoBusloy
St. m
Kenny Youngs
E. F. Wheichel
Forres
Kimmel
Harold Smith
Walter Kimball
Smith
Lesson
Wilfred Maynard
Wirl Edward
Mi Fey
Earl Roland
J. A. Dudderar
Ralph Chalk
Charles Barrett Sr
Dale McCord
Lloyd Jones
Meridian S
Earl] Leighton
J. A. Duffey
John McGivern
Glenn Price
Jack Boyd
George St
Wayne Dowling
Harold Mitchell
Patty Whippo
Viola Wall
Noble St
Robert Street
Ralph Trimble
DeArmond Finnley
George Casto
Earl Fisher
Nelle St
Rhea Arnold
Walter Spangler
potatoes described as delicate roots and tasty dishes
A long reminiscence on potatoes from ancient and colonial times notes their delicacy and global adoption. It praises various dishes and mentions the appeal of potatoes alongside a playful nudge to readers to describe flavors beyond yum before segueing to a church group meeting recap. TheAdult Fellowship of the South Meridian Church of God gathers at George Franklin's home with devotions by Winnifred Bebee. next meeting set for Feb 12 at Ray Earlywine's home.
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John Mortimer
Jerusalem
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Meridian Church of God
George Franklin
Jackson St
Sanford Swain
Martha Cooper
Mamie Hans
Winnifred Bebee
Ray Earlywine
7Th i Street
Injuries From Speedway Scaffold Collapse Result in Settlement
Elwood Billy Galbreath, 19, was awarded 46 000 in Boone Circuit Court for injuries from a spectator scaffold collapse at the start of the 1960 Indianapolis 500. Galbreath testified to a broken pelvis and internal injuries suffered at age 17 when the scaffold fell on May 30 1960. his father had filed a 500 000 suit. The judge approved the settlement as part of a wave of Speedway cases.
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Elwood
Billy Galbreath
G St
Boone
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Charles F. Thompson
Galbreath
Speedway
Bil Litsey
Brickyard Road
Elwood Knights of Pythias, Lodge
Litsey
Severin
Ate Oakland Pta
Tri Kappa Sorority
Felwood and Elwood Social Activities Report
Local society notes list Zeta Lambdayian events at Elwood with guest invites and a New Year meeting led by Mrs. Jarybelle French, plus Landon Guild and Oakland PTA gatherings. Alexandria deaths include Chester Tharvat, 2108 No B St, age 90, with funeral arrangements. Allen Nutting declines Clark County Democratic Chairmanship bid.
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Emily Dickinson
Alexandria Social Activities in Joe Township Club Meeting
Members of Joe Township invited to the Help Your Neighbors Clubs first 1982 meeting held Thursday at Mrs. Harold Swaim’s home with Mrs. John McMahan assisting. New officers installed include Mrs. Arthur Woolley president and others. sick list note for Mrs. Swindell. The group planned programs for upcoming months as Past Matrons Club of Eastern Star met and elected hostesses for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Joe Township
Monroe Township
Harold Swaim
John Mc Jean
Mahan
Milford Watson
Arthur Woolley
Granville Adams
Jack Stevens
Frattie Hughes
Anna Swindell
John McMahan
Order of Eastern Star
Robert Toms
John Gardner
Rici Weaver
Frank Ball
Paul Dunn
Irl Gordon
Mary Haas
McClellan Pierce
William Curts
Charles Jones
Summitville
Otis Kelly
Lester McCaslin
Elsie Mckeown
Warren Beatson
Norman Schultz
Mrs. MeriCaslin
Obituary notices for several local residents reported
Multiple obituaries from the Elwood area note deaths including Mrs. Lillie B. Cox 92 widow of Levi Cox and Miss Ellen Bambrough 76 at local homes and funeral homes. Services set at Caper and Fesler with clarity on survivors, birthplaces, and church affiliations. Burial plans under Pratt and Fesler custody with public viewings and calls.
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So. K Sri
Dickey
Capher
Elwood
Conservation Club Updates Venison Dinner and Events
The Elwood Conservation Club met at the Madison Tipton line clubhouse with president Jack Brewer presiding. Plans were finalized for the annual venison supper on Saturday January 20 at 6 pm, buffet style, with turkey and ham offered. Archery meet is January 14, followed by a public square dance with Dick Stephens as caller from 7 to 10 pm.
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Elwood
Elwood Conservation Club, Inc
Madison-Tipton County
Jack Brewer
More
Dick Stephens
Anderson
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D. R. Rose
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Larry O'Malley
Jack Christine
Jerry Carter
Thamar Chan
Auwutas Vucu
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Cera Whedbee
Fhms Atlas
UN Newa ‘Society and Club News
Jane Heritage
Jane Hoppes
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Harry Hoppes
Ay St
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Dadaurant Irey
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Harney
Euclid Dr
Mad
Olay Isan Heights High School
S¢Ques
Kansas
Kitcher
U. Department of Agriculture
Paper Boy
Arts Club
John Hull
Mildred Scott
Gertrude Shafer
Essie Hensley
Gene Parvis
Wisth St
James Zearbaush
Reginald Ray
Cletus M. Hilligoss
William Thompson
Brinkinbine
Thrifty
Jenna Hatfield
Thrifty Wives Club
YMCA
Red Kelly
Als
Fred Kelly
Helping Hands Club
Charles Harley
Hut Hemmers
Leland Smith
Leland Smith. Taking Part In the Program Were Mesdames
Everett
Vers
CWF
Motor Speedway
Felwood
Zeta Lambdayian
Beta Sigma Phi Bet
Robison
Jaty Jo Foley
Jarybelle French
State Council
Landon Guild
Landon Guild of Mercy Hospital
Virgil Ray
Howard McClure
Oakland Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Tylese Dayr
Marybelle’rench
Betty Jo Foley
Sacha Lynas
Ruskin
Perry
Mary Stanley Thurston
Mary Ferguson
Thurston
Joyce Chapel Methodist Church
Madison County Farm Bureau
Nelle
Washburn
Charles Magee
Edgar
Sama
Clifford
Earl
Cletus
Karl Kyle
Alexan
Fred Anderson
Joyce Chapel
Methodist Chapel
IOOF
UPI
Allen Nutting
Clark County
Democratic
All Republican
Lilie Cox
Higgins
A & Fer
Jerry Fer
St. Ole
Rt. Rev
Feslér
Conservation Club
Mercy Hospital
Frank Hamm
Lloyd Marsh
Lenna Boyér
Donald Loser
Eugene McIntyre
Andrea Walker
Harold McElfresh
Jane Henderson
Frankton
Kenneth Reeves
Main
Jerry McRoberts
Main St. Mercy Hospital
David Idiewine
Michael Musselman
Lucinda Witheit
Donan Smith
Andy Withers
Arthur Dudley
So. A St
Chicago
United States
Bulletin-Herald
Chester Thurston
Cnuche
Pam
Arthur Murray
SPM
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Charleston Club
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