Anderson couple seeks July wedding amid Air Force plans
Engagement announced between Miss Patricia Ann Kizer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne L Kizer 1021 W 6th St and Harold L Baute son of Mrs Lydia A Baute 729 E 32nd St Both are Anderson High School graduates. Baute in the Air Force recently completed an Aircraft Control and Warning course and is stationed at Bucks Harbor Maine A July wedding is planned. The piece also covers the December 30 marriage of Hazel Jeffries Lyon to Larry Joseph Retherford in Terrace Park Ohio with details on members of both families and wedding attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Kizer
Wayne L. Kizer
W. 6Th St
Harold L. Baute
Lydia A. Baute
E. 32Nd St
Kizer
Anderson High School
Bill Cochrans
North Side Pharmacy
Air Force
Bucks Harbor Air Force Station
Maine
Hazel Jeffries Lyon
Larry Joseph Retherford
Kenneth Clarke
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Terrace Park
Ohio
Anderson
Herman Retherford
Stephen Mark Lyon Jr
Henry James
Stephen M. Lyon III
Charlotte
N. C
William F. Graham
Suzanne Brown
Cincinnati
Richard L. Giddens
Jon M. Leighty
George C. Brecht
John Stoclting
Washington, D.C
Pointed Toes Again Lead Shoe Fashions
New York reports the Spring preview by the Leather Industries of America highlights pointed toe styles dominating the season. Daytime pumps spectators and wedges appear in a profusion of leathers, with softer square toes and two new pump looks the dagger sheath and opened up pump featuring cut outs and contrasting textures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leather Industries of America
Mead Tyler to Wed at East Side Church of God
Miss Patricia L Mead and Dennis V Tyler plan a 2:30 p.m. June 25 wedding at East Side Church of God with Rev. Roscoe Snowden officiating. Announcement was made by Mrs Raymond R Mead, mother of the bride, noting Patricia's Pontiac Michigan roots and Anderson College affiliation. The couple's parents are listed as Mr and Mrs Vernon L Tyler of Miller Canyon Hereford Arizona and Patricia Mead's late father. Patricia graduated from Pontiac Central High School and attends Anderson College, employed at Gospel Trumpet Company. Dennis is a graduate of Augustana College Sioux Falls and attends Anderson College Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia L. Mead
Dennis V. Tyler
East Side Church of God
Roscoe Snowden
Raymond R. Mead
E. 6Th St
Mr. Mead
Patricia
Vernon L. Tyler
Miller Canyon
Hereford
Ariz
Miss Mead
Pontiac Central High School
Pontiac
Mich
Anderson College
Cospel Trumpet Company
Tyler
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S.D
Anderson College Seminary
1961 Pattern Offers Spring and Summer Fashion Finds
Announce Misses sizes 10 through 20 with belt options and no waist seams. Pattern 4835 requires 2% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Include 35 cents in coins for pattern and 10 cents more for first class mailing to Anne Adams, The Anderson Herald. Also promote Crochet and Knit catalog with Pattern 557 for baby set and a 1961 Needlecraft Catalog with over 125 designs and free veil cap instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Elwood District Men's Rally and Upcoming Events
About 202 men attended a district men's rally at East Main Street Christian Church hosted by the Christian Men's Fellowship of the area’s 18 churches. Highlights included remarks by Ernest Fawcett, fellowship by Rev. Howard Jenkins, and notices of the state Christian Churches convention in April. Also announced was the Elwood Eagles Midwest Conference delegation for Jan 28–29 and a series of upcoming adult farmer class meetings at Wendell L. Willkie High School, with welding class starting Jan 23 and events on Feb 6 and Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
East Main Street
Christian Men's Fellowship
Ernest Fawcett
Kokomo
George Patton
Lester Alexander
Christian Crusaders
Howard Jenkins
Lowell Evans
Monroe Schuster
State Convention of Christian Churches
Anderson
Robert Foust
Frankton
Dean Brigham
Association of Christian Churches of Indiana
Midwest
Elwood Eagles Lodge
Eagles
Milton
Card Party Set by Anderson Women at Baigewood Club
A card party for members of the Anderson Women's Groups is planned for Saturday at Baigewood Country Club at 7:30 p.m. Co chairmen are Mr and Mrs Clifford Hardwick. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith Mr and Mrs Floyd Gaunt Mr and Mrs Doyle Carraway and Mrs Mildred Coble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baigewood Country Club
Clifford Hardwick
Joseph Smith
Floyd Gaunt
Doyle Carraway
Mildred Coble
Fishersburg Residents Share Visits and Church Attendance
Fishersburg notes record Mrs Oscar Madosh visiting relatives in Gary. Mrs Mary Rich stayed overnight with Mrs Lula Bodenhorn. Local residents attended Noblesville Church of the Nazarene services including Thelma Bodenhorn of Lapel Nancy Hurlock Mary Rich and Lula Bodenhorn. Goldie Renner was guest of Mable Madosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishersburg
Oscar Madosh
Gary
Mary Rich
Lula Bodenhorn
Church of the Nazarene
Noblesville
Thelma Bodenhorn
Lapel
Nancy Hurlock
Goldie Renner
Mable Madosh
Elwood Social Activities Highlight Busy Club Libations
Elwood hosts multiple groups at the First Baptist Church and local venues. Berean Bible Class members share a Thursday supper and Devotions. Elwood Eastern Star Auxiliary greets new leaders and honors members. Octad Club elects officers and welcomes a new member. Sewing Club outlines devotion themes and secret pals ahead of a January 26 gathering. Needlework Club meets at East Main Street Church with theme The Original Look and plans refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Berean
First Baptist Church
Jesse Ray
Helen Pipher
Hyacinth Fetz
Ed Ackerman
John Quarles
Jennie Beavers
Theresa Remington
Gertrude Wertzberger
Nora Carpenter
Elizabeth Caton
Mangas
Orpha Winings
Edna Tyner
Mesdames Orpha Winings
Frances Kimmerling
Nellie Glenn
Hazel McDonald
Bonnie van Briggle
Mabel Digel
Ethel Curtis
Jane Anne Preston
Claude Zirkle
Ellen Fincher
Marjorie Saxton
Carmen Lynas
Agnes Welcher
Mary McFall
Juanita Jackson
Goldie Zirkle
Golden Circle
East Main Street Christian Church
Gladys Stevens
Evelyn McClure
Fire sentence handed to Good in O'Dell Hotel blaze case
Robert Good, 39, an unemployed construction worker, was sentenced to 180 days in prison and fined $420 after pleading guilty to drunkenness and smoking in bed related to a fire at the O'Dell Hotel in downtown Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert Good
State Farm
O'Dell Hotel
John G. Christ
Good
Elwood Bank Officers Elected At Annual Meetings
Elwood banks hold annual meetings with multiple directors and officers named at Citizens Bank and First National Bank. Citizens Bank elected Dale Flora and Earl Reasoner as key directors and officers including chairman Earl Reasoner. Flora as president. First National Bank named a slate led by President Fred W. Marty and vice president Russell H. House with Vyron B. Delamore as auditor. City Court News reports four fines in Elwood City Court for stop sign disregard overweight vehicle public intoxication and related infractions with adjustments and forfeitures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pentenburg
Consumer Credit Department
Vyron Delamore
First National Bank
Leo Jarrett
Russell H. House
Earl Reasoner
Dale Flora
S. G. Wright
A. L. Hodson
Ralph and
Thomas Marcuccilli
Fred W. Marty
Violet Krebs
Dwight L. Alley
Vyron B. Delamore
City Court News
Elwood City Court
Michael Tancey
Charles W. Bond
E St
Clifford A. Hoover
Marion
Harold Schnepp
26Th St
Oscar J. Gray
Greentown
John J. Bumbaugh
Fort Wayne
Herman R. Beach
Martinsville
Elwood Woman Performs At Ball State Faculty Recital
Elwood resident Catherine B. Rutledge and Mildred Milford present a Ball State faculty recital in the Arts Building recital hall at 3 p.m. The program opens with Bach and continues with Brahms variations. After intermission they perform Rachmaninoff Barcarole, Debussy Petite Suite, and Benjamin Jamaican Rhumba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine B. Rutledge
Mildred Milford
Ball State
Rutledge
Elwood
National
J. S. Bach
Haydn
Elwood Crash Victim Leaves Mercy Hospital
Mrs Rebecca 405 No 10th St. was treated at Mercy Hospital and dismissed after head injuries from a collision at Se A and 16th Sts. at 10:35 a.m. Friday. Her car struck an auto driven by Mrs Helen Louise Bomberback 915 So A St. The injured woman was taken to the hospital by fire department ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Rebecca
No. 10Th St
Mercy Hospital
Se. A
16Th Sts
16Th St
Short
Helen Louise Bomberback
So. A
Fire Department
Miller
Mysterious Elwood Fire Damages Home
An undetermined origin blaze at 11 p.m. damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Bennett at 1919 South H Street Elwood. The family were away in Russiaville, and the fire started in a clothes closet causing extensive interior damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Dale Bennett
South H St
Russiaville
Middletown Woman Buys Harold Ashby House
Mrs Martha Canaday has purchased the Harold Ashby home in the Fairfield addition of Middletown after selling her own southeast of the city. The family plans to move into the new residence in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Martha Canaday
Harold Ashby
Fairfield
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Mariemont Inn
Patricia Kizer
Larry J. Retherford
Patricia Mead
V.B.S
Gospel Trumpet Book Store
East St
Chestnut
Boine Fldams
By Casta Wheeler
Judy Weeden
Alvin Weeden
Clinton, Iowa
Judy
Ted Martin
David Martin
Pomona
Calif
Miss Weeden
Saxton
Needlework
Mesdames Iris Bridges
Esther Waymire
Dolly Copher
Helen Evans
Daisy Legg
Opal Cable
Pauline Renner
Ruby Richards
Sara Jane Richards
George Burdsall
Betty McCoy
Elwood Bank
Leroy Miller
Washington
Ind
Roland Romine
Walnnut St
Charles Cunningham
Robert Parker
Noah Hill
So. E St
Herman Boyer
No. E St
Merrill Poland
Garth Vinson
18Th St
Clark Ambulance
Oliver Williams
St. Copher
Fesler
Frank Corbett
So. L St
McQuitty
6Th St
Claude Barber
Wilbur Rieman
So. H St
Donald Bolinger
Fairmount
Manuel Rodriguez
Bertha Clark
So. J St
Memorial Clinic
Meridian St
Charles Berry
Caylor-Nichol Hospital
Bluffton
J. Paul Berry
Rt. 3
Lewis Isom
Rayon
8Th and
Meridian Streets
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