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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1956
Page
22
In Ottawa Liberal MP Irvin Studer of Maple Creek Saskatchewan urged increasing Canada's population weight to absorb agricultural surpluses. He argued fat families reduce divorce and premature deaths, claiming binge meals prevent marital discord and describe emaciated homes as a setup for divorce.
A National Labor Relations Board election is scheduled for January 25 and 26 at the Charlestown Ordnance Works in Charlestown Indiana. One thousand eight hundred twenty seven production and maintenance workers will vote on representation by the International Chemical Workers Union at E I du Pont de Nemours plant.
Mrs Daisy Sinclair hosted the Athene Circle in Daleville as officers were elected led by president Mrs Art Reed and vice president Mrs Hugh Hoppes. Guests included Mrs Ethel Greenlee and Mrs John Lambert, with members and attendees named. The report also notes zoning appointment for Henry County and WSCS activities at the Methodist Church. Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club set to meet January 19 at Mrs C M Elliott.
New York report suggests a tasty economical snack. Cut thin slices of canned lunch meat or spiced ham into strips about 1 inch wide and roll them around cubes of processed American cheese. Grill and serve hot.
United Workers Club members elected officers Monday at a meeting hosted by Mrs. A C Jones at 1110 Pearl Street after a pitch in luncheon. New officers shown include vice president Pendleton, assistant secretary Grover Lipscomb, treasurer Oza Niccum, secretary FE R Davis, and president Harry Wise. A South trip movie was shown, with Jan 30 hosting by Mrs Lester Balingall announced.
LAPEL firm announces Mr. Prath McFarlin from Chicago will present a program at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30. Several club and church events are listed including polio drive committee members and a fellowship supper at the EUB Church with a European trip slide show. War Mothers and Rural Garden Club meet later in January with program topics and hostesses noted.
The Stony Creek Farm Bureau held its annual turkey supper at the Lions Hall with a regular meeting led by Nolan Lloyd. Mrs. Arthur McNealy reported as new secretary and treasurer while Rev. Oscar Davis gave devotions. Grey Wilson was elected S and FE leader with Nolan Lloyd as assistant. 1956 committees were appointed. Public relations: Hubert Balen.
Readers learn about tax and legislative assignments with Beryl Huffman Glenn Boone and Ralph Noland, plus nominating committee members Earl Everett John Hersberger and Charles Sylvester. Mrs Owen Sears was appointed reporter and the supper and program committees were named. A birthday dinner honored Charles Boden near Noblesville. The Triangle Bridge Club met at Miss Mary Meeker’s with prizes awarded to Mrs Steiner Mrs Weaver and Mrs Calvin. Section 1 of the EUB Ladies Aid plans a meeting January 20 with Mrs Margaret Green.
Sewing pattern offer for a versatile cotton cover-up with terry cloth beach coat style. Includes Pansy pocket trim and plain flat ironing options. Pattern 4804 lists Misses sizes 12 to 20, yardage for size 16, and complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents more per pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald pattern dept.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duganich hosted 1955 Masonic Lodge officers and wives at Passwaters Cafe for a dinner and social. Attendees included George Graham Gerald Stuttie myer Lester Finley G. Lester McDonald Horace Russell Ed Brant Roger McDonald Bud Fisher Charles Bailey Donald Rukes Kenneth Fisher Carroll Conway and Joe Swing.
Leo C. Beebe, Ford Motor Co. executive, addressed 2,300 teachers in Grand Rapids urging that American industry seeks youth not afraid to work. He stressed matured thinking and belief that diligent honest labor serves the glory of God and man.
Canadian bacon is made from rounded loin strips along the pig’s back, cut from the pork loin.
Pattern 834 offers a 68 inch circle tablecloth in mercerized crochet and No 30 cotton. Send 25 cents for pattern and 5 cents extra for first class mailing to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept., P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Print name address and zone. Look for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog and order the book.
Josephine Lowman urges calorie control and exercise for weight loss in The Marathon plan. She advises 1200 to 1400 daily calories and specific hip improving exercises, with gradual start for beginners and no eating between meals except light fruits or vegetables. Readers can request her 8 Week Self Improvement Marathon Booklet for ten cents.
Advice on nighttime waking in children emphasizes daytime emotional satisfaction and proper nutrition. The author suggests consistent affection, play, toys, and wholesome meals to reduce night awakenings and dependency, noting sleep guidance is available in leaflet No. 38.
Myrtle Meyer Eldred can be contacted by addressing Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Two University of New Hampshire freshmen coeds Janet LaChance and Mary Hardy earned straight A grades in an Air Force science and tactics course, surprising their male classmates. The students, from North Conway New Hampshire and Reading Massachusetts, pursued the class to escape male chatter about airplanes.
New on the market a wallpaper cleaner from Inwood Products Co removes grease and finger marks. The stain remover is applied from a metal tube and spread with a knife to form a layer over the stain. It dries 45 minutes then is wiped with a soft cloth.
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