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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1958

Page

17

Birthday fete honors Carmen Osbon on tenth birthday

Mr and Mrs Russell Osbon hosted a party at 136 Haverhill Dr to celebrate Carmen Osbon’s 10th birthday. Guests enjoyed contests with prizes for Dixie Contos Pamela Bennett David Widebrink and Tommy Williamson. A door prize went to David Dageford with pink and white decor and a January doll cake. Patsy Kappeler played Happy Birthday as attendees sang.

Annalee Sanders Patsy Kappeler Dixie Contos Pamela Bennett Cynthia Ramsey Donald Delph David Dageford Tommy Williamson David Widebrink Michael Pitts

Mrs Ralph Brown Hosts Linen Shower For Bride To Be

Mrs Ralph Brown entertained for bride to be Miss Nancy Hawkins at Raible Avenue home. Guests included Miss Judy Brown and Miss Rosalie Brown of Anderson and Mrs Ronald Brown of Indianapolis. Decorations featured blue and white streamers and wedding bells. Contests with prizes went to Miss Rosalie Brown and Mrs Charles Gaus. Refreshments served to Hawkins family and Crawfordsville guests and area friends.

Ars Masone Rstown Raible Ave Nancy Hawkins Hawkins James W. Brown Crawfordsville Judy Rosalie Brown Anderson Ronald Brown Indianapolis i Rosalie 9 Brown Charles Gaus Gerald Gaus Esther Hawkins Burfel Whiteley Jean Hawkins Meda Geis Frances Gaus Wilbur Brown Bud Campbell Lester Beatty Ronald Young

Women's Union hosts January meeting at First Baptist Church

The Women’s Union of the First Baptist Church held its January meeting at the church with Mrs. Lowell Palmer presiding over the executive board, Mrs. John Eckert presiding in the afternoon, and Miss Janet Erickson Circle serving lunch. A panel on Mercy led by Mrs. Fred Brooks featured delegates including Mrs. Delbert Maynard and others. Psi Otes and Xi Delphi sororities hosted gatherings and a talk on investments by Jack Pil of Thomason and McKinnon preceded a brief business meeting planning a card party and a style show for March. The Mid-Year Luncheon for the national sorority is set for February 8 at the Masonic Temple in Indianapolis with delegates present from local Zeta Beta chapter.

Women’s Union Women’s Union of the First Baptist Church Robert Watson Whiteman White Cross Lowell Palmer Janet Erickson John Eckert Earl Hoke Mercy Fred Brooks Fats Delbert Maynard F.C. Hoppes Everett Stottlemyer Edgewood Country Beta Psi Psi Otes Xi Delphi Eagles Lodge Mit Indianapolis Orrest George Windter Zeta Beta Mesdames Ale Solienbeck Ralph Ferguson Herort Gwinnup Ralph Webb

Kindergarten Club Social Hour and Hypnosis Lecture

Chi Epsilon Kindergarten Club hosts a social hour at Mrs Claude Moneyhan's home with Ph Chi Epsilon members and Past Presidents of the Kindergarten Federation of Mothers' Clubs. Victor Newman of Alexandria presented a hypnosis lecture with demonstrations. Lunch followed.

Claude Moneyhan Janor Ra Kindergarten Federation of Mothers' Clubs Claire Fritz Ph Chi Epsilon Victor Newman E Fetz Alexandria Feta

Community Women Groups Host Variety of Meetings

A long list of women’s groups and clubs met or planned gatherings across the area. Dates include Tuesday events for interior decorators AAUW and YWCA parlor hostesses. Tri Kappa social at Lee House. GALs Bridge Club held at Mrs. Edgeman’s home with prizes named. upcoming suppers, dances, and guest speakers noted at various local venues.

AAUW Sheeting Lumber Co YWCA Virgil George Charles Dittinger Sid Cleveland Tri Kappa Sorority Lee House Richard Bowers Tri’ Kappa Edgewood Country Club Suest

Traffic Cases Predominate In Elwood Arrests

Seven arrests were made by city and state police in Elwood this weekend. Names appear with addresses including Hollowell 1004 Main St and Ring Anderson, plus others cited for drunken driving speeding improper left turns and vehicle registration violations. Mercy Hospital notes list several admissions and births including new babies to Vinson Wiemeyer Thomas and Walker families.

Elwood Ronald W. Hollowell Main St Richard Ring Anderson James W. Johnson Anderson St Jesse M. Chandler Chamess Ave Ernest F. Lehman Servando A. Eliseri Paul R. Calvin Tipton Roy Evans Rt. 2 Summit Emil Burke Marion Ellis Kelley 11Th St Dwight Sizelove So. St Robert Hobbs David Geary William Johnston Noblesville Reason Reed Sheridan St .Mercy Hospital Mildred ‘Troutman William Bambrough Ath St Arthur Cas Ssell Fairmount How Moss Tommy Anderson Donald Creamer Richy Brunnemer It Ora Hittle No. 13Th Allen Oswalt L. L. Cook Copher Fester Mercy Hospital Kenneth Vinson Ball Memorial Hospital Munici Copher & Fesler Richard Wiemeyer No. A St Odell Thomas

Crochet TV cover pattern and needlework book offer

Crochet directions for a pineapple designed TV cover 25 inches in. Pattern 891 costs thirty five cents plus eight cents shipping for Islas. Send name address and zone to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York. Bonus includes two patterns from Laura Wheeler book with many designs available for order. Sea rates apply.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York Islas Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station N.Y Laura Wheeler Sea Tate

Euchre Night Planned At Moose Family Nite

Mrs. Joe Eshelman announced Friday supper served from four thirty to seven thirty with euchre to follow and prizes to be awarded. Mrs. Etta Mae Schmit and committee oversee refreshments and the rummage sale planning was reported while Mrs. Robert Payne outlined details. The Women of the Moose meet again Thursday at seven thirty.

Moose Family Robert Peterson Women of the Moose Joe Eshelman Etta Mae Schmit Robert Payne

Lutherans Name New Officers At Christ Lutheran Church

Thursday night officers were installed by the Missionary League for the new year. Donna Kase was named president, Marilyn King vice president, Helen Bailey secretary, and Jo Lamphear treasurer. A mother daughter banquet was planned, a committee was named, and a collection was taken for the New Castle project. Maurene Bute and Lydia Bischoff led the topic with Raymond Goff as a guest.

Christ Lutheran Church Missionary League Donna Kase Marilyn King Helen Bailey Jo Lamphear Yanquet New Castle Maurene Bute Lydia Bischoff Raymond Goff

Luneneons and Basketball Schedule Card

Athletic and club timetable lists events and matchups for Luneneons, Rotary, Red Cross Dinners, and several local groups. Includes 2:00 Rotary, noon Exchange, 12:00 Red Cross dinners, 6:00 Creditt Women, 00 Mounds Kiwanis, 45 Anderson Home Builders, 6:00 Toastmasters, 10:00 Monroe District Women’s Society, 7:00 Highlanders Club, 7:00 Sigma Alpha Physical Schedule, 9:30 Women’s gym and swim, 3:45 Junior A gym and swim, 4:30 Junior B gym and swim, 6:30 Intermediates gym and swim, plus basketball games Wilson Poultry vs Harris Agency, 8:00 Bell vs Forse, 8:00 Etchison vs Jaycees.

Luneneons Rotary Exchange Red Cross Creditt Mounds Kiwanis Anderson Home Builders Toastmaster Monroe District Women's Society Highlanders’ Club Sigma Alpha Wilson Poultry Harris Agency Bell Forse Etchison Jaycees

Points For Parents Describing Parental Discipline

A fragmented dialogue shows a mother warning her son against defiant speech and promising discipline. The exchange highlights respect, cooperation, and the tension between children's wishes and parental authority, noting how coercion can harm relationships while cooperative talk builds trust.

The Art of Relaxation in a Hectic World

The piece argues modern life fuels stress and hospital wards from rush. It praises relaxation as energy saver and practice of short rests. It notes successful people insert brief rests, learn to relax, and avoid futile worry. Contact Josephine Lowma via the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa.

Nychiatric Re World Josephine Lowma Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa Myrtle Meyer Eldredan

Elwood couple marks golden wedding anniversary

Elwood hosts a Sunday open house for Mr and Mrs Elda Tommy Brown celebrating their 65 years of marriage. Born Dec 2 1902 in Tipton County Goldie Headley, married Feb 1 1908 in Tipton, once ran the tinplate restaurant and Maine Restaurant in Elwood. The couple has no children and will welcome relatives and friends 1 to 4 pm.

Elwood Elda Tommy Brown Mangas Goldie E. Headley Tipton County James Ni ‘Ane Headley Iuide Lamp Corporation Elwood Gospel Tabernacle Royal Neighbors Mr. Brown Eagles Lodge CIO. Union No Old Timers Club of the Wrs Ocia Thornberry Ifr John Hughes Largo Fla P. Hattie. Snelson Indianapolis Earl Ballentine Robert Walker Guy Stopher Anderson W.C Young Muncie Oakland School For Parent Seal Sam Howse

St Marys PTA Plans Midweek Meeting at School

St Marys PTA will hold its mid year meeting Wednesday evening at the school. About 400 parents are expected for a general session at 7 30 p m with separate room meetings for parents and teachers. High school and grade school room parents will confer with staff and organizers.

On Marys R Com Igh Tuncspals Carl Eckstein Ray Reydell Marvin Klues

Boy Injured In Bike Car Crash In Lawrence

Lineberry at 1526 So J St suffered torn ligaments when a bicycle he rode was hit by a car at 4 40 p m Saturday at So J and 23rd Sts Lawrence E Manger Rt 3 river of the car told police Lineberry rode off the sidewalk into the path of the vehicle He was taken to Mercy Hospital and later released To Nursing Home The father of Mrs Charles Morris 2708 So A St was moved to a nursing home at No A and 19th Sts in the Copher and Fesler ambulance

Cumuny Lineberry So. J St So. J 23Rd Sts Lawrence E. Manger Rt. 3 Mercy Hospital Robert L. Jackley Charles Morris No. A 19Th Sts Copher and Fesler

Madison County Women Meet to Install Officers Tonight

Members of the Madison County Women’s Republican Club will meet this evening to install new officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. C. Davisson is incoming president, succeeding E. Durbin Hollingsworth. Mrs. C. Toner is honorary vice president. Plans are under way for Lincoln Day on February 12 near Anderson with U.S. Representative Bard A. Cederberg as principal speaker for the Madison County Lincoln Club. Robert Williamson, club president, announced progress and updates will follow.

Madison County Republican Club C. Davisson Durbin Hollingsworth 8. C. Toner Anders Anderson Bard A. Cederberg Tenth Michiggan Lincoln Club Robert Williamson

Rotarians To Hear School Problems

Rotary club noon meeting at the YMCA will feature a review of public school administration. Superintendent G E Ebbertt will chair a panel with James Allen business manager Mrs Ward Knight School Board president Gordon France and William Havermale School Board members. Wilbur Roby arranged the program.

YMCA Anderson G. E. Ebbertt James Allen Ward Knight Gordon France William Havermale Wilbur Roby Rotary Se Bulletin-Herald Classifieds

Child Allergies Drive Diet Trial Plan, Iowa Letter Says

Mrs L J B writes that her 1&month old Edward suffers allergic reactions including eczema and asthma to various foods. A cautious, step by step diet plan is advised to identify tolerable foods, starting with milk and gradually adding meat paste carrots and sieved fruit, under specialist guidance. The note includes a brief aside on the word maelstrom entering English from a Norwegian whirlpool.

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