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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1954
Page
12
Elwood Group sponsors a garden clinic hosted by the Women's Council of the Elwood Chamber in the Manns Calete annex at 7 30 p m Tuesday. D F Mann of Swift and Company presents two short films on Noses and Landscaping and answers questions on Print Fond Weed Eradicator and Bite Killer. Tour prices will be announced. Public invited.
A two-vehicle intersection collision near Elwood left a child and several youths involved with minor injuries. Authorities noted the incident while reporting hospital dismissals and local community events. The page also lists Miss Indiana candidates and social notes from Albany and area.
Report describes residents observing a solar event yesterday but the view was partially blocked by chimneys and eastern dew. The shadow of the moon covered portions of the sun until shortly before dawn, with the scene only partly visible.
Elwood invites the public to a Centennial Bridge Dinner Friday at the Main Loafeleria annex at 7 pm. Reservations by Thursday evening. William Whitmore will be master of ceremonies. Kiwanis quartet will perform with Artie Hell on piano. Mayor Gustin to receive the ceremonial bridge. Genknovil committee to be dissolved.
Carolyn Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, will wed Paul M Julius, son of Mrs. Atie Julius, in the Baptist church at 2 p.m. on July 25. The ceremony will be conducted by Pastor Sage. Miss Smith, educated at Westdale High School in 1968, is employed by Commonwealth and is active in Bethel Mission. Julius is a graduate of Willowigh High School and attends Harris Christian Church.
Jaycees president Mike Neal Renner announced a nationwide fire prevention drive titled Mush Lullon to be staged next week. The program features a push button extinguisher sale to aid Anderson’s battle against fires, intended as emergency support for firefighters rather than a substitute.
Courthouse News presents a jumble of cases including a divorce complaint with support custody and attorney details, an account complaint, a reconstruction petition for a drain, and a divorce ruling with Mary Adamsosn restored as a former name. A separate criminal sentence notes a ten year term at a reformatory for a Rob ert Saybrook man.
Elwood notes from WLWOOD describe Rainbow Club events honoring Mrs Grae Higher with a covered dish birthday dinner. The regular meeting opened with a salute and featured a business session led by president Mrs Carrie Albers. prizes were awarded to Mesdames Carl Albers Deloris Slattery and Jessie Neff. Local circles hosted Methodist and sorority events with guest attendance and planned meetings for July.
Miss Kay Barmore daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Barmore of Gary and Russell Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Russell Cramer of Gary were united in marriage at the home of the Rev J M Johnson in Gary Friday evening January 25 Attendants included Miss Carmen Francis Crown Vains and Wilow Nelson The couple will reside at iy North St The bride attended Hanover College and works for United States Steel Gary plant The groom attended Harraan High School Canterbury College and served four years with the armed forces He is employed in the Addressograph and Multigraph Corp Satrth frend The bridegroom is a grandson of Drs Pearl Waymire of Elwood Ind
Fragmented report notes a U.S. military presence in the Philippines with a two year agreement. The text also includes an unclear line about Bolivia. The readable portion highlights a temporary security arrangement and multinational context.
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