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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1956
Page
19
A guide to using music as a home mood booster and therapy. It suggests a sequence from calm to lively to brilliant pieces to calm temper and reduce stress for spouses and children. The piece emphasizes personal music programs as a substitute for medical or immediate relief.
Circles of Meadowbrook Baptist Church held meetings at various homes and parks. Circle 1 at Fairview Park held a pitch-in dinner with devotions by Mrs Herman Gilley and a lesson on Ann Judson by Mrs Russell Hudson.
Marlene Scott bride elect of James Elmore was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Albert Smith. The event featured wedding bells and blue tapers, gift table, games, and refreshments, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Anderson residents traveled to Birmingham Michigan for the church wedding of Ann Kaegi and Don Button held at Kirk of the Hill Presbyterian Church. The bride’s father Edward A Kaegi formerly of Delco-Remy and later with Delco Radio Division. the groom’s career included Detroit Transmission and Brown Lipe Chapin in Syracuse. Attendees from Anderson included Byron Stewart and daughter Sara, Jack Koubek, George Coburn, Della Cullipher, Edmond Quear and Deborah, and Keith Cochran with his wife from Muncie.
A leftover bite of ham or chicken can be diced and folded into the filling for stuffed eggs. A hot water bath keeps edges from overbaking and helps the custard set evenly.
Miss Anita Burns and Melvin H. Reynolds plan marriage after an engagement party in Liberal Kansas. Burns, a student at Anderson College, holds club memberships and a high school diploma from Liberal. Reynolds, from Houston, is an Anderson College business major and drama club member. Eleanor Eisler will wed Don A. Glenn at Alexandria Nazarene Church with plans to reside in Marion after a trip following the ceremony.
Jerry Catt son of Tolbert and Mrs Catt of 100 Madison Ave and his wife visited from Topeka Kan and were guest of honor at a family dinner after services at the First Baptist Church where he served as guest minister He will soon leave for Berkeley Cal to enter a religious seminary Present were several relatives and friends from Fountaintown Indianapolis and local households in a relaxed afternoon gathering
An aging hair care column notes hair reflects health and lifestyle. It advocates sun exposure, exercise, good nutrition, outdoor life, and daily scalp massages of fifteen minutes, plus stress management and clean hair. It offers a free leaflet No 52 by sending a stamped SASE to Josephine Lowman.
Rural Progress met with twelve members to discuss citizenship and local government, reports on Purdue summer agriculture conference, and a planned July breakfast in Falls City Park. Live and Learn hosted twenty-one members in Alexandria with Wardrobe Planning and Purdue reports. Summitville showcased a ventriloquist. Multiple clubs held June meetings with lessons on citizenship, local government, dental care, and safety. next gatherings set for July in Elwood, Alexandria, and Indianapolis.
People wishing to contact Josephine Lowman may send letters addressed to her in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
In a ring ceremony on Friday evening June 29 at Rev. G L Dissette's home in Anderson, Loretta Myers daughter of Mrs Iva Bayt and William Bender son of Mr and Mrs William Bender exchanged vows. Attendants were Barbara Morlock and John Goger. The bride and groom will reside at 3450 West North Street Indianapolis after a short wedding trip.
A simple supper couples browned pork sausage links with sauerkraut for a flavorful, hearty meal. The combination provides protein and tang, creating a satisfying dish suitable for family dinners.
Miss Iva Lou Hunter daughter of Clinton A. Hunter of 957 High St Middletown married Richard Duane McCord son of Mr and Mrs William McCord of 629 N 5th St Middletown in a June 9 double ring ceremony at Sixth Street Christian Church. The wedding featured organist guitar candelabra and a bouquet of red rosebuds. The couple will reside at home while the groom serves in the U S Navy at Patuxent River Md.
Shelbyville bride to be Kay Mohler was guest of honor at a bridal shower in Jacksons home on East 10th Street. Contests were won by Mrs Wayne Addison and Mrs Clifford Montgomery. A miniature bride and wedding bells adorned the gift table with pink and white decor. Refreshments served to a gathering including Mrs Glen Mohler and numerous Jackson and Leisure family members.
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