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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1956

Page

19

Firemen Auxiliary elect officers at Mrs Straub home event

Members met at 1908 Popular Street to elect officers for the coming year led by president Mrs Chester Boone and secretary Mrs Paul Gillespie. Plans for an August ice cream social and July state district picnic were set. Social bingo prizes awarded. guests included Mrs Walter Stanley. Edgewood Country Club events featured golf, buffet luncheon, swimming and bridge.

Firemen’s Auxiliary Thir John Straub Alfred Tibbetts Paul Gillespie Chester Boone William Stoops John Chaney Carl Hurley Jack Bowman Orville Wood Herbert Johnson Paul Gillispie Walter Stanley Straub Herald Edgewood Country Edgewood Country Club Mesdames Ben Howe Jr Byron Nutter Richard Moore E. M

Newlyweds Honored At Dinner After Wedding

Mr and Mrs William E Taylor and son Bill hosted a six o clock dinner at 319 Lincoln Street to honor Miss Keene Kathin of Indianapolis and Ronald Taylor of Anderson after their wedding ceremony. Guests included Paul Buckman Westernville Ohio John Thorpe Mrs Watson Phillips Wierton WV Luther Frazier Blanche McDaniel Muncie and the newlyweds who reside at 2117 Costello Drive.

William E. Taylor Bill Keene Kathin Indianapolis Ronald Taylor Anderson Lincoln St Paul Buckman Westernville John Thorpe Watson Phillips Wierton W. Va Luther Frazier Blanche McDaniel Muncie Costello Dr

Met-N-Ette Club Hosts Social Evening

The Met-N-Ette Club met at Mrs. Ethel Warfel’s home on Jefferson Street. Mrs. Mary Delph led the business session and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Delph Mrs. Deloris Teaford and Mrs. Warfel after euchre. Hostess for Aug 14 will be Mrs. Aletha Ashby.

Met-n Ette Club Ethel Warfel Jefferson St Mary Delph Delph Deloris Teaford Warfel Aletha Ashby Main St

Tuttle Family Reunion Set for Noblesville Park

The annual Tuttle family reunion will be held Sunday July 8 at Noblesville Park with a pitch in dinner served at noon.

Tuttle Noblesville Park

Patchwork Quilt Pattern 846 and Needlecraft Offer

The item advertises Pattern 846 for a single or double bed quilt using scraps and contrasting prints. It includes mailing instructions and 25 cents price, offering two Laura Wheeler Needlecraft patterns from 1956 and a catalog of crochet knitting embroidery and iron ons.

Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Laura Wheeler

Lessons From Home Demonstration Club Meetings

Various clubs met at local homes including Altruistic Club with Mrs. Ridge and Mrs. Perkins co hosting. Meetings featured business under Mrs. Banning and programs with Mrs. Shultz and others, plus reports on the Purdue conference and demonstrations on gift wrapping.

Golden Hours Club Glen Boone Rt. 1 Lapel Lowel Bodenhorn Purdue University Perley Shultz Mesdames Asa Sandifer Robert Wilson Omer Sears Lula Booné

Grownup styling for a little miss fashion pattern

Dress pattern 4578 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 offers a long-waisted sunfrock with bolero and jumper style. Includes embroidery transfer and illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for each pattern to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald New York.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

WIVES Club Picnic and Meeting at Falls Park Pendleton

Members including Mesdames Cecil Wantland W O Mays Ed Wis ler Harry Grime and Willie Ladd attended a program. Mrs Bessie Gray of Texas was a guest. The group gathered at Mrs Howard Stohier house then went to Falls Park Pendleton for a picnic. Reports were given by Mesdames Manship Hamilton and Kasdorf with Mrs Harold Lindamood presiding.

Falls Park Pendleton Glenn Hite Stacy Wright Cecil Wantland W. O. Mays Ed Wisler Harry Grime Willie Ladd Bessie Gray Texas Wives Club Howard Stohier Harold Lindamood John Manship Richard Hamilton Jack Kasdorf

New Or Never Club Hosts One O Clock Luncheon

Mrs Andrew Heavilin at 2443 Jackson Street entertained the New Or Never Club with president Mrs George Knight in charge. A one oclock luncheon preceded a program by Mesdames Roy Priest Chester Wilson and Frank Farr.

New Or Never Club Andrew Heavilin Jackson St George Knight Mesdames Roy Priest Chester Wilson Frank Farr

Purdue Echo Club Meeting at 4-H Building Alexandria

Purdue Echo Club members gathered at the 4-H Club Building in Alexandria for a business session led by president Mrs. Herbert Ashton. Attendees included Mesdames William Niece Morris Scott Edgar Hosier and Newton Eubank.

Purdue Echo Club Alexandria Herbert Ashton Mesdames William Niece Morris Scott Edgar Hosier Newton Eubank

Local families report summer travels and home returns

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lissemore and family of Little Rock Ark. have returned home after a summer as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lissemore of 103 W. Cross Street. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Forrer head back to Anderson after a 10 day trip through the Black Hills Yellowstone Oregon Trail and Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Highbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moessinger will spend the weekend in Logansport with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Highbaugh. Mrs. Frank Waldo returns from a three day visit with her sister in Vevay.

Harold Lissemore Little Rock, Ark Samuel Lissemore W. Cross Street Sam Forrer Anderson Black Hills South Dakota Yellowstone National Park Wyo Oregon Trail Denver Colo Edgar Highbaugh Lee Moessinger Logansport Harry Highbaugh Frank Waldo Vevay

Lapel Families Visit Iowa Relatives Return Home

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Snyder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snyder returned from two weeks with relatives in Marshalltown Iowa while the men fished in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Russell and Karen visited North Carolina with Dr Raymond Russell and family. Nearby guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horton at the Lake Freeman home. Mrs. Faye Boone called on Mrs. Pearl Zeller Monday afternoon.

LAPEL Myron Snyder Bob Snyder Marshalltown Iowa Myron Bob Minnesota Horace Russell Karen North Carolina Mr. Russell Raymond Russell William Kerr Kenneth Woodward Anna Woods Kenneth Horton Anderson Horton Lake Lake Freeman Faye Boone Pearl Zeller

Marriage Licenses for Donald J Rhoades Anderson and Anna M Dickey

Donald J Rhoades Anderson born 1933 and Anna Mae Dickey Anderson born 1935 received marriage licenses with Rhoades serving in the military and the clerk listed as the issuing official.

Donald James Rhoades, Anderson Anna Mae Dickey, Anderson

WCTU Meets At Scothorn Home

Middletown report on a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs Dan Scothorn southwest of Middletown with devotional and program leaders, plus readings on sobriety and a July picnic planned at Mrs Adams home. Also notes on Evening Circle at the Methodist Church, shower for Nancy Read, Indiana Bell dinner and dial system tour at Chesterfield. Participants include Mrs Russell Adams, Mrs Secothorn, Mrs O W Taylor, Mrs Earl Gustin, Mrs Allen Davis, and others.

Middletown Woman's Christian Temperance Union Dan Scothorn Russell Adams Secothorn O. W. Taylor Earl Gustin Allen Davis Union Signal C. P. Fleming Charles Sanders Lloyd Conn Willis Huckleberry Charles Tucker Webb McMullen George Ballard Huckleberry Diana Conn Polly Sanders Mesdames Homer Summer Jeannette Sheddrick Marcella Hoppes Dustin Dresser Nancy Read Cleo Sheets Hammond Basil Mitterspaugh Near Shirley Glen Gustin Don Maddy Harry Buss John Real John Hennis Joina Clark Indiana Bell Telephone Company Daleville Yorktown C. A. Wallace The Bell Company Chesterfield Mert McMullen Robert Wisehart Jean Shuler Harry Dietrich Dietrich Don McNeil George Rice Middletown News Rice Jack Moore Chamber of Commerce Ora Zirkle Middletown Board

Mrs Hobbick Hosts Neighborhood Picnic In Garden

Mrs Mildred Hobbick at 310 W 8th St will host a neighborhood picnic this evening. Guests bring covered dishes and the picnic supper will be served at six o clock with a social evening to follow.

Mildred Hobbick W. 8Th St

Canned Tomatoes and Corn Add Flavor to Meat Loaf Mixture

A home cooking tip notes canned tomatoes keep meat loaf moist and whole kernel corn in the mix adds flavor interest to the loaf.

Car Wash Idea Turns Sandbox Play Into Chore Lesson

A mother denies sandbox car play indoors and offers a car wash activity with a pan of water and rags. The exchange highlights how routine housework tasks can become playful learning for children.

Attitudes Toward Nursing Men and Mothers Change

Myrtle Meyer Eldred discusses why some mothers struggle with breastfeeding despite following rules. She notes husbands often discourage nursing, impacting mothers and children. The article argues increased familiarity and education will shift attitudes, promoting breastfeeding benefits and requesting leaflet No. 4.

Myrtle Meyer Eldred

Why Grow Old? Practical summer grooming tips

Josephine Lowman outlines how to stay attractive in hot weather with increased hygiene, lighter fragrances, frequent baths, and practical routines. The piece advises a slower pace, regular exercise, tepid baths, cool showers, and meticulous leg hair care, plus a leafletting offer and contact via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.

Josephine Lowman Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa

Bus schedules unchanged for regional routes

Regular service by A B C coach lines and Greyhound lines remains the same with routes to Noblesville Indianapolis and all points south Richmond Cincinnati east Winchester Portland and Ft Wayne north. All regular schedules are operating and for complete information call 3 6601. Anderson Bus Station 11th and Central.

A.B.C. Coach Lines Greyhound Lines Noblesville Indianapolis Richmond Cincinnati Winchester Portland Ft. Wayne Anderson Bus Station 11Th & Central

Hinderers to celebrate golden wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs M L Hinderer celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house on Saturday July 14 from 6 to 8 pm at 1022 West Street. They have three children Jeannette Plummer Crete Illinois Vivian Reichart Anderson and Paul Hinderer Anderson and one deceased son, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

B. W. Swinford Shirley Kay Elva Street M. L. Hinderer Jeannette Plummer Crete, Ill Vivian Reichart Anderson Paul Hinderer

Miss Upton Enrolls At Eastern School

Carolyn Upton of Lapel leaves for New York to enroll at Columbia University for a master’s degree. Upon return she will become graduate assistant and assistant director at Lucina Hall Ball State College Muncie.

Lapel Carolyn Upton New York Columbia University Lucina Hall Ball State College Muncie

Wisconsin Training School Guests at Green Lake Center

Mrs F G Hoppes and Mrs Fred Brooks of First Baptist Church attend a training school at the Children's Center of the American Baptist Assembly Green Lake Wisconsin. Ted Hoppes and Fred Brooks are vacation guests of the school for two weeks.

F. G. Hoppes Fred Brooks First Baptist Church Children’s Center of the American Baptist Assembly Green Lake Wisc Ted Hoppes

Cream silver polish for toasters and appliances

Use a good cream silver polish to brighten metal surfaces on toasters waffle irons and other electrical appliances. It restores shine while protecting from tarnish and fingerprints. Apply with a soft cloth and wipe clean for a showroom finish.

House of the Week reflects women’s housing choices

The edition next Sunday features a design inspired by 103 housewives from the Worker's Congress on Housing in Washington. It presents a real family plan with child-friendly features like window views and a back door washing area, illustrating how women want homes arranged.

Worker’s Congress Washington

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Walter Wiebrink Ed Ballinger Marshall Ted Jordan John Straud Lewis Rosencrans Frank Hughes Tom Kuhn Roland Maine Maine Dane Pugh Joe Dye Richard Cotton Hugh Cherry G. E. Ebbertt Robert Sheets Joe Dyne Met-N-Ette Caura Donald C. Ridge Fletcher St Stanley Perkins Ashael Banning Mesdames Cleetus Wade Earl Eggman Earl Greenland Gingham Gown Club Ross Shores Summitville Wilbur Golden Kathryn Gregory Don Pope Arthur Watts Berndt Bair Gerald Leach Fall City Reed Hanna S. Broadway Robert Co-operative Arley Smith Elwood Leo Jarrett Dixie Citrus State Sacramento California Carl Shellmaker Studio Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Swinford WCTU Scothorn Mrs. Hobbick and Tribune Syndicate Your Mine Mrs. M. L. Hinderer Miss Upton Eastern School Wisconsin ST. Josean
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