Family reunions and picnics energize county society
A breakfast gathering drew many local families from Vermillion to Arlington and Frankton. Names linked to the event include the Hughes, Baldwin, and Terry families, with greetings at Green Castle and Indianapolis connections. Susan Jones graduates Indiana University and will teach in Kokomo this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinesom
Dinney
Will Hames
Jehard Isom
Nolen Hughes
Arington
Anderson
Verle Hughes
Castle
Chester Baldwin
Bi Baldwin
Seat
William Terry
Frankton
Rtuths
Gaston
Phillip Ber
Indianapolis
William ‘Terry
Rolling Hills TOPS Club Honors Queens
Pat Shelton named Queen of the Month at a Rolling Hills TOPS Club meeting. Clarice Dean received a charm for a 10 pound weight loss. Helen Lewis achieved a weight goal for June and a July contest begins. Area Recognition Day planned July 10 at the YWCA. Wilma Tuterow Martha Duncan Judy Reynolds to receive KOPS diplomas. Four weekly queens named Saralee Saubert Louise Singer Marie Zirkle Pat Shelton with checks. JOPS and KEWS honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Shelton
Jpops Club
Clarice Dean
Ape
Mary Parker
Helen Lewis
YWCA
Wilma Tuterow
Martha Duncan
Judy Reynolds
Saralee Saubert
Louise Singer
Marie Zirkle
Freda Spe
Umonth
KEWS
KOPS
Wilma ‘Talerow
Firect
Acd
Gill
Lutheran Women Gather for July Meetings and Events
The article notes July gatherings of Lutheran Women, including the Deborah and Mary circles with hosts Mrs. Frances Kaus and Mrs. Harold Anderson. Picnic and swim plans involve Tom Russell on furlough from Vietnam, to be stationed at a Marine base in North Carolina. Bethany Class meets in Fellowship Hall with a covered Irish dinner and Virgil Lawsler presiding. A birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Greenwood, and Arvin McHenry of Anderson listed as maternal relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seretary of
J. DL
Gar
Ind
Hodgson
Labor Department
Mil Pfe
Jett Stanley
Mrs
Everett Stanley
Soft
Fort Bragg
St. Job's Wicheran Chuch
Harold Anderson
M's. T
Tom Russell
Charles
Russell Alexandria
Vietnam
Tam
North Carolina
Bethany
Bethany Bible Schoolnet
Fellowship Hall
Virgil Lawsler
Ray Toppin
Willian Scott
Greenwood
Arvin McHenry
Anderson
Grant
Wesley Legl
Dulso
Ane
WMS Meeting Held Tuesday At Lum Home
The Park Road Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Douglas Lum's home 4901 Worth St. Mrs. Pond led prayer, displayed a picture pastor of Gauiich at God missionaries, and discussed how mass media influences Christians. Refreshments by Mrs. William Lindley were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Road
Ian
William Lindley
George Fedtt
Tim
Auxiliary 174 Fetes Membership Winners
The Eagles Auxiliary held a January gathering at the Lavine Home with presiding officers and a banquet honoring members and former members. Prize winners included Alive Loftus and Marley Kinnamen, with social committee members and attendees listed among attendees and prize recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
iiCugh
Ie Luv
Janice Cuntive
Lavine
Ae Bowen
Lema Jen
Lima Jenkits
Spt
Bana Brown
Virgil
Lenora Hurly
Irene Young
Katherine Hannah Stassvard
Mary — Thorapsop
Genevieve
Diliman
Vera Camack
Tee
Linda Bowen
Danice
Genevieve Ilbuan
Norna Shock
Marie Kinvamen
Yvir Puckett
Marie, Wolger
Marylginin
Minton
Wanda Hinkle
TOPS Club Honors 1969 Indiana State Queen and Members
TOPS Club members honored Vi Hovine as the 1969 Indiana State KOPS queen and recognized Area Captain June Griffef. Sondra Blake earned Best Loser of the Month. Beverly Streaty was runner up. Several members received awards for weight loss efforts and attendance at the Americana Nursing Center meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Hovine
June Griffef
Afra
Hovine
Sondra Blake
Beverly Streaty
Jeanie Calwr
Annabel Poer
Joan Lawer
Beverly Patton
Linda Kemper
Nell Rint
Dianna Hennis
Linay Cantrell
Phyllix Staphana
Barbara McAdams
Sondra Blair
Garnet Keller
Beverly Strealy
Dolly Tem
Gach
Americana Nursing Center
Miss Susan Rae Maddy Crowned Indiana Quarter Horse Queen
Miss Susan Rae Maddy daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Maddy was crowned 1970 Indiana Quarter Horse Queen at Madison Ave She will compete at the National Congress in Columbus Ohio in October She is eligible for Miss USA America contest later this summer in Las Vegas Nevada She trains horses daily with her father on the road weekends for shows in Indiana and nearby states The 18 year old Madison County graduate was a former Miss Madison County entrant and active in school clubs and activities with plans to study veterinary medicine at Purdue University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankson
Tackie Legion Auxiliary
Summilvilly
Wecelig
the Legion Nall
Gamma ‘Tan
Koen Edwards
Terry
Elwood Gamma Tau
Gamma Tau
Kappa
Delta Phi Sorority
Elwood, Public Library
Dorothy Heaton
Ixr
Bonnie Colson
Lynn Davies
Thelma Ault
Louise Klayden
Loretta Hembree
Willem Smith
Callaway Park
Planniag
Barbara Widmeyer
Barbara
Widmeyer
Linda Spear
Mary McCorkle
Brenda Drake
Diana Jarrett
Heaton
Jung
al Fort Wayne
Tau
Minnie Chikdes
June Richardson
Alexandria
Nation
Canal Lollingie Herald
Susan Rae Maddy
Art
Gene Maddy
Madison Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Qulaber
Madds
Las Vegas
Ausio Wes
Wromabout
Indenanolia
Movin
Sinre Ste Wish
Susie Devoloes
Susi
Hivs
Indiana
Mad Dais
Runore Ue
Madison
Susue
Bucketle
Faember
Cudieeus
le Paw
Purdue 2 University
July Fourth Host Evening Attended By Many Anderson Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Marl hosted a Fourth of July celebration at 202 Gashel Drive with numerous attendees from Anderson and nearby towns. Guests included Bruce, Lexie, Lora, and David Marl and extended family such as Ruth Seybert, Roger Drengon, Sharon Coreupan, and others, plus residents from Indianapolis, Chesterfield, Fortville, and Miklewowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Marl
Gashel Dr
Heir
Bruce
Lexie
Lora
David
Todd
Michael “Swalford
Bobhari
Art Ruth Seybert
Anderson
Roger Drengon
I0is
Ritty and Wart
Sharon Coreupan
Indianapolis
Donna, McCracken
Abr
Lowell MeCracken
Dayny
Frances Goad
Paulette Mauner
Chesterfield
Gilbert Cox
Daugster Payn
Fortville
Kenneth Drennon
Theresa Ail Kenneth
Marcklevilla
David Bowers
Mikllelowa
Moose Regents Hold Ceremony and Honors
Women of the Moose recently held enrollment and a red tassel and stole ceremony at the College of Regents. Lucy Lindry awarded Jennie Diduff a red tassel for service and Doris Ray presented Betty Moon a red stole for four years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Regents
Women of the Moose
Lucy Lindry
Jennie Diduff
Doris Ray
Betty Moon
Mre. Deardulf
College of Te
L Gents
Audrey Phillip
Jeanne Burke
Jackie T Lawrence
Dotty Balsiley
Evelyn Meikel
Wade Woult
Argus
Betty
Moon
Catlena Rich
Mildred Grant
Wuekie Lawrence
Riva Douglas
National College Board
Mildred Humphrey
Richrpld
Shelt
College of Re Tgents
Lydia Martin
Portraits by Americans at the Arts Center Exhibitions
The Arts Center hosts Portraits by Americans a touring IBM loan and selections from the Permanent Collection. Daily events include junior and senior high drawing and painting sessions and group visit arrangements with a $0 admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
Dunior Ack Senior High Drawing and Painting Foundation
PBMC
The
Fine Arts Center
Wedding details reveal gowns and family ties at central church
The ceremony featured bridesmaids in lace gowns and long trains with aqua accents. Russell Hull served as best man. groomsmen Jeffrey Runce and Larry Dolson, ushers John Abneys and Warren Shelburn. The bride Afiss Deenal and her groom Michael Shelburn wed at Central Christian Church with Monroe Schuster officiating. Family and guests filled the pews as organ music played and a three tier cake was shared at a reception following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hull
Mr. Shelburn
Jeffrey Runce
Larry Dolson
John Abneys
Warren Shelburn
Steven McDaniel
Afiss Deenal’ Andaker
Nathan Landsker
E. ‘Ath St
Michael Shelgurn
Tentral Chistian Church
Dev. Monroe Schuster
Ralph Shel- Urn
Main St
Susie Hull
Marianne Abney
Emma Jo Cox
Nora
Shelburn
Washington St
Apt. B
Esterfield
Shekora
Shelorchid
Apex Beauty School
Karen’ Dolson
Chessatonair
Kterfield
Muneieo
Aloffica
Salin
Ted
Harold Ebrhart
Penny
Osaka
Japan
Kathy Plew
Machelle Dotson
Chester
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Amvets Aumliary
Amvets Auxllary
Lucky Steer
Charles Shroke
E. Frith St
Tell
Evelyn Ebbert
SOS
Frank Ker
Charles, Shrake
Igectng
Donald Duriey
Met Rorkle
Aol
Charles Milburn
Jorephine Thornburg
Shrake
Qon Dudley
Gillt
Aasiliery
Altrading
James Don Budiey
Poulmer Keller
Bob Choilwick
Horace Heys
Jilfion Rector
Evely Ebiart
Frank Rera
Jae Bays
Mr. and
Mera
Bill Terry
Vermillion
Pri Mis
Chet Bakiwin
Lewis Sam
Mis
Joyce Ann
Susan Jones
Bill Spee
Indiana Unive
Susan
Kokomo
Sith
State of Office
Fallows
Patsy Gardner
Sally Mercit
Faye Baldwin
Jeanine] Baker
Joan Humpher
Olive Fulton
Mary Benefiel
Margaret Bannon
Lola Morgan
Joyce Nichols
Della Rue
Spe
Fraters Fallon
Patoka
Effingham
Summit
Good Cheer Club
Geuldh Park
Mesdames Tarold Forrest
Griamdehildren
Clark Forrest
Roy Evans
Lester Coffman
Carl Martin
Ora Brock
Paul Chasinin
Dick Branch
John Lehr
Leslie Dickey
Harold Forrest
Suaumittville
Holling Hills
Anerson
Clell. Thurston
Hugh Goodmin
Irena Black
Bruce Turschman
Pearl O’ Latchaw
Lilliy Dunlap
Tess Shores
Cletis
Rolling Hills Tops
Queens
Eoh
Rolling Hills Nursing] Center
Utheran
WMS
Lum
Zales
Rendon
Howe
Ewelers
Jrounds Mall
Jack & Jill
Jackson
Tops Club
Ywca Calendar
Dssnas
Nancye Hawes
Genevieve Hart
Susan Kar Mally
Moose
Arts Center
Merle Norman
Aurway Shopping Center
OWNER
Mrs. Jean Brown
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