Madison County Poets Win State Contest Honors
Madison County poets win in the Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs spring poetry contest. Mrs Richard Barker of Alexandria chaired the county effort and submitted works from county women at a district meeting. Three county winners learned their poems were the only entries in the state contest and were printed by Indiana Clubwoman magazine. The poems credited to Mesdames Garrettson of the Progress Club Anderson Roy Roudebush of the Anderson Art Club and Earl Freeman of the Alexandria Aesco Club.
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Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Richard Barker
Alexandria
Madison County
Indiana Clubwoman Magazine
Mesdames
Sam Garretson
Progress Club
Anderson
Roy Roudebush
Anderson Art Club
Earl Freeman
Alexandria Aesco Club
Park Place Methodist Circles Hold Meetings
Park Place Methodist Church circles met with Mrs. Shir Porter at 1202 Nichol Ave for a business session and devotions. Reports by Mrs. Marguerite Setters and Mrs. Rosemary Richardson followed as pie and cake donations were requested for July 29 evening services at Davis Park.
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Park Place Methodist Church
Shir- Porter
Nichol Ave
Circle
Jack Edgecomb
Marguerite Setters
Rosemary Richardson
Ruth Bastin
Davis Park
Betty Elijah
Christ
Park Place
Amvets Post 9 Plans Camp Out and Meetings
Amvets Auxiliary of Post 9 meets with President Pauline Jones presiding. A post camp out is set for July 28 29 at Lineberry Farm and a SEC meeting for July 29 in Hartford City. They will visit Marion Veterans Hospital July 30. An Aug 2 meeting is announced and officers will be installed Aug 11 at Hotel Anderson with Barbara Heiney elected vice president.
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Amvets
Post 9
Pauline Jones
Lineberry Farm
SEC
Hartford City
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Anderson
Mailbag Club Plans August Picnic at Fairview Park
The International Mailbag Club Inc. met with Mrs Grace McHarry with 14 members and a guest Mrs Della Lewis of Frankton present. Lela Jones cohosted. Refreshments followed a business session. Plans were set for the Aug 15 picnic at Fairview Park and an ice cream social near the North Anderson Fire Station. No regular meeting in August.
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International Mailbag Cub Inc
Grace McHarry
Lela Jones
Della Lewis
Frankton
Fairview Park
North Anderson Fire
Live and
Hallie Fuller
Martin Wood
Chester Thurston
Fuller
Floyd Thomas
Beulah Park
Leslie Conner
Otis Delinger
Mabel Englebert
Mesdames
John Reitner
Mae Etchison
Howard Foley
Luther French
Pearl Gipe
Frank Horn
Laura Ingram
Curtis Jackson
Robert Johnson
Lottie Pierce
Frank Ritter
Weekly Calendar Of Home Demonstration Clubs
Weekly list of meetings for multiple clubs across towns with hosts, addresses, and lesson topics. Includes Madison County Chorus at Central Christian Church, Altruistic, Gingham Gowns, Golden Hour for a picnic, Heritage, Pan and Platter, Fall City, Purdue Echo, Pendleton, Co-Operative Homemakers, Now or Never, The Sparklers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Chorus
Mets Fot Central Christian Church
Joe Jones
Donald Robinett
Ait
Stephen Genda
Jack Biddle
W. Std
Lewis Dunn
Beecher DeVaney
Mack Goodman
Main St
Summitville
Morell Woodruff
Howard Shock
Charles Whitmill
Nursery ‘Rd
Gene Swindell
William Ellis
James Roberson
Harry Clark
Purdue
Paul Hellems
Co-Operative Homemakers
C. C. Forrest
Paul Carter
Sherman
Roy Cottingham
Mary Priest
Charles Hamilton
Wilbur Walford
George Wood
YWCA Calendar Highlights Week of Events and Trip
The calendar lists church services and open dips across multiple venues including Assembly of God Unity Church and Madison County. A teen trip to Kentucky on July 24 visits Normandy Horse Farm and My Old Kentucky Home with registration by July 23 noon. Contact YW for details.
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Assembly of God
Unity Church
Kentucky
Madison County Casade
Lexington
Normandy Horse Farm
My Old
Flora Studi Club hosts Anderson women group dinner
A Flora Studi Club event brings together Anderson women and members for a pitch in dinner for members and families led by Mrs Vern Slater of Rt 1.
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Flora Studi Club
Vern Slater
Rt. 1
Anderson
Needlecraft pattern ad from The Anderson Herald
Red radishes green peppers orange carrots motifs for show towels. Quick easy stitches to decorate cloth remove letters pattern 808 seven 5 by 2x7 inch motifs directions. Thirty five cents coins for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for 1st class mail. Send to Laura Wheeler The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Print PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS ZONE. 1962 Needlecraft Catalog 200 designs pages fashions accessories knit crochet sew weave embroider quilt jumbo-knits cloths spreads toys linens afghans free patterns Only 5 cents.
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Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Beulah Park Picnic Highlights Alexandria Socials
Rural social notices recount the Christian Congregation Ladies Aid annual picnic at Beulah Park with hosts Mrs Lucille Warner and Mrs Lena Wilson. Debates on food booth plans for the upcoming 4 H Fair, devotionals, and guest lists are noted along with other club activities and upcoming Aug 15 meetings.
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Alexandria
Christian Congregation
Ladies Aid
Beulah Park
Lucille Warner
Lena Wilson
Warner
Nila Meyers
Aid
Pledges Host Special Fete For Sigma Chapter
New pledges of Sigma Beta Sorority Sigma chapter hosted a come as you are party at Mrs William Morgans home 14 W 39th St Co hosts were Mrs James Humphrey Mrs Carroll Miller and Miss Shirley Bonner. Guests included Mrs Gale Weatherford and Mrs Robert Smith. Prizes went to several Austin Pa guests. A community hospital gift was voted and a pitch in dinner set for Aug 6 at Mrs Smiths home 1606 EF 7th St at 6 30 pm.
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Sigma Chapter
Sigma Beta Sorority
William Morgan
James Humphrey
Carroll Miller
Shirley Bonner
Jim Malone
Bob Lough
Ed Brant
Kenneth Bayes
Richard Wright
John Hobbs
Jerri Fields
Lloyd Kennard
Martha Johnson
Austin
Gale Weatherford
David Weatherford
Robert Smith
Sew Thrifty Cool Dress Pattern for Girls
Printed Pattern 489 offers an easy sew gingham dress for girls sizes 6 through 14. Includes plaid gingham with frosty contrast and a 3 1 2 yard fabric estimate for size 10. Pattern price 35 cents with 10 cents extra for first class mailing to Anne Adams in New York. includes summer pattern catalog with 100 styles and sizes.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Minister Hickerson to deliver sermon at Bethany
Dean Hickerson of University Christian Church Muncie will deliver the sermon at Bethany Christian Church Sunday morning July 22. The service will feature his address on faith and community at the Bethany church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Dean Hickerson
University Christian Church
Muncie
Bethany Christian Church
Outdoor Supper Party Lamb Skewers and Salad
A French artist presents a savory marinated lamb recipe for skewered and grilled lamb. The method mixes grated onion garlic oregano allspice and pepper, coats 2 inch cubed meat, rests 5 6 hours, then skews with green pepper and onion and broils until browned and just done. Serves eight with salt added at serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacie
Oregane
Ice Cream Social by Mail Bag Club for Santa Claus
The Santa Claus project at the Mail Bag Club hosts an ice cream social Saturday July 21 from 4 30 to 9 00 at Fire Station Browy and Plum. Neighbors join to support charity and share treats and stories.
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Fire
Browy & Plum
Former Elwood Man Promoted
ELWOOD Richard Gregg a former Elwood resident now living in Chicago has been transferred to Indianapolis by the National Hosiery Company. He is sales manager of the Mid-West Division and a vice president. born in Elwood in 1927, he and his wife Rosemary Bell with four children will visit Elwood before moving to Indianapolis where they bought a home.
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Elwood
Richard Gregg
Chicago
Indianapolis
National Hosiery Company
Mid-West
Prince Guisinger
Rosemary Bell
Arthur E. Bell
Gregg
Soblen Appeal To Be Heard Next Thursday
The British Court of Appeal will hear fugitive Soviet spy Dr Robert Soblen's appeal next Thursday. Soblen seeks to avoid return to the United States to serve a life prison sentence for wartime espionage. The court moved quickly after Attorney General Sir John Hobson urged speed to prevent delaying the case until October. Soblen, 61, previously stabbed himself on a plane to force removal and also sought political asylum in Britain. The Home Office handles asylum matters, not the courts.
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London
UPD
British Court of Appeal
Robert A. Soblen
Soblen
United States
High Court
John Hobson
Hobson
Seblen
Israel
Britain
Home Office
Senate Prayer Hearings Begin On School Prayer Ruling
The Senate Judiciary Committee will open hearings next Thursday on resolutions to overturn the Supreme Court ruling barring official school prayers in New York public schools. The court said students were not compelled to join the prayer.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
State of
New York
Iran names Assadolah Alam Premier to replace Amini
Assadolah Alam was named Iran premier on Thursday replacing Ali Amini who resigned. He pledged to continue Amini era pro Western policies and tackle corruption, signaling continuity in the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
UPI
Assadolah Alam
Premer
Iran
Ali Amini
Amin
Elwood Social Activities and Community News
The Elwood Hobby Club met at Mrs Mabel LaRue’s home with Mrs Flora McElfresh presiding. Several clubs and gatherings are announced including a picnic on Aug 9 at Hobbs Rest Park, Kum Join Us class dinner, RC C Club picnic on Aug 16, and Deltas Alumnae and Kappa Delta Phi sorority events. Scott Silver Wedding notes anniversaries and local civic ties are listed for the Scott family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felwood
Elwood Hobby Club
Mabel LaRue
Flora McElfresh
Jesus
Myrtle Dawson
Anna Lee
Flora McFifresh
Armelia Bradley
Lola Freeman
First Methodist Church
Ray Barnes
Mary
Catherine Rees
Vivian Kincaid
Burchette
R.C. C. Club
J. F. Burchette
Claude Nuding
Callaway Park
Deltas Alumnae
Bobby Cross and Vickie Learned Join Cecelia's Beauty Shop
Two stylists, Bobby Cross and Vickie Learned, have become part of Cecelia's Beauty Shop. Contact via phone at 643-3756 for appointments and inquiries.
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Bobby Cross
Vickie
Cecelia
Services Planned At Elwood Church
The Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 10 30 am in St Stephen's Episcopal church Elwood with Rev H Austin Pellett of St Gille's Pinellas Park Fla as celebrant A nursery will be provided for children under 6 and a coffee hour will follow the service.
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Elwood
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
H. Austin Pellett
St. Gille’s
Pinellas Park
Fla
Wholesale prices unchanged in week says Labor Department
The Labor Department report shows the wholesale price index at 100.3 percent of the 1957 59 average for the week ending Tuesday with the preceding week at 100.3 and the year ago level at 9.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Soviet Production Up 10 Percent in First Half 1982
Moscow reports from Tass that Soviet industry increased output by 10 percent and labor productivity by 6 percent in the first half of 1982 over the same period in 1961, with industrial and farm outputs 3 percent above planned quotas.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Journal Co. Purchases Milwaukee Sentinel
The Milwaukee Journal Co. buys The Milwaukee Sentinel, Wisconsin’s oldest newspaper, expanding its reach as the state’s largest paper. The deal was announced Thursday and highlights a consolidation in the local press landscape.
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Purchase Sentinel Milwaukee
UPI
The
Journal Co
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
Economy grows slowly in spring quarter despite high GDP
Washington reports the gross national product rose at a 532 billion annual rate in spring, continuing the slow pace after the first quarter. The April to June period shows a $7 billion rise in national output, with concern over sustained growth and inflation.
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Council of Economic Adviseers
New Suits Filed In Circuit Superior Courts
Circuit Court sees Household Finance Corp suit against Glenn and Soveta Jobe on note. Mary McDuffee petitions reciprocal support against Billy McDuffee. Georgia Anne Simmerman seeks divorce and custody from Jack D Simmerman. Al Wool bert and Jo Ann Lemon file for divorce from Travis Lee Lemon. Charles Salyer listed in Swinford divorce case with Arlene M Swinford. Edity Stevenson guardian of Mary Mangas sues Fritz Stunt for personal injuries. John R Walsh noted in docket.
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Circuit Court Household Finance Corp
Glenn and
Soveta Jobe
Peck
Scott and Shine
Mary McDuffee
Billy McDuffee
Melvin Thornburg
Georgia
Anne Simmerman
Jack D. Simmerman
al Woolbert
Jo Ann Lemon
Travis Lee Lemon
Charles Salyer
Fred FE. Swinford
Arlene M. Swinford
Edity Stevenson
Mary K. Mangas
Fritz (Frederick
John R. Walsh
Shoes Manufactured in U S Factories Surpass 40 Million Pairs
Trade data indicate more than 40 million pairs of shoes are produced annually in US factories. The figure reflects ongoing demand for footwear and manufacturing capacity across multiple states and firms.
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The
Nursing positions offered in hospital service area
Immediately needed Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses from accredited schools. Visit or call to apply. Excellent fringe benefits, models, air conditioned facilities, pleasant working conditions.
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Madison County Poets
Ruth Wood
Dokie Garretson
Marilyn Myers
Christina Howard
Doris Edgecomb
Margaret Cottingham
Georgia Demler
Norma Edgecomb
Eleanor Sears
Wanda Smith
Beulah Zimmerman
Barbara Heiney
Jackie Pittser
Martha Swinford
Dorothy Monaghan
Sue Austin
Joan Shepler
Esther Myers
Estella Dearing
Peggy Zion
Bulletin-Herald
Society and Clug News
Dorothy Boyce
Jane Heritage
Miss
Sharon King
William W. King
Iroquois
Sharon Kay
Robert William Wade Jr
Robert Wade
Dayton
Ohio
Church of God
H. Edwards
Miss King
Anderson High School
Anderson College
Mr. Wade
US ‘Seventh Army
Schwabisch Hall
Germany
Norm Cook
Martha Jean Laboda
Philip Shearer
First Baptist Church of
Leavenworth
Kon
N. Broadway
T. J. Laboda
Marion Shearer
N. 6Th St
Middletown
Leavenworth High School
Kansas Power and Light Co
Shearer
Ft. Leavenworth
Fall City
Arfie Keller
High St
Penneton
Allen New
Enos Walters
Lyle Cason
Purdue Echo
Dale Hersberger
Lester Shuter
6Th St
William L. Niece
William
Ywca Calendar
Haddock
Jackson
Nellie Beeson
Edna Honnold
Caura Wheeler
Addie Wilson
Sue Fink
Denise Saubert
Stephen
Janet Quinn
Vickie Johnson
Sharon Hull
Mesdames Geraldine Johnson
Vivian Falk
Merla Hupp
Norma Long
Minnie Aldridge
Lottie Draper
Ella Jarrett
Oral Hurst
Fitza Lynch
Ruth Thompson
Nellie Fox
Mattie Mohler
Irma Quinn
Mary Tenner
Ruth Bible
Ruth Bible Class
First Christian Church
Noble Grand Club
Dorothy Likens
Essentials
Hickerson
Cady
Debbie Leisure
No. C St
City Fire Department
Mercy Hospital
Linwood
Margaret Bryan
Copher
Fester Ambulance
Methodist Hospital
Ann Harris
Mark Deever
William Orr
Farr Shawhan
Albert Avehart
John Kelly
Mabel Crull
Fair
Bright Memorial
R Long
Robert L. Jackley
Senate
Norman Howerd
W. 13Th
Richard L. McAvoy
Shady Lane
316Th Chemical Co
Camp McCoy
Wis
Howard
316Th
Delta Theta Tau
Mangas
Louise Lewis
Kappa Delta Phi
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Maurice Pierce
Baptist Mothers Meet
Mothers Club
First Baptist Church
Sue Daulton
Agnes Welcher
Scott Silver
Ralph Scott Sr
North St
Middle Inlet
Lake Noquehbay
Scott
Emma Todd
Jasper Todd
William Scott
Maude
Ralph Jr
Elaine Waymire
Ellen Drummond
OFN Club
Fraternal Order of Police
Eagles Lodge
Mary Kay Rector
Annabel Sottong
Donald's
Beauty Shop
Elwood Church
Nation
Justice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania- New York Central Railroad
Detroit
Wards
General Motors Corp
Courthouse News
Nursing Community Hospital
Indiana
Benrus
Bulova
Hnelbros
City Parking, Inc
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