China Crystal Shower Honors Janet Roudebush
Janet Roudebush is to be married August 22 to Gorrit Room at Linder's. A china and crystal shower was given by Mrs. William Breeners and hosted by Mrs. William Kennedy and Mrs. Wilbur Brown among others. Attendees included Mesdames Lester McDonald, Walter McClintock, Truman Swain, Leo Provence, John Hoffman, Mae Lee, Frank Wilson, Hugo Cummins, Basil Hosier, Fred Toye, Kennison Roudebush, Wilbur Brown, Harry Mahan, Robert Ward, Pete Woods, Jim Casey, Sam Price, Joe Vargo, Keith Holmes, Jim Ixon, Jess Roudebush, Miss Sue Ann Hosier, and more. The entertaining room was pink and faschia, with a large wrought-iron flower cart as the centerpiece. Refreshments followed gift opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Roudebush
Wan Sant
Gorrit
Linder's
Don Rice
William Breeners
Den
William Kennedy
Wilbur Brown
Les
Raymond Burton
McDonald
Lester McDonald
Walter McClintock
Truman Swain
Leo Provence
John Hoffman
Mae Lee
Frank Wilson
Hugo Cummins
Basil Hosier
Fred Toye
Kennison Roudebush
Harry Mahan
Robert Ward
Pete Woods
Jim Casey
Sam Price
Joe Vargo
Keith Holmes
Jim Ixon
Jess Roudebush
Miss Sue Ann Hosier
Edwin F. Harlan Weds Capital Girl Saturday
Edwin F. Harlan married Patricia Wintin in a simple ceremony at Broadway Methodist Church. Dr. Robert Pierce performed the vows before immediate family as Mr. and Mrs. Harlan plan to reside on Deaville Drive after Aug. 1 in Indianapolis.
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Broadway Methodist Church
Robert Pierce
Patricia Wintin
Edwin F. Harlan
Ray Wintin
Indianapolis
Sherman B. Harlan
Harlan
Deaville
Anderson Women's Groups Meet Across Town Today
Clara M Sears WCTU hosts at 1 20 p m at 1018 Madison Ave with Mrs EA York as hostess. St John s Lutheran Women s Missionary Society gathers 6 30 p m for picnic supper in the church basement. Sigma Alpha Chi Society holds 8 p m formal initiation. Madison County Ladies Shrine Club meets 10 a m sewing circle and covered dish luncheon at Shrine Cabin. Jolly Ramblers Club, 7 p m with Mrs J B Jester at 412 Ruddle Ave as hostess. USWV Auxiliary serves a noon covered dish dinner at GAR Hall.
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Clara M_ Sears
WCTU
EA. York
Madison Ave
St. John’s Lutheran Women's Missionary Society
Igma Alpha Chi Society
Linder's
Madison County Ladies Shrine Club
Shrine Cabin Jolly Ramblers Club
J. B. Jester
Ruddle Ave
USWV
Gar Hall
Stanleyes Ceesee 3 Prize Winners 47th Anniversary Announced
Mr and Mrs Fred Stanley observed their 47th wedding anniversary with a buffet dinner and card party at their residence 2107 Edgewood Country Club Poplar Street. 44 guests attended with prizes awarded to several couples. Dr and Mrs Joseph H Stapler chaired the event assisted by local volunteers, a landscape presented by the couple to their hosts.
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Stanleys Ceesee
Fred Stanley
Edgewood Country Club
Poplar St
King Bridge
Canasta
Earl
Joe Johnson
Paul Roots
Floyd Gaunt
A. G. Banning
Cedric Dunkerly
Paul Stires
Cecil
Crider
Ralph Stewart
Arthur. Sholty
Marcella Hoppes
Local Personal Notices Reflect Family Visits and Moves
Mrs Essie Essington returned from Dayton Ohio where she visited daughter Mrs Dewey Miller and family. Virginia Lee Edwards and Mr and Mrs Frank Mowrey were seen visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Mowrey at their residence. They are parents of one daughter Mrs Eleanor Jackson of Anderson and another daughter Eva Alberta deceased with two grandchildren. Mrs WA Shauh Cross Roads recently observed marred lives in Delaware. Wedding anniversary noted and plans include remarriage June 1 1904 at First Christian Church parsonage in Anderson. Eva Alberta deceased noted Roanoke Virginia connection with Roanoke relatives.
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Virginia Lee Edwards
Frank Mowrey
Shauh Cross
Delaware
Ceun
Seth
Eleanor Jackson
Anderson
Christian Church
Daugh
Muncie
T. A. Reuter
Eva Alberta
Roanoke
Nave
Mature women in clerical roles urged by expert letter
A long letter from a business school director argues mature women can secure responsible office positions if properly trained. It notes tests showing hearing impaired children risk delinquency, and warns employers prefer mature, well trained women for administrative roles. Communicate via the Register and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines, Iowa.
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Fen
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Mothers Dilemma Over Teaching Help With Child Reactions
A reader describes a mother frustrated by a child who interferes during baking. Advice suggests treating the child as a visitor, offering small tasks, and allowing gradual independence while avoiding punishment. The piece references a Home Tasks leaflet No 49 from Myrtle Meyer Eldred via the Des Moines Register Tribune Syndicate.
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Wes
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Fortnightly Club Luncheon and Weekend Visits
Fortnightly Club members held a luncheon at Passwater Cafe with later hosting at Mrs. A B William’s home. Attendees included E A Tull, Carl Martin, J Rinnie, W M Ketcham, John Walker, William, Mrs William Zehring, Miss Clifford, Fred Hullman, Ford Roberta Giles, and Miss Joar Carpenter. Many guests and family members were noted visiting relatives in Indiana and Tennessee.
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Passwater
A. B. Wiliam
Mesdames
E. A. Tull
Carl Martin
J. Rinnie
W. M Ketcham
John Walker
William
William Zehring
Miss Clifford
Fred Hullman
Ford Roberta Giles
Joar Carpenter
Robbins
Sha
Mary Pass
Betty Jennings
Mildred Jermnlaw
Jack ©. Presser
Lena M. Hilder
Stewart
Lima
Ohio
Brand
Riverview S + Hospital
Noblesville
EC. Toner
Garfield Stedman
Walloon Lake
Kansas
California Frozen Food Output Sets Records in 1953
California produced over 426 million pounds of frozen fruit and vegetable products in 1953. The fruit pack rose 52 percent over 1952 to 143,668,492 pounds, while the vegetable pack increased 16 percent to 282,345,302 pounds.
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California
Household Scrapbook and DIY Tips Highlights
A mixed page of household notes covers make at home remedies and hacks. It includes a tooth powder recipe using areca nut and bone, fabric drying tips to prevent tearing, pastry shrinkage remedies, and pastry pan greasing guidance. It also mentions an industrial sniffing device for workers and a china repair cement made from plaster of Paris and egg white. The piece surveys U.S. forestland ownership and British women in full time work, plus a local hardware store ad with orange tags and clearance items.
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China
Paris
Tea Sketch Party Highlights Local Amateur Artists
The Amateur Artists Club met Thursday at the St. bridge to paint outdoor scenes. Members discussed display of still life and landscape works. Mrs. S. V. Palma will host a guest tea Aug. 4, with Mrs. Robert D. Anderson named tea chair and treasurer. An outdoor sketching party at Athletic Park is set for Aug. 12 at 1 p.m. to paint the White River levee.
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St. St. Bridge
S. V. Palma
Donelly Dr
Robert D. Anderson
Athletic Park
White River
Mr and Mrs Capehart Begin 7 Day Black Hills Trip
Mr and Mrs Dale Capehart depart Sunday for a weeklong tour through the Black Hills in South Dakota and Yellowstone, with stops including a rosteo in Cheyenne Wyoming. Also joining are Ralph Capehart and the Capehart family, along with others from Jeffersoners, enjoying new rug designs and colors from Jattes Capehart and other manufacturers.
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Dale Capehart
Black Mill
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Cheyenne
Wyo
Iip
Ralph Capehart
Jattes Capehart
Dale Braithing
Date
Richard Togelers
Kenneth Steph
Enson
Virginia
Ington
Dec
J. Deoter
Sandra Foland Honored at Wiener Roast for Birthday
A wiener roast at the Victor Foland home honored Sandra Foland on her seventh birthday. Guests included Kenneth Waymire Dundee Norman Engle Alexandria Marvin Foland and children of the families. The piece also notes several recent social visits across nearby towns and a statistical aside on hearing impairment and the 1953 US birth rate.
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Erkinsville
Sandra__ Foland
Victor Foland
Messrs
Kenneth Waymire
Dundee
Norman Engle
Alexandria
Marvin Foland
Anderson
Pert Johnson
Joe Renschler
Dave Hartley
Muncie
Dorothy McBroom
Charles Neese
Nez Teeters
Prairie Baptist
Gerald Louden
Milwaukee
Wis
Ernest Busby
Claude Newcomer
Indianapolis
Fiber rugs become year round home furnishings
Purdue University expert Miss Deter notes fiber rugs once a summer item now used year round for porch living rooms bedrooms and cottages. Rugs made from hemp sisal rice straw or cellucord offer low cost coverage, reversible designs in plaid stripes or plain colors with several sizes and up to 30 foot broadloom widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Purdue University
Iber
Miss Deter
Clean Creek minister’s home wins free makeover week
In Attick Clean Creek Michigan the home of blind pastor Harold D. Haynes was selected from over 100 nominations to receive a free week of repairs. Carpenters painters and landscapers completed tasks at no cost to the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attick
Mich
Harold D. Haynes
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