Limberlost Mail Bag Club Chapter Active since 1943
The Limberlost Mail Bag Club chapter has 30 active members, 7 honorary, and 2 associates. Organized in 1943, it supports skating and special people, aids Red Cross and Cancer Society, and plans five 1958 parties for Opportunity School plus civic projects and a Christmas event. Officers include Mrs Chauncey Ball president and Mrs Ben Griner Jr vice president.
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Limberlost
Tew
International Mailbag Club Inc
Red Cross
Cancer Society
Opportunity School
Benefit of Opportunity School
Anderson Soroptimist Club Notable History and Officers
The Anderson Soroptimist Club formed in 1953 as a women’s service group. It hosted a 1958 meeting with Altrusa and Zonta and supported Polio Fund Visisting Nurse Shower Estle Center Civic Art and YWCA. Officers include Gretchen Ritter president Ruby Woods recording secretary Dale Lemon treasurer.
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Oakland
Calif. Light
Anderson Club
Anderson
Altrusa
Zonta
Polio Fund
Estle Center
Civic Art
YWCA
Gretchen Ritter
Quincy Bond
Ruby Woods
Roy Cooper
Dale Lemon
Jewish Sisterhood of Anderson Ministers Community Service
The Anderson Jewish Sisterhood, with 30 members, emphasizes study of public affairs and responsibility to all cultures. They hosted an Estle Juvenile Center Tea Shower sponsored by the Anderson Council of Women's Clubs and support Brotherhood, orphan clot h ing drives, Cancer Loan Cupboard, Visiting Nurse Lohner, and Council of Social Agencies. Officers include Mrs. Julian Glazer president, Mrs. Marshall Schlossberg vice president, Mrs. Monroe Bing secretary, and Mrs. Gerald Schlossberg treasurer.
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Sisterhood
Anderson Jewish Sisterhood
Estle
Anderson Council of Women's Clubs
Brotherhood Committee
Nurse
Julian Glazer
Marshall Schlossberg
Monroe Bing
Gerald Schlossberg
Addie Daugherty Tent Daughters of Union Veterans
The Addie Daugherty Tent of the Daughters of Union Veterans promotes patriotism and wartime history. It has 22 members with officers Mrs Milton Graddy president Mrs Florence Brisco vice president Mrs Josephine Schroeder secretary and Mrs Grace Black treasurer. Installed September 3 1926 it honors a Civil War nurse. Members must be daughters or granddaughters of GAR veterans. The national body was incorporated December 12 1885 at Massillon Ohio with Indiana department organized September 29 1915. The group has supported a local church gift flag and a loanable cane initiative.
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Addie Daugherty
Daughters of Union Veterans
Milton Graddy
Florence Brisco
Josephine Schroeder
Grace Black
GAR
Nationals
Masillon
Ohio
Indiana
Anderson Jayshees Form Social Club for Anderson Jaycees
The Anderson Jayshees a 57 member group of wives of Anderson Jaycees formed to foster broader ties with the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce. Officers include Mrs Hiegel Anderson Jayshees president Mrs Frank Woschitz vice president Mrs Harold Noland secretary and Mrs Don Miller treasurer. The first meeting was Dec 12 1951 with Mrs Kenneth Lewis as initial president. They aid the Polio Drive Mothers March and assist with the Orphan Shopping Tour at Christmas and host a husbands dance and annual bridge and style show.
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The
Anderson Jayshees
Anderson
Jaycees
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank Woschitz
Harold Noland
Don Miller
Kenneth Lewis
Lewis
Degree of Pocahontas Officers Lead Fraternal Lodge
Mrs. Barbara Owen presided as Pocahontas for 521 members of the lodge. Officers include Mrs. Eloise Hinderer, Mrs. Muriel Ehrhart keeper of records, and Mrs. Marie Downey keeper of wampum. The order funds veterans care and orphans homes, and hosts style shows, banquets, and holiday events.
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Barbara Owen
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Lodge
Eloise Hinderer
Weimoha
Muriel Ehrhart
Marie Downey
Wampum
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Of Andersen
The Andersen Credit Women’s Breakfast Club is an educational group with six active members. Organized in 1954 the international club aims to foster contact among credit women, link credit departments, and promote study courses from the National Retail Credit Association with certificates awarded on examinations.
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Credit Women's
Club of
Anderson
Telub
Credit Bureau
Anderson Group
Portland
Ore
America
National Retail Credit Association
L. R. Berry
Carroll Guard
Robert Taylor
R. E Ballard
William G. Connelly
New System Helps Tidy Up Household Tasks
If housework drags you down a new approach may ease the load. A revised sequence reduces back and forth wasted energy and avoids moving poorly placed furniture or cumbersome equipment during cleaning.
Flora-studi Garden Club Organized and Federated in 1951
The Flora-studi Garden Club formed in November and federated in May 1951 with seven charter members. Officers include Mrs. Omer Hobbs president and other officers. The group promotes flowers birds and city beautification and hosts garden tours, flower displays, and district participation.
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Gem Ibers
Central East District
State Garden Club
United Church Women Representatives Form Local Council
Representatives from 48 congregations formed a united church women council to align with Christ and support world Christian community. Organized in 1934 and linked to the National Council of United Church Women. activities include World Day of Prayer and missionary programs. Officers listed: Mrs. Everett A. Hartung president, Doyle Boren vice president, Earl Greenland secretary, Mrs. Orville Tranbarger treasurer.
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Teoune
Christ
Hartung
National Council of Church Women
National Council of United Church Women
Missionary Institute
Everett A. Hartung
Doyle Boren
Earl Greenland
Orville Tranbarger
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Club
Chauncey Ball
Ben Griner, Jr
Harold, Gray
Fred Carter
Mrs. Ball
Soroptimist Club
Anderson Soroptimist Club
Mrs. Ritter
Techion
Mary's
Mrs. Glazer
Daughters Union Veterans
Mrs. Hiegel
Robert Hiegel
Congress
United States
Indianapolis
Mrs. Owen
Mrs. Berry
Sanders
G. Kentu Weky Fried Ghicken
Jackson
Flora-studi Garden Club
Fficers
Omer Hobbs
Dewey Runyon
Hubert Jar-rell
Allen Yates
Clyde Griffee
Mrs. Hobbs
United Council Church Women
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