Local Tennis Meet Details Include Trophies and Schedules
The notice outlines daily events with girls competing at 1 p m and men at 2 p m. Boys doubles and men's open doubles are scheduled for the week of June 29 with boys at 1 p m and men at 2 p m.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
12
The notice outlines daily events with girls competing at 1 p m and men at 2 p m. Boys doubles and men's open doubles are scheduled for the week of June 29 with boys at 1 p m and men at 2 p m.
Elwood announces a weekday play program for school age boys and girls with morning and afternoon sessions at Elwood Country Club and Callaway Park. Activities include tennis, golf, swimming, archery, badminton, croquet, basketball, and more. The program features tournaments and events for all grades, with a 10 cent shoe rental fee and 10 cent activity fee. The wedding of Miss Gayle Funk to Roger Mitchell is noted in nearby items.
Masonry Maintenance Contractors Inc of Marion Ohio won a 15913 bid to sandblast and re roof the city building. Work begins next week and lasts 17 days. Project includes replacing brickwork, painting trim, chimney work, window chalking, and waterproofing the masonry area.
The New Lancaster Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Sue Peterson with a noon covered dish meal. Mrs. Janeling presided in the hostess’s absence. Guests included Mrs. Cora Anderson and Mrs. Pearl Robinson.
A noon to 5 p m social at Pony League Park Elwood features a pie cake and ve Cream social with a double header by Pony and Little League teams The event sponsors a fund raising effort approved by Elwood Women’s Club members on Saturday past.
Miss Pauline Wood chief operator at the Indiana Bell Telephone Co local Elwood branch is reassigned to the Indianapolis office starting Monday as connecting company traffic representative. Mrs Dollie Coy will succeed her as chief operator here. Wood began as an Elwood operator in 1953 later serving in Muncie and returning to lead Elwood operations in 1955. Moose Installation Officers to Be Installed by Central Indiana Legion at Elwood Lodge Saturday night with regional visitors. Roberson Funeral services set for Zennie Roberson former Elwood resident in Clearwater Fla burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Services at South Side Tabernacle with Rev James Horned officiating. Body to be moved from Copher Fesler Funeral Home to church Monday. friends may call.
Ball State student Cappel, former Miss Josie Colety, was named outstanding senior in her Ball State Teachers College class. A quiet family celebration followed, with a dinner and on campus activities. She majored in music, minored in bookkeeping and typing, and belonged to the Music Club and Phi Mu Alpha. They have two sons and a daughter, and several grandchildren. The couple attends East Street Christian Church.
Community club notes announce Rev Ivan Mitchell as guest speaker at the Lions Club event on Saturday at 11 AM. details include venue near state road 96 Morton and multiple auction notices for local sales with dates in June and names such as George Rector and Egbert M Hood.
Anatol Holt, a 31 year old University of Pennsylvania mathematics instructor and father of Becky Holt, calls Philadelphians to care for children as his 3 year old daughter is found murdered. He writes a 1300 word letter urging compassion and help for the teen killer Edward Cooney J as police reveal his confession and court orders mental examinations for both youths and parents.
Local Madison County Myasthenia Gravis group plans to attend the State Chapter meet at Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis. Session starts Sunday at 2 p.m. in Room M-107 with a Myasthenia Gravis film and Dr Edward J Tether discussing developments from a Los Angeles symposium.
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