Helping Hands Club Annual Picnic at Shadyside Park
The North Anderson Helping Hands Club picnicked at Shadyside Park on Monday with a dinner and business meeting led by Mrs. John Hull. Birthday gifts were given to six members, a farewell gift to Mrs. Robert Goodnight departing for Florida, and Mrs. Richard Boerner won the attendance prize. Guests included several members and twenty-one children.
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North Anderson
Ralph Willis
Mesdames
Malcolm Vaught
Mable Bennett
Curtis Gilliam
Rolland Seibold
Harvey Kinnaman
Gertie Thomas
Verna Robertson
Walter Kleeberger
Ladies Shrine Picnics At Cabin
The Madison County Ladies Shrine Club picnicked at Shrine Cabin Thursday evening with spring flowers at the serving tables. Plans announced include a July 10 pitch-in dinner with the men and a June 22 6 30 p m pitch in for both groups. A lawn party scheduled for July 11 was cancelled. Attendees included Ruth Koeniger Mary Simpson Merrill Mills Ray Rollinger J Paul Coffin James Babcock Cash Hobbs Raymond Reed Lee Dunn Robert Ponsler Carl Crosley Earl Wollam Howard V. Davis Joe Fleet Dale Capehart Melvin Wells Kenneth McCord Juhl Baker and Ralph C Brown.
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Madison County Ladies
Shrine Club
Shrine Cabin
Mesdames Ruth Koeniger
Mary Simpson
Merrill Mills
Ray Rollinger
J. Paul Coffin
Today at YMCA dinners and schedule notes
At the YMCA a schedule lists dinners at 6.3 and a sports roster for Franklin Miller. It includes a physical schedule at 9 and activities for Junior B's gym and swim at 19 with Preps' gym and swim.
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YMCA
T. Franklin Miller
Mrs Clara Miller Hosts Luncheon For Gingham Club
Mrs Clara Miller of 2714 Greenbrier Road entertained Gingham Club members Wednesday at a one oclock luncheon. Decorations featured flowers and dolls as graduates. nutcaps served as mortar boards. Card prizes went to Mesdames Miller Bertha Barnes and Nellie Gelling with Mrs Olive Norton among guests. June 19 Mary Pettibone will host at W 38th Street.
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Clara Miller
Greenbrier Rd
Gingham Club
Mesdames Miller
Bertha Barnes
Nellie Gelling
Olive Norton
Mary Pettibone
W. 38Th St
Open House For Dr D H Jones Honors Local Doctor
Dr David H Jones honored at a family open house hosted by Mr and Mrs K L Jones Rt 3 attended by 71 friends and relatives. A graduate of Markleville High School class of 1949 Indiana Central College 1953 and Indiana University School of Medicine he will start a July 1 internship at General Hospital Indianapolis. He is married to Louise Sparks of Markleville and has two sons. His brother James H Jones teaches at Madison Heights School.
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David H. Jones
K. L. Jones
Rt. 3
Jones
Indiana University School of Medicine
Dr. Jones
Markleville High School
Indiana Central College
General Hospital
Indianapolis
Louise Sparks
Markleville
James H. Jones
Madison Heights
Bunco Club Meets At Mrs Tansier Home
The Jolly Mixers Bunco Club met Tuesday at 2312 FE 6th St, hosted by Mrs. Marie Tansier. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Park, Mrs. Eldon Roberts, and Mrs. Bar dal. Mrs. Maynard Wood received a ripen gift from her secret pal. The club plans a July 1 meeting with Mrs. Phyllis Mollenkolf at 1122 Nichol Ave. A muffin tip and a cheese shrimp dip note are included.
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Jolly Mixers
Bunco Club
Marie Tansier
St. Bunco
Charles Park
Eldon
Gilbert Roberts
Bardal
Maynard Wood
Phyllis Mollenkolf
Nichol Ave
Patterned Lantern Potholders and Shirtwaist Pattern Ads
Readers are urged to consider home craft projects and plan for possible changes in family travel. The note promotes Pattern 767 for six lantern potholders with directions and pattern 4599 for a Misses shirtwaist in two sleeve versions. Both require sending prices to New York addresses with name, address, zone, and size details. Two free patterns are offered along with a forthcoming needlecraft book.
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Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th. St
Mrs Skinner Honored by Brownie Troop Gathering
Mrs. Chester Skinner, Westvale School leader, was surprised with a birthday and handkerchief shower by Girl Scout Troop No. 121 and Brownie Troop No. 223. She plans an extended visit to California. Committees and guests from both troops attended, with a going away gift presented at a West-Side Kids Mothers Club meeting. A separate event, Richard Crashaw Guest Dinner, celebrated “Vacation Bound” at Edgewood Country Club with Irene Myers as guest speaker and a large roster of attendees.
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Chester Skinner
Westvale
Skinner
California
J. R. Johnson
Ann Doll
Janet Trimble
Donna Troyer
Vicky Porter
Cynthia Lee
Melinda Johnson
Teresa Goodwin
Barbara Long
Sharon Teague
Shellman Troyer
Careroll Keesling
Susan Keesling
Judy Carwile
Mary Lee Skinner
Judith Ellingwood
Patsy Taylor
Bette Joy Williams
Connie Mathews
Vicky Sue Skinner
Barbara Johnson
Sharon Kreig
Danny Troyer
Bruce Johnson
Danny Keesling
Johnny Craib
Richard Crashaw
Edgewood Country Club
Nelle C. Cunningham
Mesdames J. C. Armington
C. M. Weis
Nora Richards
Thomas Lavelle
Roberta Bender
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Max Alva Riggs of Shirley born 1935 a factory employee wed Bonnie Jean Stevens of Markleville born 1938 an office employee. John Robert Brown of Anderson born 1937 a heating and air conditioning worker wed Rita Osenbaugh of Anderson born 1939 an restaurant employee. Hubert D. Cain of Anderson born 1937 a service station employee wed Janet Kay Hull of Anderson born 1939 a restaurant employee.
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Max Alva Riggs
Shirley
Bonnie Jean Stevens
Markleville
John Robert Brown
Anderson
Rita Osenbaugh
Hubert D. Cain
Janet Kay Hull
Why Grow Old bicycle history warms up to riding fun
The piece traces the bicycle’s rich American history from the May 19 anniversary of the first U S bicycle to a nationwide 24 million rider figure. It notes cycles as status symbols in the gay nineties, police on cycles, early club culture, the auto era’s impact, postwar booms in kids’ bikes, wartime shifts to Victory models, gas rationing, and today’s enduring, affordable pastime urging readers to enjoy outdoor summer pedal pushers.
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United States
Communicating with Josephine Lowman via Register and Tribune
Readers may reach Josephine Lowman by sending letters in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate at Des Moines Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Versatile Educator To Join IU Staff
Dr. Norwood R. Hanson, appointed professor of philosophy at Indiana University, brings a Marine fighter pilot background, amateur boxing, shot put, and music to the faculty. A 33-year-old lecturer at Cambridge University, he will join IU in September after earning degrees from Chicago, Columbia, Oxford, and Cambridge. He won the Distinguished Flying Cross for 54 carrier missions in World War II.
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Bloomington
Ind
Norwood R. Hanson
Indiana University
Chicago
Columbia
Oxford
Cambridge
Hanson
Cambridge University
England
Locia Kurtz Mothers Club 20th Anniversary Pink Tea
Locia Kurtz Mothers Club of East Lynn Christian Church marked its 20th anniversary with a Pink Tea in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Raymond Kurtz presided at the pink table. Mrs. Ralph May chaired the event with several helpers. a service honoring former presidents was led by Mrs. George Harris. Verna Whitworth sang. an installation named the 1957 58 officers led by Mrs. Leon Robbins. attendance included many church members and the Rev George A Harris.
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Locia Kurtz
East Lynn
Bill Ellis
Norman Peters
Donald Smith
George Harris
Ann Boaz
Morris Bott
Walter Kimball
Lloyd MecCullum
Charles Stiner
Edith Harrison
Leonard Willoughby
Argyle Lautzenhiser
Albert Welches
George Finley
Ed Graddy
John Kinsley
Lloyd Mattison
Henry Baker
Bill Fletcher
Bud Dickey
Estel Hunt
Joe Applegate
Verna Whitworth
Kurtz
Leon Robbins
Ralph May
Bill Hughes
Charles Hunter
Clifford Swanson
Bob Williams
Robbins
Boaz
Franklin McNutt
Mesdames David Dickey
Robert F. Ferguson
H. W Hughes
George A Harris
Rex Milburn
Robert E. Williams
Hubert Alben
Cliff Swanson
Gerald Moorer
Bert Weddell
Frank W. Boaz Jr
David Hiday
James DeShong
Darrell McNutt
Charles Divens
Gene Moore
George A. Harris
Child fears insects prompt guidance from reader letters
A mother seeks help for her four year old daughter who becomes hysterical at any insect or bug, even in nursery school. Advice emphasizes accepting fears, avoiding humiliation, and increasing security, with recommended reads from The Encyclopedia of Child Care and Guidance and Helen Ross on handling child fears. The piece suggests tactful support and avoiding overt discussion of the issue to ease the child’s anxiety.
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Encyclopedia of
Helen Ross
Buenas Amigas Convened At Mrs Clifton s Home
The Buenas Amigas Study Club met at Mrs Mae Clifton s home with Mrs Edwin Sibery as assistant hostess Wednesday evening. President Mrs Maxine Carraway led the business portion. One guest Mrs Harry Jarvis attended among members including Mesdames Carraway Goble Jackson Cherry Van Camp Ault Peel Gler Wiggins Siberry Watson and Hiday.
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Buenas Amigas
Mae Clifton
Edwin Sibery
Dale van Camp
Maxine Carraway
Harry Jarvis
Mesdames Carraway
Oren Goble
Robert Jackson
Hugh Cherry
van Camp
Harold Ault
Margaret Peel
Gler, Wiggins
Siberry
Goldie Watson
Fred Hiday
Banquet for Eagles Group Set for June 20
A regular Eagles Auxiliary meeting led by president Miss Helen Sokol announced a membership banquet for June 20 at 6:30 PM at the Top Hat. Mrs. Lala Smith confirmed the event and committees for 1957-58, naming Marine Welper Auxiliary Mother and listing officers and appointees across multiple roles.
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Eagles
Helen Sokol
Lala Smith
Sokol
Marine Welper
Mary Reed
Pearl Brundage
Pearl
Community club plans social for officers kickoff
The finance and service committees, led by chair Mrs. Ruby Willis, announce next week’s social in the Rathskeller Room to honor outgoing and incoming officers. Initiation will be held as part of the gathering with entertainments by Brown Southard Pearl Moss and Maude Guenthenspberger.
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Faue 5Zinger
Pearl Buhr
Ethel Paschal
Lillian Brundage
Cecelia Dent
Iva Brown
Munson
Ritual
Betty Jane Hurley
Mabel Doyle
Brown Southard
Mary Reed
Myrtle Cooper
Betty Dailey
Pearl Moss
Maude Guenthenspberger
Lala
Sal- Smith
Ruby Willis
Laura Runads
Rathskelliar Room
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John Rehm
Joe Lordl
Elmo Funk
H. D. Dawson
Robert Caudell
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William Lanane
Lucille Cunningham
Robert Earp
Lee Burke
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Russell Forkner
Robert Shuman
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A. D. Erehart
Gerald Miller
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Sheila Armington
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Anne Jea
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Patricia Dawson
Robert Cruser
Kathy Earp
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Agnes Kennelly
Mary Burke
Kathleen Richards
Nellie K. Russell
Betty Bryant
Miss Myers
William Suylandt
Mayme Cornelus
Tipton
Robert J. Abel
J. C. Armington
Robert Armington
Horace Benefiel
Clara Bender
Lena Brockmyer
Thomas Casey
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