Bean Blossom Festival Showcases Bluegrass Legacy
At Bean Blossom Indiana Bill Monroe heads a five day bluegrass festival drawing fans from students to mountain folk. The Marshall Family The Nashville Grass and Lester Flatt with the Nashville Grass perform alongside Monroe’s Blue Grass Boys in a roster that spans gospel to traditional tunes. The event blends heritage with a democratic, box seat free atmosphere, highlighting enduring Bluegrass roots and a hopeful outlook for future festivals across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Matt
Nashville Grass
Bill Monroe
Marshall
Columbus
Ohio
Glen Lawson
Mansalia
Ralph Stanles
Clinch Mountain Boys
Wineo
Elendar
Kentucky
Curly Ray Cline
Stanley
Lester Flatt
Grand Ole Opry
Charlie Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Charlie
Bluebird
Flatt
Farl Scruggs
Earl Seruges
Paul Wark
Marty Steward
Lester
Marl
Roy Acuff
Theorld
Fran
Monroe
Monroy
Carter
Jimmy Rogers
Kentucky Bolt Monroe Brothers
BN Monroe
Blue Grass Boys
Nashville
Bill
Biluegrass
Fincastle
Virginia
Whuegrass
Grand Ole Opre
Lel Y Man
Io Man
Floyd
Shire
Bluewra
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Friends of Bluegrass
Laurel
Boswell
George and Georgia
Brookville
Ted
Barry Sparks
Beaty-Phipps Announcement of Imminent Marriage
Announcement notes the approaching marriage of Miss Daniee Kay Phipps and Roger Bule Beaty by Mr and Mrs Pate Phipps Pendicton residents. The wedding is set for the 1st at 5 PM at the Phipps residence with William Parsons performing a double-wing ceremony. Beaty attends Anderson Vocational Technical School and works at Vege Taal Co in Markleville. he is a Pendleton Heights High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniee Kay Phipps
Roger Bule Beaty
Pate Phipps
Halford
Johnny Beaty
Pendicton
Phipps
William Parson
Anderson Vocational Technical Schood Ad
Hinton Hoerner July wedding announced by Hoerner family
Miss Mary Anne Hoerner and Thomas Hinton plan a July 26 wedding as announced by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs Glen Hoerner of Manhattan Kansas and Mr and Mrs Keith Hinton Sr of Anderson Indiana. Hoerner is a Manhattan High and Marion College nursing graduate while Hinton is an Anderson High School graduate who attended Marion College and serves as minister of music and youth at Wesleyan Church in Mitchell Indiana. The groom's parents will host a reception for the couple on Saturday August 2 at Anderson College Of Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Hoerner
Thomas Hinton
Glen Hoerner
Manhattan
Kan
Keith Hinton
W. Third St
Anderson
Hoerner
Manhattan High School
Marion College
Hinton
Anderson High School
Wesleyan Church
Mitchell
Ind
Anderson College of Center
Why Grow Old A Dermatologist Answers Skin Questions
Interview with Dr. Lubowe in New York covers age spots sun exposure and bleaching options. Discusses sun screens peroxide creams and dermatitis advice for acne hormonal changes and at home skincare. invites readers to request a free leaflet on family exercise plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
Truss Lubowe
New York City
Lubowe
Luhowe
Talso
Herald
Piamily
Lions Install Officers at Shirley Club Meeting
Shirley Lions Club installed officers led by Frank McCall as president at a park shelter event Monday night. Others include Bill Badgley first vice president Jerry Ghssen second vice president Ronnie Kaufman third vice president David Brumfield secretary treasurer Wayne Brumfield and board members Rex Willis Richard Hanna and Marty Ebbert. BEL Darling and Lisa Johns were recognized. The dinner was served by Shirtes United Methodist Women.
Community notes span honors and events in Anderson
The Anderson area reports on the WW I Auxiliary and Barracks meeting at the Eagles Home where the Anderson Historical Auxiliary won first in the Sun District and will be judged at the July department convention in Indianapolis. It lists new officers and honors a 10th anniversary at Madison Heights High School with August dinner and dance at Lindey's. Also covered are NAACP convention plans in Washington D.C., and Order of Eastern Star 50 year members honoring at Mt. Moriah Temple with initiations and officer installations. Further notes mention the Mother of Twins Club meeting in Anderson with a Hawaii themed convention notice and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Anderson Historical Auxiliary
Sun District
Department
Indianapolis
Neva Boyer
Bonnie Hilligoss
Margaret Sparks
Margaret Abel
Madison Heights High School
Lindey's-on
Larry Mechem
Don Jones
Karen Davis Plew
NAACP
Sheraton Park
Shoreham
Washington D.C
Adair Gibbs
Willie Willis
Eugene F. Brown
Bernice Brown
Hazel Minnefield
Anderson
Order of Eastern Star
Mt. Moriah Masonic Temple
Nichol Ave
Alice Riggsby
George Ullerbuck
Franklin
Alexandria
Brenda J. Carey
Mildred N. Shaul
Mary Frances Birkindline
Ray Lee Ham
Mary Barker
Plorence Lacey
Alice Layton
Marshall
Star Point
Esther
Esthers
Star Int Electa
Mother of Twins Club
Cheryl Baker
Bonnie Hobbs
Mur
Indiana
Italy
Quality Inn
Muncie
Do Optometrists and Ophthalmologists Have Distinct Specialties
The text attempts to distinguish three eye care roles Optician Optometrist and Ophthalmologist. It describes the Optician as handling glasses orders and eye care, the Optometrist as trained to examine eyes detect vision issues and refer, and the Ophthalmologist as a medical doctor performing eye surgery and treating diseases. It also mentions non disease vision issues like contact lenses and vision correction.
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Diane M. Wright
Bean Blossom
Billy
Red Cooper
BBC
Grant Turner
Grand Ole Opry Radio Network
Restate
Southeastern America
Rhvegrass Alliance
Marshalls
Paul Simon
Allianee
Ohio Ave
ST RD
Beaty-Phipps
Janice Kay Phipps
Shirtes
United Methodist Women
Shirley United Methodist Church
Ronald Lawhead
Meridian Church of God
John Deffers
Fellowship Hall
Park “Place
Baker Park
New Castle
Memorial Park
Lawhead
Broadway
Sun
MHHS
Mildred Lucille Osteen
Mildred Dixon
Mildred Bonham
Myrtle Estes
Mildred DeLanter
Leah Craigmile
Eva Quinn
Hewitt’s Furniture Warehouse
Ha Mer
Amy
Eve Cary
David Tavel
Robert Krack
Mounds Mall
Cousins
Meridian Plaza
Viamonds
Anderson Area
Colusky Jg Jewelers
Ifyride
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