War Mothers Conclave Sets Plans for July Meetings
War Mothers met Thursday at Odd Fellows Mall to review district meets in Marion on July 13 and a national convention in Boston in July. Mrs Charles Messinger led the session. Reports profiled by Mrs Ella Schoonover and Mrs Floyd Kubrick on the state parlary board trip. Officers announced representatives to Boston: Messrs Messinger Siwin del Schoonover Kubrick Likens. Next meeting scheduled for July at 7 30 p m in the Heil building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Mall
9Th
Jackson Sis
Charles Messinger
Marion
Ella Schoonover
Floyd Kubrick
Indianapolis
Boston
Mass
James Siwindel
Elra Schoonover
Xennie Likens
Women's Union Meets All Day at First Baptist Church
The Women's Union of the First Baptist Church held an all day meeting on Thursday. White Cross sewing started in the morning, lunch was served by Group Two, and the afternoon featured group singing and a business session. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ronald Learner. Attendees who had joined the Franklin College house party shared highlights from their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Union of the
First Baptist Church
White Cross
Ronald Learner
Franklin College
WSCS Group Meets Thursday at Methodist Church
The WSCS at the Nontest Methodist Church will convene Thursday afternoon at 4 15 in the church basement. Fred Lewis will lead the worship service. Reports from the Epworth Forest assembly at Lake Webster last week were given by Mesdames Gifford Runyon Hoyt Kestne and Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Nontest
Fred Lewis
Epworth Forrest
Lake Webster
Mesdames Gifford Runyon
Hoyt Kestne
Wilbur Is
Household Scrapbook Polished Surfaces and Remedies
The dinen will not stick to the polished table ton hot weather if a piece of waxed paper is placed under the centerpiece. This will also prevent a stain from cald water or an overturned vase. A cherry stain is made by mixing boiled linseed oil turpentine burnt sienna and whiting. Equal pairs of baking soda and talcum powder make a cooling skin lotion.
Open Bow and Arrow Drive InListed Schedule
Irregular schedule fragment shows events at Lulcheons Rotary and Exchange clubs. Various youth activities include girls hikes, boys non floaters, swimmers and open swims with times. A Drive In venue named New Bow And Arrow is listed across from U.K. Pottery on St Rd 47.
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U.K. Pottery
St.’ Rd
Hostesses Named for Central Christian Church Women Groups
The Women s Fellowship Groups of the Central Christian Church set regular sessions Thursday at listed homes and times. Group One meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Wescoe Lee, Group Two at 3 0 p m with Mrs Edward Wellington, Group Three at 2 30 p m with Mrs Keith Epply, Group Four at 1 30 p m with Mrs Willis Stokes, Group Five at 1 40 p m with Mrs Hlen Seyhert, Group Six at 1 40 p m with Mrs Len Seyhert, Group Seven at 6 30 p m with Mrs Lottvidge, and Group Nine at 7 40 p m with Mrs Ball Eble.
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Central Christian Chucebs
Droup
P. Om
Mresy Wescoe Lee
Koslyse
Croup Treisan
Edward Wellington
Wero Ave
Keith Epply
Willis Stokes
Myers Ave
Byram Morrison
Noble St
Tlen Seyhert
Woodside
Grong
Lottvidge
Ball Eble
Ercemont de
Mrs Chambers Hosts Bethany Ladies Meeting
Mrs Ward Chambers entertained the Bethany Ladies Thursday afternoon June 24 at her home. Mrs Doe Jones assisted by Mrs Charles Conrad led devotions. Guests included Mesdames Chester Wean Garland Lawier Kermit Pugh Lloyd Campbell Orl Schalk Charles Johns Howard May Bloor Hudson Dewey Long Wesley Scott Clarit Burns Thurman Lawler Charles Barker Chester Broadbent Wolace Bronnenberg Cecilia Johns Madge Seatl Pamela Campbell Mary Elen Lawler Marilyn Pugh Kathy Campbell and others. Elsie Broadbest spent Thursday at Pardue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Ward_ Chambers
Dewey Long
Wesley Scott
Clarit Burns
Thurman Lawler
Charles Barker
Chester Broadbent
Wolace Bronnenberg
Cécil Johns
Madge Seatl
Pamela Y Campbell
Mary Elen Lawler
Marilyn Pugh
Kathy Campbell
Messis
Illa Svell
Larcy Burns
David Pugh
Stanley Lawler
Tayid Barns
Lcs
Elsie Broadbest
Pardue
Nan
Family Rules For Home Equipment Sharing
A Philadelphia advice column by Myrtle Meyer Eldred offers practical steps for families with three children aged 12 to 17 to share a car, telephone, and TV. It suggests each device be allocated by age, with weekly planning and agreed rules, plus joint program choices and fair use times. The piece also notes a leaflet for further reading and provides reader contact details.
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F. J
Ifyaib
Philadelphia
Lapel Sorority Elects Officers in Beta Chapter
The Alpha Xi Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority held its annual officer election at the home of Janice Blake. New officers: Ivalan Sisson president, Barbara Richardson co president, Ann Alius secretary, Barbara Schuyler treasurer, Carolyn Beglay parliamentarian. Installation set for Sept 7 at Ann Mills home. Members present included Carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Tegley, Ann Mills, Barbara Richardson, Janice Blake, and others. A survey shows 28 percent of all tax funds contain.
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Niagara Faite
Gertie Hreece
Fannie Fisher
Mis. Ie Folger
Violet Par
Pattern advertisements echo bright colors and sewing details
A busy vintage ad scene promotes sewing patterns with vivid hues and multiple sizes. It lists pattern numbers, color motifs, fabric requirements, and mailing orders. Names like ANNE ADAMS and THE ANDERSON HERALD appear. The copy emphasizes easy-to-follow instructions and ready-to-mail catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Anderson Werald
Neddlecraft
P.O
Old Chel
New York
N. Y
Ainel Fabris
Gunn
Taura Wheeler
Anne Adams
Carey
Anderson Herald
Pal
Crn Dent
Teok
N.Y
Richard Gibson Weekend Visit With Grimfather in San Gabriel
Richard Gibson of San Gabriel, California, spent the weekend with his grandmother Mrs. Gots and the Metsker family. The trip featured a quiet family gathering and local outings in the San Gabriel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gibson
San Gabriel
Cali
Mrs. Gots
Metsker
Middletown Scouts Honor Court Formation
Middletown Cub Scouts and explorers held a court of honor at the Methodist church with awards by Arthur Hedrick and Rufus Purdue. World badges and Trail medals were issued as the group prepares for officer training and WSCS meeting the coming week. Local pastors and guests joined a June gathering with barbecue honoring the new minister and his wife.
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Middletown
Methodist Church
Aysounell
Arthue Hedrick
Rufus Purdue
Jack Zirkle
Nancy
Tanks State Park
New
Lincoln City
WSCS
D. M. Elliott
Methodist Youth Fellowship
the Hey
Burl Cogan
Robert Ashlock
Pensacola, Fla
Join Brosnenberg
New Castle
Anderson
Daleville
Floyd McClain
Lee Tavetl
Park Board Organized In Lapel Elects Officers
The Lapel Park Board completed its organization naming Lesile Wise president and Roland Sheets secretary treasurer. other members include Jack Galliher Eugene George and Howard Wiseman. News notes cover local births hospital stays and community events.
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Lal
Lapel Park Board
Lésile Wise
Roland Sheets
Treasuer
Jack Galliher
Eugene
George
Howard Wiseman
Warold Wolfgang
Ave Howell
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Bob Stainer
William Steiner
Warry Elsten
Ball Memorial Hospital
Munele
Gerald Mouse
Lapel
Ticlen-Remy
Freddie Aldred
Basil Fisher
Tewis Armstrong
Chicawgo
Wawasee
David Tancock
Hancnek
Sylvia
Eternal Battle with Diet for Health and Vitality
A reflective piece urges individuals to improve eating habits beyond half measures. It argues for diverse raw fruits and vegetables to preserve vitamins and boost energy, skin and hair, and overall health. Readers are invited to request leaflet No. 48 by Josephine Lowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowsman
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and travel
Fragmentary text mentions punishment after offense, a person sent to Germany on a GM ship, and visitors in Hillsborough Texas. Uncertain sources render details vague and names partially unreadable.
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d_C. Ciunaining
Tykle
Germany
General Motors
Clarence Jackson
Afshlyn
Hillsborough
Tex
Ballad Redding
Evening Circle WSCS Convenes at Middletown Home
The Evening Circle of the WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Ed Morris with Mrs. Orville Lebanon hosting in Lebanon Indiana. Park Quick was named worship leader and a piano accompaniment by Mrs. Lloyd Cano. Attendees included Mrs. Ralph Stewart and many others as they planned a feeding social and planned the next gathering at Mrs. Paul Kramer’s home.
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Middletown
WSCS
Methodist Church
Park Quick
Ed Morris
Orville
Lebanon
Ind
Leby Clevenger
Amon
Lloyd Cano
Ted
Ralph Stewart
Af Jessor
Plang
Brengana
Ernestine Kaufman
New District
Cecil Brawn
Mesdames
Blanche Brattain
Lannie Kennington
Charles Sanders
Richard Ockamon
Lee Wood
Marcial Hopnes
George Ballard
Charles Tucker
Kenneth Seybert
Paul Kramer
Georgi Ellison
Bertha McClain
Byron Nixon
Mes
Fred Tykle
Detroit
Mich
Waller Boeker
Supplies of hair from Sikterian ponies end prized bows
Readable fragments indicate supplies of pony tail hair once used for violin bows are no longer available. The note implies expert crafting sources have ceased providing the fur and could affect instrument makers seeking such material.
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Sre
Unclear Message About Vacation Address and Communication
Fragmentary note questions access to mail while residents are away. Mentions forgetting to mail items to vacation address and instructs to call a number. Content is garbled and lacks clear names or concrete actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Dally
Hove
Meets Planned by Christian Women Fellowship Hosts
The Bryne Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship schedules Thursday afternoon meetings at 1 o'clock with five groups each hosting at listed addresses. Group One Mrs. Heleney Youngs at 210 Forest Terrace, Group Two Mrs. Glen Eble at 2205 George Street, Group Three Mrs. Maude Wall at 2100 Noble Street, Group Four Mrs. Iyalu Mace at 2018 F Lynn Street, Group Five Mrs. Lloyd Jones at 2210 Hofether Street, plus additional hosts.
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Cay
Christian Women's Fellowship
The
Bryne Christian Church
Ileney Youngs
Forest Terrace
Glen Eble
George St
Maude Wall
Noble St
Iyalu Mace
F. Lynn St
Nogress
Lloyd Jones
Hloteher St
Jennings
Hagh
aMd Lifidberg
Junior Miss 4 H Club Meets at Wheistona Church
The regular Junior Miss 4 H Club meeting at Wheistona Church featured pledges led by Carolena Hildreth and Gretchen Hartel, devotions by Faye Livingston, and a style show judged by Ava members. Entertainment by Janel Burris and Gretchen Hartell, with hosts Betty Prosit and Judy Hailey as mostesses. next meeting planned at Shadside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG Sure
Eli Wis
Wheistona Church
Caroyna Hildreth
Gretchen Hartel
Judy iShultz
Faye Livingston
Bolly
Cate Olyn Mildreth
Patritia Lamey
Janel. Burris
Gretchen Hart
Ell
Ava
Betty Prosit
Dudy Hailey
Mrs. Hildreth
Betty Kay Hildreth
Drestnt
Shads+ side Park
People's Church Welcomes New Members in Anderson
In Anderson the People's Church Inc received 24 members by confession of faith during Sunday service. The ceremony marked the final fellowship-based reception under the new charter, with the Board of Trustees and Pastor Rev Joseph L. Mouling welcoming the new members. A church business meeting and annual officer elections are planned for Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church, Inc
Anderson Isa
Willian Cook
Joseph L. Hunting
Muriel Matcher
Forsrest Reger
Inex Staley
William Kalb
Aydie Mahon
Jack
Joseph L. Muoling
People's Church
Board of ‘Trustees
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Women’s Union
YMCA
Anderson College Library
Lulcheons
Rotary Club
Exchange Club
Minners
Ray Rudolph Drake
Pauline Nerman
Pirat
wAller
Harald
Sigma Alpha Chis
Pendleton
Robert McCord
Stohallyriter
William Fleeman
Bon
Hempieman
Edwin Shiney
Teth Porter
Mry
Pauline Nichols
Georgerol Indignypolis
Mise Adit
Mrs. Chambers
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Jeanel
Register Trim Fune Syndicate
Des Moines
Tawa
Lapel Sorority
Lucy
Viana Bell Telephone Company
Tron
Laure Whales
Dallara
Irgcord
Chaase
AGRI
Park Board Organized
Josephine Lowman
Register Aid
Tribute Syndicate
Laws
Poinks
Ais
Prue
Philco
White Frost CO
People’s Church
Frederic
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