Child Welfare Push Guided by Change Theme in Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary, led by Child Welfare Chairman Mrs. Speed Johnson of George H. Hackett Auxiliary Unit, advances a "Challenge of Change" theme for child welfare this year. April emphasizes work across units to improve conditions for all children, noting 40 million of 70 million children are veterans' offspring. Core aims: keep homes intact, provide a whole child program, and cooperate with other groups aiding children of veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Speed Johnson
George H. Hackett
United Sates
Johnson
Auxiliary
Lessons Presented At Meetings Of Home Demonstration Clubs
Multiple home demonstration clubs held meetings at members homes with club presidents leading sessions. Devotions were offered, lessons presented by various members, and guests welcomed. Spring events and luncheons were announced for April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing
Harold Marsh
W. 4Th St
Willing Workers Club
Estel Hunt
Gene Chapman
Sam Sobel
Marsh
Charles Divens
Earl Wiedman
Hunt
Hearth and Home Club Meeting At Westlow Court
The Hearth and Home Club met at Mrs Lois Fisher home 1608 Westlow Ct Eleven members attended Mrs George Williams led the lesson and members exchanged recipes Mrs John Dudderar led devotions A dessert luncheon with a St Patrick s Day theme was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping
Helping Hands Club
Court Kesling
E. 37Th St
Arthur McKinsey
Basil McCartney
Fred Swearingen
William Hammons
Lois Fisher
Westlow
George Williams
John Dudderar
Wright Club March Meeting at Copeland Home
The Wright Club gathered at Mrs. Leland Copeland’s home for the March session with devotions led by Mrs. Mac Todd and lesson by Mrs. Roy York. Eleven members and one guest attended. A Valley Grove Club meeting at Mrs. Passwater’s home with lesson by Mrs. Connelly drew fifteen members and four guests including Mrs. Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Club
Leland Copeland
Mac Todd
Roy York
William Shaffer
Valley Grove Club
William Passwater
Cletis Connelly
Robert Mathis
Mills
Roy
Homemakers Club meets at Mrs. Jean Biddle's home
Twenty members plus one guest, Mrs. Arlie Gilliland, attended a Homemakers Club gathering at the residence of Mrs. Jean Biddle. Mrs. Jesse Stohler led devotions and the lesson was taught by Mrs. Evan Wilson and Mrs. H. C. Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Jean Biddle
Jesse Stohler
Evan Wilson
H. C. Nicholas
Arlie Gilliland
Mothers Swap Babies After Hospital mixup
INDIANAPOLIS UP I Mrs Donald Foltz said she returned from St Francis Hospital with a new baby only to find the identification bracelet bore the name Marsh instead of Foltz She and her husband swapped the infants after discovering the mix up Mrs Glen Marsh of Plainfield learned of the mistake a day later Both mothers shared the same attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Donald Foltz
St. Francis Hospital
Marriage Licenses listed for several couples
Ray Dean Meader of Alexandria and Sharon Rose Moore of Summitville are granted licenses. Joel Pat Robbins of Anderson and Judith Marie Burton of Anderson. Brownie Dale Melton of Anderson and Elizabeth Diane Ulmer of Chesterfield. Paul Gilbert Gwynn Jr. of Anderson and Tonya Lynn Niccum of Anderson. David Lee Martin of Pendleton and Mary Lee Smith of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dean Meader
Alexandria
Sharon Rose Moore
Summitville
Joel Pat Robbins
Anderson
Judith Marie Burton
Brownie
Dale Melton
Elizabeth Diane Ulmer
Chesterfield
Paul Gilbert Gwynn, Jr
Tonya Lynn Niccum
David Lee Martin
Pendleton
Mary Lee Smith
Indianapolis
Engagements and weddings announced in local society pages
Miss Janice Lee Ferguson of 615 East 29th Street will wed Norman Errol Grant of 2812 Chase Street on July 21 at East Lynn Christian Church. Ferguson, a 1959 Anderson High School graduate, attends Ball State Teachers College, as does her fiancé who plans to graduate in June. A second couple, Deborah Lewis of Middletown and David Brock Lively of 160 North ?, are betrothed with a Mechanicsburg wedding planned for April 6 at 6:30 PM in Mechanicsburg Methodist Church. Deborah Lewis attended Middletown High School and Purdue University and works at Marsh's Super Markets in Yorktown. Lively is employed at Delco-Remy Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lee Ferguson
Robert F. Ferguson
E. 29Th St
Norman Errol Grant
Norman E. Grant
Chase St
East Lynn Christian Church
George
Miss Ferguson
Anderson High School
Ball State Teachers College
Ball State
Odell
Deborah Lewis
Edwin Helm
Lewis
Middletown High School
Porter Business College
Marsh’s
Super Markets
Yorktown
Purdue University
Delco-Remy
Th St
Middletown
Mechanicsburg Methodist Church
Wedding plans and anniversaries in Anderson area
Miss Rose Ann Needler and Alan James Brown announce a spring wedding plans by the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Needler of 1811 Kerrwood Dr. The couple’s backgrounds include Needler graduation in 1960 and Brown from Anderson High in 1961 with current jobs at Container Corp and Delco Remy. The text also notes a late summer wedding for La Jean and David Alden Telfer, with Telfer teaching social studies at Madison Heights Junior High and Miss Lick holding advanced degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ann Needler
Alan James Brown
Gerald E. Needler
Kerrwood Dr
Lawrence Brown
Sherman St
Noble Street Methodist Church
Wallace
Pattern for garden helpers of plastic or oilcloth
Keep things in order save time with three garden helper pieces each with pockets for tools seeds markers cord and a wooden tray stands up pattern 793 directions cutting guide thirty five cents per pattern add fifteen cents per pattern handling send to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York 11 NY print plainly PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS and ZONE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Club evenings and club notices cover several groups
A March Jolly T Club meeting at Mrs. Max Whitehead 1403 W 10th elected officers led by president Mrs Don Givens and held a business session with new projects. Eagles Auxiliary initiated six new candidates and held balloting. district meeting planned for New Castle March 28. Multiple clubs including L A metie and Calendula held gatherings, prizes awarded, and hosts named. Muscular Dystrophy benefit dance tickets on sale April 20. stepping reminders and upcoming hosts listed. A recipe tip asks if allspice can substitute for nutmeg in puddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Whitehead
W. 10Th St
Jolly T Club
Don Givens
Gene Barton
J. T. Smithers
Gerald O'Connor
Price Buck
Eagles
Aerie
Lara Smith
Mary Snow
Marilyn Keep
Mary Shafer
New Castle
Pearl Moss
Cathryn Fisher
Genevieve Dillman
Gladys Sweetman
Jeannette Dickey
Spices in Glass Become a Home Decor Status Symbol
As spring revives homes women seek brightening touches in kitchens with glass packed spices. The trend, grown since postwar interest in gourmet cooking, sees major brands bottling spices in glass for decorative and practical appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
California
Glass
Manualctuers Institute
U.S
American Spice Trade Association
United States
Spice Trade Association
Ikebana International Exhibit Blooms at Housing Center
Washington residents host an eight day Ikebana International show at the National Housing Center from March 30 to April 7 featuring 430 members and demonstrations by teachers and pupils. The event showcases Ikenobo Ohara and Sogetsu schools, along with Kokufu Kadon and Bonsai and Sumi-e works. Admission is free, hours 10 to 6 weekdays and 1 to 6 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Housing Center
Washington
District of Columbia
Ikebana International
U.S
Tokyo
Japan
Y.w.c.a.s
Housing Center
Pierre
Nancy) Salinger
Ohara
Sogetsu
Toki Miyakawa
Nihon Ryoki
Shirley Kurata
Carl Lamana
Olive Dodson
Yolanda Mayhall
DeVecchio
Kokufu-Kadon
Washington Area
R. G. DeVecchio
W. Lloyd George
Donald C. Kanade
J. C. Mertz
Percy J. Veach
Bernard N. Riordan
Paul F. Wagner
Ralph S. McDowell
John B. Herweg
Estelle S. Phillips
Kenneth Messenger
L Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Imagination Helps Actors Shape Hollywood Paths
HOLLYWOOD AP Bob Cummings says desire plus imagination can lead to outcomes. He recounts changing identity to land Broadway work and later becoming Tex Cummings for a Paramount project, outlining a life built on self crafted image and persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bob Cummings
Cummings
Broadway
Joplin
England
Blade Stanhope Conway
America
Robert Cummings
Milton Berle
Fanny Brice
Paramount
Margaret Sullavan
Tex Cummings
van Johnson
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Johnson
Hollywood (Ap
Dianne Foster
San Fernando Valley
Spices Labeled Jars Create Colorful Kitchen Display
A playful idea suggests labeling glass jars with the six most popular spices today. The list reads black pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, garlic salt, paprika and chili powder, offering a decorative color contrast for any kitchen.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary Affairs
Meadowbrook Club
Leonard Baker
Main St
Everett Savage
Earl Miles
Charles Maguire
Richard Jarrett
Vernon Swiegart
Emanon Club
Kenneth Hammond
W. St
Marcus Jackson
Virgil Bankson
Harry Reichenbach
John H. Rider
Frank Rogers
Happy Hour Club
Dolly Madison
Dolly Madison Club
Lillian Bender
Drexel Dr
Flora Boyer
Kathryn Gregory
Barkdull Jr
Miss Loretta Baker
Home Social Club
Earl Gustin
Retta Neese
Mary Markle
Household Engineers
Household Engineers Club
Adonis Thomas
Gerald Rigsby
Don Townsend
Ella McKinley
Harland Harris
Gary Norton
Keith Rospach
Gerald Stenklyft
Thomas Lane
William Carter
Valley Grove
Homemakers
Greenfield
Begonias
Cala
Cannas Gladiolas
Gaar
Society and Club News
Jane Heritage
Dorothy Boyce
A. Harris
Jack W. Lewis
RR 1
David Brock Lively
Robert Lively
W. Deyo
Miss Needler
Ft. Wayne International Business College
The
Container Corp
Mr. Brown
Purdue Extension School
Delco-Remy Division
Karla Jean Lick
Meloni
Caurather
Clubettes
L’ametie Club
Bonnie Gorman
Sycamore St
Neil Rich
Mesdames Rich
Inez Schmink
Ethel Warfel
Bertha Barnett
Lula Scherer
Andrew Summa
Morton St
Donald Cortrecht
Mesdames Dexter McCarty
Harold Williams
James Lines
Richard Isom
Elmer Stephenson
Chast St
Laf-A-Lot Club
Raymond Hines
Pendleyton
James Hacker
Richard Staggs
Robert Roudebush
John Niven
Robert Gilmore
Nevin
Elwood
Arris
Jackson
Ofetiaty
Pendleton Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!