Sue Ann Hennegan Engaged to Gary Kemper
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Hennegan of Elwood announce the engagement of their daughter Sue Ann to Gary K. Kemper son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kemper of Vevay Miss Hennegan is a Hanover College senior and is affiliated with her sorority and campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Hennegan
Main St
Elwood
Sue Ann
Gary K. Kemper
Kenneth Kemper
Vevay
Miss Hennegan
Hanover College
Hockett Auxiliary Reports On Current Projects Session
The Hockett American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 127 met at the Post home with President Ina Swindell presiding. Julian Glazer spoke on mental health in Anderson and Madison County as the unit plans a community survey. The group discussed sending a Knightstown Home boy to the Jewish Hospital, constitution changes, district events, and Poppy Days volunteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hockett
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 127
Iaa Swindell
Quincy Bond
Julian Glazer
Anderson
Madison County
Hackett
Community Service
Helen Kellum
Roy Manford
Knightstown
Jewish Hospital
Denver
Colo
Vern Riggins
Marion
Peru
Hazel Johnson
National Philippines Project
Leatha Hall
Ruby Williamson
Ina Swindell
Lucille Gill
Martha Carmichael
Colombia
Melanie Vermillion
Needle pattern advertisement from The Anderson Herald
An advertisement explains yarn patterns and knitting instructions with Pattern 591 for sizes 32-34 and 36-38, priced at thirty five cents plus ten cents for first-class mail. It instructs mailing to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald Needle Craft Department in New York with pattern number name address and zone. The feature promotes 1962 Needle Craft Catalog with 200 designs and jumbo knits available for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Department
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Book Club Plans Guest Meeting at Lilly Lounge May 22
Mrs. Robert Adams hosted the Religious Book Club at 4921 Pearl St with Mrs. A. J. Lindsey delivering devotions and Mrs. John Siner reviewing Pearl Buck’s A Bridge for Passing. Guests included Mrs. Irene Darnell and many members. the May 22 meeting at Anderson College Lilly Lounge features Rev. Gustave Jeeninga as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Adams
Religious Book Club
Pearl St
A. J. Lindsey
John Siner
Pearl Buck
Irene Darnell
Ruth Badgley
Howard Birt
Fred Brooks
R. R. Byrui
David Darvell
Frank Denlinger
B. B. Earley
George Fox
F. G. Hoppes
W. C. Kaufman
M. L Kirkman
Howard Lindsay
Don Madren
John Neukom
Orville McCarty
H. K. Rice
Arch Sangler
Harold Spangler
B. R. Stewart
Mabel White
Lilly
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College
Gustave Jeeninga
Soroptimists Hear School Board Head On Reform Plan
Soroptimists attended a dinner at the Old Salem Room of the YMCA where Mrs. D. W. Knight, president of the Anderson School Board, spoke on the School Reorganization Plan. A brief business meeting followed with Lil lie Dunlap presiding. attendance included Lara Bond and others. A luncheon is planned for May 9 at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Salem
YMCA
D. W. Knight
Anderson School Board
Lillie Dunlap
Mrs. Knight
Lara Bond
Jessie Brown
Helen Couch
Jean Dovey
Barbara Lemon
Sammie Lewellyn
Ann Manford
Lois Hehm
Gretchen Ritter
Eva
Anderson YTC Reports on April YTE Week Efforts
Don Williams of Anderson Youth Temperance Council released a detailed report on activities during April 8-15. Volunteers distributed over 2 225 literature pieces, placed 5 posters, aired 42 radio spots, and published 54 percent inches of newspaper publicity. In addition 300 copies of the Welsh proclamation circulated. the group earned a state award for most members at the Northern YTE Week Rally in Spiceland on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Williams
Anderson Youth Temperance Council
Patty Pugh
Barbara Riley
Linda Smith
Gayle Cox
Laura Gilmore
Janet Vasbinder
Linda Is
Jerry's Drive- In
Williams
Phyllis Reger
Roberta Newman
Janet Vasbindz — Besged
Cayle Cox
Earl Deaton
Steve Aedine
Max E. Shively
Spiceland
Cleo Parrish
Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. A. Bowen
Shively
Logan Smith
Dayton
America
Anderson
Ruth Gilmore
Earl Kemp
Linda Isbell
Danny Sink
Don Farmer
Stage Williams
Egg Hood Urges Re-elect in Democratic Ballot No. 86
A campaign note highlights Egbert M. Hood known as Egg as the man for treasurer. The message endorses Hood and identifies Ballot No. 86 as the Democratic ticket option.
Evening Circle Grace Methodist Meets At Church
The April meeting of the Eve ning Circle of Grace Methodist WSCS was held in the church social room with Mrs. Raymond Dunn as hostess. Devotions were given by Mrs. Joseph Parisi and the lesson by Miss Frances Wright, Mrs. Charles Pike and Mrs. Lee Stanley. Refreshments were served and plans were made for a rummage sale. Present were Mesdames Richard Saxon, John G. Jones, Raymond Dunn, Charles Pike, Arch Dunn, Lee Stanley, William Markham, William Nicholson, Robert Sanger, Joseph Parisi, Jack Masters, Leota Ryan and Miss Frances Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of
Grace Methodist Wscs
Raymond Dunn
Joseph Parisi
Frances Wright
Charles Pike
Lee Stanley
Richard Saxon
John G. Jones
Arch Dunn
William Markham
William Nicholson
Robert Sanger
Jack Masters
Leota Ryan
Harry Lee Henry
Karl M. Kyle
Albert E. Neher
East Maplewood Cemetery
Anderson
Martin Burden
Harry Beardsley
James Odom
Orville Chamberlain
Quentin Odom
Robert Pierce
Richard Damm
Richard Fidler
N. West St
St. John’s Hospital
William Clock
Jolly Workers Club
Alexandria
Anchor Class Plans Projects At April Methodist Meet
The Anchor Class adopted a new sponsor project during the April meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Datus Boram at Park Place Methodist Church Fellowship Room. President Clifton Morgan led pledges to fund the missionary budget and a silent auction for May. Ruth Morgan and Helen Hamilton won two contests. Hosts for the May meeting include Mr and Mrs Robert Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datus Boram
Park Place Methodist Church
Clifton Morgan
Ruth Morgan
Helen Hamilton
Ernest Hamilton
Arnold
Jennie Haldi
Clifton
Arthur
Dokie Garretson
Iva Ruddle
Edna York
Clara Brown
Opal Duan
Alma Steele
Inez Pickett
Jane Schell
Dennis Oakes
Robert Steele
East Lynn CWF Meet Thursday
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of East Lynn Christian Church holds nine groups meeting Thursday. Morning groups at 9 a.m. at the church include Group No. 1 hosted by Mrs. Bert Weddell and Group No. 2 hosted by Mrs. Willard Allison and Mrs. William Howard High smith. Afternoon groups at 1 p.m. include Groups No. 3 through No. 6 at listed addresses and Group No. 4 hosted by Mrs. Charles Stiner. Evening groups at 7:30 p.m. include Groups No. 7 and No. 8 at Brown Street addresses and Group No. 9 in the church parlor with Mrs. Sherrill Hayes hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the
East Lynn
Lehman Carroll
West 25Th St
Lawrence Church
Dale McCord
Hamilton Place
Harold Mitchell
Brown St
Clifford Carpenter
Sherrill Hayes
Anderson Women’s Groups Meet Today At YMCA and YWCA
Today in Anderson women’s circles several clubs meet. Work and Chatter Club gathers a.m. in the West Lobby of the YMCA for jewelry and drawn work. Garden Club Board meets 9 30 a.m. at the YWCA. FOP Auxiliary convenes 7 30 p.m. at the Badge and Gun Club with Mesdames Graham Johnson and Recob hosting. Altrusa Club lunches at noon at the YMCA with Earl Dougherty of the Madison County Recorder speaking on Records That Don’t Spin. Jane Ritter chairs Public Affairs. reservations open for the May 15 Senior Girls party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m. West
YMCA
Anderson Garden Club
YWCA
FOP
Robert Graham
Norman Johnson
Bill Recob
Altrusa Club
Earl Dougherty
Madison County Recorder
Jane Ritter
Joyce Ann Morris Weds Donnie Joe McElfresh in Elwood Church
Miss Joyce Ann Morris and Donnie Joe McElfresh married in a Sunday ceremony at Elwood First Methodist Church. Rev. Ralph Johnson officiated as family toasts followed. The bride wore a white nylon lace gown with seed pearl headpiece. the groom served in the Air Force. A reception followed at the church with guests and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann Morris
Donnie Joe McEfresh
Elwood First Methodist Church
Ralph Johnson
Joseph Morris
Anderson St
Elwood
James McElfresh
No . St
Arthur E. Bell
Judy Rudig
Marlene Armie
Eileen Gordon
Linda Floyd
Kristy Preston
Chuckie Hood
Sonny Lovell
Jack Preston
Albert McPhearson
Morris
Dorothy Hood
Alberta Blackburn
Virginia Noble
Judy Tyner
Becky Shaw
Laurel Hinds
Sherry McPhearson
Local Finance Corporation
First Methodist Church
YWCA Y Matrons Tour College Campus Notes
The Y Matrons of the YWCA gathered in Lilly Lounge at Anderson College led by Mrs Loy and Mrs Leonard for a campus tour and business meeting. Nominees announced for next year include President Nadine Malone and officers Marge Smith Dorothy Davis Vivian Taylor Betty Goyer. Attendees named include Betty Greenwald Wilma Brobst Elizabeth Houser Inez Gladback Hilda Stone Louise Taylor Evelyn Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Lilly
C. E ‘Vies Thay
Anderson College
Loy
Samuel Leonard
Lilly Lounge
Chet Gladback
Harry Brobst
Nadine Malone
Marge Smith
Dorothy Davis
Vivian Taylor
Betty Goyer
Betty Greenwald
Wilma Brobst
Elizabeth Houser
Inez Gladback
Hilda Stone
Louise Taylor
Evelyn Jones
Carter-Ritter Shower Honors Susan Tegge Bride
Mesdames Morris J. Carter and Rupert Ritter co-hosted a bridal shower for Miss Susan Tegge at 1330 W. 5th St. Guests included Mrs. Harold Tegge and many local residents. Miss Tegge is to wed James Skeoch on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter-Ritter
Susan Tegge
Mesdames
Morris J. Carter
Rupert Ritter
W. 5Th St
Miss Tegge
Harold Tegge
Bruce Skeoch
Ralph Hinkle
C. J. Handy
Leste Beatty
Carl Niece
Dan Campbell
William Crouse
Robert Renner
Jane Anne Broshar
John Carter
Joe Vargo
D. M. Dunbar
Robert Towell
Leo Hill
Dave Swinford
R. L. Lloyd
Tom Douthart
South Bend
Francis Gertner
Cleveland
Germaine Renner
Tegge
James Skeoch
Washington births show more boys than girls on balance
Washington notes that more boy babies are born in the United States than girls, yet women outnumber men overall due to longer life spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Church Chorus Elects Officers for Spring Luncheon
The Chorus of United Church Women met at Mrs. Don Madren s home to elect officers Mrs Hobat Fouse president Mrs Madren vice president and Mrs Neva Beer secretary treasurer The group will perform at the United Church Women s Spring Luncheon at Meadowbrook Baptist Church on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
Don Madren
W. 1Th St
Hobat Fouse
Madren
Neva Beer
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Easy method to clean an electric blender
A simple routine uses water and detergent in the blender container. Blend briefly to clean, then rinse several times and drain to finish.
Deputy Urges Vote for Ravage for Sheriff
Deputy Joe McPhearson publicly backs Paul Ravage in the sheriff race calling for voters to elect him as sheriff. The endorsement emphasizes Ravage's experience and leadership in public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McPhearson
Paul Ravage
Delta Theta Tau Sorority plans meeting and rummage sale
Elwood happenings include a Del ta Theta Tau business meeting and party at 7 30 p m Monday May 7 with officer elections and reservations handled by three members. A rummage sale runs Friday and Saturday on South St across from the fire station. The Christian Woman's Fellowship Esther Circle meets at 7 30 p m Wednesday hosted by Mrs Howard McClure. May church events include WSCS breakfast at 8 am Tuesday and NCCW Card Party at 8 pm Tuesday May 8 with reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Jenester Humel
Mina Noble
Marina Cox
Mesdames Treva Scott
Humel
Cox
Noble
Anita Waymire
Beverly Holder
Rebecca Kimball
Joenna Winings
South St
Fifth Grade Operetta Scarecrow Dick Friday Night
Alexandria Elementary School fifth grade choir presents Scarecrow Dick this Friday at 7 30 p m in the school multipurpose room Tickets will be sold by students and at the door A matinee is set for Thursday afternoon Mrs Stuart Sweeney directs with help from Mrs Sue Chastain stage settings by Mrs Jacqueline McQuillan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Stuart Sweeney
Sue Chastain
Jacqueline McQuillan
Henry
Lafayette Farm Bureau Meeting Set for May at Leach School
The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau will meet at Leach School on Wednesday May 2 at 8 p m James Jones, president, will preside at the business meeting A committee of Mr and Mrs Er nest Loudenback chairman Mr and Mrs Floyd Pettigrew Mr and Mrs Dale Jones Mr and Mrs James Brizendine and Mr and Mrs Howard Harreld plans a special Mother s Day program and memorial services Refreshments will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Leach School
James Jones
Ernest Loudenback
Floyd Pettigrew
Dale Jones
James Brizendine
Howard Harreld
Nettie Isenour Dies Monday in Elwood
Nettie J Isenour 84 widow of Tracy Isenour died at 2 a m Monday at a niece’s home 814 So 9th St in Elwood after four years of impaired health. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery service 2 p m Wednesday at Rob ert L Jackley Funeral Home. She was born Aug 14 1875 in Linwood Madison County and married in 1919. Affiliated with East Main Street Christian Church and Royal Neighbors Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Nettie J. Isenour
Tracy Isenour
Rose Smith
9Th St
Robert L. Jackley
J. E. McCoy
East Main Street
Elwood Y Center Receives Charter At State Session
Elwood Y Center earned an official Certification Charter at the 91st Indiana YMCA State Convention. Rev C A Snider accepted as second vice president. Dr Oliver C Bomb presented the charter. Elwood’s board is led by David Leeson as president with Dale Albright, Rev Snider, and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Elwood Y Community Center
Indiana
YMCA
Rev
C A. Snider
Oliver C. Bomb
The
Elwood Y
David Leeson
Dale Albright
Rev. Snider
F. O. Wellnitz
Travis L. Tunis
Richard Trowbridge
Lowe Butcher
Robert Carter
Donald Davison
Robert Davis
Robert French
C. G. Hanlin
Robert Hinshaw
Ethel E. Jarrett
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ywca World Service
Dan Cooper
Purdue University
Thomas K. Cureton
University of
American City Bureau
Bill Orwig
Indiana University
Richard Hamilin
George Williams College
Harvey Hahn
Dayton
Ohio
Martinsville
Warsaw
Owens-Illinois to open Memphis corrugated box plant
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. will open a new corrugated shipping box plant in Memphis Tennessee. The factory will manufacture all types of corrugated boxes and is scheduled to be in operation by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Owens- Illinois Glass Co
Memphis
Tenn
Steam models Detroit autos era count
More than 100 different steam propelled automobile makes have been built in the United States since the start of the automotive age, according to industry records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.S
Nurses Needed For Local Clinics And Hospitals
There is a critical shortage of Practical Nurses in this area and graduates are urged to pursue roles as doctor assistants in clinics, institutions, or private duty. Free placement assistance offered in your local area with no obligation. Mail for information.
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Jane Heritage
Ee Dorothy Boyce
Miss Sue Ann Hennegan
Phi Mu
Tri Kappa
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Earl Green
Wilkinson
New Castle
Charles Shultz
Grant City
Shirley
Green
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Irvin Scheffey
Levittown
Ward Griffin
Middletown
Rt. 2
Robert Green
Hockett
Sauna Whet
Book Club
Scott
Martha Shaffer
Mable Sibbach
Edna Spade
Anderson Ytc
Evening Circle
Grace Methodist
East Lynn Cwf
Julie Barrett
Mr. and
Mrs
Dannie
Joe McElfresh
William F. Lawler, Jr
iPol. Pol
MAICO
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Church Fellowship Room
B. F. McLaughlin
Thelbert Hasecuster
Thomas Beckett
Walter Clouser
Owen DeWeese
NCCW
Theational Council of Catholic Women
Nicholas Cassidy
Study Club
Alex Operetta
Lafayette Farm Bureau
Melvin B. Thornburg
Nettie Isenour
Mercy Hospital
James Michael Peters
Valerie Rott
Rex Tolle
Baby
Sweetbrier Dr
Lowell Blades
Frankton
Eugene Craig
Paul McCord
No. A St
Julie Tyler
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Sweetbrier Drive
Elwood Y Center
Stiner
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