Elwood Yard Parks Program Meeting Set
Residents interested in the city’s Yard Parks program are asked to meet at the city building at 7 pm on Tuesday for a public session led by Elwood officials.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1954
Page
3
Residents interested in the city’s Yard Parks program are asked to meet at the city building at 7 pm on Tuesday for a public session led by Elwood officials.
Saturday May 15 wedding in Burlington Methodist Church united Miss Helin M. Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Clor ime Bell Burlington and Dale F Faucett son of Mrs Wellsit Faucett in a double ring ceremony. Bride wore white gown as her father walked her down aisle. reception for 125 guests. four tier cake centerpiece. Faucett stationed in Alaska on layoff with return May 23 to spend 11 months. both families noted with guests from Wendell Wilkie high school and Burlington high school among attendees.
Items report Wangpolis fined for reckless driving and Abraham Wolford for intoxication, each $1 and costs. Two aluminum extension ladders stolen from Coffee Electric Co. at 800 Main St. Former resident Mrs Goldie M Holt, 64, died at home on Ghent Ave Indianapolis. funeral at Shirley Brothers Funeral Home with graveside service. City beautification drive seeks four section reps from social groups. Wendell Wilkie Band received a 24 violin-like vibra harp from Morgan Music Shop, valued at $450. Elwood youths fined $100 and costs and sent to Indiana State Farm for six months after pleading guilty to burglary at Tan's drugstore. others fined include Ronald Fetig and Gardai Mandcopts.
Miss Linda Overman daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Overman will wed Richard Murray son of Mr and Mrs Orville Murray in a single ring ceremony at 4 40 p m Saturday at Frankton Christian Church with Rev O C Straup officiating. The couple will reside at 101 1 2 North 11th street Flood Consecration Day services at Just Main Street Christian Church Sunday urge full attendance and the consecration offering will be held after Church School.
The Mt Pleasant Aid Society convened with Mrs Bessie Johnson and Mrs Porter Jones as hostesses. Rev J B McCoy will preach on A Key to Victorious Living. June plans include a chorus directed by Mrs Esther Other and performances by several local women and couples. Mother's Day guests included Mr and Mrs Dil Russell and daughter at the Gardner home in Mounds Rand.
Stephen L. Dakenhauer retired after U1 years with Delvo Romy Corp Atdur yon. He worked in Pinitak the Tnetory Thiers Group 1 Vhi Elwont Ollimers Club plans a tuishness muellig and flee fry at the Manse home of 2 pam Saturday. A pier ala is planned with Buechlerk Move Dr and Mrs Willians to have moved their home and office from 148 Sle to 17.
Readable fragments describe a community day at YMCA on Noble Street with schedules for physical education, workshops for girls, and a display by local schools including Langfollow and Marie Maes. Activities start 9:00 with props and 10:00 classes, featuring Clits Inc and Boys Grow Out programs.
The Eastern Star Auxiliary met in Maxonic parlors Thursday afternoon with Mint Ethel Curtiz as president. Winners in games were Mostfames Frank Caton Pearl Foland and Grace Halfin. Rebekah Lodge No. 255 plans a covered dish dinner at the Odd Fellows home at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday honoring past noble grands. A hillbilly band will entertain and officers were installed for the church class dinner honoring Ed Ackerman. Upcoming meetings are noted with hostesses and devotions.
Indiana Conference scores show Butler 616, Evansville 627, Ball State 638, and Indiana State leading with 616. Notable performances include Bob Arnett of Indiana State as medalist with 148, and a New York Sixteen lineup featuring Musial and Maglie contributing in the national league sections. The event highlighted college golf and local club activities with visible team totals and individual scores.
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