United Workers Hear Current Events At Meeting
The United Workers held a 1:30 dessert lunch and business meeting with Mrs. Harry Wise. Mrs. Vern Collins presided as the program covered current events and reports on the Womans Council and the CWWU by board member Mrs. Glenn Dunkin. Next gathering is June 5 with Mrs. Collins at Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers
The
Harry Wise
Fletcher St
Marshall Baker
Vern Collins
Womans Council
CWWU
Glenn
Dunkin
Mrs. Collins
Pendleton
Mesdames Marshall Baker
Lester Balingall
George Bombarger
Indianapolis
James Bright
John Brown
Tom Dearing
Glenn Dunkin
Arthur Ford
Grover Lipscomb
Robert Matthews
Guy Martz
W. A. Roettinger
Bert Shockley
Albert Wade
J. R. Wirt
Wilburn Washburn
Anderson Toastmistress Meeting Hosts Indianapolis Guests
Council officers from Indianapolis visited the Anderson Toastmistress at the YMCA at 6 p.m. and carried messages. Mrs. Louise Collins spoke on membership while Miss Pat Walters outlined benefits and Miss Grace Lindsey discussed membership aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Indianapolis
Louise Collins
Pat Walters
Toastmistress Club
Grace Lindsey
Ira C. Wainscott
Robert Taylor
Thelma Toms
Mrs. W. W. Baker Attends National Arts and Letters Convention
Mrs. W. W. Baker of Edgewood returned from a four day national convention at the Lafayette Hotel in Lexington Kentucky. The event awarded Kay Hoffman Schwartz of Chicago the $1,000 Career Award Prize for Woman With Beard in white marble. Runner-up Ernest E. Shelton of Los Angeles won the Neilson Nicholson Award for Flying Trapeze Act. Honorable mention went to Ronald Taylor of Pasadena for Oriental Head. Gov. Kombs and Lexington mayor welcomed delegates. Dr. Pearl Ponsford presided. Dr. Frank G. Dickey gave the principal address at the Duncan Tavern dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Baker
Edgewood
National Society of Arts and Letters
Lafayette Hotel
Lexington
Kay Hoffman Schwartz
Chicago
Ernest E. Shelton
Los Angeles
Neilson-Nicholson
Bert T. Kombs
Pearl Ponsford
el Paso
Tex
Duncan Tavern
Paris
Frank G. Dickey
University of Kentucky
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Irving Lunger
Transylvania College
Women of Moose Plan June Officer Elections
Women of the Moose held a brief session led by senior regent Doris Ray with Marilyn Southerland in charge of membership. New candidates enrolled and the nominating committee, including Doris Ray and others, met at 419 W. 38th St to select a slate for the June 1 election. A Memorial Park tour is set for Tuesday June 13 at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Doris Ray
Marilyn Southerland
Sharon Hoffman
Carolina Richey
W. 38Th St
Florence Bassett
Jennie Dearduff
Dottie Bassey
Marie Sheets
Lucy Lindry
Eva Hoffman
Mildred Grant
Virginia Lawson
Doris Whetsel
Maxine Cannon
Memorial Park
Delightful hot beverage with cookies and spices
Mix equal parts hot chocolate and strong hot coffee. Top with whipped cream and freshly grated nutmeg. If no nutmeg, dust with cinnamon for a warm finish.
Indiana University Medical Alumni Reunion Attends
Local alumni of Indiana University School of Medicine at Indianapolis attended a reunion for graduates from every fifth class starting in 1921. Attendees included Doctors O A Kopp Seth Ellis C V Rozelle Joe Stamper Joseph Larmore Sally Larmore Harry Webb and C P McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis
O. A. Kopp
Seth Ellis
C. V. Rozelle
Joe Stamper
Joseph and
Sally Larmore
Harry Webb
Anderson
C. P. McLaughlin
Pendleton
Weekend Mother’s Day Guests Across Indiana Universities
Mr and Mrs Russell Dunn visited Mother’s Day events at Indiana University with son Michael. At Purdue University Mrs and Mrs John B Hiday of Edgewood attended with son Jack. William Lawson former Anderson residents visited with R B Hull en route from Crowley Louisiana to New London Connecticut to see son Fred teaching in a naval school. Miss Mary Dawson an air hostess traveled from New York to spend the weekend with her parents H D Dawson of Edgewood. Mrs W W Baker left for a Chicago trip visiting her mother Julia Varga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dunn
Indiana University
Michael
Purdue University
John B. Hiday
Edgewood
Jack
William Lawson
Anderson
R. B. Hull
Crowley
New London
Mary Dawson
New York City
Mrs. H. D. Dawson
W. W. Baker
Chicago
Julia Varga
Tea for Diana Honors Mrs. Keenan Jr. Visit
Mrs. E. C. Toner hosts a tea tomorrow from two to five in her home honoring her houseguest and granddaughter Mrs. Paul Keenan Jr. of San Diego California visiting for two weeks. Guests are former friends of Mrs. Keenan from Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Toner
Paul Keenan Jr
San Diego
Calif
Toner
Keenan
Anderson
Camera repair ad at Main and 19th Streets
Odell Camera advertises film camera repairs at the location near Main and 19th Streets with phone number 642 4493.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Main & 19Th Sts
Bride-Elect Arlene Springer Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held at 2518 Delaware St. for Arlene Springer before her wedding to James Dent of Middletown on Saturday June 11 at Colonial E U B Church. Co-hostess was Janet Bohlen. The pink and rose themed event featured a bridal doll centerpiece, games with prizes, pink and white refreshments, and gifts including a miniature bride and groom. Attendees included Mrs. George R. Springer mother of the bride elect and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sargent
Delaware St
Arlene Springer
James Dent
Middletown
Janet Bohlen
Mesdames Don Wilmoth
Terrell Hackleman
Ronald Bryant
Walter Schott
George R. Springer
0. W. Sargent
Bill McClain
John Dick
Diane Hansel
Robert Gray
David Hooper
Ralph Hite
Jack Macy
Don Wilmoth
Larry Anderson
Terrell Hackelman
Ronald Virgil
Jack Feight
Martha Hutton
East Lynn CWF Meet All Day
East Lynn Christian Church Women’s Fellowship holds a full day event starting with a 10 15 executive session led by Mrs Walter Kimball. Luncheon follows the 11 o’clock meeting prepared by Group 5 under Mrs Asa McKinley. An afternoon skit highlights activities of the United Council of Church Women led by Mrs Lowell Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynn Christian Church Women’s Fellowship
Walter Kimball
Asa McKinley
United Council of Church Women
Lowell Cochran
Worthwhyle Club Hosts Meeting and Prize Winners
Worthwhyle Club held a recent meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Luther Elsen at 120 W Silth St with Mrs. Bertha Antrim presiding. Prizes went to Ellis Llewellen, Bertha Antrim, Ralph Roland, Neva Boyer, Alice Vandenvenner and Bob Lawler. Harold Ehrhart won travel and club prizes. next meeting will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lawler of Coventry Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Elsen
W. Silth St
Worthwhyle Club
Bertha Antrim
Ellis Lewellen
Ralph Roland
Neva Boyer
Alice Vandevender
Bob Lawler
Harold Ehrhart
Lawler
Coventry Dr
Anderson Woman Groups Schedule Today Across City
Community clubs from Altrusa to Rebekahs present meetings and programs at multiple venues including Lil ly Lounge Charles E Wilson Library Anderson College Masonic Temple and Anderson venues. Notable events feature speakers Martha Jo Leisure Adams Masters clubs district meetings and a Mother Daughter banquet with public attendance invited.
Italian frittata with vegetables for lunch
Small amounts of cooked vegetables are stirred into scrambled eggs for luncheon. Call the dish an Italian frittata and your family will gobble it up.
Hockett Auxiliary Sets June 23 Officers Election
The election of officers for George H. Hockett Auxiliary 127 will be held June 23. Members visited the Knights Town Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home Sunday to spend the afternoon and treat the children to ice cream and cake. District Meeting is set for Saturday May 20 at Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hockett Auxiliary
Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home
van Buren
Needlecraft Pattern Offer and Catalog Request
Thrifty easy step by step pattern instructions for slip covers and 125 plus designs crocheting knitting sewing embroidery quilting weaving fashions home goods and gifts. Send 35 cents for pattern and 10 cents more for first class mailing plus your name address and zone to Laura Wheeler 303 Needlecraft Dept Anderson Herald New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Spring 1961 Anne Adams pattern ad tease
A mid century fashion promotional notice invites readers to order Cotton children patterns from Anne Adams pattern 4578. It lists sizes 2 4 6 8 and yard requirements for top and pedal pushers, with mailing details to The Anderson Herald and New York address, plus catalog teaser and price prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Anderson BPW To Be Addressed By Legislator
Anderson Business and Professional Women will hold a dinner meeting at six in the Mulberry Room of the YMCA on Thursday evening. The legislative committee leads a program with co chairs Stella McDaniels Audra Garrett Louise Cherrington Dorothea Gardner Emma Barton Cynthia Morrow. Merrill Graham Pendleton Madison and Hancock joint representative will speak on the Indiana State Legislature. Thelma Robinnet will read a comedy about women in legislature. Reservations with Olga Dixon by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mulberry
YMCA
Stella McDaniels
Audra Garrett
Louise Cherrington
Dorothea Gardner
Emma Barton
Cynthia Morrow
Merrill Graham
Pendleton, Madison and
Hancock
Indiana
Thelma Robinett
Olga Dixon
Garlic crushing and mincing technique from cutting board
A method uses peeled garlic and salt on a cutting board. Press with a heavy blade to mash then mince. Alternate mashing and mincing to achieve fine garlic paste.
Madison County Home Demonstration Spring Luncheon Observation
National Home Demonstration Week marked a Madison County event at Park Place Church of God on May 5 with 477 Homemakers attending. A style show narrated by Mrs. Fred Wiley featured models from local clubs, followed by a Madison County Home Demonstration Chorus performance and a talk by Mrs. Martha Leisure Adams of Indiana on Turkey in 1960 as Seen by an Indiana Farm Girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Home Demonstration Clubs
Park Place Church of God
Kathryn Gregory
County Extension Office
Howard Birt
Fred Wiley
Banner Store
Kenneth Brunson
Madison County
Donald Robinett
Lowell Palmer
Martha
Leisure Adams
Indiana International Farm Youth Exchange
Purdue University
Turskey
James Eakman
Heritage Home Demonstration Club
Alfred ‘Stow
Golden Rule
Lee Imel
Toll Gate
Ned Stephenson
Welcome Wagoneers
Kenneth Williams
Lewis Dunn
Wiley
Looking e Is Fun 6 Cake Recipe Steps
Instructions describe using an electric mixer to bake a large vanilla cake. Ingredients include cake flour sugar butter eggs vanilla baking powder salt and two cups sifted flour. Steps cover creaming, beating eggs with sugar, combining mixtures, and baking in two greased pans at 325 degrees for about one hour.
Cumin Biscuits From Pineapple Mint Cup Menu
A recipe for cumin biscuits uses self rising flour or a substitute with baking powder and salt. Cumin seeds flavor the dough, butter is cut in, milk moistened dough becomes stiff. Drop into buttered muffin wells, bake hot 450 F for 12 to 15 minutes until browned. yields 10 to 12 biscuits.
District Meet for Rebekahs Held at Elwood Lodge
Rebekah Lodges of District No 10 will meet at Elwood Lodge 253 for a spring district session Tuesday. The afternoon program opens at 1 30 led by District Deputy President Mrs Lorraine Orr with Helen Brinkman of South Bend as instructor. Members will present funds to the Presidents Project aiding the L O O F Home at Greensburg. A banquet follows and Century Lodge of Pendleton will confer the Rebekah Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Lilly
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College
Martha Jo Leisure Adams
CES
Masonic Temple
Edith Shepherd
Joe Fedor
Costello
Clara M. Sears
WCTU
Temperance and Missions and
Frank Denlinger
Kent Hardy
George McLaughlin
East Lynn
Rebekahs No
Elwood Lodge
Lorraine Orr
Helen Brinkman
South Bend
Assembly
Indiana
Lodge Hall
Rebekah
Elwood
Greensburg
Leisure Church
Century Lodge of
Pendleton
Kil-Time Club Hosts Home Gathering With Prizes
Members of the Kil Time Club were entertained at Mrs. Madonna Massey’s home. Refreshments and games were enjoyed with prizes awarded to Madonna Massey Thomas Thompson Keith Etherington and Ida Smith. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Richard Staggs at 515 West 9th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna Massey
Mesdames
Thomas Thompson
Keith Etherington
Ida Smith
Richard Staggs
Jolly Jills Meet at Opportunity School
Mrs Fred Kean Jr presided over the Jolly Jills event at the Opportunity School on May 12. Miss Sue Pavey gave a poem and Miss Rita Skiles led devotions. Lenora Smith reported as treasurer and the next meeting is June 9 at 7 pm. Refreshments and games followed with Miss Pavey winning a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kean Jr
Jolly Jills
Opportunity School
Sue Pavey
Rita Skiles
Lenora Smith
Miss Pavey
Soviet Union trade fair to open in Tokyo
The USSR launches its first Japan trade fair, a three week run starting August 20 at Harumi Pier, the former International Trade Fair site. Also notes low fryer chicken prices due to large supply and offers quick tips for cooking and serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
Harumi Pier
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Home Economics Spring Luncheon Held in Markleville
In Anderson Church of God the Home Economics Spring luncheon honored National Home Demonstration week. Members from Mary Whistler, Markleville, and Home makers clubs attended. Plans for a Markleville Alumni Banquet May 20 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hallowell
Ray Tweedy
Addie Eckhardt
Chet Markle
Verle McCarty
Elegant after dinner coffee punch with orange and cloves
Heat a quart of extra strong coffee with orange rind and whole cloves. Top with whipped cream for serving.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Willig
E. N. Adams
Fritz Behrens
Fred Carston
Carl Melander
Roland Dawson
Donald Joslin
Richard Richter
Herald
R. E. Ballard
Carroll Guard
Margaret Smith
L. R. Berry
Geraldine Wade
Wanda Jones
Bonnie Shank
Guilda Millen
Betty Steele
Ira Wainscott
National Convention Arts and Letters
Uptown
1220
Meridian St
Women of Moose
Bulletin-Herald
Bulletin - Herald
Julian Glazer
Robert Robertson
Russell Shoemaker
Culver Military Academy
Bruce
Bill
Phyllis Schrenker
San Francisco
Homer Hussey
Ruth Hussey
Ralph E. Byers
St. Charles St
Ionia
Barry Counties
Mich
Red Cross Association
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Katherine Royer
Direcor
William Herridge
Olga Pozzo
Jane Crisler
Maurice Fettig
Jim Hooker
Alexandria
James Dolye
Mary Murdock
Volunteers
Martha Tallman
Rose Haines
F. Fleenor
Sheraton-Gibson
Netherland-Hilton
Music Hall
Sam Searle
Coral Gables, Fla
Robert
Margaret Rogers
England
William Wilder
Detroit
Miami Beach
Fla
American College of Physician's Convention
Diana
Hawthorne
Hawthorne Club
J. H. Bolles
Charles Anderson
Wayne Elston
Forrest Freeman
Fred B. Wishard
Byron Stewart
R. H. Alexander
Frank Allis
P. E. Bardsley
J. L. Doenges
Charles Hurst
Horace Jones
Carl Morrow
C. Toner
M. E. VanMetre
R. W. Wagner
van Metre
CWF
By Cena Wheeler
Rebekahs
Kil-Time Club
Grover Keesling
Markleville
Pendleton, Rt. 3
North Christian Church
Hollis Harlow
Henry Hospital
New Castle
J. F. Klepfer
Richmond
Paulmer Keller
Gene Markle
Robert Burmeister
Margaret Ackerman
Town and Country
Ind
Egbert
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!