Starlighters Plan Local Organizing Coffee Meeting
The Starlighters Board of Directors of Indianapolis announces an organizational coffee for about forty prospective members in Forest Hills at Mrs. William L. Peck's home. The event, set for Thursday at 10 30 a m, aims to form an Anderson chapter and showcase board plans for the coming season with five Indianapolis directors expected to speak.
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Starlighters
Anderson
Starlighters’ Board of Directors
Indianapolis
William L. Peck
Forest Hills
The
Butler University
the Star System
Forest
Weekly Calendar Of Home Demonstration Clubs
Readable schedule lists multiple Home Demonstration Club meetings and lessons led by Purdue specialists and local leaders. Sessions cover color, home accessories, gardening, first aid, and light social events across several Indiana towns including Anderson Pendleton Alexandria and nearby areas with times from morning to evening.
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Ezelle Johnson
Purdue University
Indiana and
Michigan Electric Co
Washington St
Alexandria
Odus Oliver
Pendleton
Lesson
Barbra Thomas
Oe Liew
Anderson
Gene Chapman
State Rd
Beulah Parkers
Clarence Mounsey
Barbara Ingram
Meda E Haubursin and William V Cooper Wed at Madison Ave Church
Announcement of the wedding of Meda E Haubursin of Anderson and William V Cooper Rt. 1 New Castle. Rev. Robert D Bickel officiated at Madison Avenue Methodist Church on May 17. The couple will live at 2117 Lafayette St Anderson. Instructions for removing a candle wax stain follow.
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Meda E. Haubursin
Anderson
William V. Cooper
Rt. 1
New Castle
Robert D. Bickel
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Lafayette St
Dress pattern 4638 for Misses sizes 10 to 18
The ad promotes Pattern 4638 by Anne Adams offering a slim, sleek dress with two waist seams both belted or unbelted. It lists fabric yardage for size 16 and adds mailing and handling fees, directing readers to send payment and name, address, zone, size, and style number to The Anderson Herald. It touts a free pattern offer via a Summer Catalog and coupon for 250 design ideas.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Ouring
Knit Afghan Pattern 523 Ad Promotes Needlecraft Catalog
Advertisement notes a unique Afghan design in raised leaf motif for a 9 inch square knit on two needles. Pattern 523 costs 35 cents plus 15 cents each extra pattern for first class mail to Laura Wheeler at Anderson Herald. Also promotes a 1964 Needlecraft Catalog and Quilt Pattern books with prices and mailing address.
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Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old ‘Chelsea Station
New York
United Workers Entertained At Country Home Event
Mrs. Guy Martz hosted the United Workers Club at her Rt 3 Pendleton home for a 1 30 dessert meeting. Co host Mrs George Bomberger of Indianapolis. reports on Federated Club meeting in Indianapolis and club year plan. New member M A Ellis welcomed. annual picnic set for June 21 with Harold Jackson Robert Matthews and Glen Dunkin on committee.
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Russell Hulse
TV Committee
Carl Cleaver
Frank Fis
Max Horne
Gordon Boughton
al Schaefer
Louis Seaton
Don Marrer
Harold Anderson
George Johnston
Jack Brown
Wilbur Aubrecht
Warren Gemberling
Robert Forbes
Glenn Sisson
Wilbur Hulse
Mesdames L. M. Busby
C. L. Boardman
R. B. Canaday
W. R. Class
C. D. Cleaver
W.c.cunningham
H. R. Gelling
R. M. Goodwin
M. E. Green
J. Robert Greene
D. E. Hancock
R. J. Hulse
L. R. Kemp
J. L. Koubek
G. B. Metcalf
W. L. Peck
D. D. Quickel
E. W. Richter
H. G. Riggs
J. H. Steele
United Workers
Guy Martz
Pendleton
United Workers Club
George Bomberger
Indianapolis
Glen Dunkin
Oza Niccum
Vern Collins
Federated Club
M. A. Ellis
Marshall Baker
Russell Baker
Lester Balingall
W. Washburn
John Brown
Earl R. Davis
Tom J. Dearing
Arthur Ford
Alfred Jackson
Grover Lipscomb
Robert Mathews
Bert A. Shockey
Albert Wade
Harry Wise
Harold Jackson
Robert Matthews
Community group schedule lights up Anderson clubs
Today multiple groups meet across Anderson including DAR at Central District 9:30 a.m. coffee hour 10 a.m. business. Order of Amaranth 7:30 p.m. IOOF Hall initiation. M others Day program. 1st EUB Church 6:30 p.m. Mother Daughter Banquet. AAUW 7:30 p.m. YWCA. Civic Art Assoc 7:30 p.m. YWCA. Altrusa 6:30 p.m. YWCA with Dr. Robert Reardon panel on America through foreign students. Public teas and entertainments noted with various chairs and hosts.
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Dar
Anderson Country Club
Order of Amaranth
IOOF
Mary Hamilton
EUB
Elsie Reveal
Halford Reddick
AAUW
YWCA
Civic Art Association
Ywca Anderson Altrusa
Robert Reardon
America
Sylvia Meckel
Riley School
Francis Greenburg
Valley Grove
Sears Wctu
Joseph Sobel
Orville Shaw
Helen's Beauty Salon Grand Opening Special
Helen's Beauty Salon offers a $15 perm and an $8.50 option with a free manicure with each appointment now through May 30. Free coffee bar available. Contact 642-6228 at 2307 Columbus Avenue. Hours: Monthru Thursday 9 to 5, Friday and Saturday 9 to 9.
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Helen’s
Columbus Avenue
Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Bolt observed in Lapel
Mr and Mrs Litt Bolt of Rt G Anderson celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from two to five at the Hackleman home on North Main Street Lapel. Assisting hosts are Melvin Moorman and Kenneth Bolton with related family members helping. Married May 30 1914 in East St Louis Illinois the couple have 25 years at Delco Remy and are charter members of the Lapel Lions and Auxiliary and Evangelical United Brethren Church. Gifts are requested to be omitted.
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Bolt
Litt
Dude) Bolt
Rt. G. Anderson
Charles Hackleman
North Main St
Lapel
Hacklemans
Melvin Moorman
Kenneth Bolton
Mesdames Hackleman
Moorman
Mr. Bolton
Whetstone Circle Hears Speaker at Fellowship Meeting
The Whetstone Women's Fellowship met at Mrs. Robert Miller's home where Miller was announced as the new treasurer of United Church Women. Guest speaker Mrs. Everett Huntsinger reviewed "The Golden Coin" and Ms. Lee discussed "What Is India." Devotions on "Witnessing Through Personal Encounter" were led by Mrs. Herbert Stottlemyer with numerous attendees including Mrs. Benson Zile and Mrs. John W. Stewart Jr.
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Whetstone Women’s Fellowship
Robert Miller
Lilburn Stottlemyer
Miller
United Church Women
Mary Lee
Everett Huntsinger
Benson Zile
Orval Swartz
Trilda Mickels
John Williams
Leona Byrne
Oran Swartz
Lillian Lockwood
Bill Strange
John W. Stewart, Jr
William Howenstien
Herbert Stottlemyer
Richard T. Augustinovicy
Gregory
Noble Street WSCS Banquet Highlights Community Involvement
The Noble Street Methodist Church W S C S held its annual mother daughter banquet with welcomes by Mrs. Robert Hooker and an invocation by Mrs. Donald Sanders. Members of First Methodist W S C S served dinner and a program featured tributes to daughters and mothers, a solo by Mrs. Ralph Rowe, and a demonstration by Mrs. Mildred Davis on James Whitcomb Riley. Prizes and dolls were awarded to several attendees, with Mrs. Jim Alexander as general chair and many committees named for decor, food, publicity, and ushering.
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W.S.C.S
Noble Street Methodist Church
Robert Hooker
Donald Sanders
First Methodist
Ralph Rowe
Thad Lantz
Arthur Ketner
Jack Huffman
John Tacket
Beth Speaker
Leta Hood
Jim Alexander
Sam Parker
Joe Murphy
Ted King
Melvin Spencer
Jack Dyson
Bart Branstetter
Clarence Bowlin
Robert Lawler
Bernard Enlow
Glen Hymer
Keith Anspach
Ben Holanda
Ed Pidcock
Paul Malone
Elmer Bryant
Kyle Carner
She Dyson
Kathy Lewis
Marsha Wood
Shower Honors Recent Bride at Joe Kemper Residence
Mrs. Gene Huston hosted a post nuptial shower at 331 E. 34th St. for bride Mrs. Terry Busby formerly Nanci Kemper. Guests included Teressa Jodel and Diana Johnson with prizes won by Wanda Selby Brenda Gaw.
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Gene Huston
Joe Kemper
E. 34Th St
Terry Busby
Nanci Kemper
Karen
Diana Johnson
Wanda Selby
Brenda Gaw
Miss Gaw
Mesdames Josephine Morrison
Bill Huston
Pat Collins
Eva Shelton
Johnnie Johnson
Wanda Ogburn
Jack Barker
Lloyd Busby
Norman Cottrell
Mike Hampton
Joyce Keffer
Joseph Kemper
Jack Baldman
Dixie Busby
Joan Gwyn
Marcia Haston
Joella Nicholson
Karen Johnson
Teressa Jodel
Court news briefs of promissory notes and divorces
Summary of court actions including Economy Finance Corp. of New Castle against Ellis William II and James Hunt and Linda Hunt on promissory notes, John R. Wechsler and Ruby Wechsler, Continental Mortgage Investors against James W. Turner and Carolyn Turner on notes and foreclosure, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. against Donald Plank on promissory note, and name change petition Judy Joan Jones to acy Joan Ball. Also Mary Jacobs vs John Daniel Jacobs and Julia Jane Parker vs Gene Arthur Parker divorce actions. Beulah Robinette vs Henry Robinette divorce action notes moth proofing guidance.
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Circuit Court
Economy Finance Corp. of
New Castle
Ellis Williamson
Robert R. Robbins
Economy Finance Corp
James Hunt
Linda Hunt
John R. Wechsler
Ruby Wechsler
Continental Mortgage Investors
James W. Turner
Carolyn Sue Turner
Kreig
DeVault
Mary Jacobs
John Daniel Jacobs
John R. Walsh
Julia Jane Parker
Gene Arthur Parker
G. Douglas Owens
William R. Carmichael
Martha Lou Carmichael
Chambers, Byer and Gaus
Circuit
Beulah Robinette
Henry Robinette
Richardson Divorce Case Dismissed On Motion
Martha Richardson and Robert P. Richardson face a divorce action that was dismissed on plaintiff’s motion. Court records show the cause dismissed with no further action indicated.
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Superior Court
Martha Richardson
Robert P. Richardson
Fence Edges Gorge After Coed’s Fatal Fall Near Cornell
A safety fence was erected at Cascadilli Gorge near Cornell University after Katherine Loritsch, 18, from Wheaton Illinois, died when she fell 98 feet while on a date at a fraternity house. The barrier was added to address dangerous drops near the campus.
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Ithaca
N. Y
UPI
Cascadilli Gorge
Butler University
Indianapolis
Katherine FE. Loritsch
Wheaton
Ill
Cornell University
Cornell
Fort Wayne Dentist Honored as Indiana Centist of the Year
Dr. Martin E. Leininger of Fort Wayne will be feted at a luncheon as Indiana Centist of the Year during the Indiana State Dental Association’s 106th convention. He has practiced in Fort Wayne for 54 years since graduating from Chicago College of Dental Surgery. The article notes a separate historical claim that one-fourth of Europe’s population died in the 14th century from bubonic plague.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Martin E. Leininger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Indiana State Dental Association
Leininger
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Europe
Community Calendar of Evening Events and Classes
A dense listing shows Kiwanis and Lions dinners at 6:00, Altrusa and Chief Anderson events, plus a 12:15 physical schedule. Afternoon offerings include men's conditioning at 2:00, college swim sessions from 3:00 to 4:00, skill and intermediate gym and swim for grades 8 to 10, then volleyball at 5:30 and a father son gym swim at 7:00. Scuba club and open swims finish the day, with ranges noted 10:00 to 2:00 and 5:30 to 7:30.
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Kiwanis
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