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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
9
Judge Milford Anness of Columbus Indiana spoke to Anderson Noon Kiwanis and Mounds Kiwanis at Linders. He gave an Indiana Sesquicentennial address on Delaware Indians and the state's early history. Anness has written a book on local Indians.
Daleville circles and clubs report May meetings in local churches and clubs. WSCS and Circle 2 met at homes for lessons and devotions with named members attending. Do-We Club held a 12:30 luncheon and bridge at Milhollin House. weekend guests for Mr. and Mrs. Hoel included Ben Travis and ene Travis. Also noted are a chimpanzee breeding colony at Yerkes Lab in Orange Park Florida and peanut butter cultivation in European markets.
Cub Scout Pack 233 sponsored by Valley Grove PTO met at the school. Neighborhood Commissioner Charles Henderson presented the new charter and leaders were recognized: Mrs Edna West Bonnie Krugler Jeanie York Sandy Cox Jack Hensley Ray Bailey LeRoy Cox. Jamey West David Nevins Steve Elder Terry Bailey won awards. Next pack meeting is May 26 at the school.
Daleville brief notes show the Community Club met at 9 o'clock at Mrs. William Walker's home with Devo tions by Mrs. LeRoy Schlegel and a reading by Mrs. Walter Robbins. Members listed include Mrs. Denzil Stewart and others. Mothers of World War II group met in the recreation room with hostesses Messrs. Hurley Betterton and Martz. Donations of 5 to the Street Light fund and Volunteer Fire Department were approved. The next meeting is set for June 1 in Middletown. The Double F Club gathered for a 5:30 carry-in at the Grove home with several couples present. Rose Patterson has traveled to Dallas to visit her grandson Michael Livery and family.
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