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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1957

Page

3

Altrusa Luncheon Moves to YMCA in Alton NS

Altrusa Club approves continuing luncheons with a new meeting site at the YMCA in Alton. The Tuesday session in the Anderson Hotel American Room was led by vice president Mary Ruth Pelmer. Doris Barnes of Alton, a Portland teacher, commutes about 65 000 miles in two years.

Altrusa Club YMCA Anderson Hotel Mary Ruth Pelmer Alton NS. H. Sup Doris Barnes Af Alton Portland

Jaguars to perform at May breakfast program

Anderson High School Jaguars will present part of their musical program at the Mary Stewart Business and Professional Club's annual May breakfast Sunday at 8:30 at the Top Hat. The quartet includes Mike Maine Jim Parbre Dave Clem Frank Thompson and Miss Merilyn Bryant the accompanist.

Jaguars Anderson High School Mary Stewart Business and Professional Club Mike Maine Jim Parbre Dave Clem Frank Thompson Merilyn Bryent Margaret Abel Billie Stahl

Postpartum mood change and its six week cycle

The text explains how emotional depression can follow childbirth. It notes fear and lack of physical signs, the temporary nature of the mood, and the six week period after birth as the cycle completion. It mentions possible misattribution of reasons for the mood and the difficulty for new mothers to understand it.

Birth Blues and Recovery Advice from Myrtle Meyer Eldred

The column explains postnatal physical readjustment and the common blues after birth. It notes hormonal changes and fatigue, then reassures new mothers that these feelings are normal and temporary. A 10 Cent booklet offer on Baby's First Six Months is included with contact details for Myrtle Meyer Eldred.

Myrtle Meyer Eldred

Blue Lustre Rediscovers Carpet Shine for Wool to Cotton

Blue Lustre cleaner promises safe use on wool, rayon, nylon, and cotton carpets. It leaves the nap fluffy and colors revived with no residue to attract quick resoiling. Use full carpet or spot cleaning with a long handle brush. one half gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.

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College Corner Cubs Visit Fire Station

The College Corner Cub Scouts Den 3 and Den 4 and den mothers toured No. 1 Fire Station in Anderson. Cubs present included David Jones Stephen Ver million Larry Jones Danny Schnaitter Richard Dyson Rodney Long Stephen Sumner and many others. Highland High School presented the first athletic award jacket to Jim Teeters. Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood set an ice cream supper at the church June 12 and Christian Endeavors planned a witch-in supper June 16.

Johnny Brinduse Joey McNew Timmy Brinduse Mark Bousman Jerry Brinduse Lee Baldwin Highland High School Jim Teeters Tom Bradley Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood David Marshall Bethany Doyle Soverns Robert Andrews Betty Soverns Karen Andrews Charles Soverns Robert Andrews Jr John Soverns Douglas Andrews Robert Soverns Anderson Charles Miller Peru Robert Miller Winfred Dicky Betty Shoemake Lawrence Edleman Chris Shoemake Walter Isanogle

WCTU Tea Gatherings Highlight Hardy Home Notices

The Clara M. Sears WCTU met at Mrs. Kent Hardy’s 1134 Sunnymead Dr for a temperance mission tea with co hosts Mesdames Wilbur Day and Vernet Turner. Across circles members gathered at several addresses for devotions lessons and home missions talks.

WCTU Hardy Clara M. Sears Kent Hardy Sunnymead Wilbur V. Day Vernet Turner Ane Judson Circle Morris Stegner Haverhill Dr Joe Manzenberger Jesson America Robert Adams Paul Hackleman E. Jath St Thomasine Allen Circle Cecil Gravespeets Losencer Ciatien Z Bevel - Frescoe “Papes Fannie Goodreme Lewis Darlington Scatterfield Rd Frank Hannaford Rocks Rills Russell Hodson Ronald Ilbur Ewenhurst Dr Lois Tranbarger Charles; Reader

Marriage Licenses Filed for Four Anderson Area Residents

Joe Keith Stanley and Lavina Kay Gunst of Anderson were issued licenses. William Louis Barker of Lapel and Roberta Maxine Scott of Markleville, both born in the 1930s, were also listed. The Bureau of Public Roads estimates 81 million motor vehicles on highways by 1965, 16 million more than today.

Joe Keith Stanley Anderson Lavina Kay Gunst William Louis Barker Lapel Fuel Company Roberta Maxine Scott Markleville Bureau of Public Roads

Miss Mildred Thurston Engaged to Roy Turner

Miss Mildred Joan Thurston of Summitville announced by Mrs Maxine Thurston the engagement of Mildred to Roy Turner of Franklin. they plan a June wedding at the First Baptist Church Summitville. Both will graduate from Franklin College in June. Mildred is Zeta Tau Alpha and Roy is active in the student council and Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Mildred Maxine Thurston Sam Mildred Joan Roy Turner Joan Thurston N. MM. Boedenhorn Miss Thurston Franklin College Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Franklin Sigma. Alpha Epsilon Fraternity

Why Grow Old by Josephine Lewin explains weight loss tips

A reader asks about losing weight and getting a doctor check up. Josephine Lewin warns against drastic dieting and offers plan specifics including smaller portions, no between meals snacks, fresh fruit, and simple exercises for arms and weight loss.

Josephine Lewin Rosej Josephine Lowman

Bethany Class Has Parsonage Meeting

The Friendly Class met at the pastor's Range Ling Rd home hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Kermit Pugh and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed. A July meeting is planned with Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Lawler. Various local visitors and guests attended including families from Freetown Hobart Gary Kokomo and New Palestine.

Fred Cook Earl Cook Flora Bates Hobart Mike Prokok Gary Sue Brown Kokomo Harry Cook Frank Cook Walter Cook George Klieman Judy Sandra New Palestine Walter Isanogle Jones Lake

Sparkling new flavor for vegetables

June Better Homes and Gardens announces unusual lagors to refresh garden fresh vegetables this year. Recipes include green bean with cream cheese and dill, peas with new onions, spinach and horseradish, and fresh orange cests. Get your copy today wherever magazines are sold.

Homer & Gardens Homes & Gardens

Bluffton Clinic Surgery and Local Visit Highlights

Gilman Mrs. Logan Hensley underwent surgery in Bluffton Clinic on Tuesday. Several families visited relatives in nearby communities including Anderson and Toledo. In Pierre South Dakota voters rejected six million dollars in municipal projects while approving under 250 thousand.

Wayne Eppard Clarence Tuttle Sarah Ramsey Toledo Ohio Lawrence Odom Marion Mable Brown Columbus Lee Smith Verne Decker Lafayette Marshall Stephenson Pierre, S. D South Dakota

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