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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1962

Page

19

Hartwell Wechsler to Wed in Alexandria Church

Miss Karen Sue Hartwell and William L. Wechsler plan to marry June 2 at United Brethren Church in Alexandria. Hartwell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hartwell of 1202 W. Second St. Alexandria. Wechsler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wechsler of Noblesville RR 3 and a drywall contractor who served as an Air Policeman in the US Air Force. After the ceremony they will reside in Anderson at 26104 Morton St.

Karen Sue Hartwell William L. Wechsler United Brethren Church Alexandria Joseph H. Hartwell W. Second St Alexandria High School Mr. Wechsler Harold Wechsler Noblesville Fortville High School Air Force Anderson Morton St

Entrants Must Bring Pictures To YW Today or Thursday

The Anderson Civic Art Association outlines plans for the Madison County Amateur Art Exhibit at the YWCA. Entries by county residents or art students are accepted, with two paintings allowed, one to be hung if space permits. Deliver entries to YWCA today or Thursday between 4 and 8 pm, call for pickup June 18, and note the exhibit runs after a gallery talk June 3.

Anderson Civic Art Association Madison County YWCA Association Couy

Senior Fellowship at Central Christian Church meets

The Senior Fellowship of Central Christian Church met Thursday afternoon in the Fellowship Hall led by Mrs. Marion Loudenback. Reports were given by Mrs. Kenneth Jones and Mrs. Evin Muller. Devotions were led by Mrs. Grace Everett Swain. Memorial service by Mrs. Mary Farren for Edith McKee Ruth Hoppes Kitty Gasaway and Mary Spice with lighting by Annie McCord. Duet by Tulley Fields and Loudenback. piano by Evna Berryman. Review of The Good Years by Mrs. Charles Bryant. Door prizes to Mrs. Louise Beem and Grace Hoppes. Closing prayer by Mrs. Beem. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests.

Kenneth Jones Evin Muller Grece Everett Swain Marion Loudenback Mary Farren Edith McKee Ruth Hoppes Kitty Gasaway Mary Spice Annie McCord Tulley Fields Loudenback Ev‘na Berryman Charles Bryant Louise Beem Grace Hoppes Fla Muller Nellie Jefferies Eva DeHaven M. F E. Adamson Tully Fields Bertha Rhy

Mrs Reed Hosts Xi Sigma Chapter Meeting

Xi Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday night at 232 W 12th St home of Mrs. Harriett Reed for a brief session. President Mrs. Robert Hiegel heard committee reports and helped prepare the chapter yardstick. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Richard Worth Robert Hall Perry Miller and guest Mrs John Welborn. door prize went to Mrs George Kendall. Next meeting with Mrs Hiegel Norwood Hill will install new officers. attendees included Mrs Welburn from Alpha Lambda and several chapter members.

Norwood Hill Welburn Alpha Lambda Chapter Mesdames Hiegel Worth Hall, Miller Kendall Orville Gold Valerie Seulean Reed

Mr and Mrs Scott Return From Vacations Abroad

Mr and Mrs John E Scott are at home after a vacation in Washington DC and Williams burg They visited their son Lt Jack Scott and Mrs Scott at Camp Lee Petersburg VA A 3c Eddie McCrocklin of Keelser Air Force Base Biloxi MS is visiting his father Thomas M McCrocklin for three weeks

John E. Scott Washington, D.C Williamsburg Jack Scott Mrs. Scott Camp Lee Petersburg Eddie McCrocklin Keelser Air Force Base Biloxi, Miss Thomas M. McCrocklin

Mailbag Club To Co-Host Richmond Picnic

The International Mailbag Club held its May meeting at Opportunity School recreation room with Mesdames Chauncey Ball and Lewis Pavey as co-hostesses. A pitch-in dinner and demonstration is planned at Mrs. Irvin Munday’s home for June 29. A picnic at Glenn Miller Park in Richmond is scheduled for Monday at 12:30 PM with all members and families invited to bring a basket dinner. Limberlost chapter will team with Typical City chapter of Muncie and Wayne chapter of Greenville Ohio. The meeting ended with a prayer.

International Mailbag Club Opportunity School Mesdames Chauncey Ball Lewis Pavey Lyman Higgins Findlay Ohio Irvin Munday Glenn Miler Park Richmond Limberlost Muncie and Wayne Greenville Charles Weatherford Ortle Wagner

Meg March Club Names New Officers

Meg March Club names new officers for the year with Mrs. Arthur Hoffman as president and a slate including vice president Mrs. Fenton Flynt and secretary Mrs. John Garrett. Mrs. Guy Sankey spoke on Happy Holidays as members present list includes Cecil Brown Enoch Drumm Ray Earlywine and others.

Enoch Drumm Cecil Brown Ray Earlywine Meg March Club Emil Ratzlaff Kenneth Ahrendt Arthur Hoffman Fenton Flynt John Garrett R. H. Roberts Paul Byrum Guy Sankey Mesdames Harold Achor Paul Anderson Chesteen Craig Paul Hardacre John Kirkman Earl Morrison Leonard Parks John Phelps Fermil Ratzlaff Charles Reeder

Towells Receive French Guest At Edgewood Home

Mrs Christian Laroumanie of Pau France is staying three weeks with the Towells at 2 Linden Lane Edgewood. The guest is former Odette Estaban who lived in Anderson for a time when her father Joachim Estaban worked at Delco-Remy. Her husband Captain Laroumanie serves with the French Air Force in Algiers.

Bob Towells Linden Lane Edgewood Chrstian Laroumanie Pau France Laroumanie Odette Estaban Anderson Joachim Estaban Delco-Remy

Creamed Chicken on Patty Shells Enriched with Egg and Capers

A simple dish, cream sauce coats patty shells. Enrich the sauce with one or two eggs and add drained capers for extra tang and texture.

Pattern Catalogs and Toaster Cover Craft Ads

A vintage advertisement fragment offers sewing patterns and DIY crafts. It promotes Pattern 4776 for misses sizes with fabric estimates, pattern price and mailing details to The Anderson Herald. It also advertises Pattern 571 for a toaster cover with embroidery, plus a large 1962 Needlecraft Catalog containing many designs for knit crochet sew and more, all priced and mailed separately.

Jersey Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station N. Y Needlecraft

Mother-Daughter Luncheon Honors Delta Sorority

Delta chapter of Omega Nu Tau held its annual Mother-Daughter Luncheon at Don's Barbeque. Co chairs were A W Cram and Charles Castor. theme A Medal For Mother featured red and gold decor with star dust linens and gold streamers. Guests included Mrs Lee Huffman and Mrs Ira Surface. entertainment by Anderson College Freshman Women’s Trip followed.

Delta Chapter Omega Nu Tau Sorority Don's Barbeque Mesdames A. W. Cram Charles Castor Mesdames Ira Walter Spade Charles Moore Delia Chapter Mescames Frank Cowgll A. W. Cram Lee Huffman Mniature Frank Cowgill James Holliday Anderson College Holliday

Shower Honors Future Bride

Summitville Lions Club hosted a bridal shower for Miss Janet Nix bride elect of Jay Gossett at the Lions Club house. Guests included relatives and friends from Elkhart Muncie Yorktown Chicago Fort Wayne and Summitville with hostesses Dorothy Forrest and Joyce Arthur.

Summitville Lions Club Janet Nix Jay Gossett Nix Robert Nix Elkhart Don Gossett Rt. 2 Louise Nix Mary Jo Nix Ball State Teachers College Muncie Carol Diane Nix Chicago Lela Richie Yorktown Sue Bousman Keith Lela Lambertson Gaston Karen Pflueger Sue Treadway Fort Wayne Dorothy Gossett Anderson Florence Fortson Elwood Judi Shaffer Fairmount Margaret Langdon Eaton Jessie Ritchie Margaret Goodman Jody Janice Arthur Lynn Arthur Gossett Alyce Gossett Pat Johnson LaVenda Brummer Lester Campbell Tom Blair Fred McCormick Sam Inglis C. R. Stottlemire Jane Smock Dorothy Forrest Joyce Arthur

Refrigerated Oils Cloud Up Then Clear When Warmed

If you store salad and cooking oils in the refrigerator they may solidify and become cloudy. Allow them to stand at room temperature for a short time and they will clear again.

Middletown WCTU meeting and local school shifts

MODLETOWN The Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathered at Mrs Dallas Redding's home under Mrs Russell Adams. Devotions were led by Mrs Clark Stohler with Mesdames Orizada Davis Dan Scothern Wayne Dragoo and the hostess participating. Earl Hays longtime Middletown Schools principal resigns to join new role replacing Homer Sumner. Art Grimm signs two year contract to serve with Fairfield and Central Schools as peer. he and family plan move to Middletown. Mrs Grimm will commute to New Castle where she serves as Junior High librarian. Other guests included several residents. Mrs Martha Canaday recuperates at Ball Hospital Ball Municipal.

Modletown Woman's Christian Temperance Union Dallas Redding Russell Adams Clark Stohler Mesdames Orizada Davis Dan Scothern Wayne Dragoo Redding Earl Hays Middletown Central Fairfield Homer Sumner Art Grimm Parker New Castle Grimm Cletus Bronnenberg Luella Fattie Lakeland Fla Mesdames Dallas Redding John Dasher Ralph Teter Earl Gustin

Pears with Blue Cheese on Greens Recipe Card

Arrange firm canned pears on lettuce or greens. Fill pear cavities with crumbled blue cheese and top with sour cream for a savory fruit feature. The combination creates a contrasting creamy and tangy bite atop fresh greens.

Nicksbarger Opens With Biggest 15e Hamburger in Town

Announcement states the opening of Nicksbarger at 2130 Broadway offering a largest 15e hamburger made from 100 percent beef and U.S. Government inspected. The ad proclaims service the best and that the business is open for customers.

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Officers Elected At St Theresa Club Meeting

The St. Theresa Study Club held a pitch-in dinner at 1414 Central Ave. This final meeting until September covered a year of study on The Life Of Christ by Father Richard Madden. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Freda McMinds and Treasurer Mrs. Charles Mudd. A social evening followed with members Jack Baker, George Blossom, Eugene Durham, Charles Mudd, Miss Freda McMinds and guest Miss Toby Ann Blossom.

St. Theresa Freda McMinds Central Ave of Christ Richard Madden Charles Mudd Jack Baker George Blossom Eugene Durham Toby Ann Blossom

Firemen's Auxiliary District Program Meeting Report

The Anderson Firemen's Auxiliary hosted a district meeting at the Gun and Badge Club Sunday with Mrs. Marion Boze presiding as Fourth District director. A state work discussion followed dinner, then Mrs. Robert Utterback performed on electric guitar and vocals. door prize went to Mrs. Pauline Borking of Shelbyville. Attending officials included Mrs. William Branson, state financial secretary. Edgar McCoy, junior past president. Ernestine Ream, past president. Mrs. Peter Kuipers and Mrs. Alice Galema from Lafayette. John Danaher from Anderson. officers present included Mrs. Frank Lawrence, state treasurer, and Mrs. John Straby, past state president.

Anderson Firemen’s Auxiliary Marion Boze Anderson Robert Utterback Pauline Brokering Shelbyville William Branson Edgar McCoy Lawrence Ernestine Ream Indianapolis Lafayette Peter Kuipers Alice Galema John Danaher

Gamma Rho Concludes Year With Three Star Rating

Gamma Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its final meeting of the season at Mrs. Mar lena Long s home Tuesday night. Mrs. Richard Miller presided as retiring vice president and a summer picnic was planned with committee members Ernie Bath and Miller. The chapter reviewed Beta Book rules and the year s yardstick, with results to be sent to the Kan sas City international office. Fall meetings resume in September.

Gamma Rho Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Marlena Long Richard Miller Kansas City Ernie Barth Roger Baker Bud Highbaugh Delano Sanders Dick Miller Butch Land Frank Layton Jack Macy John Condon Julie Miller Scott Macy Brian Sanders Teddy Long

Markleville HD Club Hosts May Meeting at Home

Markleville Home Demonstration Club held its May meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Mitchells home with president Mrs. Grover Keesling presiding. Mrs. George Everman gave the lesson. devotions by Mrs. Mitchell. Next meeting set for June 20 at Mrs. Everett Saddlers in Lebanon. Sixty members and guests attended. Farm Bureau Adams Township also met with devotion, reports, and a speaker on school reorganization. Pet and Hobby Club gave a program and flowers to all present.

Everett Saddler Charles Noland John Redmond Dora Bennett George Everman Grover Keesling Jules Gaus Kenneth Mitchell Forrest Marsh Farm Bureau Adams Township Fall Creek Heights Jack Robinson Evan Wilson Russell Adams Ruth Keesling Wayne Moore Frank Lucas Anderson Pet and Hobby Club

Annabelle Lane to wed Hal Lie Graham Jr in Maryville

Mrs Mary Lane of Maryville Mo and Wilbur Lane of Winterset Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Annabelle to Hallie E Graham Jr son of Hallie Graham Sr RR 3 Anderson The bride elect a Horace Mann High School graduate Pendleton High School attended Mr Graham works at Delco Remy The wedding is set for 7 pm June 2 at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses Maryville with Orville Calkins presiding minister A double ring ceremony The couple will reside in Anderson after a southern states trip

Mary Lane Maryvile Wilbur Lane Winterset Iowa Annabelle Hallie E. Graham Jr Hallie Graham Sr Anderson Horace Mann High School Maryville Pendleton High School Graham Delco- Remy Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Orville Calkins Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses

Mrs. W. M. Stinson Installed As Medical Group President

The Madison County Medical Auxiliary held a dinner and installed officers at Mrs. James Doenges home. New officers include Mrs. W. H. Stinson as president and Mrs. W. L. Sharp as president-elect with several vice presidents, secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer. Attendees included numerous local members led by Mrs. W. M. Stinson and Mrs. W. C. Van Ness served as program chairman.

W. M. Stinson Medical Group Madison County Medical Auxiliary James Doenges van Buskirk Rd W. C. van Ness Carolyn Walling Beverly Roundtree Anderson College W. H. Stinson W. L. Sharp R. H. Williams R. C. Swan H. D. Webb, and R. H. Willians

Officers Installed By Mothers At First Methodist Church

The Child Guidance Mothers' Club of the First Methodist Church met in the library with hostesses Mesdames Hansen and David Shock. New officers were installed: president Mrs. Melvin Kruse, vice president and program chair Mrs. William Mathys, treasurer Mrs. Dan Arbuckle, recording secretary Mrs. William Frame, corresponding secretary Mrs. David Shock. Dr. A. E. Neal spoke on health of the mother. Attendees included Mesdames Robey, Shock, Heller Jr., Kruse, Hobbs, Arbuckle, MacMillan, Bowman, Mathys, Frame, Nipple, Cain, Kline Jr., Hoehn, Slattery, Persing, Hansen and Upchurch.

Child Guidance Mothers’ Club The First Methodist Church Mesdames Hansen David Shock Omar Hansen Melvin Kruse William Mathys Dan Anbuckle Sec William Frame A. E. Neal Mesdames Paul Robey Joseph Heller Jr John F. Hobbs Don Arbuckle Deane MacMillan Richard Bowman Charles Nipple John Cain Paul Kline Jr Vernon Hoehn John Slattery Thomas Persing Pierce Upchurch

Markleville High Awards Highlight 62 63 Honor Society

Markleville High School presents its awards day with Jim Keesling as Honor Society president. Senior Joanna Best wins Amvet Auxiliary. eighth grader Vici Abney earns Amvet Auxiliary honors. multiple students receive American Legion, Girl’s State, Delta honors and various subject awards led by Jim Keesling, Tom Adams, and Arleen Milburn.

Markleville Markleville High School Jim Keesling Amvet Joanna Best Vici Abney American Legion Randy Tweedy Tom Adams Jay Chapman American Legion Auxiliary Pendleton Janice Markle Carol Minton Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Sandra Johnson Wilma Dempsey D.A.R Aileen Milburn Richard Markle Betty Schultz Alvena Peas Jan Gunn Pam Tinsley Patricia Eng Sondra Johnson Barbara Schultz Dee Ann Stohler Sandy Sipes Steve Banks Tom Topps Butch Baker Terry Schmitz Tom Fettinger Nancy Markie Rich Ard Markle Carolyn Musgrave Bonnie Redmond Keith Heath Gary Kinsey Sharon Elrod Steve House Mike Heffernan Howard Williams L. Hunter Don Banks Ray Seal Buddy Padgett Bobby Collier Darryl Gustin Kuklenski Dennis Keesling Ronnie Sayers Scott Fath Risley Bennett Seldon McKay Gary

Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer Rental at Tom's Drugs

Rental ad offers the Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer for one dollar per day to clean carpets. Available at Tom's Drugs on Fifth Street and 2808 Nichol Avenue, with easy to use operation and a promised carpet refresh.

Tom’s Drugs Fifth Street Nichol Avenue

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