Local engagements and weddings listed in Anderson notices
Mr and Mrs Lester Poling announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Mae to James Edward Quinn sons of Mrs Delores Quinn a June wedding planned The Poling family addresses and education details are noted plus Miss Carolyn Schug and Robert Lee Horner plan a June wedding to be held in Pendleton The Schug and Horner families live in Pendleton and Anderson and both couples have listed schooling and employments at Delco Remy Stokely Van Camp and Ford Motor respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Poling
Jefferson St
Lois Mae
James Edward Quinn
Delores Quinn
Chase St
Miss Poling
Anderson High School
Carolyn Schug
Robert Lee Horner
L. R. Schug
West St
Pendleton
Ralph Horner
Main St
Anderson
Lessons From Home Demonstration Clubs Across Town
Numerous clubs held meetings with devotions, lessons on generations, and garden topics. Guests included Mrs. Fay Howell and other club members as officers led sessions, reports were shared, and door prizes awarded, highlighting community education efforts. A separate item notes Mrs. Adelaide Young, a 74 year old widow from South Africa, spending $16,800 to travel as dictated by a bequest before it reverts to a political party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Madison Club
Fay Howell
Duced
Jerome Lewis
Ralph Harrell
Edna Wohlford
Harold Spangler
J. D. Crump
Delbert Smith
William Harmon
Jackson Township
Reba Coy
Irene Schuyler
Clell Kingsbury
Mary Beck
Schuyler
Grace Mills
Rosa Hall
Nila Kingsbury
Earl Greenland
Richard Hamilton
Irene Smith
London
UPI
Adelaide Young
South Africa
What Makes a Good MD in New York
UPI reports at a Veterans Administration Hospital TB patients name the best doctor as the one who spends ample time in the ward talks with patients about ailments and shows genuine care. The emphasis is on patient interaction and compassion rather than solely technical skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Veterans Administration
Sorority sessions span Beta Sigma Phi chapters
Delta Gamma Eta Mu and other Beta Sigma Phi chapters held end of year sessions. New officers were installed, committees named, and plans set for State Day June 28 at Bloomington. Activities included a summer social, yardstick reviews, and preparations for Hoosier Boys Town project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Gamma Chapter
Delta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
James Swain
18Th St
Swain
Robert Quinn
Cordealia Reeve
Jerry Cuneo
Ralph Hellems
Frank Woschitz
Gayne McLaughlin
Ways and Means
John Jones
Joyce Nagel
James Johnson
Fred Britton
Harold Snow
Robert West
Gene Wright
Woschitz
Harry Leons
Joseph Widebrink
State Council
Leons
Britton
Miss Nagel
Miss Reeve
Hellems
Mesdames Johnson
Jones
Douglas Welker
Cuneo
McLaughlin
Hell
Joanna Seybert
Jacque Seybert
Pat Branch
Roberta Davis
Bloomington
Net Fath
Phyllis Norris
Judy Benjamin
Dianne Swartz
Michael A. Campagna
Hoosier
Beverly Light
Kilbuck Park
Beta Sigma Phi
Shadyside Park
International Office
Davis
Mesdames Nell Gath
Lois Poling
Denson Sylvester
Ni Beta Lambda
Robert Rector
Elma St
Don Hays
Morris Turner
Mesdames William Watkins
Kenneth Bennett
John Watkins
YW Matrons Install Officers at YWCA Ceremony
The YW Matrons' Club held an installation at the YWCA with Mrs. Don Houser officiating. $150 was donated to the YW furnishings fund. New officers include Harry Brobst as president and Robert Fox as first vice president. The tea committee and various chairpersons were announced, a June 9 Kilbuck Park picnic set, and a gift given to the outgoing president, Mrs. Houser, by Mrs. Anderson. Guests attended including Mrs. Heinnaman, Clem, and Fullington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW Matrons’ Club
YWCA
Don Houser
YW Furnishings Fund
Frank Worley
Hiroko White
Charles Shuman
Robert Rohlfing
R. E. Wheasler
W. F. Logan
William Greenwald
Robert Anderson
Lyman Campbell
Cecil Goyer
John L. Fields
Roy Wheasler
Kilbuck Park
Walter Whitney
Roy Graf
Elsie Bagley
Virgil George
Houser
Anderson
Club
Robert Heinnaman
Leonard A. Clem
Robert Fullington
Clubette Jolly Eight and L Ametie Club Hold Meetings
The Jolly Eight Club hosted euchre prizes for Frances Shaffer Irene Hearse and Max Hurd at Mrs Theodore King s home. L Ametie Club met at Mrs Margaret Chaney s Brentwood home with business by Nell Rich and prize awards to Chaney Delph and Rich. Mothers of World War II met at GAR Hall with delegates named and plans for Memorial Day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
Theodore King
Frances Shaffer
Irene Hearse
Max Hurd
Louise Underwood
Gar Hall
William Breech
Frankfort
Anderson
Pearl Levi
Harry Donica
Women's Council
C. H. Graham
Levi
Mildred Whitley
Glass stopper removal and club officer notes
A historical note describes a method to loosen a glass stopper using a string around the neck of a bottle and friction heat. It also lists club officers and committees with names and roles, plus a September meeting hint and refreshments provided by the hostess.
Faculty Changes At Alex Schools Include Several Departures
Alexandria City Schools announce a series of staffing changes for next fall. Returning from leave is Mrs Guida Miller to Elementary School, while Mrs Anabelle Conkling resigns to take a post in Frankton. Mrs Dwight McCurdy seeks leave for Indiana University. Miss Mavis Jones will teach fifth grade. Retirement of Mrs Stuart Sweeney noted. Mrs Betty Kilgore to teach music again. S Mekle Clendenin leaves for Calumet area. successor Miss Judith Ann Thompson named. Miss Pearl Shei engaged for intermediate grades. Evelyn Williams to replace fourth grade teacher Orville Ratzlaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Alexandria City
Kelro Whiteman
Guida Miller
Anabelle Conkling
Frankton
Dwight McCurdy
Indiana University
Mavis Jones
Marion College
Stuart Sweeney
Betty Kilgore
S. Mekle Clendenin
Calumet
Indiana State Police
Judith Ann Thompson
Ball State Teachers College
Richmond
Pearl Shei
LaPorte County
Evelyn Williams
Alexandria High School
Ball State
Orville Ratzlaff
Lapel EUB Morning Theme Sacrifice at 9 30 Sunday
The Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church sets 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship with the theme Sacrifice by Rev. Chester Grace and an 7:30 p.m. Boys and Girls Fellowship meeting. Church School is at 10:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. activities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Grace
Lapel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Murder Charge Faced By Indiana Woman
Jeffersonville Indiana woman Nellie Cisco 62 widow of a Jeffersonville gambler was indicted on a first degree murder charge in the gun death of her male friend John McIntyre 61 found dead of four bullet wounds at Cisco’s home May 15 A Clark County grand jury returned the indictment and Cisco pleaded innocent she was ordered back to jail pending a hearing on insanity hospitalization between now and the trial date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville, Ind
Elwood Grads To Be Honored At Church Service
Elwood Willkie High School graduates who are Church of God members will be guests at the morning service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday with Rev. Edward C. Duty delivering Life's Most Vital Question. A youth party follows evening worship and Vacation Bible School begins Monday 8:45 to 11 a.m. daily, ending with a Friday program. John M. Tebbe, 77, died in Tipton after a fall injury, funeral Monday at St. John's Catholic Church Tipton. Burial in St. John's Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at Young Funeral Home. Mercy Hospital dismissals include Stan Davis Frankton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tebbe
John M. Tebbe
Edward Keller
Elwood
Tipton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Jerome Walski
St. John’s Cemetery
Young Funeral Home
Sobel Returns From Vacation From Near East Trip
Joseph Sobel 30 of Seminole Dr returned home last Saturday after an extended trip to the near East visiting Athens Beirut Lebanon Egypt Old Jerusalem and Israel where he stayed with his niece Mrs Joseph Tichman and her family He continued home via Rome Paris London and New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sobel
Near East
Athens
Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Old Jerusalem
Israel
Joseph Tichman
Rome
Paris
London
New York
Faith Temple to Dedicate Addition With Two Day Services
Special two day dedication begins today at Faith Temple at 29th and Fletcher Streets. Today’s schedule starts at 1 PM with 4 PM dinner and 7 PM evening service. Visitors from Indiana and Ohio share music and preaching. Sunday Evangelist Ida McCormick to speak following the regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Temple
29Th
Fletcher Streets
Indiana
Ohio
Ida McCormick
Elwood Social and Homemaker Club News Summary
Elwood hosts Loyal Women class party at Mrs Lula Stewart home with Theresa Wheeler presiding and devotions by Mildred Holmes. Co-Operative Homemakers meet at Mrs William Meyer’s with spring flowers and lessons on home nursing and International Farm Youth Exchange. OES Auxiliary notes, graduation attendance, Fort Leonard Wood furlough, and Canadian conifer stands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
First Baptist Church
Lula Stewart
Theresa Wheeler
Mildred Holmes
Nellie Garbett
Freda Stewart
Nellie Gorbett
Mable Austin
Gladys Flynn
Lavina Leavitt Flossie Brown
Panther Band Heads To Indianapolis Parade
Elwood Willkie High School Panther Band leaves Elwood at 430 pm Friday by special buses for the Indianapolis 500 parade. Elwood Rotary Club sponsors the trip. Band is listed as Spot No IP in the lineup. Fire department dog mascot Skipper is hitched to a poster carton. Two firemen, Edgar Phillips and Clarence Dever Jr., accompany the dog. Negro tenor Prof John H. Redding will sing three solos at First Baptist Church service at 1030 am Sunday. He studied at Clark College and Oberlin, taught 16 years, and will teach in North Carolina after Indiana tour. Rev R W Sage invites all. Rev Everett Mart of Fairmount will speak at Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday at 1030 am and 730 pm in absence of pastor Rev Garl R Shaw, who attends Marion College baccalaureate. Vacation Bible School opens Monday 6 to 830 pm for ages 4 to 17 through Friday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Wendell L. Willkie
Indianapolis
Edgar Phillips
Clarence Dever
John H. Redding
Brick Junior College
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
Redding
Clark College
Atlanta
Oberlin School of Music
Indiana
R. W. Sage
Mart
Everett Mart
Fairmount
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Garl R. Shaw
Marion College
Mary Jane
Alexandria Social Events Honor of Jean Lowther
Mr and Mrs G W Lowther hosted out of town guests for dinner in Alexandria in honor of their daughter Jean after her graduation from Alexandria High School. Commencement exercises followed at the high school gym with attendees from Portland Indianapolis and local members invited. De Molay meets tonight at 7 at the Masonic Temple. Beta Sigma Phi hosts Mother-Daughter Banquet Monday at First Christian Church. Rebekah District drill practice prepares for district meeting June 2 in Marion with Mrs Harriet Allen named delegate and 22 local members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Business College
Delco-Remy
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
East Lynn Christian Church
Quinn
Anderson High School
Delco- Remy
Lawrence Deeley
St. Ambrose School
Anderson
Jane Deeley
Deeley
Joseph Deeley
American Legion
Alexandria
Jean
Alexandria High School
G. W. Lowther
Beta Sigma Phi
First Christian Church
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Marion
Harriet Allen
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Ee of
Swee Tainan
Jane Heritage Society
Dorothy Boyce
Gamma Pi
Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority
Horner
US Army
Fort Benning
Ford Motor Company
Acme Technical Institute
Forkner's
Miss Lois Poling
Gerald Whitesel
E. Sth St
Ed Ake
Mendon Club
Marion Seal
Paul Seal
Wayne Scott
John Ingels
Fred Manifold
James Rayl
Hubert Lawson
Stony Creek Shiners
John Tonys
James Frontman
Oscar Madosh
Merlyn Edrington
Ted Barger
Charles Higgins
Mesdames
Norman Turley
Harvey Grimes
Alice Yust
Joe Chamness
Ed Aice
Progressive Club
Paul Carpenter
Lone Oak Dr
Earl Raper
Zertha Dotson
Mildred Baker
Ravis Vail
Mesdames Mary Lawrence
Maude Pursley
Lafayette Township Club
James McCullough
Clifton Paddock
Dale Jones
Lou Paddock
Milo Childers
Lumber
John
Bryce Watkins
Bryce
Mid-States
Eta Mu
Burley Hogue
Ways and
Charles Green
Robert Scharnowske
Charles Neyboer
Herb Hood
John Stewart
James Ice
David Mathew
Jack Ward
Jackie Smith
James Bell
Gene Johnston
Phi Beta Psi
Roland Maine
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Anderson Loan Community Room
Ralph Brown
Maine
Edward Morse
Bev Ross
JoAnn Roberts
James Martin
Robert Love
Horace Nichols
Milton Mills Jr
Robert Ramsey
Robert Shoemaker
Barella Gray
Adriene Good
Grandview Golf Club
Gamma Iota
Pat Gossett
Harter Blvd
France
England
Scotland
Fort Wayne
Ni Beta Lambda Chapter
Clubettes
L'Ametie Club
Robert Norris
Watkins
Robert Tolle
Jack Baldwin
David Ricker
Ralph Reed Jr
Clem Hubbell
John Bowers
Denson Syylvester
Bud Hill
Turner
Alex
Caura Wheeeller
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Elwood Grads
Mercy Hospital
Stan Davis
Max Tompkins
So. A St
Marian Watson
So. F St
Robert Crull
Baby
William Harless
Byron Harvey
Copher and
Fesler
Elmer Myerly
Merrill Foland
Everett Leachman
St. John's Hospital
Copher
Omer Darrow
Rt. 3
Memorial Clinic
Sobel
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Dureek Township
Wiliam Meyer
Charles Dale
Scott Campbell
Harry Grimme
Arley Smith
Ed Wisler
Cecil Goins
Purdue University
Cecil Wantland
Earl Reasoner
C. C. Forrest
Martha Jo Leisure
International Farm Youth Exchange
Tillie Leisure
Rena Lane
A. J. Bannon
Thomas Bohlander
Kenneth Mears
Lapel
Kay Dale
Gwen Wisler
OES
Etta Balser
Minnie Marshall
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Orpha Winings
Mangas
Camp James FE
Hancher
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Ervin Hancher
Dakota
Levi Cartwright
Vetrus Hilstead
Cando, N. D
Samuel Cloud
Canadian
British Columbia
Panther Band
W Fs. Teeters
Portland
Fred Ewry
Tom
Lloyd Charley
Becky
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Mary Starr
Gertrude Young
Venita Humphries
Fairview ST
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