Golden wedding anniversary for Dr and Mrs John J Rinne
Dr and Mrs John J Rinne celebrate their 50 year union with an open house from 2 to 5 pm at 303 West Tenth Lapel Indiana on Sunday June 4. Married June 6 1911 they are natives of Seymour with ties to Shields High School Indiana University 1909 degree interning at Indianapolis City Hospital then practice in Lapel. They have two children Harold E Rinne of Indianapolis and Mrs E O Martin of Joplin Missouri and four grandchildren. Gifts omitted per request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Rinne
Ait
West Tenth St
Lapel
Seymour
Bother
Shields High School
Rinne
Indiana University
Indianapolis City Hospital
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Beta Pi Medical
Masonic Lodge
The
Lions Club
Marshall A. Campbell
Anderson
Fernandina Beach
Fla
Open House
Campbell
Florida
Box
Container Corporation of America
W. D. Rushton
Harry Jarvis
Jarvis
AHS Class 1946 Plans Reunion On August 5
Lee Handley announces a reunion for AHS Class of 1946 on August 5 with a 1 to 5 PM picnic at Mounds State Park and a 9 PM to 1 AM dance at the Eagles Ballroom. Tom Moreland chairs the dance, Dusty Rhodes heads the picnic committee, and Silas Jones and Betty Kane lead communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Handley
AHS
Mounds State Park
Eagles
Tom Moreland
Dusty’’ Rhodes
Silas Jones
Betty Kane
YMCA
Betty Dobson Kane
Anderson
Silas Dunn Jones
Chesterfield
Don Adams
William Alexander
Eileen Beeson
Orpha Benefiel
James Berry
Joyce Bess
Evelyn Jane Biddle
Maxine Blake
Norma Jean Breece
Richard Broadnax
Reva Mae Brown
Fairy Cantwell
Franklin Carr
Kathleen Childers
Frances Clements
Juanita Clemens
John Cochran
Ruth Cooper
Ellen Mae Davis
Anne Edmonson
Laramie Fursler
Ruth Givens
Marvin Hull
Joanna Hunt
Marybelle Huntzinger
Catherine Jarrett
Lenora
Jessup
Marjorie Jones
Creason
Albert Kearns
Janet Key
Barbara Kramer
Helen Ku
Bridal Shower at Rowe Home and Pattern Offer
Bridal shower for Miss Harolyn Phillips held at the Rowe home in obituary terms with many attendees listed. also an advertisement for Pattern 721 honey moon towels with mail order details from The Anderson Herald. Includes a culinary note on using leftover egg whites to stabilize whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
A. T. Rowe
Loren Owen
Harold Linaman
Rowe
8Th St
Harolyn Phillips
Don Buuns
Dayton
Ohio
Mesdames
Marion E. Burns
Harvey Davis
Lloyd Wright
Here
Harold Phillips
Bertha Postma
Nappanee
Clyde Allen
Milton Buettner
David Caldwell
Val Clear
Elbridge MacKenzie
Franklin Miller
Gene Newberry
Dalford Nisely
Robert Nicholson
Hollis Pistole
Robert Reardon
Carl Smith
Edwin Upshaw
Joe Welling
Charles Wilson
Everett Graves
Jack
Mesdames R. R. Byrum
Gertrude Little
Elvar Adcock
Louise Frayser
Leland Smith
Lula B. Young
G. Byrd
Flore Welling
Carl Willams
Eva Clare Kardatzke
M. Lavern Norris
Norm Cook
Earle McGuire
Marguerite Hughes Hale
Malcolm Grossman
Sandor Szillasy
Lewis Hennigar
William H. Mikesell
C. E. Edwards
Oren Holtzclaw
Celeste
Nancy Osborne
Zylphia Hurlbut
Lottie Franklin
Helen Holton
Mae McAlpine
Gretchen Ritter
Vila Deubach
Don Wilson
Eugene Sterner
Miss Phillips
Frankton Progressive Club Celebrates Golden Anniversary
The Frankton Progressive Club marked its 50th year with a May 16 dinner at Sullivan's Party Room near Elwood. A history of the club was read, earlier issues from The Critic were shared, and Dr. Ray Waymire gave a travelogue. Twelve members and four guests attended, honoring founders Kathrine Swart and Vivian Witmer among many long-time members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Progressive Club
Progressive Club of
Sullivan's
Elwood
Ray Waymire
Pacific North West
Canadian Rockies
Mesdames Melvin Sprague
Inez Free
Ethel Layne
Clifford Drake
Alma Shuter
Nellie Quear
Leslie Harper
Alice Rice
Clara Brandon
Bessie Webb
Lois Feight
Pauline Frank
George Jones
Cleo Kimmerling
George Geisler
Kathrine Swart
Vivian Witmer
Emily Flynn
Marion
Davis Rollinger Pink and Blue Stork Shower Fete
Mrs A I Davis and Mrs Ray Rollinger hosted a stork shower for Mrs Don Myers of Indianapolis with pink and blue decor. Guests enjoyed bridge after dessert, ice cream bassinette treats, sugar booties, lace table styling, and opened gifts from a long list of Indianapolis and Terre Haute attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Davis
Ray Rollinger
Don Myers
Indianapolis
Mesdames
J. H. George
D. Henderson
Virginia Linzie
H. Lawson
Sal Crawford
Paul Crawford
Terre Haute
Paul Myers
Jon Ohlheiser
Robert Prather
Ted McClintick
Fred Robbins
George Taggart
George Totton
Beryl Jenkins
Walter Gehrke
C. 0. Davisson
Richard Johnson
Harold Veazey
Carroll Cowgill
Frank Allis
Richard Davisson
Paul Sheets
Robert Johnston
John Chambers Jr
Memorial Day Festivities Slated at Two Country Clubs
Anderson and Edgewood Country Clubs plan family Memorial Day events with pool opening, all day golf, children's games, a buffet, and dances. Co chairs include Ralph Wechsler, Jim Dains, and a roster of committee members. Edgewood adds a mixed two ball golf tournament and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Edgewood Country Clubs
Anderson Country Club
Ralph Wechslers
Jim Dains
Edgewood Country Club
Robert E. Jones
Bridge girders double as grillwork for snow melt at Straits
Novel design on the Straits of Mackinac bridge in St Ignace Michigan places two center lanes with grillwork to let snow and ice fall through into the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Ignace
Mich
Straits of Mackinac Bridge
Research Club Installs At Final Meeting
The final meeting of the Research Club featured a pitch-in luncheon in the summer room of Mrs. Arthur A. Beckman at 818 West 7th Street. Newly elected officers installed by retiring president Mrs. William Baughn were Mesdames James R. Day president John Oughton vice president Jack Hendricks secretary and Russell G. Baker treasurer. After luncheon and business members visited informally and will resume meetings in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Arthur A. Beckman
W. 7Th St
William Baughn
James R. Day
John Oughton
Jack Hendricks
Russell G. Baker
Small Buds Plan For Flower Show
The Small Buds, sponsored by the Anderson Garden Club, met at Mrs. Merle Van Voorst’s home to plan the Flower Show set for June 9 10. A workshop on flower arranging was led by Mrs. Van Voorst and refreshments were served to a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Garden Club
Merle van Voorst
Washington trappers market mink skins and farm furs
Washington reports U S trappers market about one million mink skins annually and farm raised skins totaling about 2.77 million. The note also mentions culinary guidance about garlic bread seasoning and butter in a separate dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Anderson Woman Initiated Into IU Honorary Society
Mrs. Marie Joiner Mayo assistant biology professor at Anderson College has been initiated into the Indiana University chapter of Sigma Delta Epsilon. The honor recognizes demonstrated ability in scientific research as she pursues doctoral study after earning a BA from Anderson College and an MS from Tulane University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Joiner Mayo
Anderson College
Indiana University
Sigma Delta Epsilon
Mayo
Tulane University
Centennial Echoes of the Civil War Student Revue
Edna Berryman presents her annual student musical revue in Fellowship Hall at Central Christian Church next Sunday at 2 pm. The program honors Benjamin F. Ketchum with Civil War era costumes and four parts including The Overture, Dixieland Tunes, a Ballad of the North and South, and a finale singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
Central Christian Church
Edna Berryman
Benjamin F. Ketchum
Berryman
Julia Anne Bellar
Frances Decker
Shelbie Stout
Carla Hudson
North
South
Edna Berryman Accordion
David Gamble
Frances Copeland
Edna Barryman
Ralph Decker
Earl Gamble
Chester Ritterskamp
Donald Bellar
Ralph Imel
Michael Lewchanin
Gerald Huntzinger
Ann Ritterskamp
Jana Graham
Janet Yount
Marylouise Lindsay
Martha Bolander
Rand Huntzinger
Janet Imel
Shari Lewchanin
Charles Brandt
Susan Brandt
Julia Ann Bellar
Jimmy Darnell
Deborah Huntzinger
Doris Schild
Darlene Schild
Carolyn Williams
Robert Bloom
Sandra ‘Bloom
Rita Wallace
Young TV Star Visits Hospital During Indianapolis Festival
Tow headed Jon Provost of the Lassie series visited St. John's Hospital yesterday to reconnect with Sister Mary the administrator. He toured the children's ward and several hospital departments during a stay tied to 500 Festival activities in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Provost
Timmy
Anderson
Sister Mary
St. John’s Hospital
Jon
California
St. John’s
Indianapolis
Count on cooking a cup of rice for four to six
A simple guideline advises cooking one cup of rice to serve four to six people. For longer grains use two cups per four to six servings if heartier portions are desired.
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John
Jewell Maynard
Dorothy Mitchell
Wilma Monroe
Doris Mooney
Robert Moore
Russell Morehouse
Mary Painter
Jim Partington
Mary Helen Pearson
Rex Puckett
Susanna Pusey
Patricia Reveal
Cler
Mary Alice Richardson
Joe Petry
David Powell
Robert Lee Payne
Jo Ann Sloan
William Fenelon
Carl Greek
Charles Gault
Norma Jean Fitzsimmons
Margaret Fisher
Argabright
Edward Lee Gray
Lonnie Weston Jr
June Whitesel
Brummett
Clara Wicker
Barbara Windlaw
Norma Wishon
Betty Jean Yeider
Minnie Lou Yocum
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Rowe Home
Neams
Sauna Wheder
Katherine Swart
Wayne Sigler
Rose Sigler
Marvin Swart
Minnie Salmon
Melvin Sprague
Elmer Williams
Delo Witmer
Eli Wright
Orva Foust
Harry Cunningham
Harry Branch
Lola Noland
Mary Beher
Dottie Moore
Edgewood
M. W Paugh
John Quinn
Donald Childes
Martin Otto
Donald Schafer
Richard DeVlieg
Robert Baker
Robert Forbes
Mark Perlman
Society and Club News
Jane Herita
Toner-Scott
Jack Scott
John E. Scotts
E. C. Toner
Anderso Country Club
Cindy
Nancy Scott
Ann Drilling
Mr. Scott
John E. Scott
Herald
Bulletin-Herald
Davis Dairy Farms
Roebuck
Sears
Corsetiere
Lynn Thomas
Sears Cosetry
Panty
Hite
Gale
Bos
C-D
Ind
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