This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
5
Mrs Robertson appointed chairman of gifts for mental patients with duties including arranging transport and coordinating donations. The announcement notes her leadership role as the project moves toward a coordinated drive and observance around Woman’s Day activities.
Anderson Indiana Sertoma Broadway Theater League outlines its fourth season with four productions at the Paramount Theater. A Man for All Seasons stars Robert Harris in January, followed by a comic TV spoof Chuckles the Chipmunk in February. April brings A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, then a musical melodrama Lady Audley's Secret or Who Pushed George. Season tickets go on sale November 1 with prices six eight eleven dollars and patron seats for three dollars.
TSC Chapter met with Mrs. Charles McGuinness hostessing at 505 North St Chesterfield with Mrs. Paul Grossestreuer as co host. Papers read titled Helen of Troy and Penelope. current events discussed. refreshments served to numerous members. next meeting set for November 13 at The Pancake House hosted by Mrs. Dyson and Francis Clyde.
The annual Fall Tour of the Women’s Lions Club of Anderson traveled to Indianapolis and Brown County. In Indianapolis they appeared on the Don Melvoin TV Show, receiving prizes for members. In Nashville the group enjoyed a luncheon and studio visits. Mrs. Ralph Manger presided over a brief business meeting. Co chairs included Mesdames Russell Murdock and William Hammons. Participants listed include many local residents and guests. A second event notes NDA adult students hosting a Halloween masquerade party at the Polish Club with a twist contest and live music by Reggie Decker. Additionally, several personal notes mention visitors and relatives from Dayton, Anaheim, and Long Island. a wedding trip to Stock-y n is referenced. And at least one local visiting relative is noted.
The Methodist Mothers Club at First Methodist hosts a nine o clock group meeting with William Carver and others presenting. Brief reports on November courses follow a discussion on Teetoaling Tribe. Rev John Siner chairs Children House classes to help parents relate Christian teachings to daily life. Coffee and rolls served by Mrs Paul Robey and hostesses Mrs Charles Nipple and Mrs Augustus Sylvester.
Noble Street WSCS schedules meetings at 1 pm and 7 30 pm on Thursday with six circles listed by member names and addresses Circle 1 Mrs Arthur Ketner 217 E 35th St Circle 2 Mrs Richard Craib 717 Church St Circle 3 Mrs Gertrude Willis 2118 Walnut St Circle 4 Mrs Boyd Howenstine 610 East St Circle 5 Mrs Mayme Huston 128 W 2nd St Circle 6 Mrs Harvey Wade 3615 Highland Rd Girdle Mrs Louis Wood RR 3 Anderson to entertain Oct 31 at 9 am.
ABWA enjoyed an informal bean supper at Mrs Hart Morehead's home. Mrs Lara Robinson won the door prize and other prizes were awarded. Attendees listed include Norton Carper ter Mary Cornell Madcona Seek Winan Maine Mary Adams Lynn Claxon Dott Eisel Bertha Elsbury Della tmae Mathis Pat Kane Cordelia Sivedter Helen Peuberten tan Rael Ferm Jamey Ka ampson Muriel Weagone Sue York Winifred Eisle Pharaba Tilden Lara Resin ile Boren Gray Mile Staub Jene Delby Sandra Muria Mandy Forknér Naor il Ricker Iene Iby Sally Sra Mary Murdock Maris Mare head Rachael Hoggard Lows Creek and Frances Perry.
Delta chaper of lf Omega Sorority met at Mrs Paul McCord home at 1216 East Seventh Street. Plans were announced for a joint meeting with Eta Chapter on November 15 at Bronnenberg Tea Room and a rummage sale on November 2. Mrs Leonard Martin presented Egypts Queens. Attendees included Mesdames Gene Barnes Leonard Martin Don Baker Robert Andersen Victor Finley Ralph Brown Gilbert Scott and Misses Betty Webster Sheila Worley and M Cord hostess. The next meeting will be a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs John McGivern 1004 Malibu Drive on November 21 with Mrs Donald Houser in charge.
Local club events include a Halloween masked party hosted at 814 E 27th, with prizes won by Mesdames Thurman Jones Hacker and Staggs. guest Carola Mason of Miami. upcoming Pendleton meeting at Mrs. R. Hines home. Madison County Home Economics teachers hosted an event at Anderson Country Club with French cooking theme and recipes brochure for attendees. Feathers make up six percent of a live chicken’s weight.
Methods Church met at 2102 Lafayette State with hostess Mrs Watson and chairman Jesse Embree. Present were Mesdames Fuller, Bickel, Bays, Mauck, Daughhetee, Campbell, Hamlin, Scott, Embree. Program, business meeting, and social hour conducted.
A list of local events in Anderson includes Phi Beta Psi Sorority at 7:30 pm with hostess Mars Marvin Leazenby at 1914 Mth St and co-hostesses, Madison County Republican Club at 7:30 pm with candidates’ meeting at 12 fain St, Religious Book Club at 2 pm with hostess Mrs Earley at 112 Delaware Court, Beaux Arts Club at 1:30 pm with hostess Mrs Wright Cotten and program by Mattie B Fry, and Mothers' Club at 1:30 pm at North Anderson School featuring a jewelry demonstration by Hoyt Fright Company.
Phi Beta Psi staged a harvest hop for members and guests at the Coon Hunters Club with jack o lanterns and autumn decor. Attendees included Mrs Richard Shelton and Mrs Jim Ray, plus many other community members and club guests in a lively fall social.
Dorothy B. Hill, former school principal, spoke at the Helen Wesp Mothers Club meeting at Seventh Street School and showcased part of her antique glass collection. The display covered Wedgewood, pressed glass, pewter, Paul Revere pieces and porcelain, with autumn decor.
Grace Baptists hosted a missionary meeting with Mrs Luttrell of Rt 1 York town as hostess and Mrs Don Camp presenting vocation. Miss Donna Cottrell spoke on Ethiopia with photos and customs while baskets for underprivileged families were planned.refreshments served to attendees.
Senior Fellowship of Centralist Church will conven Thursday Oct 24 at 11 30 for a pitch in dinner at the Fellowship Hall The dinner will be served at 12 noon members are asked to bring covered dish and individual table service Following the dinner our program will be presented Mrs Helen Edmonson will lead the devotions and Mrs Oran Fars ley will entertain with a program of musical selections A travel picture will be shown by Mrs Harold Cromwell.
Plans are underway for the annual bazaar of the WCSC Madison Avenue Methodist Church to be held Friday November 1 from 10 a m to 8 p m. The event features a Harvest festival theme with booths of handcrafts candles decorations home baked goods and various items. Coffee rolls soup and sandwiches will be served and a fried chicken dinner is planned. Mrs Andrew Rice serves as WSCS president with Mrs James Hudson as general chairwoman and Mrs Kenneth Farmer Sr in charge of food plus a list of committee members.
Meadowbrook Baptist Church circles met on Thursday October 24. Circles 1 2 and 3 held sessions at members homes with 6 to 10 participants including guests. Devotions love gifts and lessons covered topics such as Hands A Salary Cut Made Us Tithers and Who Is Your Master with teachers Mrs. Swain Mrs. Beeman Mrs. Chapman and others leading as a series on religion Animism and introductions to faith.
Gamma Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi installed officers in a dinner meeting at the Spa Party Room. Officers included President Mrs. Robert Martin and Vice President Mrs. Pat Ryan with directors and standing committees named by Mrs. Martin Kine. Several members attended the Ft Wayne YMCA regional convention on Oct 5. Also notes the 1964 Street Department budget at 558,483 compared to 273,200 in 1956.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.