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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1962
Page
5
Social notes report weddings and club gatherings across Pendleton and nearby areas. The Bauman and Maine families celebrate a church wedding in Mt Lebanon with a reception, while multiple home demonstration and household clubs share devotionals lessons, picnics, and birthdays.
Miss Joyce Shelton later Joyce Lynn Shain of Delco-Remy division area attended Anderton High School and Ball State University. The wedding date was to be defined with involvement from her mother Mrs. Shelton and family, with several local contacts listed. The groom was previously employed at Read ang Co and McCullum, a Read ang Co worker.
Debut of gathering at Just Baptist Church hosted by Mesdames Bess ham Hazel Keesling and Genevieve Warmke. Notes on local club activities and community notices appear in this fragment.
Home economists from the U S Department of Agriculture suggest varied seasonings for green beans to avoid monotony. Recipes include ham or bacon, lemon juice or vinegar, Worcestershire, dry mustard, or horseradish. sauces like cream, tomato, cheese, and mushroom are favored, with ideas to combine beans with other vegetables in baked or skillet dishes. A note mentions Connecticut's first Congress on Medical Quackery set for Sept 26 in Berlin sponsored by the Connecticut Medical Society and Health Department, and a new Sears Liquor Store opening on Broadway at Cross Street.
Numerous club gatherings are summarized. The Lat A Lot Club at Mrs. Robert Gilmore’s home awarded prizes to John L. Mevin, Richard Staggs and Harold Gallamore. other groups like Octa Femme Card Dial and the D and M Club hold socials with refreshments and birthday gifts. Attendees include Mrs. Sharon York and several neighbors across Pendleton and surrounding areas.
Principal Ross Jackson at South Elementary Pendleton reports 150 first graders enrolled for the new term, a marked gain. Registration occurred Friday with start plans noting classes begin Tuesday morning and full days resume Wednesday. Five new teachers join the staff, including Robert Asel Kay Hughes Claude Stuart Anne Reighard and Marilyn Crosley.
A bakery feature extols peaches and a Viennese Peach Tart as a centerpiece for coffee gatherings. It explains serving suggestions, coffee brewing ratios, and provides a crust recipe with butter, sugar, and enriched flour plus a currant glaze, urging precise preparation for a fragrant finish.
Mrs. Kennedy told Mayor Lorenzo Mansi that Caroline enjoyed playing with Italian children during a three week stay in Ravello. The First Lady said the experience helps learn language and customs through friendship exchanges and will depart for home Friday.
Fragmented OCR yields a mix of event times, names, foods, and a tavern notice. It mentions Faith Footers and Dr. Robert W. Fribley with morning classes and a fruit dessert recipe. Also references Jim Manley’s Big 4 Tavern open all day Monday and a Welcome Labor-Relax phrase.
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