Community club and church meeting schedule evening
CTE to Salvation Army Home League meets at church at 7:00 p.m. Lyons Lodge No. 634 F and AM stated meeting at Lyons Masonic hall at 7:30 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall 7:30 p.m. American Legion at legion home 7:30 p.m. Saron choir at church 7:30 p.m. First Christian church choir at church 7:00 p.m. First Methodist and First Baptist church choirs at church 7:00 p.m. Rotary Anne at municipal golf course 6:30 p.m. Ellis 4-H club with Steve Page 7:30 p.m. Quapaw Tribe No. 143 Red Men at Red Men’s hall 7:00 p.m. Columbian chapter No. 140 CES at Masonic temple 7:30 p.m. Sunset Wranglers at Conservation clubhouse Lee Sherrard park 7:30 p.m. Women of Moose chapter 19 at Moose home 8:00 p.m.
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Salvation Army Home League
Lyons Lodge
Lyons Masonic Hall
Eagles
Lodge Hall
American Legion
Legion Home
Saron
First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Rotary Anne
Municipal Golf Course
Ellis
Steve Page
Improved Order
Red Men
Red Men's
CES
Masonic Temple
Sunset Wranglers
Conservation
Lee Sherrard Park
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Sand Removal Delayed for Burns Ditch Project
Removal of sand from the Burns Ditch site or a proposed Lake Michigan port may not begin until mid August. Indiana Port Commission secretary treasurer Clinton Green said equipment permits and Army Corps approvals are delaying plans. Spokespeople say bulldozers are in the area though officials deny planned road work. Save the Dunes Council criticizes the project as damaging a historic road bed.
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Indianapolis
Wph
Burns Ditch
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Clinton Green
Indiana Port Commission
Green
Army Corps of Engineers
Chicago
Mary Construction Co
Cape Girardeau
Sukinz
Army
Indiana Department of Conservation
Northwestern University
Bethlehem Steel Co
Save-the- Dunes Council
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Herbert Read
Chesterton
Joan Nelson
Detroit
Lebanon Church Party Honors Pastor William Heinbaugh
The Lebanon Baptist church in Midland hosted a surprise birthday party after evening services for Pastor William Heinbaugh. A lily centerpiece, a birthday cake with roses, and a cake inscription welcomed him at a long dining room table. More than seventy five attendees enjoyed homemade ice cream, cake and punch.
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William Heinbaugh
The
Lebanon Baptist Church
Midland
Bill
New Collections Preview Opened by Manufacturers Meet
Fashion editors saw a surge of checkerboard patterns dominating the fall and winter collections. Firms Monte Sano & Pruzan and Originala showcased multiple check sizes and color pairings from red and navy to beige and black. Jacques Tiffeau, Dior-trained designer, highlighted cape styled day and evening jackets, with cape shaping at shoulders and sleeve inset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wrp
Monte Sano & Pruzan
iBut
Jacques Tiffeau
Christian Dior
Paris
Originala
State Fair Sets Show For Young Homemakers
Indiana State Fair plans a Young Homemakers Style Show on Aug 31 as part of Ladies Day. Greene County agent Mrs Zetta Anderson says 18–30 year old homemakers who sew for family can enter. Six prizes per category, champion $25, plus Indiana Farmer bonus $25 if pattern from the magazine.
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Zetta Anderson
Greene County
Indiana Farmer
Indianapolis
Anderson
Bloomfield
Jasonville Delphian Club hosts final spring dinner
Mrs. H. F. Donartter of Linton spoke at the Jasonville Delphian Study club’s final spring dinner in Beck’s dining room. The event featured gardenlike floral arrangements and Latin America gateway décor. Donagher, a former South America missionary, shared views on education and exchange programs with emphasis on understanding between the two regions.
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H. F. Donartter
Linton
Jasonvile Delphian Study Club
Beck
Jasonville
Latin America
James Shouse
Floyd Mitten
County Federated Club
James Mitten
Orange
Calif
Donagher
South America
Donaziner
James House
LaDonna Marsh
A. I. Messick
Bernice Mitchell
US conducts 37th underground nuclear test in Nevada
The United States fired its 37th underground nuclear detonation in the Nevada test series. The device had a low yield, reported at under 20,000 tons of TNT, marking another entry in the ongoing program.
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Washington
United States
Nevada
Bronze Plaque Honors Women in High Point Furniture Hub
High Point North Carolina hosts the four week long Southern Furniture Exposition Market drawing about 400 exhibitors from 27 states and 2,500 salesmen plus 4,000 to 5,000 buyers registering. The 14 story monument and air conditioned Expo Building is a hub on the Furniture Highway linking Drexel Hickory Lenoir Lexington Thomasville Winston-Salem and High Point. North Carolina leads in wood bedroom and dining room furniture production with Virginia second in the nation.
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High Point
N. C
Ipi
Furniture Land
America
Drexel
Hickory
Lenoir
Lexington
Thomasville
Winston - Salém
North Carolina
Virginia
Live-n-Joy Club Holds Meeting Here
Mrs. Ronald Sparks hosted the Live-n-Joy home demonstration club of Linton at her home Tuesday evening with Mrs. Kenneth Smith presiding. The group sang Sweet and Low, heard a devotional, shared a humorous roll call, and discussed health records and efficient home management. Members planned a one month duty schedule and reported on the club’s mental patient and senior citizen projects. Refreshments were served to 12 members.
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Ronald Sparks
Linton
Tusday
Kenneth Smith
James Wall
Allfred McBride
Dale Jones
Sparks
Lebanon Baptist Class Holds Meeting
Mrs. Florence Brown hosted the Kings Daughters class of Lebanon Baptist Church for their June meeting. The session opened with prayer led by Mrs. Ruby O’Bryan and included a business vote to acquire new church nursery furnishings. Beatrice Newgent led the devotional, citing Psalms Isaiah and Ephesians, followed by refreshments for a list of members.
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Florence Brown
Kings Daughters
Lebanon Baptist Church
Ruby O'Bryan
Beatrice Newgent
Brown
Berneice. Mitchell
Julia Drake
Lodema Bean
Zona Bennett
Margaret Pedwell
Olive Terhune
Phoebe Smith
Gladys Neal
Lydis Draper
June Cadwell
Mary Alice Woodard and Douglas Lee Klink Wed at Sullivan
Miss Mary Alice Woodard and Douglas Lee Klink were married in a First Christian church ceremony in Sullivan on Saturday June 9. The bride is daughter of Cleo C. Woodward of Sullivan and the groom son of Ray Fitzpatrick of Carlisle. Officiating was Rev. Ben Merold with Robert Carter singing. A reception followed. couple plan to reside in West Lafayette after a honeymoon trip. The bride, ISU graduate, is employed by the Metropolitan School District in Lawrence, Indianapolis. the groom, Linton Stockton HS and Purdue trained, will graduate from the School of Industrial Management in August.
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Mary Alice Woodard
Douglas Lee Klink
First Christian Church
Sullivan
Cleo C. Woodward
Ray Fitzpatrick
Carlisle
Ben Merold
Robert Carter
Ruth Turner
Nelda Shew
Allen Stoner
Lafayette
Charles
Elizabeth Coffey
Shew
Delbert Lucas
Harold Shew
Judy Grounds
Betty Coffey
Bonnie Stoner
Jewell Gonser
Dixie Reed
Dana Criss
West Lafayette
Indiana State College
Metropolitan
Lawrence
Indianapolis
Linton-Stockton High School
Aeronautical Technological School
Purdue
School of Industrial Management
Big Cookout In Vermont To Stir for Two Weeks
VERGENNES Vermont July 18 1962 headlined by President Kennedy and notables like J Edward Day Robert Frost and Baroness Maia Von Trapp guest list for the Senior Girl Scout Roundup. An encampment of 10000 girls and leaders will build a self contained city with a hospital power plant post office and banks serving 50 states and 31 countries over a two week period attracting 65000 to 75000 visitors. Leaders aim to disperse visitors to see Vermont while nearby Button Bay remains the focus.
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Vergennes
White House
Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Robert Frost
Maia von Trapp
Lyndon Johnson
Baroness Trapp
Trapp
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Button Bay
Transformation Underway at Rutten Bay State Park Preparations
Rutten Bay State Park undergoes a major transformation as roads by the State Highway Department, a water network by the forests and parks department, and an extensive security plan by the state police shape a new setup for the girls events.
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Rutten Bay State Park
State Highway Department
Forests and Parks Department
Hunger relief program targets Hong Kong children
Church World Service launches a plan to feed every Hong Kong child with at least one hot meal daily, led by Rev. Filbert E Gatets Jr. The effort aims to reach about 70,000 children at risk of hunger.
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Hong Kong
Church World Service
Filbert E.gatets Jr
Sound advice for job seekers from Philadelphia consultant
A business consultant urges graduates to know the company before applying. Wesley E. Scott of Sheaffer Pen Co says a candidate who can talk intelligently about a firm’s products or services has a better chance of obtaining employment.
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Philadelphia
Wesley E. Scott
Sheaffer Pen Co
Feet Ache Itch Relief Offered at Hamilton Drug Co
Advice on foot relief claims a cure for aching burning and itching feet with a product described as TH4d b Solution for relief of 52 bones 6 joints promises to curb athlete's foot and slough off infection and renew healthy skin. Available at Hamilton Drug Co with a claim of results in one hour.
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Hamilton Drug Co
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CTE
Lebanon Church
Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Philippines
Jasonville Club
Live-n-Joy Club
Lebanon
Miss Woodard
D.L. Klink
Cravens
Cravens Cleaners
E. Vincennes
Lf Gallon AG
Florida
Lacer
Larce
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