Worthington and Area Guests Visit in Memorial Weekend
A long list of Worthington area residents hosted relatives and friends from Indiana and beyond over Memorial Day weekend. Guests included families from Bicknell Bloomfield Spencer and Indianapolis, with several planning future visits to Californias. Local residents hosted by Sparks Treichler Eisenmenger and others while noting travel to Indianapolis Bloomington and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Southers
Bicknell
Clarence Keller
Paul
Marvin
Joe Dale
Jasonville
John Shields
Spencer
Kenneth Pruett
Agnes Shields
Worthington
Paul Sparks
Cora Crabaugh
William
Brea
Calif
Jennie Crubaugh
Indianapolis
Bloomfield
Bloomington
California
Naselle Air Force Base
Washington
Short
Wilson Short
Germany
Clarence Sparks
Linton
Homer Helms
Will'am Treichler
H. E. Ropp
Celia
David
Treichler
May Crites
Lowell Gabbard
Muncie
Harold Eisenmenger
George Cravens
Sarasota
Fla
Frank Taylor
Cravens
Toledo
Ohio
Wallace Short
Floy Heston
Velma Bailey
Milwaukee
Wis
Derrence Smange
Cheryl
Kevin
Smange
Worthington Christian Church
Cree Carroll
Ruth M. Terrell
Mike Adams
Dean
Diana
Decatur
Sarah Adams
Glenn McKee
Joe Fulk
Emery Keiffaber
Fulk
Floyd L. Stephens
Mike
Daryle
DeForest
Wise
Clifton Wells
Ray
Don Calvert
Donnie
Harold Barton
Doug
Ricky
Ben Barton
Floyd Vandeventer
Newark
Morris Stalcup
Kenneth Bennett
Greencastle
Esther Falk
John Halderman
Chicago
Damon City
Paul L. Terrell
Leslie Floyd
Jane
Terrell
Ruth M Terrell
Donald Hutchinson
Brenda
Eaton
Robert Foster
Stuart Allen
Sallie Jo
Mary Jeane
Foster Home
Mutchinson
Dick Kelley
Robert Koepper
Grace Williams
George, Ia
Bertha
Orley Need
Willodene and
Murle
Lyons Free Methodist Circle Holds Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of Lyons Free Methodist church met at Mrs. Leo Hostetter’s home in Washington. Mrs. Leona Frederick led, prayer circle by Mrs. June Harron, roll call naming missionaries, and Scripture read. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments. discussion covered missionary work in the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
Lyons Free Methodist Church
Leo Hostetter
Washington
Leona Frederick
June Harron
Frederick
Philippine Islands
Louise Beatty
Viola Moody
Hostetter
Josephine Freeman
Mosel York
Oletha Wilson
Bill Hensley
Evening TV Schedule Listing
A historical TV guide shows programming from early evening through late night including Cartoon Theatre at 5 00 and news and drama programs such as Walter Cronkite, 6 o clock Report, Password, Rawhide, Perry Mason, The Nurses, Burke s Law and The 11 30 Report with varied start times. The sequence reflects a classic network lineup with scheduled report blocks and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie Cartoon Theatre
Walter Cronkite
CBS Reports
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
Cartoon Theatre
Guiding Light
CBS News
Secret
Torm United Fund
Annan Amt En
TV Schedule Snippet for June 18 Evening Lineup
Radio and television guide fragment shows NBC News at 2:30 PM and 10:25 PM, programs including The Doctors, Today, Movie Party, Word for Word, Concentration, Jeopardy, and News at midnight. Mentions Huntley-Brinkley Report and Weather updates amid 1960s style listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurs
NBC News
Indianapolis TV Schedule Listing
Daily station lineup lists programs from 2:25 to 1:30 the next morning. Notable entries include Truth or Consequences NBC News Peter Gunn Let's Make a Deal Another World You Don't Say Match Game Huntley Brinkley Dr. Kildare Hazel Kraft Theater Tonight Show and news/weather segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
NBC News
Peter Gunna
Frances Farmer
France
Mothers Evening Club Studies on Cheaper Family Vacations
Mrs Hensley hosted a Mothers Evening Club meeting near Lyons with Mrs Shake presiding. Members recited the creed and pledge, sang the song of the month, and discussed vacation options from camping to abroad trips. Refreshments were served to members and a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hensley
Mothers’ Evening Club
Lyons
Doyle Shake
William Huey
Hensley
Jim Yogle
Gordon Cross
Charles Stegemoller
Harry Shake
Ralph Sprinkle
Harmon Tyson
Max McKim
Lloyd Stalcup
Melvin Biggs
Bob Woodruff
Max Cunningham
Jim Elliott
Don Pope
Forest Edwards
Bowling League Ends Season with Banquet
The Tuesday Mixed Bowling league closed its winter season with a banquet at the American Legion home. Legion Auxiliary members served fried chicken and sides. The winning team Super Motors, led by F. Duvivier, P. Kendall, J. Foos, R. Duvivier and G. Shepherd, received trophies. The season’s high series with handicap was rolled by B. Sellars for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Super Motors
F. Duvivier
P. Kendall
J. Foos
R. Duvivier
G. Shepherd
B. Sellars
Sikkim and Its Yankee Queen on NBC special hour
NBC airs a location filmed program on Sikkim its king and 24 year old queen Hope Cooke a Sarah Lawrence graduate produced by Lou Hazam. Also CBS schedule notes include Dear CBS second edition and various prime time shows with repeats and guest stars. Awards for bowling yearly notes list most improved averages and high series for men and women with multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikkim
NBC
Hope Cooke
New York
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N. Y
Lou Hazam
CBS
Harry Reasoner
Garry Moore
Suspense
Cliff Robertson
Las Vegas
Dick van Dyke
Rob
Danny Kaye
Buddy Ebsen
Howard Morris
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Garrett Bays
Robert McKee
Gary W. Short
Lyons Free Methodist Circle
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Stark & Wetzel
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U.S.A
Stark, Wetzel & Co., Inc
Baker/Johnson & Dickinson
Stark & Wetzel Golden Days
Indianapolis, Indiana
WTITV
Bloomington, Indiana
TIMES
Central Daylight
C.cla
Ind. University
Milady
Janie Popeye
W. Woodpecker
Sam Benedict
Janie
Popeye
Bowery Boys
WTHI
Terre Haute
Kangaroo
Lacey
TED Are
Centra
Jaylight
Capt
Kangar
Pete and
Gladys
Wfbm - TV
LIS
Ted Are Cent
Mother’s Evening Club
C. Shelton
E. McDonald
Billie Fitzpatrick
Tyke Weaver
Bill Griffin
John Scott
Bob Sellars
Larry Corbin
Beulah Baker
Joan Bush
Nancy Padgett
Sue Flenniken
Peg Kendall
Ruth English
Mary Weaver
Arthur Immermag