RUSHVILLE —
The Friends Too Homemakers Club of Orange Township was glad to meet at Phyllis Hall’s home again. The meeting opened with roll call with good attendance and interesting replies. Minutes were approved. President Roberta Cole read the newspaper clipping from the guest meeting at Waldron Methodist Church. Paul Richard and Ruth Kessler were winners of a contest; their prize included two TV dinners, a tea and drink mix and a plastic flower bouquet. Fair activities were discussed. Ruth Kessler donated bibs for the baby show. Sheila Link and Ann McDaniel volunteered for the Exhibit Hall. Attending the Moscow Bridge Festival and future meeting plans were discussed. Jean Chandler gave an excellent lesson about healthy eating: Eat Well, Live Well and Snack Smart. Fat and salt are important to consider, and she stressed going to farmer’s markets. The refreshment committee was Jean Chandler, Roberta Cole and Linda Chandler. They served ice cream, strawberries and a variety of cookies. Linda Chandler brought home-grown, delicious strawberries. The next meeting will be at the home of Gladys Kuhn on July 28.Features
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- club chatter: Homemakers On The Go Homemakers On The Go of Rush County met Aug. 24 at the Carthage Library.
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Downtown Chipper Brown
Sandy Fussner and granddaughter Taylor Porter, who guest starred as Downtown Chipper Brown, delighted First Friday visitors at the monthly celebration in downtown Rushville.
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- 58 attend 51st Harper reunion Fifth-eight descendants of former Rushville residents Braxton and Lizzie Harper reunited for the 51st year on Aug. 15 in Falmouth, Ky., at Camp Northward.
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birth: Cass William Leisure
Nick and Suzanne Leisure of Rushville are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Cass William Leisure, at 1:09 p.m. Aug. 8 at Hancock Regional Hospital.
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anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Greg and Cindy Harcourt
Mr. and Mrs. Greg and Cindy Harcourt will soon celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary.
- what's happening 090710 TUESDAY (9/7) n The local Tea Party group, God’s Army for Us, will meet at 6 p.m. today at The Brau Haus in Oldenburg. Franklin County commissioner candidates will hold a debate.
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- campus news: Sizemore One student from Rush County was among the 1,420 students who received degrees during graduation ceremonies Aug. 14 at Indiana Wesleyan University’s main campus in Marion.
- Pierre Chastain Family Association to meet The city of Dalton, Ga. will be the location for the Pierre Chastain Family Association’s (PCFA) 35th Annual Reunion, Sept. 24 to 26.
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