Luella Orelene Kinyon

LUELLA ORELENE KINYON, daughter of ETHEL I. HILLS and CLAUDE A. KINYON, was born April 4, 1914 in Yakima County, Washington,⁴⁵³² and died October 21, 1997.⁴⁵³²

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Redlands Daily Facts, February 14, 1959⁷⁰¹⁴

Smiley PTA Life Membership Goes To Council President, Mrs. Lindenberger

Smiley school's P.T.A. unit presented an honorary life membership to the Council president, Mrs. Stuart Lindenberger, at its meeting this week which also honored past presidents of the unit.

Mrs. Lindenberger was president of Smiley P.T.A. for the 1856-1957 term. She is also a past president of McKinley P.T.A. and has been active in many phases of P.T.A. work for several years. Her interests have also included the Scouting program and she has been a Cub Scout Den mother.

Mrs. Lindenberger, a native of Yakima, Wash. came to Redlands as a child and attended local schools, graduating in 1932 from Redlands High school. Her husband is employed by Lance & Runkel, Chevrolet dealers. They have two children, Stuart and Sheldon.

Under direction of Mrs. Jack Wiley, Founder's Day chairman, a program in the format of "This is Your Life" was presented. Present to take part in the skit reviewing Mrs. Lindenberger's life were her husband, sons, her father, Claude Kinyon, two sisters, Mrs. George Von Tungeln and Shirley Bacon Jr., Principal Floyd Allen, Mmes. John Ferrall, Chester Bare and Don Rothenberger.

Special guests introduced during the meeting were Mrs. E. L. Harris, Fifth District president; Mrs. Ray J. Guest, vice president of Redlands Council, and Mrs. Francis Turney, honorary life membership chairman for Council.

Introduced and honored as past presidents of Smiley unit were Mmes. J. E. Holmes, Robert Crum, Allan Brewer, Lindenberger and John J. Allen.

Appointed to serve on Smiley's nominating committee were Mmes. Harry Woltman, Norman Martinez, James Young, Don Battersby and Thomas Sanborn.

Room mothers of grade three were social hour hostesses.