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Anderson Herald in Anderson, Indiana

05 Apr 1968

Page 7

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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1968

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7

Japanese Girl to Lead 350000 Member Dancing Religion

Tokyo AP reports 17 year old Kiyokazu Kitamura becomes Dancing Goddess II of Japan's Dancing Religion temple followers. She succeeds her grandmother who founded the cult in 1944, guiding a 350,000 strong base in Japan and 30,000 abroad. She plans to carry on the Great Goddess teachings and lead worship with modern dance within the temple.

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Ya Mon Tokyo Schoo Thelchoka Jay Kiyokazu Kitamura Kiyokaau Sayo Kitamura Kitamura Tabuse Japan Kiyokazu Dancing Goddess Gordes Vienna Kiyokaze
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Aunt Fannie Fisher of Noblesville at 106th Birthday

Noblesville Indiana marked the 106th birthday of “Aunt Fannie” Fisher. Officials including social security commissioner Robert Bail sent greetings. Noblesville Mayor Doe Butler and Rep. Richard Roudebush attended. Fisher, blind and hard of hearing, greeted well wishers and hopes for a reunion with three other women aged 100 plus.

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Noblesville Ind Doe Butler Richard J. Roudebush R Lnd
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