Earl Morton Dies at 64 in Alexandria Illness
Earl Morton 64 of Rt 1 Alexandria a Warner Press bookbinder died Thursday at 7 15 am at Community Hospital Anderson after an extended illness. He was born May 15 1901 near Alexandria to James and Minnie Morton. Survived by widow Pearl Roe a daughter Janice Stump two sons the Rev Harold Morton and Wayne Morton Ten grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Church of God Alexandria with burial Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Earl Morton
Rt. 1
Warner Press
Anderson
Community Hospital
Mr. Morton
James
Minnie Morton
Pearl Roe
Alexandria Church of God
Janice, Stump
Muncie
Harold Morton
Indianapolis
Wayne Morton
New Castle
Nora Jones
Mary Young
Dayton
Ohio
Hattie Morton
Walter
Fred Morton
Karl M. Kyle
Church of God In
Dwight McCurdy
Joe Gilliam
Glendale
Park View
Elwood Area Clubs Host Multiple Community Events
Elwood hosts a series of meetings and socials including a Sunday dance at the Elwood Department Club with The Other Five, a Home Builders class meeting at the First Baptist Church, and an Elwood Chanter and Council Masonic banquet with Holy Land slides. A public meeting for Madison County candidates is set at the Elwood Public Library, and local clubs report on charitable campaigns and community service projects.
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Elwood
Legion Ath
Ipanema
Desibanado
Jarletics Association
Sound of Music
Elithe Elwood
Clubwood Plaza
will/chorus
James G. Saint Jr
Muncie
Dience
Wiltickets
Accompaniood
Clara Nuzum
Elwood Conservation Club
Tion
First Baptist Church
Fred Smith
Rt. 3
Everett Singer
Harold VanArsdall
Frances Wessar
Anderson
Landeman
Robert, Scircle
Roy Scircle
Dan Rohn
Alexandria
Richard Harrison
Elwood Chanter and Council
Masonic Temple
Holy Land
Goldie Miller
Democrat
Elwood Public Library
Madison County
James Leer
Noble Mull
Wiliam Cornelius
Edward Bailey Sr
Kenneth Sigler
Shirley Gregory
Ethel Lambert
Lillian J Geta
Ethel Clark
Elwood Club Hosts Evening of Music and Remembrance
Elwood Department club gathered at Mrs. William Smith home for an Evening of Music with soloist Kathy Saint and trombonist Randy Robinson. Agnes Wittkamper 61 dies at Tipton Memorial Hospital and funeral arrangements are set for Saturday at East Main Street Christian Church with burial at SunSet Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Elwood Department Club
William _ __Smith
Kathy Saint
Elwood
Agnes Wittkamper
Joseph
Wittkamper
Randy ‘Robinson
Senate
Citizens Banking Company Reports No Additional Notes
Citizens Banking Company a member of the Federal Reserve System reports closure of business on April 5 1966 in accordance with a call by the Federal Reserve Bank of this district under the Federal Reserve Act.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
United States
International
Elwood Mercy Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Elwood admitted Ray mond Barnes Scott Crull Mrs i Bobby Huff Trent Thomas ali of Elwood Mrs William Sing ler of Frankton Everett Seal e of Anderson Dismissed Mrs George Coller Anthony Cole Mrs Earl Carlile Waldo Riggs Mrs Dennis Deitzer and baby Born to Mr and Mrs gene Lynas Jr Elwood Penny Floyd surgical patient at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Cash balances and bank assets liabilities section described.
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Elwood
iMercy Hospital
Raymond Barnes
Scott Crull
Bobby Huff
Trent Thomas
Ali
William Singler
Frankton
Everett Seale
Anderson
George Coller
Anthony Cole
Earl Carlile
Waldo Riggs
Dennis Deitzer
Jackie Alexander Lof Frankton
Gene Lynas Jr
Penny Floyd
Fred Floyd
Methodist Hos Ae
Indianapolis
Assessments and Local Tax Talk From Dem John A Boone
Community notes show Democrat John A Boone and local officials discussing assessments and payable amounts. The passage references And. Twp and related figures as part of the tax discussion.
BPW Hears Foreign Students On Home And Native Land
Alexandria BPW club hosts Public Relations committee meeting with officers elected Miss Edith Hull president and May 9 installation dinner set. Guest speakers from Alexandria Monroe High School share insights on life in England Peru and Japan with members and guests attending.
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Alexandria
Juanita Lewis
Dorothy Likens
Virginia Huffman
Barbara Likens
Alexandria Business and Professional Women’s Club
I and M
Ruth Thompson
Edith Hull
June Farzier
Ice
Marilyn Thomas
Union City
Lewis
Alexandria-Monroe
Jill Grottick
England
Toya, Lira
Peru
Mik Sese
Japan
Zelma Brunson
Mary DiRuzza
Ee Rosetta Brown
Dorothy Gross
Verda Lucas
Dorothy Cunningham
Virginia Kerr
Irene Watcher
Nellie Watson
District 8
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12Th & Meridian
Jesus
Bob Roberson
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Eric Cox
Gus Meyer
St. Rd
East
James Saint Jr
Robert Harris
H. Jordan
Ruth Russell
Hazel McCabe
Dea Tompkins
Ellis Horton
Madison County Dental Auxiliary
Sam Landeman
Citizens Banking Company
Indiana
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital
Turegaria
United States/s
Snone
D. L, Babb
D. L. Babb
Geo. Griffith
Walter R. Bagot
Chas. R. Humphrey
Julia
Pederson
C. John A. Boone
Assess¢ Pd
BPW
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Pet Brands
Real Savines
Zinge
Alexandria — Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Ray Stelter
Bill Flook
Robert J Crusore
the Elks
Nancy Richardson
Elmer Weigert
Ralph Lynch
Joseph Reed
John Johnson
Rick Reed
James Garner
Steve Simison
Roy Greer
Jim Ze
Florence Dick
Mary Walker
John Pheron
Mary Schmidt
Betty Kelly
Charles Kerr
Jackqusie Stringer
Mary Starr
Dorothy Toms
Ella Jackson
Jeanette Fryer
Sandra Freeman
Ruth Curts
Robert Toms
William Curts
Lena Marrs
Geneva Pierce
Dereva Fenters
Helen Ohler
Ruth Lewis
Katherine Ball
Mildred Blank
Ann Pierce
Gretchen Abernaithy
Mary Rogers
Rho
Allen Walker
Ernest Blake
Delmer Huse
John Almquist
William Russell
Clifford Humphries
Hal Conwell Broyles
Holmes
Tharp
Leo Loveless
Leroy Bassett
Charles Sayre
David Swisher
Trout
Neher
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NORGE
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Springfield Brass
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Columbus
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Mounds Mail
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Bae Ee
Aea Af
Mounds Mall
Donnelly
Grand Ave
Kendall B. Zinszer
Howard Webb Agency
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