Fire destroys four barns near Alexandria with $4,000 loss
A Monday fire three miles south and half a mile west of Alexandria destroyed four barns and contents including grain straw hay and tools. Kenneth X Smith owned the barn on Indiana 128 inland three miles south of the city. Firemen fought for an hour and a half, with damage estimated at about $4,000 and partial fire insurance coverage. Origin undetermined.
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Alexandria
Ind
Kenneth X. Smith
Ross
Ine Strance
When Your Child Objects to Naps
Sooner or later a child may refuse naps and parents seek peaceful solutions. August Better Homes and Gardens guides caregivers on handling nap resistance while keeping routines calm and respectful.
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Weil
Better Homes & Gardens
Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Berger in Anderson
Mary Ann is the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Berger of Church Street. She arrived at St John’s Hospital in Anderson on a Monday. Paternal grandfather is George Rosen berger.
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Shirk
Harry H. Shirk
Canton
Ohio
Williams and Kyle
Jack Albertson
Canion
Scrott Addition
Alexandria
John Reifsnider
Othe Alexandria
Kokomo
Reifsnider
Jan‘jee
Ran+dall
Brian
Kokomo Hospital
New Haven
Ft. Wayne
U.S. 31
Pelice
Berger
Church St
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Mary Ann
George Rosenberger
Sather
Courthouse News District Court Filings Indiana
State of Indiana files multiple suits including driving under influence and driving while intoxicated affidavits. Real estate actions include quiet title, contract cancellation, possession, and receiver appointments. Divorce actions listed between spouses Sparks and Harney.
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State of Indiana
Chora E. Mogue
Melvin B. Thorn
Robert Faulkner Jr
Busby
Morisson
Beckman
Rotrick
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Hester
Harney
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Burton
Superior Court No. 1
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Shirley
Sparks
Armond Booram
DeArmond
Lapel VBS Opens August 6 in Two Churches
Lapel plans its Vacation Bible School from August 6 to 17 with sessions 9 to 11 30 am. Children ages four to third grade meet at the Methodist Church while fourth grade to intermediates attend at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. A picnic is set for Friday August 17 following the Bible School. Mrs Mervyn Fisher directs the program.
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Helen Snyder
Joy
Noblesville Park
Jervai
Evangelical Uniited Brethren Church
Susan Snyder
Joan Ricker
Jo Deanstudson
Diana Snyder
Debbie Troutman
Joy Snyder
Anderson
Fred Leeman
Nobiesville
W. Fe. Passwater
Maurice Ledbetter
Ledbetter
Rowena Moore
American War Mothers
Gas
City
Mattie Snyder
Ia Anderson
Lions Building
Wisconsin Cheese Used In Confection Milestones
Milwaukee makers mix Wisconsin Swiss cheese and cranberry into a chocolate covered cordial candy by Marom Candies Inc. The confection uses local Badger State products to create a unique treat blending cheese with caramel and cranberry. An ancillary note mentions an Arab pear shaped violin instrument with two or three airings.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Marom Candies Inc
Badger State
Your Baby And Mine by Mystic Meyer Eldred
Working together is fun for some children while others prefer to work alone enjoying private tasks like baking or washing the car. The piece highlights pride in independent effort and the joy of shared companionship with a parent.
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Sutton Hurls No-Hitter and Falstaffs Triumph in Baseball
A Sutton no hitter leads the Falstaffs to a win in a late season baseball game. The article also mentions Dartmouth quarterback Mike Brown, son of Paul Brown, Cleveland Browns coach, and includes a fragmented editorial on family chores and community guidance from Myrtle Meyer Eldred in Des Moines.
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Anderson Amateur Baseball Association
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Brown's Recreation Opens August 1 for 1956 Bowling Season
Brown's Recreation announces the 1956 57 bowling season opening on August 1 with league play and new features at the bustling center. Local bowlers welcome the return of late summer practice and competition.
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