Mercy Hospital Drive Seeks Half Million Dollar Campaign
Elwood community launches a $500,000 Mercy Hospital building fund drive with a kickoff at Edgewood school and a target through August 22. Early donations total $76,900, and the campaign is steered by a large lay advisory board and multiple division and team captains across both men and women teams.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital Building Fund
Edgewood School
Robert L. DeHarity
William Cannon
Glenn Buxter
Ralph Byler
John Held
W. A. Landeman
Riley Sharp
Floyd Willhoite
Paul Zimmer
Clifford 5. Toensing
Harold Head
Ray Barnes
David Cooley
Edwin Fettis
King Leeson
Charles Jehlen
Earl “Reasoner Sr
Louis Zimmel
Robert E. Hanlin
John G. Rood
A. Raymond Striker
Joe L. Williams
Robert Fortson
Waldo E. Canaday
Robert A. Carter
James Jackson
E. Wayne Jones
Fred M. Nussbaum
Ray Hollensbee
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bin-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and pain relief, with claims of piles ceasing to be a problem. The preparation H form is available at druggists with a money back guarantee.
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New York
N.Y
Elwood Families Share Social Gatherings and Wedding News
Elwood reports include the Eleyla family reunion at Beulah Park Alexandria with officers elected and prizes awarded. Calendar Club picnic and a Home Demonstration Club meeting are noted along with a high school journalism institute citizenship award for Martha Mangas. Also listed are a postponed Kappa Delta Phi Sorority meeting and a wedding at Wesleyan Methodist Church for Pauline Anderson and partner.
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Mangas
Martha Mangas
Rt. 2
Elwood
Wendell L. Willkie High School
Indiana University High School Journalism Institute
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
A Eesene
Sors
Mark
Steve
Michigan
Pauline Anderson
John Davis
Linda
Bobby
Paul Hoppes
Diane
Clementon
N. J
Arel
Charles West
Mr. Davis
Hoppes
Lena Henderson
James Eastburn
Ohio
Vest
Tom’s Drug Store
Delco-Remy Division
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Churches Urge Halt of Nuclear Test to Seek Peace
Representatives of major world churches urged governments to suspend nuclear bomb tests as a step toward halting the atomic arms race. The World Council of Churches called for a staged move toward international safeguards and aimed to spur bilateral or multilateral action led by the United States, Russia, and Great Britain.
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New Haven
Conn
World Council of Churches
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Geoffrey Francis Fisher
Canterbury
England
Alexandria Social Activities Amid Disarmament Talks
The Council acts during five power talks in London as the Jolly Workers Club postpones its meeting to Aug 15 at Mrs. Annie Ellis's home. A social note lists attendees from Alexandria and nearby towns, with plans for a shelter-house gathering tonight at 9:59 p.m.
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London
Jolly Workers Club
Annie Ellis. Nelis
Alexandria
Metropolitan Juhanon
Mar Thoma Syman
India
Marvin Stohlex
Thoma
Chapman
Crystal Smit
Markleville
Fare
C. J. Smith
Anderson
Don Franklin
Jim Curts
Carroll Curts
Everett Hunt
Harley Foust
Janet Foust
Ella Jane Millspaugh
Vicki
Shiela Smith
DeAnn
Debra
Denise Stohler
Diane Curti
Rhonda Staines
Becky Sue Franklin
Sheryl
Karen
Linda Foust
Jay
Jeff Chapman
Stephen Staines
Danny
Donnie
Stephen Hunt
Bradley
Poe
Ingalls
Diana Lynn Reed
Linda Sue
Debbie Ogden
Detectives Probe Weekend Robberies Across City
Capt John Heiden of the Anderson Police Department says detectives are examining three weekend robberies in which whiskey and cash were stolen. At the Madison Meridian gas station 1744 Meridian St thieves shattered a rear window and took about 50 dollars from a cash drawer. The Wonder Bar 838 Pendleton Ave was broken into with a rear window removed and several bottles of whiskey taken, along with money from three vending machines. The My Brother tavern 2417 W 8th St suffered a Sunday night break in with whiskey and cash from a cigarette vending machine taken.
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John Heiden
Anderson Police Department
Madison Meridian
Meridian St
Wonder Bar
Pendleton Ave
My Brother
Farmer's Gas Tax Refund Forms Now Available
Sterling M. Dietrich, district Internal Revenue director, announced a revised Farmer's Gas Tax Refund guide No. 308 and form No. 2240 for the year ending June 30 1957. Claims must be filed by September 30 1957 at the District IRS office in the Post Office building or via the county agriculture agent, banks, or the district office.
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Sterling M. Dietrich
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Twi-Lite Optimists Meet Last Night
Members of the Twi-Lite Optimist Club held a regular session at Farris Cafeteria last evening with Dale Kimble, club president, presiding.
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Twi-Lite Optimist Club
Farris
Dale Kimble
Badger-Graham Family Convenes at Fairview Park Reunion
About 73 relatives gathered Sunday at Fairview Park for the Badger-Graham family reunion. New officers named Sam Rossman as president and Mary Snelson as vice president. The meeting covered the Forrest Park picnic hosted by the Opti-Mrs. club and a report on the Twi-Lite membership. A note on the first airplane solo flight was included with plans for July 22, 1933. A separate item reports four year old David Mundy choked to death in Kokomo while vitamin pill retrieval efforts failed. Margaret Kaufman of Hendricks Street returns home from Community Hospital Indianapolis.
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Badgley-Graham
Fairview Park
Sam Rossman
Mary Snelson
Lillian Niccum
Doris Bloomer
Gladys Austrobus
Geraldine McKain
New Fund
Forrest Park
Noblesville
Ind
David Mundy
Hremen
Work Favorable At Nicholson File Co Plant
A workforce of more than 500 at Nicholson File Co plant 3400 Fast Lynn 81.i is on a busy schedule after reopening last week from a two week vacation shutdown. Superintendent John J. Burton says prospects look favorable for continued busy work into late summer and fall.
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Nicholson File
Lynn
John J. Burton
State Curbs On State Owned Cars For Officials
State budget officials announced plans to tighten use of state owned cars, requiring employees to travel more than 1,200 miles per month to qualify. Memorandums will be sent to employees detailing new eligibility criteria.
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Indianapolis
Ers
Alexandrians Attend Lights Event Saturday
About 1500 to 2000 people joined a day long Alexandria celebration as new street lights were activated at dusk. A shower cooled the crowd for evening events with morning and afternoon baseball won by Frankton Junior League. Winners were named in Kiddie and Pet Parades and the pie eating contest saw Mike Porter first in 47.2 seconds. General chairman Ed Alvord thanked merchants and groups for their support.
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Alexandria
Frankton
Butch Hughes
Bryant Green
Debra Kerr
Raymond Clark
Teddy Bryant
Danny Gosnell
Dixiana Gascho
Sondoa Etchison
Alan Webster
Brenda Savage
Louis Harrison
Alan
Brenda
Louis
Mike Porter
Steven Lynch
Ed Alvord
Creamer Rites Today At Alex
Funeral services for Joseph L. Creamers who died suddenly Saturday of a heart attack while working on his farm northwest of Alexandria will be held at 2 p m today at the Shiloh Friends Church with Rev Sterrett Nash of Frankton in charge Burial will follow in Vinson Memorial Cemetery near Summitville Friends may call at the Davis and Strider Funeral Home.
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Alexandria
Joseph L. Creamers
Shiloh
Sterrett Nash
Frankton. Co
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Summitville
Davis and Strider
New Safe Iodine Treatment for Athlete's Foot Relief
An iodine based treatment called ISODINE claims fast relief from itching burning and cracking toes. The product combines a powerful antiseptic and a medicated powder to prevent reinfection and keep feet dry. Sold for $1.39 with a money back guarantee at pharmacies.
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New York
Mone
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Mercy Hospital Drive
Arthur E. Bell
Donald L. Cockerham
J. Phil Copher
Worth H. ‘Dellinger
Weldon D. Shickley
M. Richard Harrell
Perry Mangas
Ralph W. Mengelt Jr
Eugene A. Smith
Ray R. Talbot
Joseph D. Baker
Merl R. Bilby
Richard L. Hollman
Elmer G. Johnson
Kenneth M. Strader
Mrs. Bykowski
D. §. Forst
John H. Graham
J. R. Kiefer
Clifford E. Toenjing
John Welcher Jr
M. A. Blitz
Charles R. Mayfield
Don RB. Peck
L. Virgil Ray
Wellnitz
John Moore
Kenneth Harvey
Charles
Chandler Tomlinson
So. 24Th St
Ruth Shawhon
So. C St
Harold Porter
John Roe
John Rice
Jesse Blanton
13Th St
Berry Moore
Main St
York and Wright Ambulance
Mercy Hospital
Bill DeVaney
Rt. 3
Alta Brumfield
No. D St
Orville Stephenson
Point Isabel
Copher and Fesler
James True
24Th St
Robert L. Jackley
Phillip McCarty
Use Bulletin
Merald
Carolyn Willits
Lepel
Madison County
Eleyla
Beulah Park
Paul Shallenberger
Robert L. Talley
Barbara Brewer
Pat Flowers
Dora’ Long
Jean Lang
Ben Kleyla
Lula Kleyla
Linda Kay Talley
Bill Bennett
Calendar Club
Grant Justice
Bertha James
Tipton
EB. Barnett
Eric
Elwood Home Demonstraton Club
Harvey Lineberry
New
Allstate
Joox
Sears
Allstate Insurance
Roy E. Wheasler
Regis Stillwagon
Sears Roebuck and Co
Allstate Insurance “Company
Seara
Sears, Foesduck and Co
Home Offics
Skoxln
Peundsd
tHert
Liam
Badger
Graham
Margaret Kaufman
Hendricks Sr
Community Hospital
Donna Kreegan
Highland High School
Richland-Union Township
Indiana
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Esc Lpames
South Carolina
Jack & Jill
Ander- Peete
Alex
Jean Lowther
G. W. Lowther
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Jill Dianne Friend
Jack Friend
St. John's Hospital
Boston
Isodine Lee Meen Mete
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker Packard Corporation
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