Neighborhood fair and park plans spark discussion in town
A local fair outlined sales and contests drawing crowds with aims to feature poultry and livestock shows, a talent contest, and beds for athletic facilities. City officials discuss new pools and drag strips while planning expanded playgrounds as Joy Lynn Bakery announces a vacation closure from July 25 to August 12.
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Jim King
George Smith
Joy Lynn Bakery
Anderson sees major new construction boom this year
The town plans several developments including restaurants at 631 Broadway and a major 125 EB 13th Street center, plus 18 unit multi housing at Pricewood Court and two family homes on Lafayette and Meridian Streets. Projects feature Guide Lamp plant expansion, hospital and store renovations, and a 3200000 cost Giant Oaks apartments with 72 units.
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Pricewood Court
W. Lard
Wickes Lumber Company
W. Whelstone Rd
Guide Lamp
Pen Meton Ave
Guide Iuamp
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Giant Oaks
W. B. St
Taylor
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Unclear OCR draft on water pipe work and city salaries
Fragmented lines describe water pipe connections along Meadowbrook areas with six inch trench work and restoration at no homeowner cost. The text shifts to city salary allocations for 1969 including Police and Redevelopment Commission pay with noted increases.
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Republican voice at convention denounces white separatism
Sen Edward Brooke of Massachusetts urged Republicans to reject white separatism in a speech prepared for the first night of the Republican National Convention. He emphasized building an integrated society of pluralism and warned the Democratic party against hollow promises to the disadvantaged.
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Adington
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Chester St
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Anderson Obituary for Thomas D Curtis Greek native retired restaurateur
Thomas D Curtis 28, a charter member of several local clubs and a former restaurant operator, died Monday at Marion General Hospital. A native of Tripolis Greece, he moved to Anderson in June 195? and lived here before retiring in 1968. He is survived by three children Libby Coombs Fort Wayne and others, plus a brother and sister in Greece. Interment will be in Grant Memorial Park Cemetery after services at Raven Funeral Home in Merion and a church service led by Rev H Avost.
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Anderson Inlet
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Fort Wayne
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Madonna) Anderson
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Wabash
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Church of the Iely Trinity
Indianaptis
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Community Hospital
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Decatur
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Sanford, Fla
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Barbara) Scherer
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Kathryn) Noble
Albuquerque
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Kokramoy
Charles Essex
Louisville
Bethel Lutheran Church
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Crownland
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Mechanicsburg
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Middletown
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Roanoke
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Muncie
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Miller Cemetery
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Political Debate and Local Redevelopment Plans Highlight City Meeting
A mixed report covers a GOP critique of Democratic policies with references to Goldwater and Johnson, plus a local briefing on right of entry agreements for work and a redevelopment plan funded by HUD. The piece notes Powell’s statements on water service and lists affected street blocks in Andover.
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Train wreck near Winter Haven injures many passengers
Nearly 200 released and 70 treated at the scene after a collision involving the Seaboard Coast Line Silver Meteor and its sister train. Debris, shattered glass, and splattered blood lined the tracks as passengers endured a chaotic scene near Crumplad. Former Secretary of the Navy Charlca Edison was among the passengers, uninjured. Industry reports note battle updates and local infrastructure issues amid the broader conflict context.
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New Jersey
New York
Obituary notices for Hendow and Carter from Anderson area
Obituaries list Benbow and Hendow family details with births and residences in Anderson Indiana. The piece notes Louis J. Carter 89 of 160% W 13th Street died Monday noon after seven months ill with Navy service in World War II and burial at East Maplewood. Both notices give survivor lists and funeral details at Allen Chapel AME Church with arrangements at Brooks Memorial Chapel and East Maplewood Cemetery.
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W. 13Th SL
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Anderson
Corydon
Ind
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Allen Chapel
Josephine
Clifford Louis Carter
Bula Foster
Latsing
Mich
Katherine White
Pontiac
Gertrude Guyton
Indianapolis
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Howard
Simmons Carter
George Carter
Ponting
W. Sampson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices list Jose Duganich 78 Cicero and Rosa Bell Michael 78 Lapel with survivors in Noblesville Noblesville and Cicero. Services at Bethel Lutheran Church and Crownland Cemetery, plus multiple other local obituaries with dates and funeral details across Madison and surrounding counties.
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Projects Continued Fran Page One
Construction continues for a Burger Chef drive-in in Tennessee with the new restaurant slated to open soon at the listed site. Estimated costs and further project details are partially unclear from the fragment.
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