GM Dealers Sell 361,522 In July Amid Stage of Market
GM dealers moved 361,522 vehicles in July, second highest for the month on record. Passenger car sales reached 312,832, the second best July figure, with commercial vehicles at 48,670. Ten day period totals showed strength, while East Coast haulaway strikes limited early supply. Staley noted healthy demand and a robust used car market. FIRST RESERVOIR First water reservoir for Manhattan was built in 1776.
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Auction Sales Varying Household Goods and Real Estate
A series of public auctions announced for August featuring household goods and antiques. Listings include Cecil Keesling Viva Myers at 2 miles east of Markleville on State Road 36 and Aug 13 at 4 PM. Richard F. Davisson administrator’s sale at 2201 General Avenue with Ebbert Hood as auctioneer. Ir Bat on Aug 15 at 10:30 AM. Mr and Mrs Rayagua Bar at 2020 George Street with H D Kirk as auctioneer. D C Dooley at 1805 W 12th St on Aug 15 at 1 PM. Wardell Flatford Lot Turner auction at 120 Noon. Hereford Auction at Anderson Sale Barn with Dr. David G. Jones and Charles Foster.
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Alexandria Activities Club Meeting Plans Picnic at Beulah Park
An all day session carried a noon dinner as Jolly Workers Club met at Mrs Lawrence Hollowell’s home. Vice president Mrs Manda Brenner led the business and set Aug 29 picnic plans at Beulah Park shelter. Next meeting Sept 3 with Mrs Everett Leach. Other attendees listed. Baby shower held for Mrs Kenneth Bryan at Mrs Philip Bolton home with co hosts Mrs Robert Taylor and Mrs Paul Brown. Numerous attendees named. Pilgrim Holiness Church announces no services this Sunday or next due to camp meetings in Frankfort. Sunday School proceeds.
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Lewis Johnson
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Harry Kincaid
Mike Quinn
Jomel
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Frankfort
High pressure oxygen therapy used to treat tetanus
Four Chicago physicians report successful use of high pressure oxygen therapy to treat tetanus in nine patients. They claim it may replace standard therapies such as antitoxin and muscle relaxants, noting mortality under conventional treatment ranges from 3 to 50 percent.
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Madison County Democrats to Attend Kokomo District Meeting
Members of the Madison County Democrat Women's Club will attend the Fifth District meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Mildred Bertram's Walnut Hills home in Kokomo. The event features a business session, a card party, and a style show with Mrs. Roger Branigan of Lafayette as guest of honor. Tickets are available from club members.
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Elwood court handles traffic and family abuse cases
CHICAGO UP I reports five persons appeared in Elwood court on Friday. Charles Rogers 47 pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and assault and battery. Leroy Williams 30 pleaded guilty to speeding. Edgar Hofer 25 pleaded guilty to false registration. Charles E Sanders 19 found guilty of public intoxication with a suspended jail sentence. Tewell Perry 30 pleaded guilty to improper left turn. Burial notices and local sale ads follow as courts adjourned.
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Remington Rites Set For Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Remington are set for 1:30 p.m. today at the Earl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin Grant officiating. Burial follows at IOOF Cemetery. friends may visit the funeral home prior to services.
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Two Alarm Calls For Elwood Firemen
Elwood firefighters responded at 8:45 a.m. Friday to Fred Jackson residence 1507 S 23rd St where a roof fire caused considerable damage from an unknown cause. At 9:50 a.m. Friday they were called to Kota Midwest manufacturing company 217 W N 13th St to extinguish a trash fire.
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Democrat Women To Hold Meeting In Ellwood
Ellwood Democrat Women's Club will hold a 7 30 p m meeting at the Stottlemyer party house with hostesses including Mrs Maude Dennis and Mrs Mary Dunnichay Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Paul Graham today. Madison Counts, Indians.
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Sharon Sinclair
Betty Courtney
Opal Kaiser
Thelma Graham
Rose Brock
Dorothy Wright
Mary ¥Ates
Dorothy Gra‘ham
Paul Graham
Sohio to buy Canadian Delhi Oil after holdings spread
Standard Oil Co. Ohio said it will offer to purchase Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd after it completes distributing its holdings in two other Canadian firms to shareholders. The bid is expected around 3.25 Canadian dollars per share.
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UPI
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Sohio
Purdue Ends 8 Week Summer Session At Indiana
Purdue University's eight week summer session ends today with about 300 graduates expected and total enrollment near 8,350 across main and regional campuses. Registrar Nelson Parkhurst notes advanced degrees remain undetermined, and about 1,500 summer diplomas will be mailed to nonparticipating students.
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Glass Workers Reunion Cancelled by Worn Spirits
Sunday’s planned reunion of former Lippincott Glass Company workers in Alexandria is canceled due to lack of vim and vigor. In years past attendees traveled from Pennsylvania Michigan and Oklahoma. the industry now favors kerosene lamp decline and automation, ending the hand tool era as a blessing to informed workers.
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