Two Women Injured In Car Collision Near Elwood
Two women were injured when their cars collided yesterday at 9:45 am on Ind M7 about a half mile east of Elwood. Acille Singer, 45, of Ft Wayne and Donna Jean Fields, 1 of Elwood, were taken to Mercy Hospital in Elwood for evaluation. Ray Spohnholtz, 54, of 1709 Arrow Ave, Elks Club manager, suffered a broken leg and multiple cuts when his car hit a tree on Cross Street and was taken to Community Hospital.
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Acille Singer
Ft Wayne
Donna Jean Fields
Elwood
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Ray Spohnholtz
Arrow Ave
Elks Club
Cross St
Community Hos
Jenkins Attends Cemetery Meeting
Jenkins attends 1964 American Cemetery Association convention to be held August 17 to 21 at the Radisson Hotel in Minneapolis. Maplewood Cemetery manager Harry Jenkin has served since 1964 and ACA member since 195.
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Harry Jenkin
Maplewood
American Cemetery Association
Radisson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Jenkins
Maplewood Cemetery
ACA
Elwood Police Warn Thief Of Dangers Attending Loot
Elwood police chief Lee Graham warned an unidentified thief who took a bottle of liquid gas in Tipton County that the gas is highly inflammable and easily ignited. Possession holders are asked to notify police and arrange pickup from a designated location to avoid serious injury or death.
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Elwood — Niet
Lee Graham
Tipton County
Kam
Tours Holy Land Educators Return From Israel Trip
Clergy and college educators from Meadowbrook Baptist Church return from an Inter university committee study tour of Israel and Jordan. The five week program included lectures, seminars, and meetings with officials at Hebrew University. They traveled July 14 to August 9, visiting Athens on the return leg before arriving in New York City.
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John C. Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Interuniversity Committee On
Israel
Pierre Salinger
California
New York
Tel-Aviv
Holy Land
Jordan
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Athens
Greece
New York City
Charge Dismissed In Circuit Court
At the request of a prosecution witness charges of assault and battery with intent to rape were dismissed in circuit court for Wayne Martin Copley. Judge Carl T. Smith ordered the dismissal and the defendant released after appearing in court Thursday morning.
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Wayne Martin Copley
Carl T. Smith
Judge Will Address State GOP Editors Luncheon
INDIANAPOLIS state Court Judge John Mi an GOP nominee for lieutenant governor will speak at a luncheon of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association. Other items mention Mark Marsh, Rex Mollenkept, and Ruth Siktberg amid a one day meeting of state Farm Bureau officials and party nominees including Gov Richard Ristine Randy Williams Curless and Green Belt Chemical.
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Indianapolis
UPL
John “Mian
GOP
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Mark Marsh
Tibeo
Rex Mollenkept
State Season Farm Bureau
Fred
de Russell Bontrager
Anna Sikt_seling
Emge
Richard
Ristine
Randy Williams
U.S
Green Belt Chemical
Nancyator
Williams
Curless
Swine and farm equipment buyers listed in local sale ledgers
Long list of sales contracting farmers to various buyers including Muncie Commission Company, Emge, Green Belt Chemical, Madison County NFO, Elwood Farm Bureau, and others. Items include farm equipment and swine, with numerous names such as Sparks, Jacobsen, Mauck, Smith, Wilson, Kelich, and Paddock among buyers and sellers in multiple towns and coops.
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June Sparks
Summitville Goodrich Elevator
Carol Painter
Muncie Commission Company
David Burns
Fred Siktberg
Virgil Sparks
Madison County Farmers Union
Ronnie Jordan
Muncie Farmers Commission
Ren Johnson
Gene Dent Trucking
Danny Jordan
Windgate Over
Vaughn Brack
Gene Dent
John Blake
Marhoefer
Randy Loser
Emge
LaVonne LeCount
Elwood Farm Bureau
Steve Duffitt
Mary Sparks
Emporia Eleator
Mike Conkin
Sloane
Davis
Tom Sigler
Tom Mauck
Marcia Ann Fisher
Randy Kerkoff
Joyce Kerkholl
Roger Young
Harry Barnes
David Hallowell
Gary Schuyler
Steve Wilson
Mike Wilson
Jeff
Rex Roach
Kelley
Dick Mauck
Welker Ford
Terry Heaton
Terry Foust
Alice
Becky Mauck
Ronnie Wright
Dale Rinker
Mitchell Mason
Curless
Stephen Whisler
Fowler
Bob Pierce
Summitville Farm Bureau
Mark Pierce
Linwood Goodrich Elevator
Tom Cox
Beeson Truck Farm
Gary Jordan
Kenny Runyan
Green Belt Chemical
Donald McDermitt
Terry Hunter
Denny Seal
Ring Implement
Tom Seal
Gary Boblander
Anthony
Mark Bobslander
Mike Bohlander
Rick King
Alexandria Farm Bureau
Ron Sigler
Bousman
Madison, County
Bob Sparks
Schrock Fertilizer
Sue ' S
Morton McJurley
Janet Williams
Toolwood
Jerry Wiliams
Greenwell Chemical
Ted Waymire
Wayne Pheanis
Gail Anderson
Marion Meyers Insurance
Virgil ' ‘Sparks
Eimge
Garry Aung
Farmers Union
Mike Retherford
Fairmount Feed
Ronnie Sar
Madison County ‘ Farm
Sureau
Joe Andy John Isenburg
Kay Hut and Son
Ay Ouser
Wecay Broyes
Aura
Vin Sunard
Unaroid Williams
Sunderown
Ft Emporia Elevator
Drett
Redi G
Welker
Ford
Barbara Kinnard
Elwood Coca-Cola
Patty ‘Thurston
Pioneer Corn
Steve Clevenger
Farmers Elevator
Jerry Clock
Jackie Daugherty
Citizens Bank
Larry Benton
Anthony Grain
County Tax Levy Totals and Township Poor Relief Proposals
The document lists county budget figures with general fund total 1 583 475.96 and individual department amounts such as Agricultural Agent 8 220, Assessor 32 674.70, Prosecuting Attorney 36 871, Health Office 28 207, Plan Commission 12 900, Veterans Service Office 6 915, Registration 24 225, and higher totals for Anderson Two Assessor 76 245, County Commissioners 352 843.14, Soil and Water Conservation 11 950, Courthouse 36 150, County Jail 92 118, County Home 15 120, County Orphans Home 103 275, Circuit Court 63 945, Superior Court 1 127 375, Superior Court 2 51 00. Levies next year for township poor relief show varied cents per township including Adams , Anderson 11, Boone 0, Duck Creek 4, Il Creek 0, Green 4, Jackson 2, Lafayette 6, Monroe 14, Pipe Creek 20, Richland 0, Stony Creek 0, Union 3, Van Buren 0. An annual ice cream social by the MYF of Emmanuel Methodist Church at 1100 Main is noted for Fri Aug 14. 39 pam.
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Veterans Service Office
Anderson
Superior Court
Duck Creek
Il Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Richland
Stony Creek
Union
van Buren
Reapportionment proposals eyed by House committee
The judiciary committee has held hearings on reapportionment proposals for a month and may not act before adjournment. The Dirksen Mansfield pattern is cited as a potential model if the bill reaches the floor.
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Dirksen
Riots Shake New Jersey Towns As Police Strive To Hold Peace
In Elizabeth and Paterson tensions rose over racial violence with police confronting restless crowds. Acting Chief Roy urged calm while residents voiced grievances about police conduct. Gov. Hughes warned rioters of strict penalties as authorities kept the 217‑member force on standby and banned most public gatherings in Paterson.
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Paterson
Elizabeth
Kis
Roy
James Farmer
Congress of Rural Equality
Izabeth
T Degrees
Richard J. Hughes
National Guards
Frank X. Graves Jr
Michael Roy
Graves
Rights Tn Equality
Hughes
Trenton
City Council approves street debts and budget plan
City Council moved past the civil defense topic then gave third reading to an ordinance transferring funds within the police budget. The sole resolution approved authorized paying street maintenance debts totaling 41,699.82. Council President Ronald Fletcher announced the next city budget meeting for August 31 at 7:30 p.m.
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Fses
Ronald Fletcher
Berlin Wall clashes as Soviet car faces protest mob near checkpoint
In West Berlin near the Allied checkpoint crowds hurled rocks and bottles at a Soviet patrol car attempting to pass toward East Berlin. Officers dispersed the mob without club use as damage to the vehicle occurred and the area was cordoned off to keep demonstrators distant. 53 died trying to flee East Berlin when the wall went up hours earlier.
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Analter Bahnhof
Wall
Pokce
West Berlin
East Berlin
Berlin
Ig- 2
Bill Salisbury Dies Thursday Madison Area Obituary Notice
Bill Salisbury 67 of 425 Noth St Elwood died Thursday evening at Mercy Hospital after an illness. Kenneth Helton 43 of 621 Broadway Pendleton also died Thursday evening after an illness. Beulah Dailey 77 of Summitville will be honored in services. Surviving are Salisbury widow Eva, two daughters and three grandchildren. Helton leaves a widow Mae, two daughters, two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements are pending at Copher Fesler Funeral Home. Della Owens 1428 S th St was admitted to Mercy Hospital Thursday evening.
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Bill Salisbury
N. Oth St
Elwood
Kenneth Helton
Mercy
Hos Pendleton
Kenneth Tal
Helton
Broadway
Pendleton
Madison
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Coca-Cola
Beulah Dailey
Logansport
Summitville
Presby
Wyant
Terian Church
Eng
Katherine Helton
E. Lake Sr
Jes
R. C. Coleman
Pendleton Kiwanis Club
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mae Biddle Salisbury
Lou- Maplewood
Joseph Kelich
Copher
Fester
Cornell Bright
Obituary Notice for Hamilton Fishers Resident
The deceased is survived by four children Augusta Flannagan Walter Flannagan of Noblesville Alice Howey of Sharpsville and Betty Bennett of Lapel a brother Eimer Whelchel of Fishers and eight grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends are being received at the mortuary.
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Hamilton Fishers
Augusta Flannagan
Walter Flannagan
Noblesville
Alice Howey
Sharpsville
Betty Bennett
Lapel
Eimer Whelchel
Fishers
Derby’s big race draws crowds and celebrity visits
Vanderbur and Derbytown campers arrive in Akron for Derby celebrations as more than 65,000 spectators are expected Saturday. The Derby will be run in heats with three cars per heat, racing for a $30,000 prize pool. Each driver earns a watch, with a four year college scholarship for the winner. runners up receive shorter scholarships.
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Page One
Akron
Derby
Derbytown Camp
Derbytown
Kron
Hunter Motors and
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
UAW Strike Timeline Hits Auto Giants in 1960s
The union pressed a nationwide walkout, with a government brokered package at 4 a.m. on September 6 ending five days of action after six plants were shut and 12,800 workers idled. By September 22 all grievances were settled and GM resumed full production amid Ford’s readiness to face a strike to curb inflation.
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UAW
Ford
Henry Ford II
Final rites for Harry Sanderlin to be held today
Harry Thomas Sanderlin 18 of Ingalls died at Memorial Hospital in Muncie after months of ill health. Funeral services set for 2 pm at Paul C Cory ARS Grace Robbins Funeral Home with Rev Justin Eaton in charge. Interment in Mendow Ball Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Barry T. Sanderlin
Fortville
Harry Thomas Sanderlin
Ingalls
Indianapolis
Paul C. Cory
Ball Cemetery
Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Paul E. Butz
Chambersburg
H. J. Heinz Company
Ruth
Alfred Butz
Noblesville
Marian Elier
Lucilleanship
Fishers
Torothy Rose
Beulah Baker
Keensboro
N.C
Fisher Funeral Home
Portville
Gilbert Schreiber
Ortville Christian Church
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Mor
Harold A. McCormick Rites Planned in Anderson
Funeral services for Harold A. McCormick aged 56 of 2925 West 11th Street will be held at 1 pm today at Brown and Utz Funeral Home with the Rev. Edwin Grant of the First Methodist Church in Alexandria officiating. Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary until the hour of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrold McCormick
Harold A. McCormick
11Th
Guide Lamp
Brown and 3Utz
Edwin Grant
First Methodist Church
Alexandria
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Obituary notices from Middletown area residents
A Medina era of obits and funeral notices across Middletown and nearby towns reports several deaths including Mrs. Paul E. Butz formerly of Fortville and living in Chambersburg Pa. and Mrs. Glenna Goodnight of Noblesville. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with services set at local funeral homes and churches. Burial arrangements note Gardens of Cemetery near Muncie and Crownland Cemetery with interments in Maplewood Cemetery.
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UPI
Indiana
William Hol Jowell
Fort Wayne
Jane Meinike
Adams
Ote
Charai
Mer
Gene Moorman
Melmac
Texasware
MYF
Immanuel Methodist Church
Main
Fri
Pam
Della Owens
S. Th St
He Copher and
Fesler Ambuance
Vanderbur
Middletown
Eaton
Cicero
Middletown Methodist Church
Eaton War Mothers
Myron F. Robbins
Sheridan
Walter C. Robbins
Daleville
Miriom Robbins
Pennville
Esther Robbins
Paul Jarrell
Lewis | Henderson
Robert Ross
Orville Medani Pitman
Orville Medan Teee
Sanday
Michael Funeral Home
the Funeral Home
Paul Todd
Robert
Markle- Friends
Ville Christian Church
Frankton Memory
Glenna Goodnight
Evans - Godby - Trout
Homer Rich
Crownland Cemetery
Mabel Bowers
Livonia
Mich
Camp Chesterfield
Fred Felix
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Clifford Emmons
Clifford Ray Emmons
Cecil Ray Emmons
8Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Msgr
Kienly
T He Funeral Home
Mae Shaffer
Meadville
Hill Girton
Conneaut
Maurice
Avery Shaffer
John Lewis
Waterford, Pa
Girton
Bokadon
Aluminum Center
Pendleton Ave
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