Forty And Eight Open House Planned For August 25
Forty and Eight announce an open house at the Chateau east of town on Sunday August 25 for Voyageurs and wives to tour the new remodeled home After a storm the Chateau has been repaired and members will view recent accomplishments A chicken dinner will be served and state officers visited Indianapolis Grand Promenade with various officers named to attend
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Arcongs
Intignapolis
Grand Promenade
Alvin Henry
Lapel
Grand Chemunotth
Ralph Berry
Alexandria
Grand Gardela Porte
David Chaille
Grand Lampiste
James L. Lamey
Anderson
Grand Medicine
Ed Fulton Anderson
Cheminot Nationale
George Kilgus Anderson
Dallas
Jerry Mason Anderson
Cusine
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
Reported by New York medical observations a new healing substance Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itch and pain without surgery. It shows lasting improvement across years in diverse cases including long standing hemorrhoids. Offered as Preparation H suppositories or ointment without marvotics anesthetics or astringents.
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New York
Middletown Teens Sweep Talent Contest Winners
Middletown baton twirler Diana Smith won senior division first place with a 74-14 yearg old baton routine at the Heary County 4-H Fair. Judy Avers of Middletown took second with a piano solo. Also noted are 98 seniors graduating this month from the Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing and their distinction.
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Middletown
Diana Smith
Heary County
Roscoe Smith
Middletown High School
Judy Avers
Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Carolyn Kay Bucy
Rt. 1
Kathleen Hattie Poor
Rt. 2
Murat Theatre
Report on Economy Spanish Best-Seller
Madrid Spain error free summary: Spain's top selling book last year was The Economic Development of Spain a 567 page report by a World Bank commission of 17 members It had no heroes no villains and no plot The economy wide study sold over 20000 copies
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Madrid
Spain
World Bank
Older Sea Bird Kills His Brother
A brief note reports an older sea bird killing its younger sibling at Ascension Island. The blue-faced bird, common in tropical oceans, nests on bare ground and relies on flying fish as its staple food. The fledglings are hatched in a scrape and the elder pushes the younger from the nest.
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Ascension Island
Literacy Centers Set Up In Chile
In Santiago Chile authorities launched 218 literacy centers across provinces and regions to educate about 800000 illiterate residents. University builders and firemen groups joined the literacy drive in recent months.
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Chile
Santiago
Farm Families Open Goodwill for Vacations
Two hundred farm families across the United States and Canada offer lodging to vacationers this year. The weekly rate averages 45 dollars per adult and 25 dollars per child, presenting an affordable rural getaway option for families.
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New York
United States
Canada
Continental Congress Debates Oceanic Research Expenditure
The article notes a lengthy congressional deliberation over oceanographic research funding. It mentions spending over five thousand dollars annually and explores undersea minerals and exploration efforts linked to Anderson Optical Co. and the seasonal patterns of research activity.
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Continental Congress
New York
Indus
United States
Oth- I
Anderson Optical Co
Isea Research and Exploration
Middletown School Staff Appointments For 1903 44
Middletown School announces assignments for Fairfield Grade School staff including principals Pringpal Art Grimm. Grades list: first Vesta Sellers Virginia Stonler Carolyn Sander. second Rosemary Sylvia Reichel Marilyn Sanders. third Dorthy Meshurley Marie Shoe. fourth Ruth Kra Pat Grade School Martha McNeil Elise Wilson Rui Pain. sixth Grace Ballard Pat Thorne. seventh William Handy Mildred Newman. High School posts include principal Bar Grove and department heads: home ec Hazel Baker art Martha Brad ios, music Richard Buehler, industrial arts Paul Campbell, science Robert Cannon, mathematics Kn 8 Wlassie Clev enger, commerce Jill Funk, social studies Dale Green, library Maybel Grimm, physical education Beverly Stuffman, mathematics Don Kemmerer, English Georgi anna Stonter.
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Ahddletown
Fairfield
Pringpal
Art Grimm
Vesta Sellers
Virgginia Stonler
Carolyn Swander
Rosemary
Sylvia Reichel
Marilyn Sanders
Dorhea Meshurley
Marie Shoe
Ruth Kraand
Pat
Pringle Grimm
Martha McNeil
Rade
Elgise Wilson
Rui Pain
Grace Ballard
Pat Thorne
William Handy
Mildred Newman
Home
Martha Bradford
Omusic
Pat Ftay
Richard Buehler
Middletown High School
Bar Grove
Home Ec
Hazel Baker
Martha Bradios
Paul Campbell
Robert Cannon
Mathemiutics
Wlassie Clevenger
Jill Funk
Dale Green
Maybel Grimm
Beverly Stuffman
Von
Don Kemmerer
Thomas Killey
Don
Jack ‘A
Gordon
Virginia Reedy
Georgianna Stonter
Heavy Rains Hit Western Indiana
Obituaries for several local residents note services and burial plans. Alex Farmer of Frankton and Cecil Farmer of Alexandria are among the deceased, with details of birth, family survivors, and funeral arrangements.
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Indiana
Clinton Farmer
Henry's
Delco Remy Division
Cio-Uaw
Mili i
Herschel Miller
Frankton
Hazed Farmer
Middletown
Gilbert Farmer
Lapel
T Garnet Farmer
Debbie Miller
Fusera
Baker Brothers Funeral
Lloyd Dellinger
Mechanicsburg
Small Girl Dies of Dehydration Verdict Discloses
Greensburg Indiana AP coroner Dr William Shaffer ruled a 3 year old Kentucky girl died from dehydration and malnutrition after a visit to relatives in La Porte The child died on arrival at Decatur County Memorial Hospital Her siblings Teresa 2 and Willie 4 were in critical condition with dehydration vomiting and diarrhea at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis The Spurlock family said the children were ill when they left La Porte
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Greensburg
Ind
William Shaffer
Decatur County
Kentucky
Aida Jane Spurlack
M. J. Spurlock
Lakeville
Decatur County Memorial Hospital
la Porte
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Riley Apital
Teresa
Willie
Spurlock
Deaths Across Madison and Nearby Counties
Madison area deaths include Gary Wayne Lewark 14 killed in a three car wreck with his father Charles Lewark and two sisters injured. Moses Vandenbark 74 dies from bull attack wounds. services set. London bus drivers holiday ends as a bus stalls under a low bridge injuring seven.
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Gary Wayne Lewark
Fortville
E. Hamilton &J
Charles D. Lewark
Charles
Barbara Lewark
Mount Jerson High School
Vicki
Teresa
Christi
Reba Lewark
Ward Alford
Rt. 1
Harriet Barnard
Paul C. Cory
Estal Taylor
Moses Vandenbark Wilkinson
Moses Vandenbark
Rt. 3
Greenfield
Condo and Son
Glen Cove
Knightstown
LOW Bridge London
UPI
London
Bethany Club Hears Legal Info Lesson
The Bethany Happy Family Home Demonstration Club met at 815 Fremont Drive for its August meeting. Mrs. William Hammons presided while Mrs. Perry Bangle gave devotions and Mrs. Ernest Combs presented the lesson on Legal information. Stuffed toy ants collected will be shown at the Craft Carnival and then sent to Riley Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Bethany
Ernest Combs
Fremont Drive
William Hammons
Perry Bangle
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Harald Butler
Hubert Edwards
Ralph Geeting
William Haramons
Joseph Jones
Fred Patterson
Richard Schlabach
Lee Hale
Harold Butler
Rt. 1
Anderson
Corn Sugar Gum Halts Thickening Under Heat and Salt
Washington researchers at the United States Department of Agriculture report a new water soluble gum made from corn sugar. It remains viscous when heated or exposed to salts, unlike other gums which thin under those conditions.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
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New York Electronics
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Community Hospital
St. John’s
Henry Perdue
Madison County
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Lilly, Creek Baptist Church
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Pendleon
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Summitville
Minnie Weaver
Fairmount
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Mary Jodwin
Muncie
Karl M. Kyle
Albert Neher
Park View Cemetery
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Leroy
Lee) Niblock
Central Ave
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Eagles Lodge
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Mars
Kathryn Peck
Ohio
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Pat) Niblock
Wilbur Nib
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Associated Press
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Romine Russell
Crawfordsville
Jamestown
Danville
Shery
Ann
Elaine Carol
Edward Allen Russell
Sharon Sue
Richard Lee
Joseph Leroy
William Arnold
Tompking
Ernest Butler
Alin Romine
Lawrenceburg
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Japan
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Benjamin Rhodes Turner
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New York Central Railroad
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New Albany
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Ruddle, Ave
Brown and Buzz
Roy Climard
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