Covart Walters Named School Leader and Staff Changes
Covart Walters will succeed James Allen as principal of Edgewood school and take a post as assistant high school principal at Anderson. Seven new teachers join Wendell L. Willkie High School replacing several retiring or reassigned staff. Elementary and central schools appoint new instructors as part of fall openings scheduled for Wednesday Sept. 8 with a July 7 meeting for PTA Councils. A fatal accident involving Mary Gay Perkins is reported from Madison, with injuries sustained in June and fatality in Louisville hospital.
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Covart Walters
Edgewood
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Keith Scott
Aeaert
Allen
Anderson
Wendell L. Willkie
Wiliam Burnatte
James Durr
Wanda Fisher
Nancy Hill
Linwood
Joan Emily Jackson
Opal Hell
Mary E. Tolle
Doris Blicklie
Osborn School
June Landrum
Mary Schuck
Central
Mary E. McCoy
Marthe Salsberry
Central School
PTA Counncls
Elwood Reat
Howard
Tipton
Hamilton
Madison
First Methodist Church
Noblesville
Carl]enner
Ellen Bieter
National Congress
Merl Fall
Indiana
Rev Elwood Tabernacle pastor to move and speak
A long memorandum notes Rev Elwood Delk’s pastorates in Carmel Boone County and Adrien Michigan plus deputation work for the Central Florida Bible Institute. It states he and his family plan to move to Virginia next week and lists roles with the International Holiness Tabernacle Association and Central Florida Bible Institute.
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Hill College
Morris
Chicago
Evary Holistic Institute
Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute
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Boone County
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Elwood social activities and sorority notices in local pages
Elwood Auxiliary officers installation planned for September 13 at the Legion home with Dorothy Dunham presiding. Elizabeth Bonham’s corsage earned state honors. a duplicate will be entered in the national convention in Washington. Sigma Alpha Chi and Kappa Delta Phi sororities hold events at Tipton park and Frankton house with dinners, transportation plans, and officer elections. Welsh picnic planned at Callaway Park for Madison area families with a Sunday gathering and a Foland family reunion slated for Callaway Park with basket dinner.
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Washington, D. C
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Frankton
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Rosemary Riley
Dorothy Heaton
Christine Emerye
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Miriam Holland
Marietta Hawking
Carrie Winner
Madison
Callaway Parke
First Baptist Church
Callaway Park
Beverly Day Weds Larry McElfresh in Elwood Wedding
The wedding of Beverly Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Garth Day and Larry McElfresh son of Mr and Mrs Wargid Day was performed Saturday at St Joseph's Catholic Church Elwood. The ceremony featured a Chantilly lace gown and a white bouquet. A reception followed at the bride's parents home. The couple will reside in Elwood while both pursue careers and continue church involvement. Industrial Plants Corp auction plans call for sale of the Castings Inc building and equipment September 9 with bidders allowed to inspect from September 2, real estate sale terms include a 10 percent earnest money deposit and balance due after auction.
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von Folie
Feducor
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Continental Can Company
St. Josepha Catholic Church
Snead May Be Playing Too Much Golf
Whitney Martin notes Sam Snead fatigued and off form after finishing third with Jimmy DeMarret at the Canada Cup at Laval Sur le Lac Golf Club in Montreal. Peter Thomson and Kelvin Nagle won with a 71 final round as Snead complains of overplay and poor health despite a strong field of 25 two-man teams. The piece praises the international event as a golf Olympic idea fostering cross‑national camaraderie among players from Egypt to France.
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United Nations
Rybolts and Turn Signals Sweep in Madison County Softball
In the Madison County Tournament at Shadyside Rybolts and Turn Signals led by O'Brien Molvnski and Paice Wood defeated Bethany 5 to 1. UAW 663 and Knights of Columbus traded blows with Rybolts edging Whetstone as Sokal Taylor and Downs powered the lineup.
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Patton Turns Golf Heat On Holland in Amateur Round
Billy Patton, the right-handed powerhouse from North Carolina, stunned Tim Holland 4 and 3 at Rockville Centre to advance to the U S Amateur third round. The field narrowed from 61 to 16 as Patton and other international stars faced tough single-elimination matches.
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Detrove
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U. S
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N. G
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Rockvile Centre
Halling
Platiniman
Sam Urtette
Hunters Nabbed After Camp Atterbury Gun Raid
A dozen hunters were charged at Camp Atterbury Indiana with entering a federal reservation for prohibited purposes after a nearby civilian guard spotted their guns and halted a planned practice attack. Military jets from Dayton and Mansfield led to the post being cleared before the jets continued their exercises.
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VFW District Parley Set For Anderson Meeting
Grover T. Oliver Post outlines plans for a district meeting to be held in Anderson on Sunday September 12 with large delegations expected. State department officers Thurman Mayer and Noel D Fred are slated to attend. Edward Gillespie presided the last night meeting at the post home.
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Anderson
Grover T. Oliver
Veterans of Foreign Water
State Department
Thurman Mayer
Wabash
Department Jenior
Noel D. Fred
Gas City
Edward Gillespie
United States Rejects Antarctic Claim Urge
The United States does not recognize other nations’ claims in Antarctica and reserves its rights there. American citizens have asserted claims on its behalf, with renewed interest spurred by polar explorers Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and Commander Finn Honne planning new explorations.
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Miatt Holtsclaw and James Hiatt wed at East Main church
Nancy Jane Holtsclaw became the bride of James Les Hiatt at East Main Street Christian Church in Blwood at 2 30 pm on Sunday with Rev J E McCoy officiating. The ceremony featured an organ program by Mrs Esther Waymite and a staircase of candles, with a bridal party including Bonnie Jane Hinds and Jane Kay Hiatt among others. The reception followed in the church basement.
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Street Christian Church
Nancy Jane Holtsclaw
Harry Holtsclaw
Main St
James Les Hiatt
Joseph Hiatt
Westfield
J. E. McCoy
Esther Waymite
Bonnie Jane Hinds
Jane Kay Hiatt
Eatfield
Marilyn Jo Barrett
Alexandria
Catherine Ann i Kingston
Warsaw
Sue Ann
Neff
Muncie
Mary Elizabeth
Kingston
Nancy Jane Stett
Jarry Jamison
Carl Lasiter
South
Port
Richard Weddle
Indiana- Polin
Racey Hall Holtsclaw
Daniel J. Brunson
Ovian
Honor
Edna Baltinger
Adah Rinker
Emory
Faille Oard
Anderson
Indians crush Senators as Score notches 12th win this season
In Indianapolis, Score picked up his 12th victory of the season by pitching two hitters and earning an 12 1 win over the Charleston Senators. He struck out 11 to raise his season total to 280, breaking the 48 year American Association strikeout record. Rocky Colavita hit a first inning homer with two on, and the Indians collected 14 hits to seal a 12 to 1 win.
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Foiles
Choice Hoosiers Due For Contest
FORT WAYNE IND Am erican Softball Association regional action heads toward a double elimination state finals at liner Stadium. Friday night opens with Franklin Scrappers of Plymouth vs Kenny s and Bob s of Richmond and the host Zaltner Pistons vs Ruddick s Garage of Beyntour. Three games on Saturday, state title game Sunday.
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Softball Pairings Set By Commissioner
Elkhart Indiana Tuesday announced pairings for the Indiana tourney of the American Softball Association. Tony Pur of Elkhart, the tournament commissioner, says the Fort Wayne Zoellner Pistons host team will preside over the double elimination event at Wayne this weekend. Friday night games include Plymouth versus Richmond and York Wayne scheduled for 7:30 pm.
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Elkhart Cubs Set for Great Lakes Junior Championship
Elkhart's undefeated Cubs head to the Great Lakes junior championship tournament in Elkhart Indiana from Wednesday through Saturday. The double elimination non professional meet gathers champions from five states and metropolitan areas including Chicago and Toledo with entries such as the Norwernd Braves from Chicago and Getmantown Wisconsin.
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