Opening of Students Soon at Curtis and New Lancaster Schools
School openings set for Friday September 3 for the 295455 term with book lists to be given. Curtisville School principal Mrs Jeanpyle Rose will lead third and fourth grades while Flora Jennie Dickover heads fifth and sixth. New Lancaster School principal Everett Tranbarger will supervise seventh and eighth with Mrs Charlotte Stafford teaching fifth and sixth. Kindergarten opens September and runs six weeks.
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Everett ‘Tranbarger
New Lancaster School
Charlotte Stafford
Harriett Naden
Agnes
Cook
Sand
Florence Chadwick Prefers Blue Bonnet Margarine Flavor
Florence Chadwick endorses Blue Bonnet margarine highlighting its smooth spread and bright flavor. She notes the product’s nutrition A and D vitamins and emphasizes overall economy and quality in her endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chadwick
Avin
Praker
Encino
California
Marion Resident Escapes Injury In Elwood Accident
Claude D. Vermillion of Marion, 62, escaped serious injury after the pickup he drove at Main and 13th Streets was struck by a car, sending it into a lamp post and tree before overturning. He crawled from the wreck and walked away unhurt. Elwood police investigated the crash. Building fund drive plans were discussed by East Main Street Christian Church leaders for a Sept 12 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluwood
Claude D. Vermullion
Marion
Main and
13Th Sts
San
Vermillion
Elwood
East Main Street + Christian Church
Airiam T. Pearcy
Indianapolis
School Lunch Program and Kindergarten Enrollment Grow
Rindargaried Faretiment reports large enrollments with 178 kindergarten pupils to be housed in local public schools this year. Washington and First Presbyterian Church venues will host two classes each, while Curtisville hosts two at the church. The city water works improvement nears completion with most new mains laid and a 14 inch main to be connected to the new station this week. Completion is anticipated in September with equipment move in and exterior mortar removal and landscaping planned afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtisville
Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Of.s. K St
Campaign drive roles set by church extension board
The board of the church extension of the Disciples of Christ outlined enlisting workers and organizing teams for the drive. Virgil Ray heads the campaign, with Waldo Darrow Lester Sigler and Keith Scott as team captains. Mrs Harold Hodson leads the drive as general secretary and Mrs George Patton as publicity director. Other committee members include Max Haskett Mrs Earl Lewis Robert F Williams Mrs Harold Sherman Harold Hodson Miss Edna Miller Mrs J Garland Blair Rollin Wingrove and Gene Mitchell. The Rev J E McCoy will serve as campaign adviser as plans call for erecting educational wait and redecorating the church sanctuary.
Swimmers Block Underpass Drains In Flood
Sherman Boulevard youngsters swam in a flooded underpass after a downpour until Sgt. Jax Burkhart spotted the water still rising. He directed traffic while 10 to 16 boys splashed in three feet of water until drains clogged with old cement sacks were cleared. Meanwhile Ambassador Hare left Beirut for Washington for consultations with State Department officials.
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Fury Waynl
Ind
Sherman Boulevard
Sgt
Jax Burkhart
Sel. Burkhart
U.S. Juraffic
Burkhart
Pees
Beirut
Lebanon
U. 8
Raymond Hare
Washington
State Department
Rainbow Club Elwood Socials Mark Founders Day
Elwood Rainbow Club and James Adams Retiring met all day Tuesday with officers led by Mrs Ruth Retherford s committee. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Mary Bell Cullough and prizes were awarded to Deloris Slattery Rhoda Dickerson and Jessie Neff. Founders Day dinner installed Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority officers at First Presbyterian Church with Mrs Robert Rebuck as president and Miss Mary Broyles as vice president.
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Elwood
Rainbow
James Adams
Homes
Ruth Retherfords
Alftee
Richard Menoon
Mary Bell
Cullough
Howard Myerly
Win Fetlig
Charles Stickler
James Allen
Albert Hittle
Busi
Flossia Robertson
Martha Karch
Carrie Albers
Mesdamés
Sirs
Ricker
Sigma Phi Gamma
First [Presbyterian Church
Chester Ward
Meredith Leavell
W. C. Fitapatrick
Robert Rebuck
Mary Broyles
Flogale Robertson
Martha Karen
Jeanne Brillhart
Gertrude Magers
James Fins
Quilt pattern and church notices from Anderson Herald
Pattern offer from The Anderson Herald includes a quilt pattern with embroidery transfers and instructions, asking readers to send twenty five cents plus pattern prices to a New York address. Local notices cover meetings of church and women’s groups, a fundraiser, and a donor event with details on hosts, dates, and locations.
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Shana
Sime
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
cate/broidery
Andersatt Herald
Patland
Tera
West 17Th St
New
York WU
Jong
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
P. O. Box 160, Old Chelsea Linton
New York
Guatemala Enforces Strict Law Against Communism
Guatemala's government junta issued a decree law making participation in Communist activities punishable by one year to death. The measure bans communism "in all its forms" and targets acts deemed red activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Hospital Dismissals Listed by St. John's Hospital
Yesterday St. John's Hospital released a list of patients discharged including George Gates Summitville Mrs Mahle Wrolttig 707 Wo Hhst Martha Purdue Middletown Mrs Evalin Llnyd Indianapolis Mrs Evlah Kreig 202 W and SF Ralph Morton Ri Mrs Gloria Finley Ill 4 William Massey 226 6 1301 St Mrs Willa Curtis Rt 3 Mrs Arnold Dollar and son Crystal St Mrs James Clevenger and son L227 1st St Mrs Raymond Swigley and daughter 2213 Brown St Mrs Charles Pigree and daughter 2003 Hindricks St Mrs Charles Johnson and son 2022 Walnut St Mrs Minnie Forest 2025 Jacks on St Mrs Willie Collier 108 cetar at Mrs June Monday 2002 E St Mrs Maxine Wendréeksah GOB Broadway Miss Dondenna Hall 218 ie 6th St Candace 7 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Jones 1420 Fountain St Father Frederick Polthoff 2817 Morton St Joseph Cox 2672 E 5th St Roger Stitz Pendieton Leslie 5 son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Baker 04 W 29th St Titus 8 son of Mr and Mire pBlyert L Vi L
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St. John's Hospital
George Gates
Summitville
Mahle Wrolttig
Martha
Purdue
Middletown
Evalin Llnyd
Indianapo Als
Evlah Kreig
Ralph Morton
Gloria Finley
Ill
William Massey
Willa Curtis
Arnold Dollar
Crystal St
James Clevenger
Raymond Swigley
Brown St
Charles Pigree
Hindricks St
Charles
Johnson and Son
Walnut St
Minnie Forest
Jackson SL
Willie Collier
Maxine Wendréeksah
Gob Broadway
Dondenna Hall
6Th
Candace
Ray Jones
Fountain St
Frederick Polthoff
Morton St. Joseph Cox
E. 5Th
Roger Stitz
Pendieton
Leslie
Ivan Baker
W. 29Th St
Titus
Mire
pBlyert
Knowland Calls End to Yalu Sanctuaries in Policy Reappraisal
U S Senator William F Knowland speaking to the Oakland Junior Chamber of Commerce said there will be no more Yalu River sanctuaries under raised American foreign policy. He urged a new realistic reassessment of policy as the regime of Carlos Castillo Armas faced regional tension and broad snowfall reports from Boston to Oakland noted record low temperatures and heavy activity.
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Oakland
Calif
William F. Knowland
Senate
Yalu River
North Koorea
Red China
Qaklam
Chamber of Commerce
Iuncheon
Knowland
Ceek
Carlos Castilla Armas
Boston
Maximim
U. S
Tama
Jacobo
Jack
Identity Of Tattooed Man Still Unknown
Officials search for the identity of a tattooed man found abroad who claims to be Air Force Captain David Samuel Rollins. Records conflict across Army Navy and Air Force files, with no corroboration of the Rollins identity and a note that the man may be a WWII prisoner of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mavne Heeve
Army
St. Louis
Ian
Enschede
Holland
Air Force
David Samuel Rolling
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Veterans Administration
David Samuel Rollins
U.S.A
State Department
Pentagon
Fene L. Swan
Mary van
Ith
England
Dro Ads M. Verbeek
Ground Breaking For Toll Road Planned in Indiana
Ground breaking for the 2 million dollar Felwood C. J. Moyer toll road is planned for Sept. 21 in Kokomo. A train collision near the city caused injuries and a tank explosion, prompting a police inquiry into the crash and a fatality tied to union activity reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C. J. Moyer
Kokoma
Elwood
Indiana
Burns
Kokomo Street
St. Joseph-La Parte Coun
Kokomo
Mary
Thomas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Flesel
SU Joseph's Memorial Hospital
Tain
G. F. Leftwich
Richmond
Tailroad
Moyer
W. Bowne
Tuchmond
W. Inglert
M. J. Shanks
Abwo Workers Vm
Ee Kokomo
Shanks
Weihrouch
Dent
Wnaw
Bealing
CIO Official Beaten To Death in Cleveland
Police rechecked over a thousand auto licenses to locate a suspect tied to the beating death of Ray Z Webrouch, steward at eman Co, as investigators pursue leads in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Cleveland
Ray- Z.webrouch
Eman Co
The
Advice Offered To Physicians
Dr Joseph W Still of George Washington University urges physicians to prescribe gradually increasing activity for aging patients. He notes inactivity can be as harmful as extreme climates and stresses balancing activity with age. A three year old drank kerosene, hospitalized in fair condition.
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Frank Carry
al Science
Washington Ft
Witrot
Jaseph
W. Still
George Washington University School of Medicine
Assi
Stilt
Oider
Paul Jones
Dewey, St
St. John's
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