City Clerk of Alex Resigns Amid Council Action
The Alexandria city council announced the resignation of Mrs. Sarah Leach as city clerk treasurer effective August 7. Her husband Albert Leach from the City Fire Department also resigned. Teresa Lynn Manghelli was appointed as clerk treasurer, with Teresa Lynn Manghelli Sr. named a mother and Mrs Marguerite Humph as grandmother. details include family moves to California and a note on Mrs. Leach’s service. The meeting also referenced a tax ordinance and Measles Attacks at the State Fair.
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Alexandria
Sarah Leach
Albert
Fiera
404 East
Robert
Manghel- Monroe St
Jyolli Jr
Ace
Peggy
George
Will
St. John's Hospital
Anscon
California
Manghelli Sr
Anderson
Hubert Huebner
Orer
Danny Mudd
Amarillo
Huebner
Alex-Texas
al Foley
North Clinton St
Richard Zarse Hibben
Party Honors Chicago Guest In Alexandria
In Alexandria Miss Lulu Spear of Chicago was feted at the Johnson home with attending guests including Misses Susan Mahony Diane Bailey Karla Kyle Linda Stevens Karen McWest Sheri Baker Sue Ann Stevens Karla Leavitt and Mrs Jack Stevens. Marta Taylor received the Otis Kirkpatrick Memorial scholarship to the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis. Beverly Redding attended the wedding of Kathleen Callon and Richard Slough over the weekend as a coslave friend for Miss Redding.
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Alexandria
Ferman
Ruth Johnson
Lulu Spear
Chicago
Johnson
Susan Mahony
Diane Bailey
Karla Kyle
Linda Stevens
Karen McWest
Sheri Baker
Sue Ann Stevens
Karla Leavitt
Jack Stevens
Marta Taylor
Charles Taylor
Otis. Kirkpatrick
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Indianapolis
Miss Taylor
Taylor University
Capital
Beverly Redding
Kathleen Callon
Richard Slough
Miss Calling
Miss Redding
Large Indiana Fair Highlights Winners and Record Attendance
Day two attendance at the Indiana fair neared 100 000 with fairgoers flocking to events across Wilkinson Knightstown Salem and nearby towns. Max WoebbeKing of Woodburn repeated as grand champion with steer Model selling for 2 75 a pound while reserve grand champion was owned by Secondino and Lederman Jr. of West Terre Haute. 4 H winners include Gary Wilson Wilkinson and Dick Nash Sharpsville with top pig showman Russell White Greenfield and other beef and dairy champions named. Additional honors went to cherry pie baking queen Susan Harris Selma and several 4 H judging winners who earned trips to Washington and the United Nations.
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Wilkinson
Knightstown
Salem
Wilettsville
Carmel
Selma
Clay City
Southport
New Castle
Shoals
Odon
Morton Memorial
Enir
Max Woebheking
Woodburn
John Hardaway
Crawfordsville
Model
Marsh Foodliners
Yorktown
Woebbeking
Stanley
Max
Woebbekings
Sua Secondino
Max Lederman Jr
West Terre Haute
Gary Wilson
Poland
China Barrow
Dick Nash
Sharperville
Hampshire
James Paschen
Monticelo
Welsey Cozan
New Augusta
Berkshire
Russell, White
Greenfield
Ed Rigsbee
Susan Harris
Indiana
Chicago
Washington
United Nations
Judith Smith
Logansport
Julie Gaines
Shelbyville
Rita Lory
Francesville
Martha Galloway
Covington
Suellen Eadler
Richmond
Kay Kerns
Sue Siggsmund
Wanatah
Dale Custer
Garrett
Allen Zeigler
Churubusco
Hollis Wampler
Bicknell
Gene McCoy
Avilla
Chevrolet sales pitch feature list promotes flashy V8 performance
An advertising copy touts a Chevrolet car with short stroke V8 power, ball-race steering, triple-turbine components, and numerous features including safety glass and vent windows. It emphasizes ease of handling, low trunk lift, and optional extras offered by a dealer.
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Fister
Chevrolet
Building owners listed for bake sale contributions
Woren's Building residents including Mrs William R White of Sulphur Springs donate jars of meat. Mrs Edward A Kleiman of Greenfield provides loaf bread. Others from Indianapolis Greenfield Marion Coalmont Wilkinson Clayto n New Palestine contribute cakes honey jelly canned vegetables tanned fruit candy and pickles.
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Woren
William R. White
Edward “A. Kleiman
Greenfield
Paul J. Golei
Indianapolis
Walter Reed
Greensburg
Janet “Kx. Jacobi
Marie Spencer
Marion
Della Temnis
Coalmont
Winona Hil
Thelma Kennedy
Wilkinson
Jan Beck
Clayton
Candy
Raymond Lantz
New Palestine
Fatal Accident Leaves Four Injured and Damages Calculated
Police report indicates an Albright Ambulance carried four injured, including Billy Utterback aged 14 and Shirley Utterback 8, plus Deborah Hodson 4 with various injuries. Mrs Utterback’s car suffered about 700 dollars damage and the Hodson vehicle about 300 dollars. The victims were treated at St John’s Hospital and released. Records note the first rodeo in America took place in Pecos Texas in 1883.
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Page
Billy Utterback
Shirley Utterback
Patria Hodson
Central Ave
Deborah Hodson
St. John's Hospital
Albright
Utterback
America
Pecos
Tex
Surplus Goods Worth Buried At Base
The Defense Department testified that $33,700 worth of surplus military parts were buried last year at Harmon Air Force Base Newfoundland and later dug up. Officials said waste and mismanagement left excess stock from World War II and Korea, with some still usable.
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Meeeee
Serene Perkins McGuire
Secretary of Defense For Supply
Pentagon
McGuire
St Harmon
Newfoundland
Labrador
Dublin
Ireland
Greenland
Sondestrom
Green
Shipland
Washington
Senate
Harmon Air Force Base
Army
W. C
Benny H. Wilkes
Arthur M. William
Wilkes
Williamson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Hey
Yations
Anthom
Oslo
Har
University
Schumpeter
Ragnar Frisch
Oslo University
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Alex
Maynard
John Barney
Davis and Strider
Charles ‘Taylor
First Methodist Church
Parkview
Farrington
Rogers Perfect Diamond Offer
Juliet
Rogers VV
Meridian
Sudan
Fisher
Pendleton Post
Madison
Alfred Tord, Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Osenberger
Penney’s
Pennsy
Mather
Penney
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