Coal to Gasoline Pilot Planned in West Virginia
Interior Secretary Udall signed a 9.9 million contract to test converting coal to gasoline at a Cresap pilot plant in West Virginia. Consolidation Coal Co. will develop the process with Standard Oil of Ohio, aiming for competitive costs and potential coal market expansion in Appalachian regions. Representatives Byrd Randolph Slack Hechler Edmondson Kirwan and Sen. Udall cited cautious optimism and regional economic stakes.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittsburgh
Cresap
W. Va
Udall
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Consolidated
George A. Shoemaker
Robert C. Byrd
Jennings
Randolph
John M. Slack Jr
Ken Hechler
West Virginia
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
Michael J. Kirwan
Two Teens Admit Slaying Warren County Man
Two West Terre Haute teenagers Tae Gene Ridemer and William Gilberto admitted robbing and shooting Horace A. Donham at his riverfront home along the Wabash River near West Lebanon. They said they took Donham's gun, clothing, a transistor radio, and his pickup truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
West Terre Haute
Warren County
Earl Roseberry
Janette
Tae Gene Rid‘emer
William Sherwood Gilberto
Rt. 3
Horace A. Donham
Rt. 2
Williamsport
Donham
Wabash River
West
Lebanon
Roseberry
Denham
Vigo County
Gilberto
Grartison
Israel Charges Farm Attack By Syrians
UNITED NATIONS ISRAEL charged that Syrian positions opened fire on Israeli farms near the Sea of Galilee Thursday night, a new violation of the UN truce. Israeli Ambassador Michael Co may spoke during a Security Council debate on an Anglo American resolution calling the deaths of two Israeli farmers on Aug 19 wanton murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPS
Israel
Middle East Nations
Michael Comay
Security Council
Sea of Galilee
Titan Missile Firing at Vandenberg Marks Third Session
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California the Air Force launched a Titan missile toward a distant Pacific target about 5 000 miles away. This was the third missile firing from the base in the last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TITAN
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Cows lost milk from flies study cites Purdue data
In Lafatte Indiana cows unprotected by flies yield 3.5 pounds less milk per day than protected cows, based on Purdue University research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafaette
Ind
Purdue University
Rites Saturday For Smith Twins
Alexandria twins John Theo dore Smith and Kenneth Roy Smith died at birth at Community Hospital. Surviving are the parents, grandparents and great grandmother. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev Phillip L. Robinson officiating. Burial in Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
John Theodore
Kenneth Roy Smith
Marvin E
Valeria Widener Smith
Community Hospital
U. S. Navy
Lare
John E. Widener
Arlene Lockwood
Lewis Malston
Karl M. Kyle
Phillip L. Robinson
Orestes Baptist Church
Park View Cemetery
Thorntown Pie Baker Wins at Indiana State Fair
Roberts L Shener of Thorntown wins the sweepstakes pie baking championship at the Indiana State Fair for custard pie and also takes firsts in two crust apple apricot and pineapple pies among 11 entries. Thorntown entries also shine in a rooster crowing contest with top scores. Open class livestock medals awarded to several farms and breeders across multiple categories.
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Indianapolis
Robert L. Shener
Thorntown
Spencer
Harry
Jack Patterson
Patterson
Russell B. Edwards
Winchester
Wilson Farms
Greenfield
Gerald Clodfetter
Greencastle
Fort Wayne Man Fatally Shocked Under Crawl Space
James Sorg of Hoagland died Thursday when he was shocked while working in a crawl space under a Fort Wayne residence. The incident occurred in Fort Wayne and involved a fatal electrical shock.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
James Sorg
Hoagland
Fort Wayne
Elwood Xi Gamma Sigma Plans September Activities
Elwood Xi Gamma Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a beginning day at Virginia Carpenter’s home with Letty Robison in charge. The year schedule lists monthly meetings, hostesses, and events through April including a Christmas party and Founders Day, with socializing to follow.
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Elwood
Xi Gamma Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Virginia Carpenter
Letty Robison
New Johnson
Callendar
Betty Robison
S. H St
Dee Abernathy
Falbn Fettig
Saba Lynas
Thelma Woodrum
Hetty Robison
Evelyn Smith
Mary Gunn
Elma Skillman
Hazel Dudley
S. Ki St
Romain Wiswell
East Star Inn
Falba Fettig
Pat Plake
Rt. 2
Elwood School Start and City Court Actions
Elwood Junior High pupils report Wednesday at 8 30 a.m. for home room assignments and schedules. In city court Judge Michael Tancey heard three cases with fines, trial dates set or continued for reckless driving. Mercy Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions for several residents.
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Elwood
Jackson L. Dean
Anderson
Max L. Amos
S. D St
James Burg
Rt. 2
Lawrence R. Veler
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Dale E. Roe
S. 18Th
St. John
Elwood Church Holds Annual Homecoming at Calaway Park
Elwood Church of God invites members and guests to its annual homecoming on Sunday September 8. Morning services precede a noon basket dinner at Calaway Park followed by afternoon games contests and fellowship. Attendance open to all who have attended the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Church of God
Callaway Park
Ferndale man to face burglary charges over coin theft
E win Bromley twenty seven of Ferndale Michigan was to be returned to Bloomfield Indiana Friday to face burglary charges in the theft of a two thousand dollar coin collection from rare coin dealer Elmer Childres. Bromley was arrested after police stopped his car for faulty headlights.
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Bloomfield, Ind
UPI
Ewin Bromley
Ferndale
Mich
Elmer Childres
Bromley
Broadbent Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Richard F. Broadbent II 56 of Indianapolis will be at 2 30 p.m. at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev J E McCoy officiating Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery Also rites for Edna P Armstrong 66 of Elwood at 10 a m at Copher and Fesler with burial in Elwood City Cemetery Duane Adrian Muse 22 months old of Perkinsville dies Thursday services at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home at 2 p m with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson Betty Lou Smith returned home from Robert Long Clinical Building Indianapolis Friday afternoon via York Dunnichay car.
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Elwood
Richard F. Broadbent II
36Th St
Indianapolis
Copher
Edna P. Armstrong
N. A St
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Bertha Kessler
Phlox
Elwood City Cemetery
Duane Adrian Muse
Perkinsville
Robert L. Jackley
Walter Neal
Khrushchev says Tito align against capitalism
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told a cheering crowd in Velenje that he and Yugoslav President Marshal Tito had resolved major differences and would join efforts to fight capitalism, amid strong public display in Yugoslavia.
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Velenje
Yugoslavia
UPI
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Belgrade
Fire Claims Second Victim At Air Base Incident
Fire from a B 58 aircraft at Bunker Hill Air Force Base Indiana claimed a second life Maj William L Berry of Bunker Hill died at Brooke Army Medical Center from burns Captain William Bergdoll age 23 of Kokomo died Thursday in the case The fatal blaze occurred at the base Friday and the earlier death was reported Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Indiana
William L. Berry
Bunker Hill
Ind
Brooke Army Medical Center
Burns
Wiliam Bergdoll
Kokomo
Global cattle population estimate rounds to 877 million
World cattle numbers are estimated at about 877 million head. The figure reflects wide distribution across major cattle producing regions and underscores large-scale livestock farming.
Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Dismissed from St. Johns Hospital include Betty Pennington Mary Frischkorn Alma Evans Louise Planalp and others at 2845 West Bth Street 1417 Walnut Street 4939 Central Avenue 608 West 21st Street and more. Community Hospital releases list Patsy Griffin Dana Welker Maude Wheeler Tony Sorrell Clifton Elliott Thomas Griffin Liza Whitehead and several residents.
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St. John’s Hospital
Betty Pennington
Mary Frischkorn
Walnut St
Alma Evans
Central Ave
Louise Planalp
Charles Hobbs
Alexandria
Melvin Passwater
Dana Welker
Horton
Maude Wheeler and Daughter
W. 17Th
Tony Sorrell
Louise
Clifton Elliott
Henry
Thomas Griffin
E. 31St
Liza Whitehead
E. Webster
Markleville and Chesterfield Prepare Local Elections
In Markleville petitions seek a duly elected town board as two camps clash over a stalled sewer project. Cler k treasurer Rector notes a sewer contract let two years ago for about and 400 residents oppose the plan. Chesterfield fields a full Independents slate for November 5 with Marion Campbell and others and Anna Claire Stephens as clerk treasurer amid ongoing town governance debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Pasko
Don Frederick
C. Rector
Markleville
Rector
Ralph Reed
Adams Township
Citizens
John J. Fisher
James F. Hoppes
Cleo R. Padgett
Frank Hilton Grandison
Chesterfield
Marion Campbell
Lowell Arthur Stebbens
David Bronnenberg
Wilford Leech
Roger Kiley
Anna Claire Stephens
Jack Cade
John Matthews
Lowell Powell
End Of Service Approved At 2 Freight Centers
The Pennsylvania Railroad won PSC approval to discontinue freight agency service at New Market and Waveland and convert the stations to non agency carload only facilities under the Rockville agent. Other PSC actions include rate relief and service area expansions for NIPSCO and rural electric cooperatives benefiting hundreds of customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Service Commission
New Market
Waveland
Rockville
PSC
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Nipsco
Crown Point
Independence Hill
Merrillville
St. John
South Haven
Valparaiso
Huntington County Rural Electric Membership Corp
Allen - Wells Rural Electric Membership Corp
Toll Count For Holiday Weekend Surpasses 500
The toll reaches August 16 to midnight August 19 with 461 traffic deaths, 13 boating fatalities, and 49 drownings, totaling 523. Safety council expected about 360 traffic fatalities for a normal nonholiday weekend in the period.
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The
Safety Council
Rescue continues as miners Down Sheppton shaft sighting reported
Rescue teams lowered by television link and drilling rigs work at the Sheppton mine as Throne and Fellin, rescued earlier, acknowledge a possible body on a TV image. Bova, missing since the cave in, may have had a lunch bucket. The district attorney and state secretary of mines oversee ongoing efforts.
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Drebitko
Fellin
Throne
Hableton State General Hospital
Schuylkill County
Harvey Lightstone
Neaby Sheppton
Sheppton
H. B. Chambury
Thorne
Theine
Bova
Charmbury
Hazleton
Greenland Record Low Hit On December Six Forty Nine
The note reports the lowest temperature ever recorded on Greenland, 87 degrees below zero, dated December 6, 1949. It mentions Copenhagen as a reference in the line but focuses on the Greenland record event.
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Copenhagen
Greenland
Landis Receives Probation After Tax Evasion Plea
Landis once a Kennedy adviser and Kennedy family associate faced tax charges for 1956 to 1960. He paid $94,492.36 in taxes and penalties from a special bank account after pleading inability to calculate due to inherited securities. Three 30 day terms were imposed concurrently with a suspended sentence and one year probation.
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Landis
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Dean William Warren
Columbia University Law School
Ryan
Kennedy urges defense aid as nation faces funding split
President cites security and balance of power in urging continued funding. He notes Democrats supported cuts while Republicans are outnumbered 258-177 in the House. He says aid spends mainly in the United States and underpins freedom, likening costs to Marshall Plan days.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A Halleck
Indiana
Senate
House
Kennedy
GOP
United States
Secrecy Maintained On Global Teletype Line
U S and Soviet safeguards protect a world spanning line from Washington to Moscow with Teletype operators and translators round the clock. An alternate cable and radio circuit routes via Tangier to Moscow to ensure reliability and reduce atmospheric interference risks. A separate fire call reported minor smoke damage at Clyde Cook’s home on Lonsdale Avenue.
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Washington
London
Copenhagen
Cuit
Tangier
North Africa
Moscow
Clyde Cook
Lonsdale Ave
Barnie W Nichols 72 dies en route to hospital
Barnie W Nichols of 715 West 22nd Street died at 2 30 p m Friday while being transported to St John’s Hospital He was a Madison County resident most of his life and retired from Delco Remy eight years ago Surviving are Nellie Marie his widow three sons Frank Jack and Bob Nichols two sisters Mrs Katie Mitchell Indianapolis and Mrs Ola Sargent Vincennes a granddaughter a grandson and several nieces and nephews Selis and Rowe Funeral Home handled arrangements Burial is planned in East Maplewood Cemetery family plot
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Barnie W. Nichols
22Nd St
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County
Delco-Remy
Nellie Marie
Frank
Jack
Bob Nichols
Katie Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ola Sargent
Vincennes
Selis and Rowe Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Obituary of N Anderson Jones and infant Beth Ann Gee
N Anderson Jones 90 of Muncie dies at Ball Memorial Hospital after a period of failing health. He was a retired farmer and Yazelwood Christian Church member, survived by widow Fanny and three daughters. services Monday at Parsons Mortuary with burial in Lim Ridge Cemetery. Beth Ann Gee infant daughter of Russel and Kay Gee dies 11 hours after birth at Community Hospital. graveside rites Saturday at Anderson Memorial conducted by Rev Nathan Harter. Baker Brothers Funeral Home in charge.
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N. Anderson Jones
N. Walnut St
Muncie
Ray
Alma) Ayers
Anderson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Parker
Yazelwood Christian Church
Fanny
Beth Ann Gee
Russel
Kay Gee
Community Hospital
Emge Packing Company
Brenda Kay
Ruby Judd
Alfred Judd
John Wheeldown
James Gee
Alexandria
Anderson Memorial
Nathan Harter
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Last rites for local man held at St Ambrose Church
Last rites for Leo Lyle Conlon 34 of 3432 Delaware St were held at St Ambrose Catholic Church at 9 a.m. with Rev Thomas Heilman presiding. Interment followed at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends were received at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Services for Dale Bolton two year old son of Ray and Annie Bolton of 2001 W 22nd St were held at 10 a.m. at L C May Funeral Home with Rev James Menifee in charge and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lyle Conlon
Delaware St
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Harold E. Rozelle
Dale Bolton
Ray
Annie Bolton
W. 22Nd St
L. C. May Funeral Home
James Menifee
East Maplewood Cemetery
Fleming backs port project amid land removal permit delay
Two agencies would refrain from action on assigning the port group underwater rights until Bethlehem land removal permit is collected. The $300 per acre price stands. Fleming eases tensions by pledging cooperation and endorsing park system expansion while asserting the port will create wealth and may require $60,000 for underwater rights. Hillenbrand signals conservation support for the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Fleming
Hillenbrand
Red German Escapee Details Terror Tactics in Berlin
An East German border guard who fled to West Berlin said secret police kidnap and smuggle refugees back to the Soviet Zone for punishment. He claimed disillusionment with communism due to terror tactics and sought safety in West Germany as the U.S. Air Force arranged his departure.
Alum Storm Doors with Self Storing Screens
Advertises aluminum storm doors featuring self storing screens priced at 18 95 in a historical catalog style.
Fall Down Stairs Fatal to Daleville Girl Rita Patterson
Rita Patterson six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Patterson of Daleville died from internal injuries after reportedly falling down stairs Friday. She arrived dead at St Johns Hospital and her body was later taken to Ball Hospital Muncie for autopsy before being moved to the Shirley Funeral Home Daleville where funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Patterson
Virgil Patterson
Daleville
St. John’s Hospital
Ball Hospital
Muncie
Shirey Funeral Home
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties Fred E Neptune
Fred E Neptune 78 of Wesley Manor Frankfort died today at the home of his stepson Cornell Bright in Pendleton. His wife Josephine Bright Neptune died last Saturday. Neptune born Sept 29 1884 near Thorntown was a son of James and Nellie Neptune and belonged to Pendleton Methodist Church Pendleton Masonic Lodge 44 Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis and Pendleton Lions Club. Survived by stepson Cornell Bright two step-granddaughters four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services 10 am Monday Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton Rev Harold Thrasher Pendleton Methodist Church officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Lebanon. Home after 7 pm today.
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Fred E. Neptune
Wesley Manor
Frankfort
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Josephine Bright Neptune
Mr. Neptune
Thorntown
James
Nellie Taylor Neptune
Pendleton Methodist Church
Pendleton Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis
Pendleton Lions Club
Rosalyn Dowling
Nancy Wilde
Anderson
Lebanon
Harold Thrasher
Funeral services for Dolphy B. Ryan in Orestes
Dolphy B. Ryan, 61, of Orestes died Thursday. Funeral rites are set for 10 30 am Monday at Orestes Baptist Church with Rev. Phillip Robinson officiating. Burial will follow in Forrestville Cemetery. Friends may visit Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home in Alexandria after 7 pm tonight. The body will lie in state at the church one hour before services.
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Orestes
Dolphy B. Ryan
Orestes Baptist Church
Phillip Robinson
Forrestville Cemetery
Davis-Strider-Noffze
Alexandria
Summitville
Claude Smith
Rt. 1
Davis-Strider- Noffze
Huntsville Cemetery
James R. Jarrett
Park View
Funeral services for John Boucher held at St Thomas Church
John Boucher 75 of Rt 1 McCordsville died Thursday. Funeral services were at St Thomas Catholic Church at 10 a.m. with Rev Daniel Nolan officiating. Burial followed at Gavel Lawn Cemetery. Paul C Cory Funeral Home Fortville handled arrangements.
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Fortville
John Boucher
Rt. 1
McCordsville
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Daniel Nolan
Gavel Lawn
Paul C. Cory
De Gaulle Seeks Peace In Viet Nam
Paris sources report President Charles de Gaulle opened a path to end Viet Nam division and seek independence unity for the former colony, signaling a shift amid East West cold war tensions. The move follows his cabinet statement calling for Vietnamese independence and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Prohibitionists nominate Munn for 1964 presidency
The National Prohibition party selected Earl Harold Munn Sr. of Hillsdale Michigan as its presidential candidate on the first ballot at the party meeting in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
National Prohibition Party
Earl Harold Munn Sr
Hillsdale, Mich
U S Suspends 4.3 Million Pakistan Airport Loan
Washington reports the United States halted a promised 4.3 million loan to Pakistan for airport upgrades after Islamabad signed a civil aviation pact with Communist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Pakistan
China
Jobless Rate High in United States Youth
Washington reports that persons under 25 accounted for more than a third of unemployment last year while making up only a fifth of the labor force. This indicates persistent joblessness among young workers.
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Washington
United States
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Garnet Shaner
Sandy Hight
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Pairlea
Peru
John F.wolf
Angus — Wonderland Farms
Chrisney
Bull
Renos Land and Sons
Franklin
C. Forgery& Son
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James and
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Decatur
Eldon Wygent
Huntington
Dorset
Orean A. Wright
Greenwood
Ram
J. J. Meno
Caelinville
Ewe
Columbia
H. V. Caldwell
Logansport
Shropshire
C. F Hartzell and Son
Greenville
Bcnu Club
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BCNU
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Kyle Greene
Maria
Fred Jones
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Fred Michael
Virginia
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Robert Taylor
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Cindy
Karen
Cathy
Nydia
Nancy Schlegel
Carolyn Jones
Mary Taylor
WSCS
Daleville Methodist Church
Wayne Shirey
Harold Cechsle
Mattie Polhemus
Raymond Shirey
Carolyn Farrow
Robert Farrow
Joe Hatfield
James Hurley
Jack Zumpe
Robert Priest
Robert Haines
Richard Ratz
Forrest Stewart
Donald Gardner
R. D. Rowe
Fred Hall
James Petry
Leon Calvert
Marguerite Foltz
Stella Turner
Gene Lillie
Norman Heidman
Harold Oechsle
Me and
My Gal
Marie St. Clair
East 6Th Street
Pepsi-Cola
Mace’s
8Th Street
Kermit Barnes
Mike Kirtz
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Robert R. Mace
BPW Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hull
Tipton
Agnes Cook
Woman's Association
United Presbyterian Woman's Association
Lyle Lester
Hanover
Robert Harris
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Elwood City Court
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K. T. Willkie
Elwood Church
Khrush
Tito
John Barnard
Sunset Blvd
Nancy Stanley
Sylvester Williams
Sheriidan
Thackeray Loudermilk
E. Lynn St
Earle Smith
Nelda Williamson
Lafayette St
Daisy Stanley
Middletown
Mary Shananhan
Davison
Joseph Beard
Larry James
Rt. 4
Janice Graves
Lula Wann
Harold McGrath
Knightstown
Lucille Wright
W. 20Th St
Patsy Griffin
W. 8Th St
Mardel Magsig and Son
Gary Eden
Frankton
Ruth Crose
Central
Ralph Clendenen
Wanda Alfrey
11Th St
Shirley Smith
Eleanor Bucher and Son
40Th St
Olympic Peninsula
Washington State
Missionary Church
Edwards
Ridgeville
Missionary Gospel Church
Northern
U.S
Soviet
GEE Infant
Leo L. Conlon
Madison
Dolphy
B. Ryan
James Jarrett
Joy Lynn Bakery
Robert R. Carrell
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Brookline St
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