Stevenson Lacks NATO Session Bid
Adlai E. Stevenson said he will not join the U S delegation to the Paris NATO summit unless invited. He spoke after meeting with House Speaker Rayburn and briefed leaders on NATO matters, noting his assignment should finish in about 10 days and that an invitation decision may come after Tuesday’s leaders’ talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wph
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
NATO
Paris
Stevenson
State Department
Rayburn
D-Tex
White House
Lincoln White
New York Bar Assn
Eisenhower
Mary Boyd Dies In Elwood Home At 76 In 1960s Notice
Mary Hughes Boyd 76 of Elwood died Monday at home. Survived by husband Everett, two daughters Ethel Freeman and Faith Moreland, a son David Hughes, four brothers, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday at Church of God, burial Parkview Cemetery Alexandria. Born May 3 1881 North Manchester. Also notes on Masonic Lodge meeting and Poinsettia Days proclamation plus Mercy Hospital dismissals and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
David T. Hughes
Radle
Harvey Miller
Brewster
Nebr
Joy
Timothy
Oregon
Boyd
North Manchester
Thomas
Emma Perry Miller
Church of God
John Miller Dies Sunday in Tipton area
John W. Miller 86 of Rt. 4 Tipton died Sunday morning after a three year illness. He was father to Ray Miller of Alexandria and four other sons. Funeral at Arcadia Church of the Brethren with Rev. Darrell Fryman officiating. Survived by wife Mary B. Horton Miller, four sons Jesse E. Tipton Oran E Rochester Howard E Indianapolis, two sisters Anna Moorehead Elkhart Millie Dunn Alexandria, one brother Joseph J. Miller Atlanta, 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Lloyd Frix, stationed at Ft. Sheridan Ill, to participate in Fifth Army football championship at Ft. Riley Kan., within two weeks.
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Alexandria
John W. Miller
Rt. 4
Tipton
Ray Miller
Miller
Hobbs
Arcadia Church of the Brethren
Darrell Fryman
Leatherman-Morris
Samuel
Katherine Overdorf Miller
Hamilton County
Atlanta
Mary B. Horton
Church of the Brethren
Arcadia
Ray
Jesse E
Oran E
Rochester
Howard E
Indianapolis
Anna Moorehead
Elkhart
Millie Dunn
Joseph J. Miller
Lloyd Frix
Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Riley
Kan
Frix
Jenner’s 1948 governorship remark recalled
INDIANAPOLIS UP The announcement that Sen William E Jenner will not seek renomination recalls his 1948 statement about accepting the Indiana governor nomination. He said he was available for governor but not seeking the high honor, adding Where you want me to serve I will be to the people of Indiana. He offered to serve even by washing the steps of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Jenner lost the nomination to Hobart Creighton, who was later defeated by Henry F Schricker, and Jenner remained in Washington.
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Indianapolis
William E. Jenner
Jenner
Indiana
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Hobart Creighton
Warsaw
Creighton
Henry F. Schricker
Washington
Alexandria Social Activities Holiday Guests Attend Club Meeting
Alexandria social notes list holiday guests of Mrs Faye Porter and Mrs Isabelle Maier including Mrs Pearl Fraver of Dayton Miss Jean Imes of Moonville and several local families. The Junior Woman's Club will meet at 1 45 p m at the Hocker home with Mrs Robert Hocker assisted by Mrs Anthony Fisher hosting. Mrs William Stahl will speak on English Christmas customs. Vacation guest Miss Linda Ogden visits Miss Diana Reed in Rt 2 Alexandria during Thanksgiving break.
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Alexandria
Faye Porter
Isabelle Maier
Pearl Fraver
Dayton
Ohio
Jean Imes
Moonville
Harold Porter
Elwood
Welton Metcalf
William Andrews
Ralph Wilson
Everett Fuller
John Maier
Robert Hocker
Anthony Fisher
Linda Ogden
Francis Ogden
Ingalls
Diana Lynn Reed
Eugene Reed
Rt. 2
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertising note promotes FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower dental plates for a firmer, more comfortable feel. It claims no gummy taste, an alkaline formula that does not sour, and helps control plate odor and breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Glee Club Set for Lions Club Ladies Night Program
The Perfect Circle Glee Club from Hagerstown plants will perform at the Anderson Lions Club ladies night on December 10 at the YMCA. The 22 voice men's chorus directed by Fred Niemeyer with Donna Dillon as pianist will sing light popular numbers. The club, in its seventeenth year, performs 12 to 20 times yearly and features PC employees from Hagerstown and New Castle.
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Perfect Circle Glee Club
Hagerstown
Anderson Lions Club
YMCA
Charles Roof
Fred Niemeyer
Donna Dillon
Glee Club
Ohio
Indiana
Lions Club
Three Cited Sunday As Speech Winners
WCTU sponsored speech contests on Sunday evening named Dixie Busby Eva Ann Lucas and Barbara Hummel as winners. Busby and Lucas spoke at Arrow Heights Church of God while Hummel won the pearl medal event at First Nazarene Church with the topic The Contest. Other contestants included Bonnie Council Anita Wilhoite Karen Davis Rodney Jones Sharyn Crouch Richard Caldwell Betty Yanik Kenneth Bucy Jean Pearl Collier Pamela Caldwell Sharon Foust and Mary Kay Eshelman.
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WCTU
Dixie Busby
Eva Ann Lucas
Barbara Hummel
Arrow Heights Church of God
Miss Busby
Lloyd Busby
Main St
Miss Lucas
Robert Lucas
18Th St
Bonnie Council
Anita Wilhoite
Karen Davis
Rodney Jones
Sharyn Crouch
Richard Caldwell
Betty Yanik
Kenneth Bucy
First Nazarene Church
Park Place
Hummel
Willie Hummel
Meridian St
Jean Pearl Collier
Pamela Caldwell
Sharon Foust
Mary Kay Eshelman
Five Rotarians To Speak In Service Series Tonight
Five members of the Ander son Rotary Club will speak at tonight's meeting kicking off a "How Rotarians Serve" series. Lawrence Busby directs the program highlighting how Rotarians fulfill service through their vocations. The speakers are John Barber Ed Vermillion Charles Laughlin Jim Peters and Bob Haft.
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Anderson Rotary Club
Lawrence Busby
John Barber
Ed Vermillion
Charles Laughlin
Jim Peters
Bob Haft
Witness assembly closes amid peace topic and art backdrop
Elwood hosts the semi annual Circuit 5 Jehovah's Witnesses meeting at Wendell L. Willkie High School gym, drawing 500 to 600 attendees from towns including Anderson Kokomo and Muncie. A. C. Manera Jr. spoke on lasting peace as Mrs. Eileen Rockafellar Mills created the stage backdrop. Kiwanis tree sale started for youth projects and fire crews investigated a gas paint oven fire at General Lamps, damaging only the motor.
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Elwood
Circuit 5
Jehovah's Witnesses
Wendell L. Willkie
A. C. Manera, Jr
Watchtower Society
Anderson
Kokomo
Tipton
Alexandria
Hartford City
Muncie
Huntington
Peru
Logansport
Monticello
Frankfort
Lebanon
Marion
Noblesville
Rochester
Portland
Wabash
Eileen Rockafellar Mills
Mills
Connie Rockafellar
Kiwanis Club
City Service
General Lamps Manufacturing Company
No. 9Th St
Jackson Farm Meet Dec 6 at Bealls Chapel Church
PERKINSVILLE Jackson Township Farm Bureau schedules a Friday December 6 turkey supper at 6 30 p m at Bealls Chapel Methodist Church. Phil Smith of Anderson will present Europe slides. Pet and Hobby Club will show a special program. Residents share recent visits and hospital news.
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Perkinsville
Jackson Township
Bealls Chapel Methodist Church
Phil Smith
Anderson
Europe
Pet and Hobby Club
Albert Littikin
Grace Johnson
Ted Parker
Ronnie Roller
Robert Busby
Charley Gore
Ray Knapp
Indianapolis
James Humphrey
Citizens Clinic
Lee Girton
Here
Forest Wainscott
Noblesville
Clarence Eurick
Virgil Cole
Lawrenceburg
Charles Hosier
Near
Elwood Christmas Dinner and Who's Who Honoree
Elwood residents hear news of a Christmas dinner at the Mangas Cafeteria 11 15 a m Thursday with gifts and a mystery pals exchange. Mrs Mildred Tranbarger leads devotions. Miss Margene Schuck Marian College student earns Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 1958 designation for history and service roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystery Pals
Mildred Tranbarger
Margene Schuck
Bernard Schuck
Sc. I St
Marian College
Indianapolis
Surprise Birthday Supper Honors Hobart Shaw at Knightstown
Mr and Mrs Gil bert Shaw hosted a surprise birthday supper for Hobart Shaw in Knightstown with guests including Mr and Mrs Hobert Reeves of Spiceland and Don Shaw and family. Local social items note hospital updates, visiting friends, and community group activities in the area.
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Shirley
Gilbert Shaw
Hobart Shaw
Knightstown
Hobert Reeves
Spiceland
Don Shaw
Andy Perry
Donald Perry
Lafayette
Lowell Rhodes
Henry County Hospital
Ida Farthing
Thornless Blackberry Breeding Effort Advances Boston Scientists
Boston plant geneticists pursue a thornless blackberry variety, aiming to improve yield and ease of harvest. Researchers test breeding lines, evaluate berry quality, and seek traits to reduce thorns while maintaining flavor and resilience. The project involves collaboration with local agricultural stations and funding from state programs.
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Boston
Dollar Bills In Circulation Show 1935 Series Predominance
Washington notes indicate that of 1,292,000,000 dollar bills in circulation, the majority carry a 1935 series date, reflecting currency aging and issuance patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald R. Cole Receives Promotion in Germany
Gerald R. Cole, husband of Pamela Cole of Middle town Indiana, was promoted to private first class in Germany. He serves as a mechanic with Company A of the 11th Airborne Division's 370th Armored Infantry Battalion. Cole is the son of Mr and Mrs Luther G Cole of New Castle. He entered the Army last April, previously stationed at Fort Knox, and graduated Cadiz High School in 1952, formerly employed by Delco Remy in Anderson.
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U.S
Germany
Gerald R. Cole
Pamela
Locust St
Middletown
Ind
11Th Airborne Division
370Th Armored Infantry
Cole
Luther G. Cole
Rt. 5
New Castle
Fort Knox
Europe
Cadiz High School
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Chesterfield PTA Meeting Tonight at High School Gym
Chesterfield PTA members gather at 7 30 this evening in the high school gymnasium. The Chesterfield Choral group will sing Christmas carols and Miss Diane Kimkimian of Egypt will speak on the Middle East. C W Bowlin serves as president.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfield Pta
Chesterfield Choral Group
Diane Kimkimian
Egypt
Middle East
C. W. Bowlin
Union Delegate Election in Denver Questioned at Hoffa Suit
In Federal Court Denver Local 961 delegates to the Teamster convention are challenged as not elected by the membership. Frederick Denner of Aurora testified the two delegates were chosen improperly amid denials and claims of local dictatorship. The case targets Hoffa's 1960s leadership and seeks to bar his office.
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Washington
Colorado
Denver
Teamster Union
Frederick W. Denner
Aurora
Colo
James R. Hoffa
Miami Beach
Fla
Hoffa
Denner
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Teamsters
Schmidt
Edward Bennett Williams
George Harper
Charles W. Cherge
Local 961
Brownie Moore
Charles Stuart
Nashville
Center Chapel Aid To Dine Christmas Dinner Night
Center Chapel Ladies Aid to hold a Christmas Dinner at the Cadiz Community Building on Thursday December 5 with a pitch-in noon meal and a Christmas gift exchange. Mrs E E Albright will demonstrate bow making for gift wrap. attendees should bring 50 cents ribbon and scissors. Several local visits and gatherings are listed with families from Pendleton Fairmount Markleville Em
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Mechanicsburg
Center Chapel
Ladies Aid
Cadiz
E. E. Albright
Bennie Wisehart
Pendleton
Clarence Riggs
Arthur Payne
Teressa
James Payne
Fairmount
Alva Riggs
Markleville
Addie Riggs
Tom Keesling
Lloyd Scott
Emporia
Missionary Society of the East Christian Church of
Evan Wilson
Brotherhood of Repentance
Earl Davis
John
Oaklandon
Douglas Jennings
Jack Lewis
Morton McShirley
Richard Kalk
I. E. Marsh
Forrest Marsh
Cecil Stohler
Ruby Painter
Richard Marsh
Germans Report Civil Servants Live Poorer Than Factory Workers
A Bonn based survey by the National Association of Government Employees details a lower standard of living for government workers compared with factory workers. It cites limited budgets for food, housing, and transport, low ownership of homes and radios, few autos, and modest savings, while noting government workers often have more books and maintain higher cultural pursuits despite meager incomes.
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Bonn
Germany
National Association of Government Employees
Church Beef Harvests Corn at Floyd Alexander Farm
Fifteen men from the Methodist Church picked corn on the Floyd Alexander farm in Pipe Creek Township. Five church women served dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Canfield. The Farm Bureau met at the Methodist Church for the November session chaired by Leonard Heaton. Phil Bousley sang and about 150 attended a ham supper. Music by Lou Ann Drake and a Senior Class quartet accompanied by other singers. Phil Smith of the Co op Office showed Liberia pictures from his trip. Mrs Daisy Trissell is ill at her Frankton home. The Friendly Euchre Club met Tuesday with Mrs Herbert Wise hosting. Hazel Rupert presided as new officers were elected: Sadie Post president Irene Whitten vice president Loneda Barnard secretary treasurer Bernice Wise reporter Kay Detrich. Next meeting set for December 5 at the Georgia Davis Party House for the Christmas Party.
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Pipe Creek Township
Leonard Heaton
Phil Bousley
Lou Ann Drake
Janice Nash
Mary Lou Cotton
Carol Jean Mack
Judy Hill
Don Hutchison
Phil Smith
Co-op
Liberia
Daisy Trissell
Frankton
Herbert Wise
Euchre Club
Hazel Rupert
Sadie Post
Irene Whitten
Loneda Barnard
Bernice Wise
Kay Detrich
Georgia Davis Party
Karen Richey Wins Speech Contest at First Friends Church
Karen Richey daughter of Mr and Mrs Darrell Richey 417 W 38th St won Sundays speech contest at First Friends Church. She received a first bronze bar for her talk Does It Pay To Drink sponsored by Clara Sears Union of the WCTU and the Public Morals Committee. Other participants included Steve Stickler Diana Foust Carolyn Baker and Dixie Busby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Richey
Darrell Richey
W. 38Th St
First Friends Church
Richey
Clara Sears
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Hagerty
Mary Boyd
J. Earl Blake
James Loren Blake
Masonic Lodge
Temple
Poinsettia
Robert Fortson
Mercy Hospital
Harry Stage
So. H St
James Baker
Baby
F. H. Vines
Sims
Charles Bond
Roy Gentry
Charles Mayfield
Ralph Baker
Donald Etchison
Cecil Deckard
Edward Hughes
So. Sheridan St
Terry Lewis
Charles Loser
John Miller
Adv
Brown
Pearl and
Tam’s
Burton Potter
Ninny
East Hartford
Conn
Burton
Witness Meet
Jackson Farm
New Lancaster Ladies Aid Society
Mangas
Mesdames
Percy Beckett
Wayne Crull
Owen Beeson
Schuck
Walter James
George Kendall
Martha Jean
Mattie Millner
Rosemond Davisson
Rushville
Owen Wilbur
Cowan
Louise Thornburg
Edna Hanson
Earl Badgley
Billy
Dickie Badgley
Nettie Foust
Wilkinson
Paul Perry
James Gray
Phoenix
Little United Nations Assembly
Citizenship Clearing Houses
Indiana University
Elwood Eastern Star
Rosanne Evans
Sarah Rose
Zelda Henderson
Royal Neighbors of America
Bess Noth
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ewart Talley
Oakland
PTA
The
Oakland Parent-Teacher Association
Mim’s
Methodist Church
Floyd Alexander
Glen Canield
Leadien Pharmacal Corp
Dover Delaware
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker
Packard
Studebaker -Packard
PORAT
Chase Motor Sales
North Anderson
Studeboter
Pockard Corporation
Studebakers
Miei W
Packards
Studebaker President
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