Marsh Hayden Plan New Year Eve Wedding
Donna Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Marsh and Thomas Hayden announce a wedding to take place New Year Eve in 31. The ceremony will be at Arew Heights Church of God with Rev Raymond officiating Miss Marsh selects Barbara Hayden as maid of honor Marilyn McAshian as bridesmaid Harold W Brown brother of the bride will be best man Danny Brown ring bearer The wedding party and details are announced in the church setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donas
Tes Marsh
Thomas H Hayden
Haaden
Arew Heights Church of God
Raymond
Miss Marsh
Barbara Haydon
Ronan
Marilyn McAshian
Harold W. Brown
Danny Brown
Heli
Baptist Class Banquet at First Baptist Church
The Wedding King Class of the First Baptist Church at Wihi and Lincoln Streets held its annual banquet in the church hall. Kenneth Mec lite led the program and displayed films as attendees included several named members and their families.
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First Baptist Church
Wihi
Lincoln Sts
Hriday
Kenneth Mec‘lite
Verl Dover Phiegar Sr
Russell Evans
W. Shirel
Donald Learner
Arthur Busby
J. D. Billings
Claude, Councellor
Glenn Dunkin
John R. Cowgill
Verl McQuitty
She Rey
K.P. Losh
Wendy
Laurie
Peter
Mesdames
Earl Hoke
Agnes Lifford
Nellie Gordon
Kay Prabody
Gladys Smith
Messrs
Ora Haper
Kenneth McClure
Fall Through Ice Fatal For Lad
Eight to nine year old London boy drowned after ice broke on Sugar Creek while friends played on a farm near Osborn Bay. State police said a cap tossed onto the ice triggered the accident as the boy tried to recover it.
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Enelbyville
Ind
UTA
London
Silay
Ais
Osborn Bay
Janes Tolan
Osbarn
Sugar Creek
Hanging of the Greens Observed by YWCA Members
A Christmas program and lighting ceremony titled Hanging of the Greens takes place Wednesday at seven with YWCA leaders Mrs John Gerrett Miss Alice directing. Activities include garlands and candles, caroling, refreshments, and dancing as Newcomers and Blue Triangle members join the Yuletide festivity hosted by Mrs William Logan and chaired by Mrs Armfield.
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YWCA
John Gerrett
Alice
Howard Gaar
Demon of
Max Bales
Wilhelmina
Werneke
Dacquars
Anderson
Frank Thomas
Barbaraj
Provident Whitney
Mary Sut Stayton
Patty
VW Fidece
Susan James
William Logan
Blue Triangle Chuir
R. Armfield
Sirkman
Ray Wiley
Greens
Sleuths Track TB Case and Save Babies in Indiana Case
Seawind Yard and the FBI join the Indiana State Sanitarium effort as Mrs Liedolf leads a long chase tracking a teen with tuberculosis. The pursuit spans hospitals in Indiana and Illinois, after which the youth and his wife relocate with their baby, prompting renewed public health action.
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Seawind Yard
FBI
Indiana State Sanatarium
Madison
Aly
Liedalf
Association
Ameri-fcan
Balin
Liedoif
Jack Holmes
Madison County
Liedolf
Indiana
Illinois
Liedolt
Fie Whale
Stracki
Denied Appeal in State Court Convicted Woman
The article notes a convicted woman’s appeal being denied in state court. It details ongoing efforts by a local association, led by Mrs. Kiln Be Nob, to fundraise since the early days of Christmas seats drives. Campaigns in Anderson have raised funds, while overall collections this year remain low as the association aids Madison County residents at risk from abortions?
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Anderson
Madison County
Wac Head Keeps Stride Challenges in Parade Review
Lieutenant Bre Sthie ta of the Women's Army Corps struggles to pace with male officers during a troop review. She notes her height and leg length affect stride though she can hear the music. Indiana Supreme Court upholds 221 year sentence on a May stabbing case, rejecting venue change and counsel claims.
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Washington
Women's Army Corps
Bre Sthie Ta
Bol Bay L. Mulgan
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Willie
Marion Teminal
High Court
Ower Court
Millican named top WAC director in four year post
Mary Millican of Edgewood Pennsylvania, a former school administrator, is chosen for a four year WAC post as director with rapid path to full colonel. She tops about fifty lieutenant colonels in consideration and is lauded for leading the first WAC training center at Fort Des Moines where around ten thousand WACs were trained. A further meeting was planned for Tuesday as part of ongoing cabinet discussions and staffing shifts amid wartime adjustments.
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Mary Milligan
Edgewood
WAC
Ft. Des Moines
Iniya
Madison County Association aims at tuberculosis control
A Shapely Sheath report describes the Madison County Association pushing a rehabilitation plan for tuberculosis control. Dr Swan notes TB is a community problem and urges ongoing case finding, testing, and private physician involvement to reduce cases and deaths.
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Swan
Dowa
Attica
Stites
Elinive
Anderson
Madison
Association
Tale
Mantisay County
Arly Efages
Heller
Saan
Growing Old and Child Play in Parental Wrestling
A mother reflects on parent child wrestling games and how winners and losers affect a timid boy. The piece weighs whether parents should let the child win to teach self defense or risk eroding the child’s interest and confidence. It cites a nine year old boy and a stronger father demonstrating wrestling dynamics at home.
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Ife
U. Is Leading Language School in Nation Ranking
Indiana University is ranked among the 17 top collegiate language centers in the nation by a survey of 971 colleges and universities conducted by the Modern Language Association. The report lists Indiana as one of three Midwestern centers, with Michigan and Minnesota.
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Luvausserlon
Ind
Indiana University
Modern Language Association of America
Michigan
Minnesota
Princeton Firm Begins Moving Equipment Amid Strike
Princeton Indiana plant shifts some factory gear as state troopers guard the scene. P&B Industries spokesman refuses locations and whether all equipment will be moved. Union rep Merritt says no alarm and notes the nine fired workers demand reinstatement including Ruth Monroe.
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Princeton
Ind
Potter & Brumfield Manufacturing Co
John F. Sullivan
P&b Industria
Martin Merritt
F&b
Frankylin
Laconit
Sullivan
Merritt
Missing writer reach for Josephine Lowman in Des Marne
A notice requests readers to contact Josephine Lowman at the Register and Tribune in Des Moines with any letters or information. The item indicates care in handling correspondence and points to the local newspaper as the route for communication.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Rand Tribune Syndicate
Dex Moines
Iowa
Josephine Lowman
Lerters Impare
Register and Tribune
Spniicate
Des Marne
Feira
Language teaching gaps reveal global usage and university limits
Prof William R Parker notes that 72 percent of the world speaks native languages beyond those taught in American colleges. Only 29 schools teach Chinese, 400 million speak it, while Japanese education reaches far fewer. French tops taught languages, with others like Spanish German Italian and Russian following. ancient tongues such as Latin Greek Akkadian and Sanskrit also appear. Pennsylvania California Cornell Georgetown and others list multiple languages taught.
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William R. Parker
Modern Language Association
Pennsylvania
California
Cornell
Georgetown
Washington
Michigan
Minnesota
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