Sister Ignatia Dies After Brief Illness at Tipton
Sister Ignatia M Jos of the Sisters of St Joseph at Tipton St Josephs Academy died at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Born Sept 20 1886 in Sligo Ireland she served as former mother superior and housekeeper for parochial schools in Kokomo Marion and Elwood. Funeral services Saturday at 10 a m in the St Joseph Motherhouse Chapel Tipton. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Patrick J Cullums St Louis and Mrs Michael Lavin New York City.
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Ireland
Thomas Conlon
Tipton
Kokoma
Marion
Elwood
Patrick J. Cullums
St. Louis
Michael
Lavin
New York City
Calvin
Lizzie Colvin
Curtisville
S. St. Edwards
Alfred D. Wilson
Hazel Dell Friends Church
Lowell 5. Baine
Curtisville Christian Church
Roy Hadley
Indianapolis
King's Daughters Christmas Party at East Main Street Church
Elwood ladies from the King's Daughters Class of East Main Street Christian Church plan a 7 30 p m Christmas party in the church education unit with chairwoman Mrs Betty Blankenship and members including Adeline Quyle Josephine Hiatt Mildred Julius Zola Headlye Katherine Garrison Dessie Nuding Ruby Hughes Katie Swisher Vera Hollowell Lois Paul. The Edgood Department Club also holds its annual Christmas party at 8 p m Monday hosted by Mrs Overton Sacksteder Jr.
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Elwood
King’s Daughters
East Main Street Christian Church
Betty Blankenship
Mesdames Adeline Quyle
Josephine Hiatt
Mildred Julius
Zola Headlye
Katherine Garrison
Dessie Nuding
Rt Ruby Hughes
Katie Swisher
Vera Hollowell
Lois Paul
Edgood Department Club
Overton Sacksteder Jr
Elwood Junior High Honor List Highlighted
Eight pupils made the Elwood Junior High honor roll with two eighth graders Sue Swackhamee and Robin Bat Tam among them and six seventh graders including Mary Inman Susan Klumpp Pamela Orbaugh Martha Shoemaker Richard Slaytor and Judith Smith. Eighth grade honorable mention went to Danny Blake Nera Mae Coons Karen Hampton Janalyn Harney Max Hopper Saundra Johnston John Landeman Sharon Lilly Floria secretary of Elwood lodge. Arthur Shermann Eagle Magazine editor spoke after initiates as Elwood degree team led a class. January meeting set for Hartford City.
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Elwood
Sue Swackhamee
Robin Bat Tam
Mary Inman
Susan Klumpp
Pamela Orbaugh
Martha Shoemaker
Richard Slaytor
Judith Smith
Danny Blake
Nera Mae Coons
Karen Hamp
Elwood Lodge
Arthur
Shrmann
Eagle Magazine
Hartford City
David L. Williams
William Louis Eldridge
Frankton
Indiana 15
Road 128
Eldridge
Williams
Local residents receive marriage licenses and note on honors
The list includes McRoberts Gloria Reynolds Sharon Ross Susan Scea Jesse Shull Karen Sue Smith Anal Walker Karen Hartley Annabel Coons Geraldine Fortson Verona Wesley. Honor rolls list seventh graders Wanda Jones Carol Miller Joan Plummer Katrina Rivers Kath aryn Brunson Dion Goings Rodney Kratz Jennifer Marlin Dorothy Massey Richard Parker Lynne Rutledge LaDonna Saxton Karen Thrawl Michael Wilwarmen on argway. Mike Kostonero 79 dies from injuries after truck collision. Local clubs report Christmas events and officer elections including Elwood Eagles Delta Chi Sigma Sorority Past Matrons East ern Star Kappa Delta Phi and school program details.
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McRoberts
Gloria Reynolds
Sharon Ross
Susan Scea
Jesse Shull
Karen Sue Smith
Anal Walker
Karen Hartley
Annabel Coons
Geraldine Fortson
Verona Wesley
Wanda Jones
Carol Miller
Joan Plummer
Katrina Rivers
Katharyn Brunson
Dion Goings
Rodney Kratz
Jennifer Marlin
Dorothy Massey
Richard Parker
Lynne Rutledge
LaDonna Saxton
Karen Thrawl
Michael Wilwarmen
Naval Reserve Unit to Hold Christmas Party Sunday
Members of the Naval Reserve Surface Division 9 31 will stage their annual Christmas party this Sunday at Linders from 4 to 3 30 p m for officers enlisted men and their wives A smorgasbord will be served at 6 p m with entertainment to follow Personnel are asked to dress in civilian clothes
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Naval Reserve Surface Division 9-31
Linders
Gaillard Cabinet Reaches Fragile Accord On Subsidies
Paris Premier Gaillard and coalition leaders end a 34 hour session with a partial financial policy accord. They will maintain subsidies except for bread, with planned price rises offset by pensions and aid for economically weak residents. The day featured threats of resignations from Socialists amid protests over subsidy cuts. In Washington, alcoholic beverage taxes and licenses brought $920.66 million in 1956, up $77.7 million from 1955.
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Paris
Felix” Gaillard
Gaillard
France
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