Elwood Council weighs replacement and water project
Elwood City Council near end of term discussions on replacing Mrs. Frazier and on two ordinances. One transfers 60,000 from bond funds to Water Company operations for needed work. The second authorizes purchase of five acres from Elwood Industrial Development for an industrial park water well site. Alexandria Monroa School board meets as Martin Burden notes well details at Drestes School.
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Glenn Haey
Frazier
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Fraziers
City Water Company
Alexandria
Ates
Auitial Monroa School Board
Wood
SF St
SF Rd
Bibi A
Pennsylvania
Martin Burden
Drestes School
Smelting Plant Opens At Elwood
The Elwood Chamber of Commerce announced a new corporation Dasco Corporation moving into the former Zimmer Trailer Building. Dasco will smelt aluminum into ingot form, buy used metal from large area firms, and employ 4 to 5 workers initially with hope for more in two to three years. The plant will feature a new roof, partitions, and a unique ingot-design process. Visitors will be limited and the building guarded at night by a Doberman Pinscher.
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Elwood
Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Dasco Corporation
Zimmer
Dasco
Midwest
Ei Een
Ins
Elwood — Funeral Services
Corporal Thomas
Jona Starkey
Dennis A. Borden
Sam Jane
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Walkail
Anny Moorhead
H. Jancey
Copher
Dicken
Ed Finley
Elwood City
Comnetery
Nxtwo
Daseas
Chamber
W. Jale i Sullivan
Nasco
Casco
Edwood
Wake Up Your Peristalsis And Be Your Smiling Best
Carter's Pills claim to wake up the digestive system by activating slowed lower tract muscles. The ad touts temporary relief from irregularity and a smiling, healthy postures for users. Millions allegedly trust Carter's Pills for quick relief.
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Carter
Tape recordings invited for overseas service Christmas messages
Families in the Alexandria area are invited to make tape recordings to send to servicemen overseas on Friday December 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. at First Methodist Church, 6 Broad Way. There is no charge, tapes are mailed to families, and year round recording is available via Red Cross at 914 Chase St., Anderson, phone 61% 6621.
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First Methodist
Broadway
Hollis Deg Kyne
Alexandria Board
Madison County
American Redstross
Deakyne
Mr. Deakyne
Red Cross
Chase St. Anderson
Stabbing Victim Improves After Robbery at Deep Brook
Raymond L. Leever, 23, of Frankton, remains seriously injured but stabilizing after nine stab wounds to the back, three to the face, and a slashed neck sustained in a robbery at Deep Brook Service Station near Ellywood. Police seek the late twenties assailant in a late model Chevrolet pickup with white canvas cover.
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Raymond Laon Leever
Frankton
Deep Book
Elywood
Ehgood
Pet Ab
Cora- Tampa
John McMilan
Rt. 2
Anderson
Dickey Nursing Home
Cophey
Fesler
UAW Sets Friday Deadline to Settle Indianapolis Disputes
United Auto Workers fixed a 10 am Friday deadline to settle local contract issues at Chrysler's Indianapolis foundry amid broader strike deadlines for five Chrysler plants. The Indianapolis electrical plant also faced a local issues dispute after a weekend walkout by 2,900 workers.
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UPI
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Indianapolis
UAW
Svork
Chrysler
Tes Wnion
Sama Alaris
Chryslers Electrical
Madison County Mutual Aid Group Holds December Meeting
The Alexandria Five Depart ment hosted the Madison County Mutual Aid Association December meeting with Momlay, President Kirk Kahl of Pendleton, presiding. Wayne Downey of Chesterfield became president, Tom Coverdale Lunel vice president, Bob Bricker Chesterfield secretary, and Bruce Turschman Summitville treasurer. Chief Charles Peters of the Alexandria Fire Department screened a training film before refreshments for about thirty members.
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Madison, County Mutual Aid Association
Momlay
Kirk Kahl
Pendleton
Wayne Downey
Chesterfield
Tom Coverdale
Lunel
Bob Bricker
Bruce \\Turschman
Summitville
Charles Peters
Fea
Supreme Court reverses 1963 burglary sentence
Indianap olis report says Charles Freeman was freed after the state Supreme Court reversed the conviction for a 1963 burglary in Columbus. The court found the judge failed to instruct the jury on a lesser charge and ordered reexamination on possible entering to commit a felony rather than burglary. The ruling notes insufficient evidence for auto banditry and cites dispatcher details from the Isley Base and Antarctica mercy mission context.
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Indianapolis
Charles Freeman
Indianapoliz
Columbus
Indians Supreme Court
Shold
Freeman
U.S
Talevigion
Christchurch
Ajland
UPI
LS. Navy
Supremelight
Antarctica
Islley
Weddell Lea
Host Tri Kappas At Dessert Event
Alexandria scene as Alex The decorations set mood for a dessert meeting hosted Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Disqueducted by Mrs. James Burn. Attending were Mesdames B. Z. Baker, Stanley Grahme, Chesley Thomas, Ivan Arnold, Ralph Mahoney, Hollis Donkyne and the Misses Marjorie French Helen Brannon Edith May and Marie Schniauss. Visiting Daughters Mrs and Mrs Hollis Deakyne returned from a weekend visit with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs William Linsburg of Angula.
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Alex
Koup
Anaria
Ti Kappa
Neeling
Fred
James Burn
George McDermott
Mesdames B. Z. Baker
Ing
Stanley Grahme
Chesley Thomas
Ivan Arnold
Ralph Mahoney
Hollis Donkyne
Marjorie French
Helen Brannon
Edith May
Marie Schniauss
Hollis Deakyne
William Linsburg
Angula
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Kiwanis Agriculture Committee
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Madison County Extension
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Layaway
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