Four Autos In Chain Crash Injure Two
Two persons were injured in a multi car collision at the intersection of S J and Anderson Streets at noon Friday. Cars driven north on Anderson Street by Charles J. Copher Garnet M Boyland Leo Vinson and Noah E Carpenter formed a chain after Carpenter failed to stop at a red light. Passenger Donald Wells in the Vinson car was taken to Mercy Hospital for knee X rays. Mrs Boyland complained of a whiplash and planned a doctor visit. Carpenter car was a total loss and damages to the others were light.
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Elwood
S J
Anderson Streets
Charles J. Copher
Garnet M. Boyland
Leo Vinson
Anderson St
Noah E. Carpenter
Vinson
Donald Wells
Pasenger
Mercy Hospital
Garnet Boy- 4Land
Carpenter
Illness Fatal To Mrs Larrance Wife Of Fireman
Mrs Elen Larrance wife of retired city German Cecil Larrance died Friday at St John s Hospital after an extended illness She leaves husband four sons Leo John Gerald Harald and seven grandchildren Surviving and burial details listed Friends may visit tonight Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Davis Strider Funeral Home Rev Dwight McCurdy Church of God Park View Cemetery Mrs Larrance a 37 year resident born Oct 31 1899 in Sanborn married in 1918 in Danville IL Also mentions Marvin Lynch injured at Wickes Lumber Company in Elwood and a club party in Alexandria by the Friendly Circle Club at the I and M rooms at 6 30 pm Monday.
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Alexandria
Elen Larrance
Greman
Cecil Larrance
W. Monroe St
St. John’s Hospital
Leo
New Haven
John
Marion
Gerald
Summitville
Harald
Pam
Dwight McCurdy
Church of God
Park View Cemetery
Mercy Hospital
Elwood and Madison Grant Club Christmas Meetings Noted
Elwood Union Valley Shi Joh Community Club holds a Christmas meeting at Mangas Cafeteria with a fifty cent gift exchange. Madison Grant United School Corp PTO hosts a December meeting as 4th graders lead flag salute and Christmas carols with decorations and a Santa gift exchange. Officers named include Pauline Renner as president and Ethel Curtis as secretary treasurer. Next meeting set for January 13 with Daisy Legg as host. Obituary notes Mrs Nancy Haynes Skinner and Oliver Haynes attend funeral rites for Phillip Haynes with relatives from Martinsville Washington DC and Framington.
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Elwood
Union Valley
Shi- Joh Community Club
Mangas Cafeteria
PTO
Yule
Duck Creek- Boone
Madison Grant United School Corporation
Donita Williams
Janet Wright
Lornell Meek
Wilma Clingenpeel
Santa Claus
Kenneth Jarrett
Fred Tyner
Pauline Renner
Needlework Club
Golden Circle
East Main Street
Christian
David Bess
Ethel Curtis
Esther Waymire
Opal Coble
Carol
Mesdames Thelma Bess
Daisy Legg
Lucille Berry
Tris Bridges
Helen Evans
Esther Warmire
Ethel Frazee
Eunice
Mays
Okeh Plans For Catholic Sanctuary
The Rev. Thomas Zimmer reports unanimous approval of final drawings for St. Mary’s Catholic Church a $200000 project in Alexandria Groundbreaking tentatively set for May 1966 with completion by Christmas 1966 the plan doubles seating to 506 includes a modern laminated beam structure fiberglass panels a 72 foot aluminum cross and expanded parking plus a basement church school kitchen and multipurpose rooms interior plans place the altar at the center of the north south cross section with the sacristy to the west and a special room for young members at the east entrance
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Alexandria
Thomas Zimmer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fairview Street
Monroe Street
Madison Street
Christmas Concert At Alex School Scheduled Sunday
Alexandria Monroe High School music department will present its annual Christmas Concert Sunday at 3:30 in the school gymnasium. About 230 pupils will participate with the band and choral groups under Everett Rossow and Ernest Hostettler. The program ends with the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Monroe High School
Everett. Rossow
Ernest Hostettler
Eisenhower Expected to be Home for Christmas
Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower continues convalescing smoothly after his November heart attack. Spokesmen at Walter Reed Army Hospital say all signs point to his return to his Gettysburg farm for Christmas.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eigenhower
Juvenile and Isenhour In Delinquency Cases In Indianapolis
Two juveniles were apprehended in Indianapolis on December 6 and returned here. Palmer faced an affidavit for delinquency after appearing in juvenile court, with no formal charges filed previously. he was committed to the Estle Juvenile Center pending judge’s decision. Robert Lee Isenhour, 17, formerly of Anderson now in Fort Wayne, was sentenced to 120 days at the State Penal Farm after an affidavit for delinquency following two fights on November 27.
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Page @uié
Indianapolis
Palmer
Plmer
Bohannan
Estle
Robert Lee Isenhour
Anderson
Lving i Ft. Wayne
State
Isenhour
Zimmer
Ray Schott
Harry Sibler
James Johnson
Richard Shafer
Jack Cleaver
Staggenberg
Frank Lambertson
Harl Altmack
Frank Rastetter
Past Truestees
John Wilson
George
McFerran
Bil Aubrecht
Bill Roesler
George Schott
Ted Donahue
Edward Schmidt
James Donahue
Harlan Hott
Pat Hellman
Harry Sullivan
Douglas
St. John’s Hospital
Tom Williams
All Bians
Worl
Anderson High School
Madi 1
Cape Kennedy
Son Heights High School
Overcrowded Elwood Schools Face Critical Crowding
Elwood School Board discussed worsening school crowding with Superintendent Keith Scott noting increasing severity. Possible action includes purchase of nearby N. A St. property for adaptable school buildings. New facilities are years away due to ongoing reorganizational litigation.
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Elwood
Elwood School Board
Keith Scott
N. A St
Yale
Elwood Public Library
Round Table
Elwood Mercy Hospital Admissions and Nearby Ambulance
Patients admitted include Mrs Elizabeth Eilis and Mrs E Vickers both of Elwood and Mrs Samuel Perez of Noblesville while Mrs Jack White and baby of Elwood and Mrs James Poe of Swayzee were dismissed. Ambulance trip: Mrs Flora Lytel taken to Mercy Hospital by Copher and Fesler ambulance.
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Elwood
Elizabeth Eilis
E. Vickers
Samuel Perez
Noblesville
Jack White
Baby
James Poe
Swayzee
Flora Lytel
Mercy
Thomas Alley Dies at 43 After Brief Illness
Thomas P. Alley 43 of 717 W. Madison St Alexandria died at St John's Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Earl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Eugene Lamport officiating. Burial in IOOF Cemetery. Alley, born Oct 17 1922 in Windfall, is survived by wife Jean Mann, son Roger Kent Alley, daughter Ronna Marie, stepson Michael Keesling, two brothers, two sisters, his mother Dessie Alley, and several nieces and nephews. He was an Indiana Bell repairman and a member of First Christian Church and Masonic Lodge 334 Windfall. He lived in Alexandria ten years.
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Alexandria
Thomas P. Alley
W. Madison St
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Anderson
St John’s Hospital
Thursay
Earl M. Kyle
Eugene Lamport
First Christian Church
IOOF
Mr. Alley
Windfall
John
Dessie Alley
Jean’ Mann
Masonic Lodge
Roger Kent Alley
Ronna ‘Marie
Michael Keesling
Elwood
Charles
Curtisville
James
Martha Calli‘ter
Hartford City
Jean Ann Day
Fort Wayne
Johnson Faces Decade's New Bombers and Viet Nam Costs
McNamara outlines 255 older Bods plus 210 new FBAIs for the fleet as General Dynamics builds the FAL in Fort Worth Texas. He notes 180,004 U.S. troops in Viet Nam, refuses to discuss further buildup, and cites bombing as militaryly justified while leaving peace talks uncertain. The budget discussion centers on the Viet Nam war and the July 1 fiscal year, with Johnson to decide defense allocations likely to rise.
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McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
United States
Viet Nam
Dean
Rusk
Johnson
Congress
Gemini 6 7 Preparations Reach Final Dress Rehearsal
Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 prepare for a close rendezvous a 103000 mile chase off Cape Kennedy. Borman and Lovell report cabin cooling and weather checks while mission control ponders a new budget, rehearsals, and a double shift for the team.
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Gemini
Hawaii
Borman
Space
Lovell
John
Mission Control
U.S
Southeast Asia
Four Die In Greenwich London Fire Tragedy
A London Greenwich district blaze killed a married couple in their 50s and two female lodgers in their 70s. A black and white collie dog survived the fire as the sole animal rescuer.
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Greenwich
London
UPI
Indiana Panel Urges 25 Year Water Plan and Basin Expansion
The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board recommends municipal water systems adopt 25 year master plans with updates every five years. A pollution control section headed by B A Poole calls for expanding to river basins and increasing federal aid for sewage treatment. They propose federal aid enough to cover seven to ten years of plant upgrades and state grants covering three percent of costs. The conference adjourned after presenting recommendations.
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B. A. Poole
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Ex Radio Employee Faces Kentucky Bank Holdup Charges
William Junior West, former news director at an Indiana radio station, faces charges in Louisville for a 2715 robbery at a Kentucky bank on December 3, 1964. Witnesses identified him after an arrest in Indianapolis on December 2, and he is also accused in another bank robbery. He listed his address as Milroy.
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Louisville
William Junior West
Indiana
Palmer Baken
FBI
West
Indianapolis
I Baken
American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co
North Meridian
Christmas Seal drive nears halfway mark in Madison County
The Christmas Seal campaign reports 20 days in with a $13,352 contribution toward a $28,300 goal by the Madison County TB Association. Mrs. Donald Hosier, Mrs. Indiana in Mrs. America, serves as chairwoman of the Madison County drive.
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Chamber of Commerce
Madison County TB Association
Donald Hosier
Indiana
Madison County
Five Day Forecast Brightens With Mild Temperatures
The forecast for the period ending next Wednesday calls for 5 to 8 degrees above normal with minor changes until a colder trend mid week. Expected precipitation ranges from one fourth to one half inch mostly after the weekend as wintry conditions ease and gray season skies persist.
Anderson Obituaries Mrs Sayers Dies
Mrs Ava Mary Sayers 61 of 2900 Raible Ave employed 32 years at Guide Lamp Division died Friday at Community Hospital after a yearlong illness. She was born Sept 5 1904 in Elwood and survived by two daughters Rosemary and Peggy, a son Danny, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park.
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Sayers
Ava Mary Sayers
Raible Ave
Guide Lamp
General Motors Corporation
Community Hospital
First Methodist Church
Shel
Elwood
George
Pearl Waliter
Rosemary Sayers
Peggy Underwood
Anderson
Danny Sayers
Harold E. Rozelle
John Siner
Andecong Memorial Park Cemetery
County Plan Revenue Note Details Building Permit and Fees
County report shows a 15 000 building permit, two residents spending 1 000 on storage shelters, and over 8 700 for trailer placements. Breakdowns include two rezoning petitions totaling 50 and one permit approval 23. November receipts reached 542 50 per Briggle.
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Briggle
Anderson High School Report Praises Staff and Student Leadership
A detailed committee review of Anderson High School commends the strong student activity program and high faculty leadership. It notes good relations between students and teachers as well as between faculty and administration, with requests for more space and expanded advanced science courses. It also suggests improving library facilities and adding an incinerator for trash disposal. Open House Johnson Organ and Piano Sales 2600 Broadway.
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Parene Uation
Ray
Jan
AHS
Idool Truestess
State police plan expands car inspection and hazard survey
Peva outlines a no charge for failing to send certification and warns subsequent arrest for equipment violation if not returned. The plan adds clerical burden on state police and troopers but aims to gauge motor vehicle inspection value after a year. Hayes reveals a traffic safety project to survey accident prone intersections across 452 municipalities to identify high hazard locations. A preliminary report is expected in January with a final in March, noting that fatal accidents alone mislead. Robert Thomas, 31, of Fort Wayne fell 30 feet from a ladder at National Storage Co and died. he previously lived in Hartford City.
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Peva
Pera
Hayes
Sur ‘Vey
Venable
John Stoner
Bloomington
Ihairman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Thomas
Fort. Wayne
National Storage Co
Thomas
Overhead Door Co
Hartford City
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs. Ethel McCreery 73 of 110 Pearl Street Fortville will have last rites at Fisher Funeral Home Sunday at 2 PM Rev Gilbert Schreiber of Fortville Christian Church will preside Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery Friends may pay respects at the funeral home
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Ethel McCreery
Fortville
Pearl St
Albert McCreery
Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Township Finance Totals Revealed in Local Bond and Tax Figures
A breakdown lists funds and balances including fire fighting $71 293.99 and school programs such as tuition tax $1 427 741.12 and special school tax $1 118 013.06 along with library and pension allocations. Additional items include city planning airport redevelopment and cemetery tax totals.
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Um Rage Onevil
Veteran's Memorial
Poice Pension Fund
Freman’s Pension Fund
Burglary Report Details Local Business Break-ins
Local Business notes multiple attempted or minor burglaries around the city. One-Hour Cleaners reports entry through a west side door. Guarantee Cleaners, Massey Marathon Station, Fred Bales Cleaners, Shamrock Tavern, Harrys Gulf Station, G and B Wholesale, and Planet Restaurant all show forced or attempted entries with no items reported missing. Suspects seen leaving Planet Restaurant.
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E. 23Rd Street
17Th
Brown Sts
Fred Bales Cleaners
E. 27Th St
Shamrock Tavern
Metidian St
Harry’s
Photographs Shown Early by Telephoto Wires
Wirephoto history notes that photographs were first transmitted by telephone wires, with early demonstrations in New York marking a 1923 to 1924 era shift in image transmission technology.
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New York
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Elwood Fire Department
A.m
Pascal Brewer
Darrell Stansberry
East Side
Lorenzo Thurman
Decatur, II
East Side Church
Thurman
Paster
Roscoe Snowlen
Friendly Circle Club
Jackson ST. Anderson
State of
Sonotone
Citizens Bank
J. C. Hoover
Haynes
Nancy Haynes Skinner
Gardena
Calif
Oliver
Framington Mass
Phillip
Ralph Lowder
Martinsville
Michael Kate
Washington D.C
Marsaret Kute
Okeh
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital
Millard Trivanovich
Gary
Calumet Twp
U.S.S. Iwo Jima
Red Regiment
Hol An
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
North
Air Force
Navy
Demilitarized Zone
Lilly
Anderson College Library
Una Feliz Navidad
Maurice Caldwell
Val Clear
Pamrsaeg
Thomas Alley
Thames
Scotland Yard
Aember
Richmond Bridge
English Channel
Jersey
England
France
Atlantic
Utrecht
Brest
RAF
Royal Air Force
Tom Driberg
Project Mercury
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Elliot
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Lee
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Ald Nan
Iim
Raft
Kentucky
RAY Rent Realty
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Robert Boicourt
Martha McClintock
Thousand Oaks
Wabash
Technicolor Pictures
Hollywood
Marjorie Ann
Roy Bosicourt
Paulina Pike
Leo Bryson
Reseda
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
van Nuys
Bryson
New Castle
South Bend
California
Lois
Cheryl
Bonnie
Margaret Bryson
Jack
Robert Bryson
Tar Anderson
Lorencen Mortuary
Goa
Vasbinder DR
Madison
Nichal
Raw
Edwards
Anh
Paul Johnson
Supt
700 FM
Wednesday Sun
Church
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Streat
Madison Avenue
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