Extradition Bid Shifts as Suspect Chooses Return
Grover Jones 54 a Tennessee indictment suspect in a 1944 hit run death near Hartsville chooses to return to Tennessee to face murder charges. Indiana authorities arrange transport from Indianapolis. funeral notices and hospital notes accompany an evolving case file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Grover Jones
Tennessee
Clay Colinty
Tenn
Jones
New End
England
Hartsville
Elwood
Catherine
Ohio
Newt Lee
Moss
Welsh
Elwood Social Activities and Holiday Club News
Elwood clubs report a January meeting at Mrs. Walter Moore's home with Mrs. Ellis Horton presiding. Officers installed include Bilis Horton as president and Danny Murray as installing officer, with social hour, prizes, and New Year’s resolutions planned. Additional briefs note a K A B Christmas party, Eastare Star gift to a member, and Ladies Aid and Westminster Circle Christmas events with dinners, gift exchanges, and community visits.
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Elwood
Walter Moore
Ellis Horton
Charles
Victor
Castro
Danny Murray
Presi ‘Dent
Bilis Horton
Jack Gregg
Dale Taylor
Dana Kelley
Victor Castro
Wayne Jones
Fred Mitchell
Charles Holmes
Danny Murrray
Johnson Signs Air Funds Bill
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing 95 million dollars for air pollution control. The measure targets some 6,000 U.S. communities and funds research, state and local grants, and potential federal court action if voluntary solutions fail.
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Johnson
Air Funds
Washington
UPI
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dolar
Miss Denyse Miller Wins Speech Award in Local WCTU
Denyse Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter W Miller of North Raible Avenue won a bronze medal as the winner of a speech contest Tuesday afternoon. The Progressive WCTU sponsored the Loyal Temperance Legion meeting at Park Place Church of God. Other contestants included Debbie Waitmill Denise Allman Ricky Titley Johnny Titley Fred Hancock and Robert Allman.
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Denyse Miller
Walter W. Miller
N. Raible Ave. Rd
WCTU
Loyal Temperance Legion
Park Place
J Church of God
Debbie l Waitmill
Denise Allman
Ricky’ Titley
Johnny Titley
Fred, Hancock
Robert Allman
Tax Bills Will Be Holiday Gifts
Bavarian Finance Ministry announced no unpleasant tax bills will be sent to citizens during the Christmas holidays.
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Munich
Germany
UPD
Bavarian Finance Ministry
Ex-Hoosier Killed in Los Angeles Fall
David Lee Martindale 24 formerly of Worthington Ind moved to Los Angeles after marrying Oct 11 died Monday after falling from a tower he was painting at a Los Angeles radio station.
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Los Angeles
David Lee Martindale
Worthington
Ind
Children’s Homes to Receive Money Tree Gift of Aid
Funeral notices and church group references appear with details about Mrs. Edna G. Smith and a Christmastime service for a resident of Anderson. A funeral and burial are noted with services at Nazarene Church in Alexandria and Huntsville Cemetery, led by Revs. Vincent McGlynn and C. L. Crum.
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Heys Nocker
Marion County Superior Court
James G. Nedeff
Indianapolis
Jones
Elwood
Beulah Alumbaugh
Nedeff
Welby Lee
City
P.m
Lee
Wasia
Tennessee Dist
Alty
Scott Camp
Nedell
Anlother
William Mercuri
Toto Celina
Tenn
Clay
Celina
Copher and Fesler
Casey Funeral Home
Estella
Nebr
Westminster Circle
Woman’s Association First
Presbyterian Churen
Fellowship Circle
Sally Harlander
Jessie Peters
Alexandria
Shirley
Edna G. Smith
Wilkinson Church of
Rt. 1
Summitville
Christ
Anderson
Cleveland
Nazarene Church
Vincent McGlynn
Summullville
C. L. Crum
Muncie
Huntsville Cemery
Gift Exchange Held by Orestes Residents
Mrs Phil Robinson and Kenny and Fannie Davis Tessie Davis Jessie White Pearl Jarret Lilly Tappen Ida Smock Velma Hayes Betty Vern Dick and Russell Harlander of Orestes took part in a community gift exchange event conducted locally.
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Phil Robinson
Kenny
Fannie Davis
Tessie Davis
Jessie White
Pearl Jarret
Lilly Tappen
Ida Smock
Velma
Hayes
Betty
Vern
Russell Harlander
Orestes
Butler To Attend Geneva Disarmament Conference
London reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas Home said Foreign Secretary R A Butler would attend the Geneva disarmament conference early next year. He noted the other 18 participating nations would decide if they sent their foreign ministers, but Britain would welcome any meeting advancing a disarmament agreement.
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London
UPI
Alec Douglas Home
R. A. Butler
Britain
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Indiana
Mercy Hospital
Wesley Singer
N. F St
Bradley Neal
19Th St
Thomas McClish
E. St. John Pentenburg
Anderson St
William Cox and Baby
St. Beth Ann
Jacklyn Farmer
Terri Alley
Mary Dean
Neal ‘Lees
S. Alabama
St. Mar ‘Ion
James L. Farmer
Helen Bean
Main St
Vera Osting
Blvd
Clarence Poe
Robert Croy
17Th
Goldie VanBuskirk
S. D St
Robert L. Jackley
Merrill Foland
Dela M. Davis
Steven L. Elsworth
James W. Connelley
She
Emporia, Kans
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Matilda Drus
John Darrow
Ashaeehawsade Lan Bi
Ethel Reichart
Bridge
Ruby Laycock
Ruby Richards
Zelpha Adams
Christina;Schmidt
Wilma Woodsides
Lena Pavese
Gladys Stevens
Reichart
Elwood Chapter
Order of East-are Star
Cella Volk
Franklin
Ashe
Perry Cornelious
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid
Curtisville Ladies Aid ‘Society
Maurice Weismiller
Harry Swinford
Ernest Clingenpeel
Paul Walker
Mariel O'Kelly
Betty Beese
Sue Reeves
Nina Barnard
Carolyn, Friddle
Gladys K. Reeves
Tee
Louise Swindell
Marilyn Staton
June Reeves
Dariene Vestal
Irwin
Boise, Idaho
Ladoga
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oscar Melson
Jerry Mahoney
Beryl Jenkins
Francis Oleksy
Ager
Tom Johnson
AL Stow
Jackson
RCA Victor
Staunton
RCA Whirlpool
Eee Games
Meridian
YMCA
Jane's Swim
Ruth Woodruff
Pendleton Safety Patrol
Marie Roberts
WWT Club
Farm Bureau
Wabash Valley Assn
Aqua Belles Club
Rogues
Quick Cleaners
Scrubs
Packers
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Vernon’s
Lewallen
Agath Furniture
Butler
Geneva
Curt Stephenson
Bil Powers
Main
Bond
Lillard
Kentucky
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