Christmas Services In Alexandria Begin Sunday
Sunday morning services at the Church of the Nazarene start at 9 30 with a combined program including a pageant The Church of God plans a 10 20 service titled Love Unlimited The Salvation Army seeks emergency funds to avoid cutting holiday relief Mercy Hospital lists dismissals and admissions for area residents including Elwood and Alexandria clinics
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Elwood
Alexandria
Church of the Nazarene
Ela. m
Waas
Ices
Partiment
Julia Brown
Dee Hen- Short
Goulderson
Walter¢ Wasthinder
Alice Miller
Edith Barber
Buch! Holsinger
Maxine Gardner
Betty Holsinger
Max Tulowitzky
Church of God
Love Unlimited
Ross Brackett
Dwight R McCurdy
Mike Oliver
Anderson College
Keith Gray
Salvation Army
A. Donald Hickey
Mercy Hospital
Larry Knight
Baby
Frankton
Brenda Freeman
Helen Hoover Frankton
John Pierce
West St
Shery
Bunter
N. Short
12Th St. Mercy Hospital
Edna Hiatt
Joseph Summer
Edward Weise
War Mothers Plant Tree Ceremony in Elwood
Members of the American War Mothers Chapter 80 planted a Japanese maple on the Community Hospital lawn in Elwood. Sam Courtney, 49, died at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. he was a farmer and veteran, survived by his widow Juanita. a daughter Linda Floyd. a son Sammy Ray Courtney. two brothers and a sister. The service followed at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home.
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American War Mothers
Chapter 80
Community Hospital
Juanita Armed Forces
Redman
Whele
St. John’s Lutheran Church
The
Conservation Club
Linda Floyd
Rt- 4
Elwood
Sammy Ray Courtney
FSS
James W
Paul R. Courtney
Norman King
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Elwood Social Activities Aids Christmas Dinner and Talks
Elwood Progressive Works Rita Disher Grace Methodist class members attended a Christmas dinner and gift exchange at Grace Church. A federal mediator described talk progress on the New York newspaper strike as both sides consider terms amid temperate optimism.
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Elwood
Rita Disher
Wiletta Savage
Church
Thelty
Mary Lou Bryan
Joe Kessler
Betty Carmody
Della Padi
Begum
York
Christmas Island
Harry Updegraff
Hattie Coxen
Stephen I. Scholossberg
Federal Medi
William Simkin
Wiswell
Schlossberg
Larry G. Cunningham
Hersea
Cebu Waribe
Lafayette
Aft
Lafay
Ladies Bowl
Lette
New
Publishers Association of New
Frank Itu
Tey
Flora McElfresh
Anna Lee
Moser
Indiana Snowstorm Hits State Causing Multiple Deaths
A winter storm delivering snow sleet and rain with freezing temperatures swept Indiana on Friday. Hazardous driving conditions were blamed for at least six deaths as up to one inch of new snow was forecast overnight. More snow and cold weather were expected into Saturday with highways reported snow covered across the central to southern regions and much of the mid state remaining slick and dangerous.
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Indiana
Les
Indianapolis
Courthouse News Reports Blame Cuba Crisis for Setbacks
Court minutes note suit filings and judgments including Local Finance Co vs Frazee foreclosing mortgage, Ward divorce with custody, and a damages claim in Iva Peters vs Glenn Scott. Aware of broader Cuba crisis context cited as contributing factor in the overall failure discussion.
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Superior Court
Local Finance Co
Jack H. Frazee
Nancy Frazee
Kel i
Ley
Arnold and
Kelley
Circuit Cour
Iva Peters
Glenn Scott
Jarilynn L. Ward
Orval C. Ward
Golden Wedding Obscured By Tragic Local Accidents
Therman and Mrs Allens celebrate their Golden Wedding while a deadly stretch of crashes claims three lives near Noblesville and Vincennes Kitchen. a school custodian dies shoveling snow as guests at a dinner face unrelated mishaps. Authorities urge extreme caution during winter conditions and snow travel.
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Summitville
W. R. Inglis
Alexandria
J. E. Oberholtzer
Therwood
Ohio
Ches
Ter Castor
Indianapolis
Grace Allen
Frank
Inglis
Sam Inglis
Harold Vinson
Dismissals List From Hospitals Shows Residents Released
Hospital discharges include Warren Dew of Alexandria Judith Mutter at 212 West Fourth Sandra Adams of Middletown Phyllis Thomas and son at 2335 Sunset Lavon Haynes of Marion Kathleen Roudebush of Main Street Grace Coburn and Estella Hull Lucile Mitchell and Deborah Kay Mitchell Wea rendieon Delores Lemerick 207 Elva Street Constance Watkins and daughter Sherry Cartwright Betty Grissom and daughter Urban Drive Carl Gustin Alexandria Martha Hollingsworth Frankton Toe Lane
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Sandra’ Adams
Middletown
Phyllis Thomas and
Unemployment Claims Edge Up in Indiana Amid Snow
Last week snow and subzero conditions halted outdoor work as Indiana unemployment claims rose to 45 939 from 38 595. Director Lewis Nicolini said many construction and quarrying activities will resume as weather clears and some industrial callbacks occurred, though layoffs dominated statewide. Local offices saw a slight drop in continued claims as workers returned.
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Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Breanthar Madaritas
Weauhstruci
Nicolini
Lafayette to Sell Water Revenue Bonds for New System
The Indiana Public Service Commission authorized Lafayette to issue SL. million in water revenue bonds to fund a new water supply system and pumping facilities. Plans include two elevated storage tanks of one million gallons each and additional water mains, plus a new pumping station replacing the Canal St. facility.
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Indianapolis
API
Lafayette
Indiana Public Service Commission
ABC Believes Liquor Rules Being Followed
In Geneva a local club notes plans for a family turkey supper and Christmas gift exchange at the Lions Club house. A thank you card from Mrs. Jessie Swaim honors her honorary membership as she recovers from a broken hip. The group also hosts a Golden Anniversary invitation and reads poems and articles. In Indianapolis officials say wholesalers and distillers are abiding by scheduled prices, with sworn affidavits filed to prove price integrity and no side deals.
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Lion’s Club
Jessie Swaim
Therman Allen
Esta] Thurston
Shir
Uaciuwell Susa
Ue. KE
Indianapolis
UPT
Ley Broyles
Esta Vinson
Lulaman Joe Harris
The
Indianaloomlinson
Effie van Ness
Fran- Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Ces Aton
Lucille Harrold
Mary
ABC
thelAiman
Velma DuPony
Estal Distillers
Harris
Thurston
Clifton
UPI
Jane McMillan
Diana
California
Europe
Golden State
Verle Hilligoss Named District Governor of Indiana Clubs
Verle C Hilligoss of 1226 Meridian St was appointed district governor of all Exchange Clubs in Indiana District 2 by National Exchange Club president Norman E Preshurst. District 2 includes Anderson Anderson Township Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Summit City Huntington and Marion clubs. Hilligoss will visit clubs to report on plans and programs and is a past president of the Anderson Exchange Clubs.
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Verle C. Hilligoss
Meridian St
Indiana
National Exchange ‘Club
Norman E. Parkshurst
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
Anderson
Anderson Township
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne-Summit City
Huntington
Marion
Hilligoss
Ath
Anderson Two
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Oberholtzer
Aun
Warren Dew
Judith Mutter
Grace Coburn
Estella Hull
College “Y
Lucile Mitchell
Muncie
Deborah Kay Mitchell
Wea
Constance Watkins
McArthur Blvd
Sherry Cartwright
Arrow Ave
Betty Grissom
Urban
Carl Gustin
Martha Hollingsworth
Tim Ra
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bertram A. Powers
ITU Focus
Allen
Gouth
Terre Haute
South Bend
Evansville
Emma Thurston
Melous
Liu
Edna Allen
Wal and
South
iBonds
Canal St
Wabash River
Geneva
UFI
U.S
Use Bulletin-Herald
Oy Freight
Jane
Los Olivas
Calif
Germany
Greece
Atlantic
Urbanon
Ind
ATI
Kenneth Ross
Crothersville
Washington Township
U.S. 52
Lebanon
Leslie Wilkins
Thorntown
Jane Am Thrine
Janet Hicks
Clarksville, Tenn
Ap—A
Moscow
Three Nation
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Dean
Assam
EES Sae Tofote
New Delhi
India
Central Bureau of Investigation
Strickler’s
West
FBI
Admiral
Rogers Fine Furniture
Pendleton Ave
Norwalk
Burris
Ralph Morris—Burkline
Apt
Child’s Rockers
Jackson
Cate
Hank Aealthy
Universal
Main ST
Columbus
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