Elwood Lodge Hosts Christmas Party and Teen Dance Series
Elwood Lodge plans a 10 am Saturday Christmas party with candy nuts and carols for youngsters plus a special dance section of familiar melodies. The teen dance series continues with Monday evening rounds and square dancing at the lodge. Wayne Hughes and George Laub provide music. callers include John Hahn and Jesse Goodrich. Lions Club, Salvation Army and local schools host or attend holiday events, with store hours adjusted for Christmas Eve and two week school recesses.
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Eumuyy
John Hahn
Jesse Goodrich
Peggy Hahn
Mavine Boyland
Dorothy Rittenhouse
Lloyd Hahn
Elwood
Leeson
Lions Club
Ray Waymire
al Wise
Salvation Army
Armory
Army Post
St. Joseph's Catholics
Groover Coe Rites Performed At Elwood Church
The wedding of Miss Ramona Coe and Robert E Groover took place December 17 at the Church of God Elwood with Rev Clair W Fiscus officiating The bride wore a blue dress and white accessories and carried a white Bible The maid of honor Miss Wanda Sallee and bridesmaids Misses Ramona Coe and Lou Alice Groover The best man was Anthony G Schiffer A reception followed with a five tier cake The couple will reside at 1213 Main St Both attended Wendell L Willkie High School and the local high school respectively
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Norval Coe
Elwood
Robert E. Groover
Burley
Groover
So. N St
Church of God
Clair W. Fiscus
Joan
Wiles
Wanda ‘Sallee
Ramona Coe
Lou
Alice Groover
Anthony G. Schiffler
Miss Sallee
Wendell L. Willkie
Main St
Elwood Building Permits and Occupancies Reported
Commissioner George W. Stout announced Dec 3 to 19 Elwood issued one building permit to Orville Leathers for a business addition at 23 N A St and ten certificates of occupancy to residents including Walter L. Thomas 2820 3 A St Paul Champion 1813 N A St Edgar Riall 2515 N B St Edward Karch 2718 C St Robert Laster 2722 1 St Arthur Lee 2801 K St Rollie Wingrove 1912 3 St Cordov Juday 1728 S F Stand Louis Sturtsiman 917 N 13th St Minor injuries were reported to two women after a car crossed a rough railroad crossing at North th Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad Clarence Williams 2732 S E St took them to Mercy Hospital. A Jaycees Tree Project will collect discarded Christmas trees Sun Jan 8. Mercy Hospital notes list several admissions and dismissals. Ford Foundation stock sale prospectus referenced in relation to Elwood residents and local obituaries mention Grant Cox 88. Burial set for York Memorial Home.
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Wee Sawoom Bulan
George W. Stout
Orville Leathers
Walter L. Thomas
St. Ray Barnes
St. Paul Champion
Edgar Riall
Edward Karch
Robert Laster
Arthur Lee
Rollie Wingrove
Cordov Juday
Louis Sturtsiman
13Th St
Elwood
North Th Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florence Fuller
Mary Hughes
Clarence Williams
S. E St
Aaycees
Elwood Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donald Bye
Mercy Hospital
Shirley Fletcher
Barbara Ellen Richey
Alexandria
Garnet Etchison
Jack Campbell
C. C. Fox
Jerry Caldwell
S. N
Bill Hoppenrath
Baby
Pearl Ferguson
Fuieaton Tev Oval S
Lillie Russell
N. C
Marcella Potts
Tipton
Motor Co
Mary
Ricks
Copher
Fesler Tos
John Amos Cor
Securities and Exchange
Relius
Eaton
Commission
Bridget
Ford Foundation
Forthcom
Edna Patty
Muncie
Merly
Grandmooher
Cox
Ford
Induse
Grant Cox
York Memorial Home
Chris Mercury
Elwood City Cemetery
Public Christmas Program Planned Today at Elwood
Elwood will host a public Christmas program at 1 30 p m featuring the high school band chorus and soloists. About 130 pupils will participate directed by Clifford Brugger and Louise Senefiel. All citizens are invited.
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Gram
Wendell L. Willkie
Clifford Brugger
Direcor
Louise Senefiel
Elwood Social Activities Host Christmas Gatherings
Elwood groups held Christmas meetings at Maude Dennis and Mary Knauer homes with prayers, carols, gift exchanges, and a Santa Claus appearance. The Westminster Circle hosted a meal, the Moose lodge served refreshments, and Curtisville PTA announced upcoming events. The Elwood Country Club plans a New Year’s Eve dance with reservations available.
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Elwood
Maude Dennis
Mary Knauer
Westminster Cirb
Secretars
Fiat Presbyterian Church
Nate Glenn
Nellie Tharp
Verne Wann
Santa Claus
Bullad
Ellen Stokes
Moose
Messith
Ruth Bushey
James Wann
William Si ‘Egent
Bury
Arthur Stokes
Daugher
Sue Ellen
Curtisville
Moosehaven
Jim McCorkle
T Room
P. C. Hussey
Lloyd de Long
Edward Sell
Louis DeBethiune
Elwood Country Club
George Seezar
Butcher Hogs Remain Active in Chicago Market
Hogs were moderately active with 10 000 head receipts, down from expected 15 000. Prices held for under 230 pounds while heavier weights and sows showed strength. Vealers reached 100 or more, steer and yearling values advanced, lambs rose, and slaughter ewest hovered 4.50 to 6.73. Salable receipts totaled 2 000 cattle, 3 000 sheep, and 200 calves.
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Nicago
U.S
Ewest
Ford stock price made visible in new share sale
Wall Street analysts weigh a $62 to $68 price as Ford Motor Co plans to offer 10.2 million shares next month. Some say a $68 price yields about 4.2 percent dividend, aided by expected strong earnings this year, while others favor lower pricing reflecting Ford's limited diversification. The sale is set tentatively for January 18 with underwriters to set final price near the date.
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New York
Ford Motor 47
Snay Cro
Zesy
Indus
Wall Street
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Mervesir
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Bos
Isnee Averaaes
Ford
Wall
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Winter Wheat Output Forecast for 1956
The Agriculture Department estimates next year's winter wheat harvest at 735.498 million bushels, up 4 percent from 1955 but 15 percent below the 10 year average. If 1956 spring wheat equals 1955 production, total 1956 crop would reach about 968.225 million bushels, about 30.066 million more than this year. The department notes 45.203 million acres planted to winter wheat, nearly 2 percent more than last year.
Unified Yule Service Sets at Elwood Church
A unified family Christmas service will be held at East Main Street Christian Church in Elwood on Sunday from 10:00 to 11:10 a.m. A nursery is available for children up to 3. Rev. J F E McCoy presides with a sermon on Still Remember. The choir under Mrs. Hubert Waymire will perform. Epistle and postlude music are planned.
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East Main Street Christian Church
J. FE. McCoy
Sky Can
Hubert 7
Waymire
Merrill Foland
Maria
Episcopal
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Fred M. Nussdau
Richard Asofer
Indiana
Wis
Acolstes
Bobby Combs
David Deck
Jimmie Deck
Lucifer
Paul Reid
Nussbaum
United Brethren the Evangelical United Brethren Church
Athens
Greece
Stine
Sun Stigin
Oiler
Daniel D- Quickel
Hon Dee
Abegan
TIIAL
John W Nelson
Anderson
Nelrahipe
Said
Cour
Joseph I Armington
DeArmond
Booram
Ingiana
Markleville
Blai
Wetse
Serewith
Cistt
Murthe
Aaison County
Benmerne Cretarre
Ownahip
Ata Ee Eke Rona
Indianapolis
Stocks At NY Prove Strong
New York markets rallied over two days attracting profits amid late selling, closing slightly higher with about $3 gains and $2 losses. Aircraft shares led gains and then fell back, steel and utilities mixed, railroads weak, motors up, rubber and copper subdued. AP average rose about 10 cents per 60 stocks.
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New York
Associated Press
Wheat Upsets Grains At Chicago Market
Wheat futures fell on the Chicago Board of Trade after a government estimate raised next year’s winter wheat crop to about 735 million bushels, spurring profit taking. Corn and oats mixed, soybeans held gains on export prospects, while rails and utilities moved differently in a volatile session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cotton Textiles Market Slows Amid Weak Demand
Market reports show slow activity in cotton textiles with scattered orders for print cloths, bread cloths and sheetings. 80 square print cloths sell as low as 20 cents a yard. 1956 wool goods at fair pace with anticipated rise after year end. Rayon prices rising on finished lining twills due to higher costs. Also includes grain quotes and numerous legal notice items.
Muncie Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs were steady with price ranges listed for different weight classes from 180 to 360 pounds. Cattle and calves show varied grades from good to utility with specific price bands. There is no market Monday with animals arriving to be yarded and fed until Tuesday’s regular opening.
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Muncie
Patterns Help Dad Make Gifts In Workshop
Patterns available at local lumber yards let dads cut Christmas gifts from plywoods using pasted patterns, then cutting along outlines. No finishing or painting required, saving on paints and brushes. Doll cradle and Panda bear table set prove simple, practical for kids and craft sessions. Materials include fir plywood No 6 screws 1 1/2 inches finishing nails contact cement and ink.
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Dad
Jeo
Santa
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