James B. Hines dies at 59 in Anderson
James B. Hines aged 59 of 2611 Esth Street died suddenly about 4 pm Thursday. Born August 8 1898 in Anderson he lived here all his life and retired from Nicholson File Company three years ago. Survived by wife Eva L. Hines five daughters Mabel Helmie Evelyn Smith Betty Sue Bliss Mary Elta Barnes Wilma Poole Bay City Mich three sons Samuel Middletown Jack Lynn Clarence J Hines one half sister Frances Haines Waynesville Ohio one half brother James McDonald Waynesville Ohio. Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home with viewing Saturday after 1 30 pm and services Sunday 1 30 pm Elder Harold E Boyer Seventh Day Adventist Church in charge burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton.
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James B. Hines
Anderson
Hines
Nicholson File, Company
Eva L. Hines
Mabel .Helmie
Evelyn Smith
Betty Sue Bliss
Mary Elta Barnes
Wilma Poole
Bay City
Mich
Samuel Hines
Middletown
Jack Hines
Lynn
Clarence J. Hines
Frances Haines
Waynesville
Ohio
James McDonald
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harold E.boyer
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Grove Lawn
Pendleton
Obituary and murder case shock Anderson community
In Petersburg Florida a prominent Methodist minister Dr Sanford Williams 48 his wife and their two sons were found shot to death in their Bahama Beach home. Police explore murder suicide as possible cause while Williams despondent state is noted by associates.
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By. Petersburg
Fla
Sanford ‘Williams
National Retirement Foundation
Williams
Bahama‘Beach
Early Newsberry
Samuel Williams-Fuller
Foundation
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Services for Rose Ann Tobin 81 of Fortville were set for Saturday at St. Thomas Catholic Church with burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. Ms Tobin died Christmas Day at Huff Sanitarium Indianapolis. Survivors include four nephews and two nieces. In Denmark billboards on public streets and plazas are banned with signs allowed only on business premises.
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Rose Ann Tobia
Fortville
Rose Ann Tobin
Huff Sanitarium
Indianapolis
St. Thomas Catholic Church
John Stahl
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Miss Tobin
Patrick
Michael Breen Tobin
Denmark
French cabinet approves three reforms to stabilize government
Paris reports the Thursday cabinet backed measures aimed at strengthening political stability. Proposals curb deputies power to raise expenses or cut taxes, tighten cabinet removal, and grant governments authority to dissolve the National Assembly. Prime Minister Felix Gaillard may seek assembly adoption if support grows, with the Catholic Democratic MRP already endorsing.
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Opehs
Harvey Hudson
Paris
National Assembly
Felix Gaillard
Assembly
Robert Lecourt
MRP
Chesterfield Plans Dance Tonight for Community Patron
The Chesterfield Community Center sponsors a dance from 8 to 11 tonight at the Center in Makepeace Memorial Park Muss for the event funded by a recording industry grant. Red Hancock and his orchestra provide music. open to the public of all ages. W. E. Vasbinder chairs the board of directors.
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Chesterfield
Chesterfield Community Center
Makepeace Memorial Park
Muss
Red Hancock
W. E. Vasbinder
Hospital fund plans for St John's and community hospital
The document outlines gifts and funding rules for a new hospital project. It details contingencies for expenses and shrinkage, a shared percentage allocation, and that distributions come from collected contributions. Donors may designate gifts to St John’s or the community hospital, with funds timing and reporting rules and required corporate approval for major changes.
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St. John's
St. John’s
John's
Hospital Corporation
St.John’s
Hospital Fund
St. John's Renovation Oversight Contracting Debate
A fragment notes architects engineers or contractors involved in St. John's renovation. It states the corporation shall exercise no control or supervision over management or operation of St. John's or its facilities.
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St. John’s
Gifted Children Highlight Firstborns and Parental Layers
The report notes gifted adolescents come from non elite families with most fathers in labor or lower white collar jobs. First-born children dominate the gifted group at 57 percent. Other science meeting items include powder metallurgy advances for intricate, machined parts and a touch-based device to let the deaf hear via fingertip vibration signals.
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Mich
Drews
P. R. Mallory
Ind
Indianapolis
AAAS
Harold Sigurdson
Sigurdson
Joseph Hirsch
Ramo- Wooldridge Corp
Los Angeles State College
Scouts Donate Tree and Food to Family Christmas Event
Cub Scout Pack 3002 held a December 19 meeting at First EUB Church sponsored by Columbia Riley PTA. They collected food for a needy family and decorated a Christmas tree. Den 1 staged a skit about La Befana while Thomas Robertson and others presented world Christmas customs. Santa arrived to give gifts as awards were announced for Bobcats Wolves and Bears.
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Cub Scout Pack
Columbia “Riley Pta
EUB
Boys of den 3
Tom Lane
Den 1
Thomas Robertson
Three Kings
Rodney Hershberger
Tony Oexman
Harvey Peake
Santa Claus
Cubs
Bobcats
David Hughes
Carl Stevens
Stephen Sawyer
Mickey Jones
Steve Chittick
James Rosencrans
Gary Clifton
Steve Clawson
Wolves
Gregory Bright
Michael Kidder
Tom Moore
Ken Nottingham
Alvin Shinkle
Bob Rosencrans
Dent
Yule Traffic Continued From Page One
The Associated Press tracked 30 hours of holiday travel from 6 p.m. Tuesday December 10 to midnight Wednesday December 11 revealing 84 fatalities. Mild dry weather spurred heavy motor travel as NSC urged a new low for the New Year period ending midnight January 1. The postwar low for a single day is 93 in 1946 to 1947.
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Associated Press
NSC
Salk Reports Antibody Discovery With Cancer Risks
Dr. Jonas E. Salk says anti polio vaccine work led to antibodies that kill cancer cells but also normal human cells. He described findings from tests on monkey heart cells cultured in Pittsburgh and injected into live monkeys, which produced non malignant tumors.
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New York
Jonas
E. Salk
Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Austin Rocket Society Eyes Mouse and Radio Space Test
Austin Minnesota high school team the Rocket Society plans a two stage test with a live mouse in a rocket aimed one mile up and a second rocket carrying a radio transmitter launched from a nearby field. Sister Duns Scotus praises parachute recovery and confirms satisfactory tests though plans were adjusted for workload.
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Austin, Minn
Austin ‘Rocket Society
Austin
Duns Scotus
Pacelli High School
Society
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Rosa F. Summa
Baker Brothers Funeral
Fletcher St
Monroe G. Schuster
Wilbur V. Day
Memorial Park Cemetery
Goldie H. Kemn
Goldie Hazel Kern
St. John’s Hospital
Spiritualist Temple
East Maplewood Cemetery
Augusta Parisette
Augusta
Gertrude Metsker
Harold E. Rozelle
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Harry V. Hipsher
Long Funeral
Akron
Fernwood Ave
Maleon Stinson
Maleon
Floyd Stinson
2Nd St
Albright
R. A. Burchfield
Madison
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
George Digel
Elwood
George
Digel
Indianola Ave
Methodist Hospital
S. H
Florence Lutz Digel
Leona Nuding
Armsted Corporation
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Elwood Masonic Lodge
TAM
Bob
Olympic
Orown's Corner
13Th & Meridian
Charles’ Pathe
Monaco
Boys of den 5
Seyferts
Seyfert
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