Allen Chepel’s First 60 Assistant Street Chief Appointed
Rev Nelson leads Allen Chapel AME in establishing the Allen Chapel Terrace Estates nonprofit housing program. The project aims for 200 units with initial occupancy planned early, backed by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and major donors including GM and Guide Lamp. District leaders and HUD support underline broad community participation and statewide significance.
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Allen Chepel
Fort Pepe Ome
Allen Chapel Estates
Nelson
Allen Chapel Terrace Estates
Rev. Nelson
Hazel Manet
R. B. Barber
John Cooper
Anhig P. Hillard
Jesse C. Johnson
James L. Maxwell
dJatm MM. Mills
Lilian R. Rickman
Allen Chapel Ame
Allen Chapel Terrace Matales
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Housing and Urban Development Authority
Nelson Swid
Frank Woschitz
Navy to name carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1970 plan
President Nixon announced the Navy will name its third nuclear powered aircraft carrier the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. Project funding includes a $510 million ship and related planning work with HUD financing security and Newport News port services advancing this year.
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aIvision -Lilly Endownent, Inc
Trianapolis
Department of Housing and Urban Development
FEA
Jesus
Newport News
M“ White Howe
Navy
Allen Chapel Terrace Estates
Pendleton
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Bright D. Risenhower
Orville K Sheward Named Assistant Street Commissioner
Anders on s board of works chairman Robert Hodson announced the appointment of Orville K Sheward as assistant street commissioner in Anderson Indiana He began the post Tuesday morning Rodson said Mer ett Peter Smith retired at the first of the month but Smith later said he resigned from the position He declined to discuss his reasons and the administration faced political pressure over street removals Russell Welch acting street commissioner will lead until a full time appointee is named Sheward has worked as assistant superintendent of the Anderson subdistrict of the Indiana State Highway Department and previously with Sheward and Sons Inc He is a former bus driver and has a family with two children living at 2200 Marsha Drive in Anderson
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Orville K. Sheward
City
Anderson
Board of Works
Robert Hodson
Sheward
Rodson
Merett Peter Smith
Hodson
Smith
Board of Public Works
Hudson
Indiana State Highway Department
State Highway Department
Roger Jensen
Milwaukee
Wig
Courcil
Indiana
Bow
Fara Department
Health Board
Anderson Township
Withers
Madison County
County May Combwed Prom Page One
County officials debate relocating court space amid crowding at the Anderson county seat. Commissioners weigh mobile offices and a new courthouse with advocates citing space shortages and wasted funds while veterans and clerks contend with storage and windowsless rooms.
Deaths in Madison area Mrs. Padgett dies after fall
Mrs. Jessie F Padgett a Markleville area telephone operator from 1919 died Wednesday at Henry County Memorial Hospital New Castle after a weeklong fall. She lived on Rt 1 New Castle born July 22 1889 native of Henry County. Survived by husband Charles Arthur Padgett died 1919 three children Curtis Matthews Indianapolis May Edwards Anderson and C R Padgett Markleville five grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements announced with services Saturday.
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Jessie Padgett
Markleville
Jessie F. Padgett
Henry County
Abraham
Makalia Keesling
Pale
Charles Arthur Padgett
Curtis Matthews
Indianapolis
May Edwards
Anderson
C. R. Padgett
Cornell Bright
jHame
UAW
New Castle
Brant
Bessie Powars
Los Angeles
Calif
Bea
Olive
Larry Tunget
Jeroy
Patricia) Provence
Harold
Carol) Brandon, Bost
Bessie Tureet
Inglewood
Harold F. Tunget
Maurice N. Tunget
Alasta
Andi
Everett Tunget
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Htieods
Ak the Bat
Brothers Mortuary
Hom e Mail Confined From Pure One Rural Delivery
Dennis explains home mail confinement will affect 18 700 post offices and involve 10th District towns in Madison County and neighboring areas. He lists eligible Frankton Ingalls Lapel Markleville Drexel Summitville and nearby Delaware Hamilton Tipton and Grant counties with communities such as Arcadia Atlanta Cicero Westfield Goldsmith Lang Windtsperpen Snarpsville Matthews Swayzen Upland Van Buren among those affected. Editorial notes on military actions across Cambodia Laos and North Vietnam, including remarks by Melvin R. Laird about protective reaction and retaliatory air strikes, are interwoven with obituaries and local funeral notices for Wilkinson Noblesville Elwood Frater and other communities.
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Dennis
Fee
Madison County
Frankton
Ingalls
Lapel
Markleville
Drexel
Summitville
Went
Can Coupe Springs
Richard Roudelush
Hamilton County
Arcadia
Atlanta
Cicero
Westfield
Tipton County
Goldsmith
United States
Cambodia
Itelf
U.S
Vorder
Earier
Bu Prang
1.5
Laos
North Vietnam
Pew
Melvin R. Laird
South Vietnam
Saigon
Laird
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Earl M
Kyle
Doris
Doc? Narten
W. Monroe
Heeds
Saiman
Iqdf
Bateway
Ef Ta Homh Bountian Nacitinay
Delta
88Th
Tuyen Binh
Nixon to Send World Report to Congress Feb 18
The White House announced President Nixon will submit his first annual world report to Congress on February 18. The comprehensive document will cover foreign policy and national security as he seeks a new phase in deploying antiballistic missiles.
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Nixon
Congress ‘World Report
Washington
White House
Congress
Anderson Obituaries Mixed Names From Fragments
Obituary items list Floyd Childs of St. Charles Missouri and Grace Boerner of Wheeling West Virginia among the deceased. Survivors include multiple children, siblings, and spouses with varied hometowns. Final rites and calling hours are noted for multiple handlers including Altmeyer and Sells Rowe funeral homes.
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Floyd Childs
Floyd Chilis
Anderson
St. Charles
Loretta
Thomas Childs
James Childs
Jack Childs
Allo Andersson
Joseph Childs
Crestline
Obie
Milficent Sytyls
Kathleen Wilson
Margaret Chaykowsky
Wheeling
W.va
Janie Dines
Kathleen Snow
Cincinnati, Ohio
Altmeyer
Wheeling, W.va
Grace Boerner
Sells and Rowe
Kois
Third St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Drug Problems Cautioned From Page Ore
Fort notes California leads the nation in drug use and alcohol and tobacco remain the dominant drugs. He cites fewer families, open climates, and youth rebellion against strict drug laws as factors. Fort, born controversial, created the Center for Special Problems in 1965 and was dismissed in 1967 for independent views. He calls institutional pollution a major American crisis and urges a human, compassionate approach. Final rites: James Albert McCoy. other notices include W. Rauch and Nixon meeting with NSC staff. Kissinger noted as security adviser.
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United States
California
America
Fort Hes
Center For
Special Problems
San Francisco
Snyder cites $47 million in state fund interest
State Treasurer John E. Snyder, seeking the GOP U.S. Senate nomination, said state funds invested in Indiana banks earned $47 million in interest over his three years in office. He noted $15.6 million in interest from Feb 10, 1962, to Feb 20, 1970, while speaking at a Lincoln Day dinner in Auburn.
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Snyder
Auburn
Ind
John E. Snyder
U.S. Senate
Indiana
GOP Linverla
New Arrivals at St. John's Hospital and Community
Mr and Mrs Gary Osenbaugh of 719 Hamilton P welcome a girl. Dallas Isaacs of Bendleton and Mr and Mrs Merle Jones of 8251 Marine Dr greet a boy. Era Collis of Alexandria and others announce a girl, details incomplete due to OCR.
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Rota
St. John’s
Gary Osenbaugh
Hamilton P
Dallas Isaacs
Ondleton
Merle Jones
Marine Dr
Era Collis
Funeral rites for Robert L Tugel set Friday at Baker Brothers
Funeral rites for 52 year old Robert L Tugel of 190% Whittier Ave are scheduled for 10 30 Friday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home The Rev Owens will be assisted by the unnamed colleagues in a service honoring the deceased at the local church precinct.
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Acu
Cay Weemerly
Noblesvitle
Miss Maris
Pokesman
Coaltrin
Kendall Sands
Ions
First United Methodist Church
Deversoir
Ts Geen
Howard County
Robert L. Tugel
Whittier Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Owens
May 500 dinner guests set for Lincoln Club event
Congress man Dennis and Judge Sullivan lead a list of attendees including Mrs Dennis Dr dryille Johnson Richmond administrative aide to Dennis Judge Hunter now chief justice Indiana Supreme Court Mrs Hunter Supreme Court Justice Richard Givan Mrs Givan Kerr al Matthews clerk of the Supreme and Appellate courts and former Madison Heights High School faculty member Uplinger director of curriculum in the Department of Public Education representing State Superintendent Richard Wells Richard Thompson of the Securities Division will represent William Salin Mrs Maxine Gordon Indiansapolis Marion County GOP vice chairman will be among guests at the Lincoln Club dinner Lincoln Club officials invited all elected state officials though many are speaking elsewhere Committees organizing the dinner include Jordan arrangements William Watkins place arrangements Gudeet tickets Ralph McCoy Att Lasley decorations Gina James Waltermire and Charles Lacey program Herb Wilkins promotion Lee Lortz recognition
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Dennis
Sullivan
Dryille Johnson
Richmond
Hunter
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Richard Givan
Givan
Kerral Mathews
Supreme
Richard Thompson
Securities Division
Secretary of State's Office
William Salin
Maxine Gordon
Jordan
William Watkins
Gudeet
Ralph McCoy Att Lasley
Gina James Waltermire
Charles Lacey
Herb Wilkins
Lee Lortz
Best Trees in Duluth for Christmas Trade
In Duluth, the tallest trees, cut for Ginter, often fetch the best prices for Christmas displays. The central bureau handles engraving and production of all reneged securities and other federal government documents.
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Duluth
WONEY
Wasimngon
Theederal Government
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Carrier
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hedson
Russell Welch
City Services Building
Edward Eugene Steiner
Tle Center
Vth
Car
Silence
Emily Driggers
Nancy Lath
Eastlewood Cemetery
Eds
Madison
Mor
Boring
Delaware County
Daleville
Eston
Gaston
Oakville
Selma
Jeary Y PY
Fred Vinsonlow
Martleville
Solerment
Mechanicsburg
Leonard McConnell Wilkinson
Leonard McConnell
Wilkinson
Hancock County Menorial Hospital
Gresnfield
Ilness
Ruby
Thomas McCow
Republic of Vietnam
Fort Fuad
Aviv
Forrest
Charles and
Millen Brenton Maris
Cierco
Eiht
Arthur Whitmill
Suez Canal
Mnai
Noblesville
Jesort
Fisher Israel
Brothers Home
Arthur Elias
Whitmill
Oaklawn Memorial
Gar- Suez Canal
Dec
Gary Meyer
Copher and Fisler
Gary
Allen Meyer
Rt. 3
Glen
Catherine Meyer
Dale Cemetery
Cormersville
Seaain Army
Tala
Rath Regiment
Special Forces Famp
Moe Eloa
WOO
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New Zealand
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Poliical
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Bellylee
Jorthage
Marion Allford
Robert MecDaniel
Brances Stanley
Albert McConnell
Morristown
Victor McConnell
Greenfield
Joa Funeral
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Sugar Grove
James Roeck
Pier
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Arly
Arlington
Pallbeavers
Ernest
Mary Hillard Elwood
Jackley-Landcum
Mary Alice Tillard
Ninth St
Twermont
Elwood City Cemetery
Sues
Martha Maris
Martha E. Maris
N. Butler
St. Francis Hospital
Twinbrooks
Isabell Broyles Cannon
Lester ‘Teetera
George Smith
Georgie Boze
Isabell Brogies
Ralph Webb
Russell Childers
Chet Williams
Douglas
Law Seule
Fem
Lloyd
Tunget
Hall
St. John's
Vinson Memorial
Dha Ewing Mortuary
Broyles
Aldred E. Broyles
Robert B. Webster
Methodist Church
Beulah Broyles
John Broyles
Virgil Broyles
Clifford ‘Orville Broylest
Suromitville
Sovel Ross
United Methodist
Lovel L. Ross
Roy Turpin
Karl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Cross St
Park View
Page Ore
James McCoy
Brown and Butz
James Albert McCoy
Ringwood Way
Huntsville Cemetery
N. E. Ranch
Harold BE
Rovelle Power
Rauch
Seventh St
Anderson Board of Works
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ronald J. Ziegler
Florida
Key Bisreayne
Autor
Edwin M. Stanton
Lincoln
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Baker Brothers
Kresge Sempeng
Uhrephous the Uniter
Wii
Gras
Ina
Amma
Fc Reer
Black Gap
State Road
Southdale Plaza
Uhcirae
Seriinwad
Rozelle Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park
Sorote
Ozettlee Plore Aos
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