Drive Named Leaders for four oval divisions open March 9
The annual Red Cross financial campaign opens March 9 with a goal of 57000. Charles H. Wurmphrey named general chairman. Division chairmen include Fyerett B. Foust and Manin Cavanaugh for Delco-Remy division. Guide Lamp co chairs A. K. McArn and Wille Kany Conley. Other division heads include Richard Howe of Howe Fire Apparatus, etc. Rural area co chairs Mes. Roy Surker and Waller C. Haynes. Elwood and Alex leadership by W. A. Murray.
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Oval
Red Cross
Charles Fl. Wurmphrey
Anpalen
Delco-Remy Hievision
Fyerett B. Foust
Manin Cavanaugh
Guide Lamp
A. EK. McArn
Wille Kany Conley
Ichard Howe
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Vir
Roger Elpers
Emge Wacking Gagany
George Pancol
William Norton
Ineldo
Mes
Brotherhood Dinner Draws About Four Hundred Attendees
A large turnout attended the annual Brotherhood Dinner held last night in Indianapolis. Everett W. Riggs, the general chair, announced progress on campaign staffing and volunteer recruitment, noting a completion within a few days. Dr. John J. Kane of Notre Dame spoke on sociology, with Virginia Gibson and other guests highlighted as program features.
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Find 4
Willer
Accaraltus
Everett W. Riggs
New York
John J. Kane
Notre Dame University
Thailand
Thom Cephardt
Ander
Dorothy ‘Calling
Snooky Lawson
Ing
Russell Arms
de. Kane
Gisele MacKensie
Mink Shi
Wibur V. Day
Mr. Se
Riges
Renlacements
Hospital Dismissals and Community Club Meeting Report
A committee led by Mrs. John Rehm hosted a dinner with guests at the East Side Community Club meeting held in the Ander Hall. The program featured Libbie Grumbaugh and Lary Jackson while Delco Remy sponsored a science show "Engineering to Progress" led by William Zuck as program chair. Weather noted cloudy days with frequent rains and a stray police mention appears garbled.
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Mt. Singgaland
Sulales
Cain
Thorman Minor Hospital
East Tinwand Blvd
Kansas City
John Rehm
Brotherhood
National Center
Jota
Caylor
Libbie Grumbaugh
Lary Jackson
East Side
Ander
Leo Bowlin
Pred Mullins
William Zuck
Willian Svvine
Tila Fox
Mexandtria
Chornas
Jackson Sr
Ray Webb
Laverly Spangler
Park Ave
He Club
Valus Hyeen
Martha Stephenson
Obituaries of Gerald Lennis and several local figures
Funeral notices for Gerald Lennis 19 died at home in Ten nis etc with services at Brown and Talz ani Home led by Rev Monroe Schuster and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Emory H. Trusner 73 of 3002 Delaware St. died Shiklay. services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home led by Rev George A. Harris. burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Sell Bright 76 of 2025 Morton St died Sunday. services at Harold BE Howelle Funeral Home with burial at Mr Pleagant Cemetery. Lonetl Wadling 65 died Monday. service at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. George W. Sattleynice 84 died Monday. services at St Marys Catholic Church. burial St Marys Cemetery. Curtis C. Wilking 76 died Tuesday. services at Olive Church in Mar lin County. burial Mt Glive Cemetery.
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Gerald Lennis
Garard
W. Gt St
Brown and Talzani
Monroe G. Schuster
Con
Christian Chucet
II Memorial Park Cemetery
Emory I
Trusner
Emory HW
Joe
Delaware St
Shiklay
St. John’s ’ ]Hospital
Baker Brothers
George A. Harris
East Lys Christian Church
Buriat
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sell Bright
Morton St
Harold BE. Howelle
James Shucks
Pleagant
Daleville
Sinnett
Llonetl Wadling
Ghougew
George W. Sattle
Thelen Lenstein
Lebanon
St Mary’s Catholic
St Mary's Cemetery
Friends
Hrealt
Tldey Puneral Wome
Curis C. Wilking
Curtis C
Wilk Ing
Hawaii
Burbart
Crystal St
He Daviess County
Washington
Ind
Wilking
Queens Mortuary
Shoals
ATL
Olive Clurch
Marlin County
Mt. Glive Cemetery
Carl J. Raemer
Chase St
St John's Hospital
St. Ambeore Catholic Church
Frederick Poithoff
Local Names Scribbled in Fragmented Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists residents including Mrs Louig Taylor and twins at Central Avenue and Mrs Rene Wilbrey 516 Andover hd along with Mrs Detty George Sumit, indicating a damaged public notice with uncertain details.
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Sheiuil On
Louig ‘Taylor
Tos Central Ave
Rene Wilbrey
Andover Hd
Detty George
Sumit
Church Ladies Plan Bake Sale at Pie-N-Pay Market
Tinder Lane Church of God Ladies sponsor a bake sale and bazaar on Saturday in Chesterfield starting at 9 30 a m at the Pie N Pay Market Proceeds will buy furnishings for the church.
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Chesterfield
Tinder Lane
Church of God Ladies
Naval Reservist Bybee Hospitalized En Route to Training
Naval Reservist Til Chester EB Bybee of 1818 Nello St is hospitalized at St Albans Naval Hospital New York while en route with fellow reservists from Indianapolis for a two week training cruise to Japan. Bybee, 16 year veteran of regular and reserve service, is employed by the Peteo Remy Division.
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Chester
Bybee
Nello Sr
Indianapolis
St. Albans Naval Hospital
New York
Japraign
Peteo Remy
Presidential Continued From Pays One Accounts Readout
A municipal financial note details payments totaling $0,434.11 for 1985 and 11956 accounts, approval for $790 from Park funds for delinquent bonds, and a transfer of $12,445.55 from Street to a special Street fund for delinquent accounts. Councilmember AlLarge Loa Wm ence Munsel served as president pro tem while Mrs. Mae Roberts was absent due to an injured ankle.
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Intion
Council Oken
AlLarge
Loa Wmence Munsel
Protem
Mae Roberts
Unclear House Debate Over Labor Provisions
In a strained session the chamber showed unusual alignment as Tayh abstained from opposing the bill and no Taw niker spoke for it. Reps Pozgay and James S. Murter questioned the measure while a motion by Hanter to remove labor union provisions sparked debate and a proposal to criminalize employer discrimination surfaced.
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Tayh
Tawniker
Pozgay
James S. Murter
Chicago
Jachale
Hanter
Fle
Indiana House debates labor bill and federal aid clash
House members clash over a measure affecting union rules and unemployment benefits amid partisan debate. Senator Bayh criticizes antI federal aid resistance while Thayer assails labor union leaders. the chamber weighs amendments on pay and layoff provisions as Gov Mandley plans a tax focus.
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Senate
Keilis Fraser
Portland
Bontragor
Fraser
Christy
Mandley
Senate caucus as Democrats seek gas tax hike limit
Senate called a 0:20 am caucus to bolster GOP strength against expected Democratic moves to amend a gas tax increase. Sen Joby W Von Ness and highway experts were invited to discuss Indiana highway needs and revenues. Democrats plan to push a one cent per gallon increase, with a two year cap, drawing Republican support for a possible enactment. The measure includes jail terms for driving with a suspended license and a unified safety code for banks on Indiana lakes and creeks.
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Senate
Joby W. von Ness
Laindley
Indiana Lakes
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