Roy Peterson Rites To Be Held Monday
Funeral services for Roy Peterson 79 will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Davis-Strider-Noffze Funeral Home with Rev. Dwight McCurdy Church of God officiating. Interment in Park View Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Hospital news notes a transfer to Community Hospital and a heart attack in Phoenix. Wayne Gosnell becomes a new employe of Alexandria Building and Loan Association after prior work at Community Hospital and 21 years at Johns-Manville plant.
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Alexandria
Roy Peterson
Davis-Strider-Noffze
Dwight McCurdy
Church of God
Park View Cemetery
Ernest Angell
Phillips Addition
Wiliam Hight
Scott Addition
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Wayne Gosnell
Rt. 3
Alexandria Building and Loan Association
Ernest Blake
Gosnell
Anderson
Eva Garman Dies in Tipton Area at 78
Eva A Garman 78 died Friday at Higgens Nursing Home Tipton after months of illness. Born March 6 1884 in Tipton County she was married Sept 10 1901 to Melvin P Garman who died Feb 2 1960. She was a St John Lutheran member with survivors including two sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1 pm Copher and Fesler home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Eva A. Garman
Higgens
Tipton
N. &H St
Tipton County
Charles
Clementine Justice
Melvin P. Garman
Charles W. Garman
Hobbs
Melvin Garman Jr
Highland
Ind
Evelyn Lewellen
Fontella Poynter
Alexandria
Roy Justice
Grant Justice
Arcadia
Carl Coe
Copher
Fesler
Jerome Johnson
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elwood City
Mercy Hospital
Donaldse
Baby
N. Anderson St
George Little
Richard Porter
S. E
Avrid Ebert
N. D St
Melanie Silvey
N. 14Th St
Everett Boyd
S. 24Th St. Mercy Hospital
Roy Hoover
Elwood Dorsie Plake
Widmeyer
Robert L. Jackley
Robert Longers
John O'Haver
John's Hospital
Indianapolis
Burundi Embraces Christianity At Independence
Half of Burundi’s population adopts Christian faith following independence as reported by National Geographic Magazine. The feature notes widespread religious shift shaping the new nation’s cultural landscape.
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Kingdom of
Burundi
National Geographic Magazine
Elwood Ladies Aid and Community Group Meetings
Elwood social notes list sessions of the Shiloh Ladies Aid at Ellen Hook home with Grace Thomas presiding and next Feb 7 gathering. Also First Baptist Church Edna Martin Circle, American War Mothers at Legion Home with donations and cake walk planned, Eagles Auxiliary with anniversary events, and Union Valley Christian Union meeting at Beckley home.
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Christian Congregation
Ladies Aid
Oral Hurst
Mattie Mohler
Elwood
Shiloh Ladies Aid
Ellen Hook
Grace Thomas
Edna Martin Circle
First Baptist Church
Sam Rogers
Kenneth Sigler
Harold Vickery
Jesse Ray
John Quarles
William Cornelious
Neva Groover
Pearl Copus
Vivian Bragg
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Lois Frye
Indianapolis
Richmond
Bessie Height
Elpha Waymire
Three Convair 990A jets sold to Indonesia
The Convair Division of General Dynamics announced the sale of three Convair 990A jet airliners to the Republic of Indonesia. Deliveries are planned for May June and July for Garuda Indonesian Airways routes between Djakarta and Tokyo Manila Hong Kong Singapore and Bangkok.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Republic of Indo
Garuda Indonesian Airways
Djakarta
Tokyo
Manila
Hong Kong
Singapore
Bangkok
Indiana Air Guard Seeks Recruits From Active Duty
Indiana Air National Guard launches an intensive drive to recruit personnel with prior service amid a growing shortage of trained airmen. The program offers a one year sample set of service for active duty and reserve personnel or former guardsmen not in a unit to experience Air Guard life without a full three year commitment.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Air National Guard
John S. Anderson
State Adjutant General
Air Guard l
Anderson
Paris Cosmetics Firm To Be Bought By Charles of the Ritz
Charles of the Ritz Inc will acquire the Antoine de Paris cosmetics business for cash. The Antoine operation will stay as a separate division led by John C. O'Donnell, former eastern sales manager for Charles of the Ritz.
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New York
UPI
Charles
The
Ritz, Inc
Antoine de Paris
Richard Salomon
Charles of the Ritz
Antoine
John C. O'Donnell
Charles of
Ritz
Milkman Truck Abandoned In London With Gone For Tea Sign
A milk delivery truck painted with Drink More Milk was found abandoned in London on Friday. A second sign on the vehicle read Gone For Tea, indicating the driver’s departure.
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London
UPI
End Of Paper Strike Struggles On In New York
New York Citys month old newspaper strike shows little prospect of settlement with nine papers idled and 20 000 workers affected The union rejects a 38 weekly package while publishers offer 9 20 per man per week over two years The strike halts several major papers including the Herald Tribune Times Daily News and Newsroom weeklies attracting help wanted tabloids and a closing musical Canival after 72 performances
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New York
UPI
Oser
Walter Thayer
New York Herald Tribune
Thayer
NBC
New York Publishers Association
International Typographical Union
ITU
Bertram Powers
Washington
John Fanning
Association of Personnel Agencies of
Fanning
Canival
Herald Tribune
Times
Daily News
World Telegram, Journal, American
Mirror, Post
The
Long Island Press
Long Island Star- Journal
Wreck Victims In Critical To Fair Condition
The Rev. Dennis Mallernee 41 of 1418 Dewey St was critically injured in a collision near Delaware Ohio. He was reported slightly improved as his oxygen was discontinued. His wife Helen Virginia 41 was killed and their 11 year old son Jay was listed as better.
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Dennis Mallernee
Dewey St
Delaware
Ohio
Mallernee
Helen Virginia
Jay
Delaware Hospital
Anderson College
Denver
Colo
Linda Crayne
Crayne
Linda June Howland
Hastings
Macon
University Hospital
Columbia
Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital Makes Long Round
A hospital dismissal roundup lists numerous residents by name and address from St Johns and Community Hospitals. The notices include Norman Goodwin Floyd Turnage Mrs Helen Derringer Mrs Dorothy Anderson and many others across Anderson Middletown Pendleton and surrounding areas.
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Helen Derringer
Ohio Ave
Dorothy Anderson
W. 15Th St
Annabel Miller
Jackson St. John Coombs
Pearl St
Susanna Degitz and Son
Sherwood Dr
Loraine Miller
Drexel Dr
Robert Keesling
Middletown
Goldie Brookbant
W. 5Th St
Community Hospital
Evelyn Kuhns
Pendleton
Ruth Burton
Andover St
Rozella Valentine
Lapel
Janet Shaw
Columbus Ct
Conra Hughes
Columbus Ave
David H. Boardman
W. 12Th St
Imogene Day
Lincoln St
Annette Reeser
Butcher hog market shows steady to firm prices in Chicago
Hog prices held steady to firm with top quotes near 17 dollars for 190 to 220 pound No 1 and 2 grades, 16 to 17 for mixed 1-3 up to 230 pounds, and heavier weights down to 14.75. Slaughter steers rose up to 75 cents, prime loads reached 29.50, and mixed high choice to prime sold around 28.50 to 29.25 with various grades noted for heifers bulls and lambs prices.
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Chicago
Market Rally Keeps Boiling as Stocks Rise on Heavier Volume
New York reports a continued 1963 market rally with the Dow up 4.81 to 662.23 and the AP Average rising 1.8 to 248.4. Volume grows to 5.4 million on NYSE, with 844 advances and 261 declines among 1,328 issues. 47 new highs for 1962-63 and gains across the board including the American Stock Exchange.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Caution Light Suggested For 1963 Stock Market
The Janeway Service advises a cautious approach for 1963. Analysts including R E Buchsbaum of W E Hutton & Co foresee a stalemate with top issues priced high and many laggards carrying uncertainty.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Wall Street
Janeway Service
Janeway
R. E. Buchsbaum
W. E. Hutton & Co
Courtroom slate of Indiana cases and a fatal welding accident
The Indiana circuit and superior courts hear multiple forgery, driving while intoxicated, petty and grand larceny, divorce, and personal injury cases with prosecutors led by William F. Lawler Jr. The day closes with Edgar Holder, 38, of Calumet City Ill, fatally burned in a tank car incident at General American Transportation Corp.
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Circuit Court State of
State of Indiana
Ruby Jacille Pickle
William F. Lawler, Jr
Melba Jean Douglas
William F. Lawyer, Jr
Judy Myers
Patsy Hamel
Robert E. Myers
DeArmond
Booram and DeArmond
Joseph Stafford
Joyce Stafford
Anna — Hailey
Margaret Foster
Bill Lee Burt
John D. Staggenburg
Plaintiff
Superior Court
Jerry Leon Hughes
Opal Hughes Jackman
Francis Marie Hughes
Hadley and Sharp
Carolyn M. Harting
Harold Harting
Michael E. Tancey
Chicago
Ind
Edgar Holder
Calumet City
Ill
General American Transportation Corp
Soviet TV network reaches 173 stations and relays
Communications Minister Nikolai Psurtsev told Trud that the USSR now operates 123 television stations and 250 relaying centers with another 50 stations planned or under construction. The 173 stations will serve about half of the population.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikolai Psurtsev
Trud
Soviet Union
Stock Quotations and Bid Offer Notation
The notice explains that quotations shown with brackets or parentheses indicate the higher figure asked and the lower offered. It clarifies market price notation used by Romson and McKinnon in financial listings.
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Romson & McKinnon
Muncie Livestock Market Report Prices by Weight
The Muncie livestock market shows steady demand across hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges per weight category. Hogs 200 to 240 lbs 15.80 to 16.75. 240-280 lbs 14.00-15.30. 280-330 lbs 14.00-14.50. sows and boars quoted. cattle steady with choice steers 24.50-27.50 Good 21.50-24.50. heifers 23.50-26.50 Good 20.00-23.50. cows 10.50-15.00. calves good to choice 28.00-33.00. lambs and sheep steady around 16.00 to 20.00 for various categories.
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Uega
Hog price report keeps steady with mixed hogs varied
Indiana market notes unchanged prices for butcher hogs and steady to lower sows. No 1 and 2 barrows 190 to 225 pounds quoted at 16.50 to 17 dollars with several lots at 17.25 to 17.50. Cattle and lamb markets show steady trends with cows, vealers, and lambs listed in narrow ranges. Final line mentions yeast as an unrelated plant description.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Sears Roebuck Catalogs 1963 Spring Summer Release
Sears Roebuck and Co begins mailing its 411 page spring and summer general catalog to a record 9.1 million families nationwide. The 42 pound book features 140000 consumer items, published in 11 regional editions with about six weeks for mailing.
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Chicago
UPI
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Mary Wood Patient at St John’s Hospital
Mrs. Mary Wood of 728 West 9th Street is a patient at St John’s Hospital after a recent emergency ambulance transfer for sudden illness.
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Mary Wood
St. John’s Hospital
City Emergency
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Poplar St
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High St
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E. 55Th
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E. 29Th Street
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Mounds Rd
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Nichol Ave
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