Two Fines Five Forfeitures In Elwood Court ELAWCON
Two persons were fined Tuesday in the city court of Mayor Robert Fortson. Jerome H. Magee of Alexandria was fined 10 dollars and costs for fee loss driving. Ronald W Roe of Fairmount was fined 1 dollar and costs for improper muffler. Forfeitures included: bert F
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Elwood Court
Elawcon
Robert Fortson
Jerome H. Magee
Alexandria
Jwas
Ronald W Roe
Fairmount
Bert F
Daleure-Creamer Vows Jan 26 In Elwood Baptist
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Catherine Creamer to Stanley Daleure set for January 26 at 2 30 PM in First Baptist Church Elwood relatives invited Catherine, a Wendell L Willkie High School graduate, is employed at G C Murphy Stanley Daleure is from Sparta Greece and works at Mangas Cafeteria. Also notes on influenza cases and related local health figures.
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Daloure
Athens
Greece
Mangas
Local clubs hold meetings and plan events in Elwood and Duck Creek
Felwood social activities feature the Homer Demonstration Club at Mrs. Emory Graham’s home with president Mrs. Ernest Levi presiding. Members discuss citizenship, sleeping sickness, and Christmas party plans while readers note upcoming meetings in February. Duck Creek Boone PTA announces a fish fry on Feb 8 with tickets from local organizers, and a Penn State police education film noted. World War Mothers plan to attend the Fifth District meeting at Kokomo Christian Church on Jan 14 with reservations open.
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Ray Wanekles
Mesdames Oakley
Skillman
Knuckles
Jesse Kratzer
Harold Boyer
Sam Stone
Mesdames
John R. Mood
Charlotte Stone
Willian McCreery
Mesdames Wruckles
Levi
Mangas
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
May Elliott
Mesdames Jacqueline
Pierce
Joyce Robbins
Jane Bourff
LaVesta Runyon
Loretta Hembree
Duck Creek-Boone
Mal
Shooal
Ralph Hinds
Harland Waymire
Roland Butler
Bob Swinford
Jay Peters
Thurman Runyan
James Armond
Safety Education Division
Penn Ftate Police Post
John MM. Millan
Hugh Gordon
Charles Dale
Eldon Heater
Ray Merrill
Palmer Sheedy
Kokomo Christian Church
Idan
Elwood
Eagles
Mildred Sullivan
Why Grow Old Self Improvement Marathon and wedding notices
A collage of items notes self improvement by Josephine Lowman offering an eight week marathon with diet tips and a mail request from Des Moines Iowa. It then reports posthumous Wilder Medal honors for Burkholder at Purdue and details a Marion Indiana wedding at St Pauls Catholic Church between Constance Leckie and Richard McAvoy with elaborate attire, attendants, and reception plans.
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Josephine Lowman
Richa St
Mildred Feighner
John Knipple
Gene Johnston
Jean Anne Leckie
Maureen Lahey
Alexa Leckie
Paula McAvoy
Elceatenhy
Vera Richter
Points for Parents to Mother: lunch threats and meals
A parent and mother dialogue warns about using threats to compel a child to eat lunch. The mother später offers a milk and outdoor time once hunger prompts eating, illustrating a cycle of coercion and care.
YMCA Today and Tonight Activity Schedule
A compact schedule lists multiple clubs and sports events at the YMCA including meetings for Lions Optimists YWCA United Workers pensions Mary Stewart BPW and Toastmasters. Evening gym sessions and basketball games feature Rockets Hi Y Flyers Vanguards Indians and Jets Skeoch Roof with start times from 7:00 to 9:00.
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Indians
Hi- Jets
Skeoch Roof
Elwood Hospital funds near goal in drive
Elwood reports Mercy Hospital building fund campaign total reached 230617.11 dollars with 922 pledges and 82953.24 cash. Campaign opened in October aiming at 250000. still 1990 pledges and 565 rural residents outstanding with 995 cards pending.
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Toensing
Robert L. DeHarity
Hospital
Fortson
Robert Fortson
Indiana University
Bloomington
IU Bureau of Government Research
York
More Acreage Now Planted In Peppers
California farmers grow about two thirds of the nation chili pepper crop. This year they planted 3,315 acres, up 6 percent from 1956. Last year’s pepper harvest reached 5,120 tons, a 40 percent rise over the 1916 crop. Gary Indiana hosted tours for sightseers of its steel mills and oil refineries.
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Los Angeles
California
Gary
Indiana
Homemakers Meet Jan 17 at Mildred Arbuckle Home
PENDLETON The flame makers Club will meet at 1 30 pm Jan 17 in the home of Mrs Mildred Arbuckle Co hosts will be Mrs Elmer Hardy and Mrs Leafy Nichols Mrs Levi Wisehart new president presides Roll call response will be If seen by the paper William Galberach and family return to Slursis Michigan after visiting his parents in Howard Hill area Others relocate from Dallas Medina Ohio Florida Huntsville etc Social notes and local moves included Also Indiana Toll Road safety record cited with 520 426 406 miles traveled 4 deaths Square dance set at Highland School Cafeteria Saturday Jan 14 adults 50c 10c students by Waymire Brothers.
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Howard Hill
Donald Huffman
Dallass
Muffman
Emery Davis
R. E. Brookbank
Ford Tracey
M. Tracey
Medina
Ohio
Raymond Nogers
Helen Olson
Florida
Bertha Hazelrigg
Leo Watkins
George Wood
Huntsville
Otto Goff
L. Mellinger
W. State St
Howard Wisehart
Connersville
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West Point
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Georgia
Elwood Baptist
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UPI
State Health Board
Felwood
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Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
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Ind
CL. Burkholder
Purdue University
American Pomological Society
Wilder
D McAvoy
Lewis Huston
Jade McMillan
Marissa Faust
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Garin Conley
Kentucky
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Kelley’s Exchange
Meridian
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YMCA
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New York
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Otto Wells
Harry Boll
Indianapolis
Indiana Toll Road Commission
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America
Alva R. Funk
Highland School
Waymire Brothers
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Kresge
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SuPer
Dollar Store
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