Greyhounds Ravens Clash In Crucial HCC Engagement
Indiana Central’s Greyhounds visit Anderson College for an 8 o’clock HCC showdown in O C Lewis Gym. Central leads the league at 8 0 while Anderson aims to climb from a tie for second place behind Franklin. The card also features JV hoops and a 3 30 p m wrestling clash as the season tightens.
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Anderson College
Indiana Central
Greyhounds
O. C. Lewis
Hounds
Ravens
Franklin
Lewis Gym
Eastsiders
Bluffton
Earlham
Manchester
Bob Macholtz
Macholtz
Goshen
Gene Wash
Chuck Hise
Gary Pate
Jim Fisher
Neil Carter
Daryl Lehnus
A. C. Eldridge
Lehnus
Eldridge
Jack Ice
Angus Nicoson
Capital City Outfit
Clark Crafton
Jim Cummings
Roger Wathen
Ray Monzigo
Jack Noone
Nicoson
Dave Spurgeon
Andy Moore
Central
Loop
Fridge Deal at Frank Krall's New Admiral 12 ft
New 12 ft Admiral refrigerator advertised at Frank Krall's for 178 dollars 88 cents with tax. This local sale highlights a budget appliance offering for shoppers seeking compact refrigeration.
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Admiral Refrigerator
W.t
Frank Krall’s
Lions Keglers End Tourney
Final weekend of bowling brings 600 men of Indiana Lions Clubs to Cooper's Sport Bowl for the 19th annual All-State Lions Bowling Tournament. Some 114 teams from 64 cities compete with over 3500 dollars in prizes. Ray Foust leads the event with Lester Mathews and Harry Helmic on the committee. Leonard Church heads the Anderson Lions Club.
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Indiana
Cooper’s
Anderson Lions Club
Anderson Area
Ray Foust
Lester Mathews
Harry Helmic
Leonard Church
New Castle Nips South Side In Last-Second Thriller
Hall's perfect jump shot at the horn lifts New Castle to a 45 44 win over Anderson South Side freshmen at the South Side gym. Higham 18 led New Castle. Delph 20 and Davis 14 paced South Side. New Castle improves to 5 4. South Side drops to 3 6.
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Hall
New Castle
Anderson South Side
South Side
South
Higham
B. Delph
H. Davis
Ccakothbanuke
Fermion
South Bend
Delph
Matthews
Madison Heights grapplers dominate Centerville in MH gym
Madison Heights varsity beat Centerville 37 13 and reserves won 42 10. MH improving to five wins four losses. Matches featured multiple pins and decisions including Bertrum pinning Bishop in :17 and Griner earning a fall in 4 43.
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Dave Nicholson
Madison Heights H. S
Centerville
Pirate
Madison Heights
Delph
Sherrow
Otis
McMahan
Hughes
Cook
Adams
McClain
E. Peters
Sedam
Schendelmayer
Peters
Abel
Bertrum
Griner
Terrell
Little
Ez Iperke
Morris
Songbird Feeder Construction Amid Weather Vane Tips
Instructions describe a wooden songbird feeder with a sloping roof, 10 inch square base, 4 inch rear height, 5 inch front height, a center bottom hole for a pipe, a tin bearing under the roof, a nail or bolt to center the pipe top, and a weather vane under the bottom to keep the front downwind. It advises filling with mixed seed such as a canary mix.
Wilson Club Five Clubs Lebanon Dominant 94 56 Victory
Wilson Club Five Clubs Lebanon defeated Lebanon 94 to 56 in a Boys' Club basketball game. Anderson Wilson and Wright led with double digit scores alongside Jordan Pullin Warner Baker and Wright. Isenhour Clifford and Johnson led the Lebanon scorers. Box DUNEDIN Fla 19 holes in one recorded by PGA members in 1964 tour.
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Lebanon
Anderson Wilson
Jordan
Pullin
Warner
Baker
Wright
Isenhour
Clifford
Johnson
Dunedin
Fla
UPI
PGA
Anderson
Bradley
Aker
Taylor
Wilson Ree
McCullough Davis
Jones
Ecoenes
Simms Walters
Emescen Ennersen
AHS Hosts 5 Team Swim Meet Today
Kokomo leads a five school North Central Conference swim meet at the AHS pool with insiders predicting a win. Action begins at 10 a.m. finals at 2 p.m. about 125 swimmers from Anderson Lafayette Kokomo Frankfort and Muncie Central compete including Clutch KinCiAD Jones Walker Shekell Gibbons Alexander and Fishback in events from 200 free to 400 free and multiple strokes.
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Kokomo
Anderson
Lafayette
Frankfort
Muncie
Suspicious Captures Tropical Park Handicap In Jammed Field
Suspicious threaded the rail to win the $66,100 Tropical Park Handicap at Tropical Park. Jockey Bayard guided the five year old Alabhai colt to a three length victory over Tibaldo earning $42,695. Doc tor Hank K was third as 11,690 spectators saw the heavy favorite Tibaldo falter.
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Miami
UPI
Suspicious
Bayard
Tibaldo
Doctor Hank K
Gran Califa
Tropical Park
Florida
Hank K
Eddie
H. N. Seltzer
Chicago
Broussard
Alabhai
Macedonia
Bob Ussery
Tronado
Jacinto Vasquez
South Florida
Rich Hialeah
Joseph M. Roebling
Black Mountain
Rainy Lake
FCC Chief Seeks Equal Time Reform Amid Broadcast Debate
Henry urges reform while opposing complete repeal. He argues broadcasters would gain power over major candidates if the equal time rule ends. He cites 1964 spending of about 40 million dollars on radio and TV time and proposes free air time matching paid time for major contenders.
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E. William Friday
Equal Guam
FCC
Whic
Nty Henry
Commonwealth Club
Henry
National Party
Jehovahs Witness Area Convention Set At Kokomo
The Anderson Congregation invites about 900 delegates to a three day Jehovahs Witnesses assembly at the Kokomo Armory 315 East Markland Ave January 29 to 31. Walter Wissman will preside and deliver the Sunday address Our Divided World Is It Here to Stay.
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Anderson Congregation
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Christian Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Kokomo
Walter R. Wissman
Jehovah's Witnesses
Wissman
Gregory labels Hoover a right winger at Gary rally
Comedian Dick Gregory accused J. Edgar Hoover of steering the FBI with an iron hand calling him a right winger at a Gary civil rights rally. Gregory spoke at a youth center event detailing his view of FBI tactics and leadership.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Dick Gregory
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Gregory
Gary
Why biscuits brown on the bottom
Advice for even baking suggests using a heavier or shinier baking sheet to prevent bottom browning. A dull or thin sheet can overheat and scorch biscuit bottoms, so upgrading bakeware may improve results.
Elmwood Socials Highlight Church and Club Gatherings
Elwood reports include a Flwood Social Activities meeting led by Mrs. Thelma Bess with devotionals, secret Pal draw, and refreshments. The Conservation Club hosted its annual venison supper at the club house, while Grace Methodist Church's Progressive Workers Class held an all day meeting with cards for ill members and a birthday surprise for Josie Stokes. Lillian Yetz returned home from Florida after visiting there.
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Elwood
Ethel Curtis
Thelma Bess
Bess
Drey George
Charlotte Stafford
Daisy Legg
Adeline le
Esther Waymire
Irises
Opal Cable
Eunice Mays
Ethel Frazee
Pauline Renner
Conservation Club
Grace Methodist Church
Grace
Daisy Peyton
Della Paddock
Mabel LaRue
Anderson
Clara van Ness
Josie Stokes
Effie Carter
Anna Lee
Stella Frazee
Hattie Coxen
Gayle Moore
Romain Wiswell
Hello Dolly Finishes Year On Broadway
New York AP reports Dolly Levi celebrates one year on Broadway at the St James Theater with 624000 attendees spending 4 million dollars. Star Carol Channing signs through 1967, and producer David Merrick plans two more national tours. Original cast album tops 700000 copies. Armstrong title song hits one million copies.
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New York
Dolly Levi
Broadway
Jerry Herman
Louis Armstrong
Lyndon
Johnson
Former Anderson Youth Enlists in Army for Three Years
Roscoe H. Russell Jr., 17, son of Retired Sgt Roscoe Russell, has enlisted for three years and heads to Fort Knox for basic training. A Shortridge High School senior until enlisting, he will then attend Central Assistant School at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. His mother Mae E. Smith serves as secretary for the Commanding Officer at the U.S. Recruiting Main Station in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Roscoe H. Russell, Jr
Roscoe Russell
U S. Army
Fort Knox
Russell
Anderson
Shortridge High School
Central
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Mae E. Smith
U.S. Co
Anapolis
Mercy Hospital Notes Elwood Dispatches and Admits Patients
Elwood's Mercy Hospital reports dismissals and admissions including Mrs Charles Graham and baby Frankton and Jack Creston. Admissions list Mrs Oscar Miller Mrs Cecil Douglass Mrs Hazel Wise and Mrs William Baxter all of Elwood. Ambulance trips include Clara Becker to home 1623 South D St. and Floyd Butler moved to 2114 South J St. Fire department response to a 61 Ford Falcon fire at 1321 S D St and Mary Larue 12 taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Elwood
Charles Graham
Baby
Frankton
Jack Creston
Oscar Miller
Cecil Douglass
Hazel Wise
William Baxter
Clara Becker
Mercy Hospital
South D St
Copher and Fesler
Joseph Boyer
South J St
I.U. Medical Center
York-Dunnichay
Teapot Spout Cleaning Tip
Keep pipe cleaners on hand and use them for cleaning that teapot spout to remove residue and ensure a smooth pour. Use a small brush for tight spots afterward.
Christian Church Presents Film My Brother Screening
The East Mainet Christian Church will show the film My Brother at 7 p.m. Sunday. The World Outreach committee sponsors the event with a post film panel including Mr and Mrs Joe Barnett Mr and Mrs Fred Si and Mr and Mrs Robert Williams. All church members are invited.
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Elwood
My Brother
East Mainet Christian Church
World Outreach Committee
Joe Barnett
Fred Si
Robert Williams
Bethany Dinner To Honor 80 New Church Members
Bethany Christian Church hosts a Wednesday evening dinner to honor 80 new members. The pot-luck event, with Church Board members and families as hosts, features welcomes by Perry Hobbs and brief remarks from elders. Kendall Cox directs singing and a church male quartet performs. Louis E. Kineman announces public invitation.
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Tthe Bethany Christian Church
Perry Hobbs
Charles Conrad
Lawler
James Dixon
Kendall Cox
Louis E. Kineman
Courts Face New Suits Filed in Barnhart Poole and Mehling Cases
Circuit Court Rita Sue Barnhart sues William R. Barnhart for separation of bed and board custody support and attorney fees with Lawrence H. Robbins listed. Superior Court Judith Poole vs Edwin M Poole seeks separation from bed and board with R Walsh noted. Superior Court Anderson Loan Association sues George D Mehling Jr Betty Ann Mehling on a promissory note and to foreclose real estate mortgage by Charles H. Dickman.
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Rita Sue Barnhart
William R. Barnhart
Lawrence H. Robbins
Superior Court
Judith Poole
Edwin M. Poole
R. Walsh
Anderson Loan Association
George D. Mehling Jr
Betty Ann Mehling
Charles H. Dickman
U S manufacturers use over 700 million pounds of oils for dressings
A historical note states that last year U S manufacturers utilized more than 700 million pounds of oils in the production of salad dressings. This figure highlights the scale of oil use in the food industry and reflects widespread formulation practices across multiple brands and facilities.
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U. S
Newcolor TV Deals at Frank Krall's Store
Newcolor televisions available with prices starting at 349.95 at Frank Krall's showroom. Limited stock and promotional offer for local shoppers.
Licensed hair consultant to discuss baldness in Anderson
Mr. J. M. Botkins will visit King's Crown Inn Anderson Indiana Sunday January 17 1965 from 1 pm to 8 30 pm offering free consultation on hair and scalp problems. Learn how home methods combat baldness with a written guarantee and no charge to talk.
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Anderson
Indiana
Louisville
J. M. Botkins
King’s Crown Inn
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