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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1964

Page

4

Elwood Students Compete In BS Speech Contests

Ellwood high school speech participants under Donald Brown and Larry Gardner compete at Ball State in the 18th annual High School Speech Conference with more than 100 Indiana schools and 1500 pupils across eight categories. Names include Dorothy Duffitt, William Cannon, Duane Wittkamper, Mark Winings, William Bishop, Ronald Jones, and Lynn Murray.

Muncie Wendell Willkie Ellwood Donald Brown Larry Gardner Ball State Teachers College Duane Diedrich Indiana Dorothy Duffitt William Patrick Cannon Duane Wittkamper Mark Winings Wililiam Bishop Ronald Jones Lynn Murray

Alexandria Social Activities Tea for Home Demonstration Club

In Alexandria a tea for members of the Profit and Pleasure Home Demonstration Club and guests was held Wednesday evening at the rooms. Hostesses were Mrs. Chester Ellis and Mrs. Ralph Reavis. Guests included Mesdames Conwell and Grose, Edgell, Harrison, Judd, Lear, Meyers, etc. Demonstration agent Kathryn Gregory spoke on land grant colleges and home economics. Devotions by Mrs. Johnson, safety lesson by Mrs. Grose, and a purse handkerchief gift to attendees. Next meeting February 21 with Mrs. George Meyer.

Alexandria Profit and Pleasure Home Demonstration Chester Ellis Ralph Reavis Orville Conwell Lloydlinger Russell Edgell Chester Harrison Fllis Hazel Grose Lloyd Har Rolljrison A. F. Hinds Everett Call Judd Grace Lear George Mey Kathryn Gregory Homejer Taft Pelfrey Hubert Shaw Firman Hosier William T. Gauaga Ams of Witch Frank Horn Economics Robert Johnson Karen Smith Johnson YWCA Allen Grose Jed Fred Cartwright Kenneth Bruson James Ruins Boston John Bit Missiner Charles Weed Mae Hamil Gregory Mesdame Karen Chester Thurston Merrill Small Smith Lee Imes Lewis Dunn Otis Delinger Mae Etchison J. RB. Chamness Leland Smith Howard Foley Mano Anu Mea Wu

Mrs. Maude Sprong dies at 71 in Elwood home

Elwood: Mrs. Maude Sprong, 71, of 606 North 20th Street, died at 10:15 a.m. Thursday after a 10 month illness. Born August 8, 1892, in Hamilton County near Noblesville, she was daughter of Frank and Mary Fetty. She had two marriages, first to James Welch and later to Jack Sprong, who died in March 1963. Survivors include sons Claude and Virgil Welch of Elwood and Ralph Welch of Lapel, daughter Deloris Faucett of Kokomo, sister Clara Hershburger of Ridgeville, nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.

Elwood Maude Sprong 20Th St Hamilton County Noblesville Frank Mary Fetty James Welch Jack’ Sprong Claude Virgil Welch Ralph Welch Lapel Deloris Faucett Kokomo Clara Hershburger Ridgeville

Sinking ship life boat drills and naval safety notes

A column discusses lifeboat procedures and life preserver training aboard passenger ships. It cites the Andria Doria sinking, notes crews must be at stations, and emphasizes long sea experience and frequent inspections. Also reports local obituaries and ambulance calls including Mrs. Lenora Antle and others.

Andria Doria

Elwood Social Activities and Club Meetings

Elwood residents held a Wednesday night demonstration club meeting led by Mrs. Ernest Levi with Dr. Ray Waymire showing slides on the South Pacific. Moose Lailies discussed October through December birthdays and announced an 8 p m public game with dancing and a teenage dance upcoming. Next Elwood gathering Jan 4 at 7 30 pm features Home nursing and First aid.

Elwood 49Ers Ernest Levi William McCreery Jesse Kratzer Ray Waymire South Pacific Islands Ray Knuckles Oakley Skillman Eugene Harney Hazel Wise James McNeely George Williams Fred Prus Moose Lailies Women of the Moose Moose Barbara Reeves Joyce Basey Margaret Arehart King’s Daughters East Main St Christian Church Fellowship Ethel Longerbone Martha Pitcher Eva Heflin Ruby Parker Hazel Standerford Josephine Burchette Juanita Jackson Madonna Smock

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