Highland Tops Noblesville in Freescoring Clash
Highlanders defeated Noblesville Millers 63 to 57 on the Highland floor led by Smith Shelton Etchison Melson and Ellis. Noblesville was paced by Porter Camp and Campbell with the Noblesville second team scoring 42 points while Highland totaled 63. Referee May and umpire Stewart officiated. Gulfstream Park records payoff noted for historical context.
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Dim Crosley
Highland
Highlanders
Noblesville Millers
Smith
Shelton
Etchison
Melson
Ellis
Porter
Camp
Campbell
Noblesville
Nob'ville FC
Ft-Highland
Utter
Abel
Omelson
Scott
Anderson College hosts Franklin College in Hoosier clash
Anderson College and Franklin College square off at 7 30 p m in the campus gym as the top Hoosier Conference contenders clash The Ravens hold a 5 0 league mark and a 16 2 overall slate while Franklin seeks its first conference win at 0 3 Jack Wilson and Gary Ausbin pace Anderson with 23 2 and 22 4 scoring averages Roger Reed is Franklin s top freshman guard at 16 1 points per game and Franklins Jack Chastain leads in free throws with .841% The game marks the 19th of the season for Anderson and the 26th in the series with Franklin, as both teams pursue a high stakes league win
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Franklin College
Ravens
Franklin
Reecord
Anderson
Bobi Macholtz
Jack Wilson
Gary Ausbin
Roger Reed
George Glass
Ausbun
Larry DeHority
HCC
Jack King
Taylor
DeHority
King
Jack Chastain
Reed
Ron Stork
Manchester
Ralph Steinke
Chastain
Max Clain
A Steinke
Wilson
Culp
Raven
Tally Central State
NATA
Macholtz
Siginke
Ron Fields
Herman Moyer
Grizzlies
Pendleton Edges Madison Heights In Close Conference Clash
Pendleton defeated Madison Heights Pirates 56 to 54 to stay atop the White River Conference slate. Crosley Edwards and Conner starred for Pendleton while Reed Wright Boots and Bolles led Madison Heights in a hard fought game.
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Pendleton
Madison Heights Pirates
Rogers
Crosley
Edwards
Conner
Reed
Wright
Boots
Bolles
Boxmani
Mizendézon
Fapatite T
Ate
Ocrastey
U Edwards
Ballex
OiConner
Arnold O Eckhoede
Tavats
Tadison Heights
WIZE
Halems
Wehsollek
Madison Heights
Pendleton da
Fortville Demons Triumph In Narrow Carmel Victory
Fortville build a 55 to 46 win over Carmel on Friday night at Noblesville floor. Fortville's Demons led 16 14 first quarter and 24 10 at halftime before holding on for the final margin. Key scorers included Fortville players with per game lines and Carmel names such as Wyatt Beard Petty and Dobbins. Referee: Read. Umpire: Arvin. Second Team: Fortville 45 Carmel 28.
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Noblesville
Fortville
Carmel
Fortvile
Carmel Fe Wyatt
Petty
Qfearrin
Fink
alPfotha
Dobbins
iJohnson
Hardin
Baur
Gibson
Helmuth
Fortvilis
Arvin
Fortvills
Gaels Aim For First Win Over Wilkinson In Five Years
St Marys Gaels coached by Charles Renneisen take on Bob Browns Wilkinson Bulldogs in a yearly high school basketball clash. Wilkinson has beaten St Marys the last four seasons with scores including 53 43 and 81 79. Parental honors will be given at halftime in the AHL Wigwam.
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Charles Renneisen
Anderson
St. Mary's Gaels
Bob Brown
Wilkinson Bulldogs
Wilkinson
Gaels
St. Mary's
St. May's
St. Mary
Kluszewski Signs 1958 Contract With Pirates
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced that first baseman Ted Kluszewski signed his 1958 contract. General Manager Joe Brown said Kluszewski would be the highest paid Pirate after being acquired from the Cincinnati Redlegs in exchange for Dee Fondy. He likely took a slight cut from last year’s $35,000. Kluszewski plans to report to Fort Myers training camp in early February.
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Burgh Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Joe Brown
Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dee Fondy
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fort Myers
Fla
Ed Bouchee arrested in Spokane for child molestation
Spokane police say Philadelphia Phillies rookie Ed Bouchee admitted three child molesting cases after voluntary talk with officers. Prosecutor filed indecent exposure charges. bond set at 2500. Bouchee, 23, is married and father of one. he hit .293 with 17 homers and 76 RBIs in his first full Phillies season.
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Spokane
Wash
Ed Bouchee
Philadelphia Pahillies
Ralph Johnson
Johnson
Bouchee
John Lally
Nations form Foundation for Mutual Aid in Africa
London eight nations announced the Foundation for Mutual Aid to act as a clearing house for aid to sub Saharan Africa. It will arrange bilateral agreements and not hold funds or replace existing cooperation. Members include Belgium France Britain Portugal Liberia South Africa Ghana and Rhodesia and Inland. Others may join.
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London
Organization of Foundation For Mutual Assistance
Sahara Desert
Claude Cheysson
France
Commission For Technical Cooperation In
Africa
Sahara
Belgium
Britain
Portugal
Liberia
South Africa
Ghana
Federation of Rhodesia
FFMA
Elwood Larceny Costs Jail Term
Elwood Dickie Roller of 16% S. 16th St. fined $1 and costs and jailed 30 days for petit larceny in city court before Mayor Fortson. Roosevelt Hoskins was found not guilty of disorderly conduct. Forfeitures and other cases noted, with hospital notes listing dismissals and admissions at Mercy Hospital and local facilities.
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Elwood
Dickie E. Roller
S. 16Th St
Robert Fortson
John T. Harris
Q St
State Farm
Roosevelt Hoskins
N. 13Th St
James R. Higgs
Terre Haute
Russell L. Toler
John R. Wright
Fort Wayne
Mercy Hospital
John Smedley
Baby
Green Acres
Charles Thornberry
23Rd St
Carl Antrim
S. IT St
Robert Todd
Frankton
Kenny, Giselbach
David Gibson
Ollie Mutt
Robert James Moore
S. 18Th Street
James Sheppherd
Tipton
George Holliday
S. Ta
Robert Kellems
Pearl Loser
Hortense Weismiller
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Curtisville
Copher and
Fesler
County Savings Bond Sales Rise in December
Indiana counties increased United States Savings Bond sales by 17.6 percent in December from the prior year, with Madison County reporting 598,343.02 dollars versus 285,729.48 dollars a year earlier. Nationwide, sales rose 1.3 percent as 58 of Indiana’s 92 counties posted gains.
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Indiana
U. S
John Kellegge
Madison County
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
Kellegge
Farmers Class Monday Night In Elwood School
ELWOOD Clinton Morgan for the Madison County Soil Conservation Service will present a program for joint Young Farmer and Adult Farmer classes at Wendell L. Willkie high school building at 7:30 p.m. Monday. In the agriculture room he will discuss soil testing advantages and correct soil sampling methods, talk on fertilization to fix soil deficiencies, and explain the Soil Conservation Service. He has many years of experience and can answer questions on soil conservation drainage and farm planning.
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Elwood
Clinton Morgan
Madison County Soil Conservation Service
Wendell L. Willkies High School
Morgan
Soil Conservation Service
Delco Remy Promotes, Retires Map Factory Changes
Delco Remy announced seven promotions at its division and eight retirements. Stanley Kaminski moves to oversee shipping and materials at the Olathe plant while A B Raiser becomes night shift sanitation foreman. Several designers, a suggestion investigator, and toolmaker journeymen were named. Long service awards went to six employees with 25 year watches. retirements include Halsema, Bancroft, Cram, Murdock, Brown, Tucker, Kirchenhauer, and Gnotee.
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Delco-Remy
Stanley V. Kaminski
Anderson
Olathe
Kan
A. B. Raiser
William L. Widebrink
Forrest L. Stinson
Charles W. Fletcher
Dorris \. Karr
Eugene H. Glaze
Nelle, J. Hodson
Mildred S. Dixon
Alberta Henderson
Two Traffic Cases Heard by City Court Judge Smith
Two traffic cases were heard yesterday in city court by Judge Carl T. Smith. Billy Ralph Pickens, 22, 512 WW dth St, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 39.75 with a one year license suspension recommended. arrest was Oct. 26, 1957. Marion Turner, 29, 1004 Locust St, was fined 15.75 for operating without a license. Auxiliary events were announced for Towsey Park and a February 26 charity show at the 662 building to raise funds for a youth baseball field and a new building at Madison Ave.
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Billy Ralph Pickens
Dth
Smith
Pickens
Iul
I the
Marion
Turner
Towsey Park
Madison Ave
Championship Bowling Tourney Carded At Local Lanes
The Anderson City Womens Bowling Association schedules two weekends of action January 25 26 and February 1 2 at Brown's Recreation and Murnan's East Side lanes. Defending champions Vasbinder Realty captained by Gwendolyn Bullerdick earned 2871 last year with teammates Eleanor Jackson Kate Brown Vera Osborne and Juanita Stultz. Mary Belle Guard and Eileen Altherr defend their doubles title while Bertha Blansett is the defending singles champ. The event uses WIBC sanctioned rules with 60 percent handicaps and team averages up to 1000.
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Anderson City
Brown
Murnan
East Side
Vasbinder Realty Company
Gwendolyn Bullerdick
Vasbinder Realty
Eleanor Jackson
Kate Brown
Vera Osborne
Mabel Dean
Juanita Stultz
Dee Ganger
Bullerdick
Eileen Altherr
Mary Belle Guard
Bertha Blansette
Bertha
WIBC
Anderson Woman's Bowling Association
Jean Ramsey
Helen Higi
Olive Tilghtman
Ann Merritt
Marilyn Schuster
Mabel
Dean
Margaret Gibbens
Clara Schlager
Guide
Nite Owl
Parkins
Kvants
Vaskinder
Kathryn C. Hatzel Murnan
W. Eckert -Garden Crust
Davis
Peru
Elwood
Panthers
Vaskinder Realty Co
G. Bullerdi
Esb Pase
Morgan
ZiKing
Ide Day
T. Patrigraw
Wikle Finance Mob
Elwood Se
JeLadias
XK. C. Hotrel Percy
Hoyl
Elacnoe Jackson
Baker
Umpae
Kibly
U—Bell
Markey Rae Davis
T Guide Mite Owl
Doyce Muir
Dorotha Adams
Anaconda
Wheeess
J. Harps
Ian Mildred Santher
Si—Benefial
King
Stan Hosek
Thelma Condon
T—Murnan
A. Murnan
Grandview Grille
L. Fraumann
Guide Day League
Stultz D
Kellay
Furniture
D. Gunger
Tupman
Super Market
Spall
Britondpeas
Fevaesues
Xe Jahnsen
Syracuse
Fle Hovie
Harold John
Doris Coates
Helen Xeligsson
Philadelphia
Bert Whitehurst
Baltiianor
Mary Naeema Shoreimore
Lovada Priest
M. Gibbens
Bertihar Atieeser
Dhris Lucas Arline Poore
Rofary
SoRue
Alice Man Johnson
VoHoster Vanderhost
D. Stoley
Baltimore
Louise Eble
Hazel Porter
Gunn Gladys Schmalte
White- Rosentte Roe
Maxine Peal
Helan Kreight
Marjorie Groonine
Mary Johnson
Margret King
T-Helen Rohn
Madge Kensting
Audy Willis
Lone Bracca
Juanito Stulte
Venita Withe
Evelyn Tanner
M Ackerman
Grete Knighton
Mildred Bayley
Park Department Prepares For Summer Activity
Park officials led repairs to park and playground equipment and department motor gear in advance of summer. Athletic Park race track resurfacing is two thirds done with about 700 loads of top dirt placed. 1,300 more loads hoped to finish. Weather delays are noted. Plans consider converting Madison Avenue dump front into a playground. dirt fill, landscaping, and grass seed needed. Swimming pool plumbing will be repaired and a new upstairs system installed. dressing room and shower area work completed last year.
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George Slinkard
Athletic Park
Madison Avenue
Elwood Clubs Hold Social Meetings and Elections
Elwood clubs moved through January with multiple gatherings. The Homecraft Club met at Mrs. Lloyd Richwine’s home, with Mrs. Howard Wise presiding and lessons on citizenship led by Mrs. Dalice Etchison. The RCC Club planned its 23rd anniversary for Feb 20 at Mrs. Underliner’s home. The Elwood Hobby Club elected officers at Mrs. Nellie Blair’s home, with 12:20 pm luncheon planned for Jan 30 at Mrs. Lamm’s. The Golden Circle Class hosted a chop suey dinner at Mrs. Joseph Wright’s home, planning a Feb 20 birthday party and welfare donation. Calendar Club’s Maude Stage hosted a gathering with birthdays celebrated and a Jan 30 follow-up. The Loyal Women’s Class of First Baptist meets at Mrs. Emmal Havens’ home with Mrs. Gladys Flynn leading devotions.
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Elwood
Homecraft Home Demonstration Club
Lloyd Richwine
Howard Wise
Howard Stottlemeyer
Richwine
Dalice Etchison
Sam Lilsey
Monroe Asbey
Wise
Rt. 2
Tlwood
RCC Club
Gertrude Underliner
Pearl Robinson
Underriner
Mesdames
Nora Swart
Viva Simmons
Gladys Hawkins
Josephine Burchette
Edith Martin
Danny
Dessie Nudings
Cynthia Nuding
Vava Barber
Michael Westerfield
Hobby Club
Elwood Hobby Club
Nellie Blair
Blair
Flora McElfresh
Blanche Lamm
Goldie Wikle
Margaret Lineberry
Mary Ray
Lamm
Mabel LaRue
Dames Armelia Bradley
E. I. LaRue
Golden Circle
East Main Street Christian Church
Joseph Wright
Worth Dellinger
Elimond
Virgil Ray
Gladys Ripley
Betty McCoy
Anderson
Effie, Carter
Ethel Cooper
Nora‘ Antle
Calendar Club
Maude Stage
Dorothy Justice
Ruth Williams
Dessie Crul
First Baptist Church
Emmal Havens
Gladys Flynn
Adah Cullipher
Encore Beats Iron Liege in Ponciana Handicap at Hialeah
Encore, the Brookneade Stable 7-year-old sprinter, outpaced Iron Liege by three quarters of a length in the six furlong Ponciana Handicap at Hialeah Park before 21,964 fans. Jockey Sammy Boulmetis steered Encore to a time of 1:02 and the winner paid $19.50, $7.10, and $5.10 with Iron Liege paying $4.00 and $3.00 for places. Encore earned $19,400 for Brookmeade Stable from a $25,825 purse. it was Encore’s first handicap victory for the year-old More Sun offspring.
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Hialeah
Encore
Brookneade
Iron Liege
Rich Hialeah Park
Sammy Boulmetis
Sonny Dan
Esabel Judge Sloane
Sonny O' Dan
Brookmeade Stable
Quick First Aid For Dog Poisoning
Advice on immediate steps after suspected poisoning in dogs including signs such as pain convulsions nausea and trembling. Suggests giving a heavy salt water emetic dose of two tablespoons and notes large dogs may need more. warns to seek a veterinarian's diagnosis and treatment.
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Poe
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Summitville Sun
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D. H. Goble Pvt. Lev
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Galdi Blackburn
Dewsia Rhoads
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