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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1967

Page

3

Masons Install New Officers In Elwood Lodge and Council

Elwood Chapter 40 and Council No 93 installed new officers led by F C Hendre, Ehrmal Odom, Curtis Sullivan, Maurice Ewing, and Delbert Wells. Ceremonies held last Thursday in the Masonic Temple. Elwood Y Community Center opens registrations for winter spring programs including women’s swimming and free childcare during Ladies Day Out.

Elwood Sion Elwood Y Elwood Y Community Center

Final rites for Stella M Hairrell set in Alexandria

Final rites for Stella M Hairrell, 68, wife of Homer Hairrell of 205 West John Street, are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home. The Rev Eugene Lamport of First Christian Church will be the minister. Interment will be in Mt Etta Cemetery north of Marion. Friends may call at the mortuary.

Alexandria Stella M., Hairrell Homer Hairrell W. John St Karl M. Kyle Eugene Lamport First Christian Church Mt Etta Marion

Retired Farmer Ora Frazee Dies After Illness

Ora Frazee 96 or 86 died Monday at Mercy Hospital after weeks of illness. He was a retired farmer, born May 27, 1850 in Tipton County, son of David and Ella Frazee. Survived by widow Emma, brother Arn Frazee, sister Myrtle Mitchell. Funeral Thursday at Copher and Foster Funeral Home with Monsignor Hammes officiating. burial Elwood City Cemetery. Frank G. Tancey Dies in Fort Wayne. funeral held Tuesday. brother Attorney Michael E. Tancey of Elwood. surviving widow, two daughters Carol and Kay, six grandchildren, sister Ursula Myers, brothers Michael and Leonard. Dust storm could blow 300 million tons of topsoil per day across southwestern states in 1930s.

Elwood Ora Frazee Rt. 4 Monlay Mercy Hospital Mr. Frazee David Ella Walker Frazee Tipton County Busch Emma Arn Frazee Near Elwood Myrtle Mitchell Kokomo Copher Fesler Copher and Foster Funeral Theodore J. Hammes St. Joseph's Church Elwood City Frank Tasteey McCombs Fort Wayne Frank G. Tancey Michael E. Tancey Carol Kay Ursula Myers Michael Tancey Leonard Tancey Chicago

Mexico Bothered By Scotch Smugglers

Mexico City AP report says 272686 cases of scotch were consumed in Mexico last year with 970 bootlegged imports. The Mexican Association of Importers and representatives of beverages and foods estimates customs losses at 3.21 trillion. The piece notes significant illicit imports impacting official revenues and industry stakeholders.

Mexico City Mexican Association of Importers and Representatives of Beverages and Foods Mexico

Mercy Hospital Report From iElwood's

Mercy Hospital lists admissions and discharges for multiple local residents. Names include Joseph Hicks and Richard Nancy among others, with several moved or dismissed to various homes and facilities. Arthur Noble and John Richwine are noted in transfers related to ambulance services.

Euuutusee Mayme Barber North 9Th St Dickey Nursing Home Copher and Fesler Arthur E. Noble Forest Hills St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis John Richwine Rt. 2 Mercy Hospital

Elwood Social Activities Highlight Local Gatherings

Elwood hosts a series of events including a Hard Luck dance at Elks Lodge with guest speaker Jeannette Foust and a January 21 program. Christian and NCCW groups hold dinners and meetings at local churches with slated speakers, rosary prayers, and scrapbooks.

Elwood William Reseigh William Lewis Allon Jordan Hard Luck Ident Jeannette Foust Elks Lodge Dan Green

Marine Duo Completes Combat Course at Camp Pendleton

Marine Privates Michael L. Cox and Philip L. Howat completed four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton. Pvt. Thomas E. Richardson returns to Fort Knox for further training after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Richardson and wife Carolyn. Richards is expected to complete training in February.

Elwood Michael L. Cox Donald Cox South St Marine Philip L. Howat Frank W. Howat South Anderson St Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base Thomas EE. Richardson Fort Knox Kty Richardson S. 1 St Carolyn Py. Richards

Delco Radio Division Year End Review Highlights 1966

Delco Radio Division of Gen The occasion was observed in an oral ceremony as the year-end review of operations noted total spending of 144 million dollars for wages services and supplies. Riggs presented the review and announced milestones including a new product a stereo tape player and the 50 millionth radio produced on August 19 1966. The report cites 7764 average employment across five Kokomo plants and 57 million dollars paid in WSget new model automobiles.

Delco Radio Division Gen Oral Motors H. G Riggs Wsget Delco Radio Kokomo WIL Delo Radio 31 Division Delco Semconductor

Red Cross Course for Expectant Parents Opens in Madison County

A Red Cross course for expectant parents begins Tuesday January 91 at the Chapter House 914 Chase St with six two hour sessions. The free program targets mothers and fathers, covering pregnancy, baby care, feeding and nursery basics to help new families adjust comfortably. Registration via Madison County Red Cross Chapter House. Instructor Mrs. Jack Kynell RN leads the sessions.

Red Cross Chase St Tel Madison County Jack Kyhnell Kynell Portance Army Vision Dekohoki Us Radio Division Vietnam Delea Radis Vivian Willis Red Cross Chapter

Admiral Rickover Warns Nation On Knowledge Gap

New York UPI report. Admiral Hyman G. Rickover warned that the United States risks harmful technologies unless citizens gain solid knowledge to vote intelligently. He urged all Americans to educate themselves, noting youths must absorb knowledge to contribute to society and democracy. He spoke at a Printing Week dinner marking Benjamin Franklin’s birth anniversary and received the Franklin Award. Previous winners include Truman, Eisenhower, and Dean Rusk.

New York Upi—Vict Adm Hyman G. Rickover United States Naval Atomic U.S Rickover Admiral Benjamin Franklin New York Printing Industries Franklin Harry S Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Dean Rusk

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Masons Hairrell Citizens Banking CO Money Saver Mounds Mall Special Price Bermuda Carol Brent Wards Hardy Melton Gee Oklahoma City iElwood’s Mercy Hospital Report Blyyul Joseph Hicksley S. T St Richard Nancy N. 10Th St Ivan Moser W. 18Th St Lester Nicewin Nth Williard Marsh Frankton Jerry Beeman Wayne Matheny Lawrence McCormick S. St Edward Ault Aenta Larry Burwell Wayne Moyer Baby Fairmount Jehu’ Waymire Merk Frazer Anthony Ave Anderson William Townsend Black St Max Stewart N. A St. & Boy Charles Allman Alice Rehm Hallet Fifer Harry Jenkins Citizens Bank Jack Melling Gary Dalzell Hershell Miller Warren Cox Gerald Cooper Golden Circle East Main St. Christian Church Paul Terwilliger iCa Cecil iEnitford Brugger Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Lord Milan Johnson Howard Elmore Fred Johnson James Giselbach Paul Glenn Dae Kurtz Francis Price Paul Sizelove Helen Pfifer St. Bernadette Jack 'Hardebeck Johm Fettig Larry McElfresh Elwood Fire Department Margaret Phillips S. 14Th St Nancy Dudley Baath Clark Jean Phillips Pauline Murray Nancy Duelley Elith Clark Shirley Wilson Mary Wunder Virgle Roy An Mi Mevieve Balser Darm Ruby Hastess Jon Basinss Mary Baik Arsite Pea Sit Marine Duo Che Delcon Radio Delos Radio Admiral Rickover Nation Anderson Senior High School Ornement Abrery Anderson Public Schools
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