Edgewood Seeks Referendum on Annexation and Sewer Plan
Edgewood residents debate a proposed 450000 to 490000 sewer disposal works and annexation to Anderson. A public meeting is set for January 29 at the Town Hall to present engineer estimates per lot and answer questions, with opponents urging a referendum and possible annexation to resolve the dispute.
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Falgewood
Atorneys
Edge- Word
Anderson
Charles H. Dickmann
Jerrald
Finney
Daniel D. Quicke
Everett L. Fleck
Charles R. Humphrey
Billy W. C. Schuyler
John Clouser
John Crisler
George Mita
Edgewood
E. E. Fleck
Town Board of
Evansville Fire Draws 96 Firemen From Three Cities
In Evansville Wisconsin a three story Press building fire drew more than 96 firefighters from Wille Janesville and Orfordville. The Evansville crew fought flames that broke brickwork. most of the blaze remained inside walls. Firemen sprayed both buildings to prevent spread and got the blaze under control in about two hours. Sputnik fell January 4 Moscow says Soviet scientists reviewing calculations show Sputnik 1 penetrated denser atmospheric layers and evaporated three months after launch.
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Evansville
Wis
Wille
Janesville
Orford
Ile
Evanoile Finting, Company
Tes Press
Lin
Sputnik
Moscow
Spnik 1
1958 Corn Reserve Signups Near First Week Totals
The county ASC office reports signups for the 1958 corn acreage reserve during January 13 to March 7. About 300 acres entered in the first week, with voluntary participation and a $5,000 per person payment limit. Farmers must submit allotment notices or maps showing field counts, acres, and crops planted for 1958 and 1937, plus contact details for ASC inquiries.
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Madison Court
Armers
Jesse Shuman
Shunan
Shuman
ASC
Hospital Dismissals Listed From St Johns
Released from St Johns Hospital were numerous individuals with residential addresses in the city. Names include Robert Bliven Lena Higgens Earl Gribsby and infant daughter, Charles Castor, Barnabas Shelton, and Mrs Roy Bilbrey with infant daughter, among others. Also noted are Miss Diana Kemkemian and alts from Anderson College and Zoe Warren the College Maven.
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Lena Higgens
Walton
Earl Gribsby
Daugther
Locust
Roy Bilbrey
William Shell
Brown St
Charles Kuhns
Pendleton
E. J. Conner
Pearl Stalrs
Zoe J. Warren
College Maven
Diana Kemkemian
Anderson College
Charlotte Magee
Eisenhower Warns Against Using Security as Political Pawn
President Eisenhower urged Americans to keep security and peace out of partisan fights as he campaigned across the nation. He cited economic strain from a drop in production and urged Republicans to field a strong, all‑star slate. He defended missile and defense programs while stressing national unity and fiscal discipline.
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Eisenhower
Minneapolis
Sherman Adams
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Paul “M. Butler
Washington
Adams
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Meade Alcorn
Sen
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Rep
Richard Mt. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Illinois
America
U.S
Ike Sees Bright Economic Future Amid Slump Says Watch Policy Action
President Johnson urged private and public policy restraint to curb inflation while maintaining free markets. He stressed growth can continue despite a slack economy and warned against labeling the downturn as a recession. Democratic critique of defense policy drew sharp responses as leaders from Benson to Weeks outlined Republican plans and urged unity.
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Johnson
Polio Recovery Tales Highlight Need For Funds
A family recalls Danny and Dix, two polio patients who recovered after vaccines and care in Texas. They contrast with children who remain paralyzed, needing iron lungs, braces, or crutches, urging Madison County Polio Fund to expand support for victims and future prevention.
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Rurman Sinker
Hendricks
Da 5
Texas
Dixi
We IL
Danny
Dan
Madison County
Marine Instructor Waives Preliminary Hearing on Burglary Charges
ALEOBURL Iowa Marine Corps drill instructor of the year 857 waived a preliminary hearing on burglary and grand larceny charges. Justice of the Peace Glenn Toothe set bonds at 5000 each. The state will pursue waiver grand jury action and a direct hearing in Circuit Court Wednesday.
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Aleoburl
James House
Marine Corps
Fonday
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Toothe
Louse
Dubuque
Towa
Knox County
Unclear fragment hints at new drug discovery claim
Fragmentary text mentions a new heli vb and discovery of worlds at a re named institute, with vague references to a state home, superior or ointment form, and a money back warranty. Details are unreadable and names uncertain.
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hosDyne
Winter Storm From Page C Brings Arctic Chill Across States
A harsh winter blast drove temperatures below zero from Mountain View to Owls Head in the Adirondacks with Saranac Lake at 22 below. Syracuse posting below zero for the seventh day this month, as heavy snow warnings spread from northeast Kansas to lower Michigan. Meteorologists expected up to six more inches atop recent falls, with up to a half foot possible south to Arkansas. Icy roads snarled travel across Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, and Texas while conditions worsened in Michigan and the western plains.
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Mountain View
Owls Head
New York Adirondacks
Saranac Lake
Syracuse
N.Y
Midlands
Kansas
Michigan
Arkansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Uper
Lower
West Central
Anderson Obituaries: Connelly and Majors Services
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Alice M. Connelly 88 of Rt 4 Anderson at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Boyd and Nichols Bax ter Town with burial in town. The body was moved to Sells and Rowe and later to Town after she died Saturday at her son William Connelly’s home. Mrs Ivy Baker Majors of Lebanon sister of W B Page died Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Myers Funeral Home in Lebanon will handle services with 3 p.m. funeral today.
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Alice. Connelly
Alice M. Connelly
Anderson
Boyd and Nichols
Baxter
Town
Connelly
William Connelly
Sells and Rowe
Ivy B. Majors
Ivy Baker Majors
Lebanon
W.B. Page
W. 9Th St
Methodist’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Myers Funeral Home
Lebaston
Airport Fund Drive Targets $50,000 at Chesterfield
Madison County Home and adjacent farmland near Chesterfield await final federal approval. The Anderson Airport Fund Committee meets Friday evening at the YMCA to announce whether private contributions meet or exceed the $50,000 goal.
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Madison County
Chesterfield
Anderson Airport Fund Committee
YMCA
Fairmount and Fortville Obituaries and Campus Building Update
Adeline Goodall 96 of Fairmount dies today at Lyons Success Nursing Home after long life as a retired teacher. The city pledges funds and GM support to complete an $80,000 goal for private gifts toward a $100,000 transfer for the project. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Fairmount with burial at Park Cemetery. Also, Clem J. Wood 73 of Fortville dies. services Tuesday at Fortville Christian Church with burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Sue Evan N. Shull 8 months dies near Fortville. services at Fortville Home with burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Page One notes: a new residence hall on campus funded by long-term FHA loan, with open house planned. 174 women to occupy modern rooms on four floors next fall. Morrison says Dora Batdorff named housemother. Grace Wilson 65 of Pendleton dies. services Wednesday at Sugar Grove United Brethren Church. survivors include husband H. Ray Wilson, daughter Emma Houge, and four grandchildren. Mary Collins 78 of Pendleton dies. survived by husband Edgar, daughter Mrs. Charles Van Hoy, three sons, and other relatives. Johnathon D. Stanberry 71 of Fortville dies. services Wednesday in Indianapolis and burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Harrold R. Denis 47 of Indianapolis, former Elwood resident, dies. services Wednesday at First Baptist Church Greenfield with burial in Washington Park Cemetery.
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Aveline Goodall
Pairmount
Adeline Goodall
Fairmount
Lyons
General Motors Northern
Frank Goodall
Anderson
Fortville
Morris
Gravel Lawn
Federa Housing and Home Finance Agency
Associated Builders
Anderson, General Contractors
Arthur Henning
Morrison
Dora Batdort
Anderson College
Grace Wilson Pendleton
Grac Wilson
Greenfiel
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Ir Pendleton
Quine
Emma Wilson Shaul
H. Ray Wilson
Wilson
Sugar Grove United Brethren Church
Ladies Aid Society
Queen Esther Club
Progressive Reading Club
Brotherhood and Sisterhood of
Wilkinson
Order of the Eastern Star
Eden
Emma Jean Houge
Thompson
N. D
Charles Shaul
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Louise Clark
Comellae
Sugar Grove
Artie |Stohler
Mary Collins Pendleton
Mar
Alice Collins
Middletown
Madison County
John and
Elizabeth Polk
Edgar
Collins
Mt. Gilead
Dauzher
Charles van Hoy
Emory and Ward
Pendleton
Roy Me Markleville
Tamer Collier
Madrone
Maudie Pearl Young dies at 68 in Noblesville
Noblesville Mrs Maudie Pearl Young 68 of RA 5 Noblesville died early Sunday at Riverview Hospital Noblesville She was born in Fortville and lived in the community 27 years member of Bethlehem Church Surviving husband sister and several brothers Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Noblesville with Rev Loren Rapp Port land and Rev J R Simerson Noblesville officiating Burial in Stony Creek Cemetery
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Harvey Young
Noblesville
Maudie Pearl Young
Riverview Hospital
Bridge funds set for two county projects along creeks
The county plans 30 000 from the cumulative bridge fund for a bridge over Sugar Creek on the Mason Hancock line and 18 000 for a bridge over Bills Creek near Alexandria. Commissioners will open bids on Jan 2. In South Bend, John B. Hoffman 28 a roofing company employee died after falling 25 feet at Notre Dame. Widow and two children survive.
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Cumultive Bridge Fund
Sugar Creek
Mason-Hancock County
Bills Creek
Alexandria
Board of Commissioners
South Bend
Ind
John B. Hoffman
Moreau
Notre Dame
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Rican Security Corp
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Rank H. Allis
David Adams
Elver Adcock
Leonard Austin
James E. Allen
Milford Barron
Max E. Beigh
Art Benler
Don Bowen
Myron Brosier
Philip 8. Cooper
Wright C. Coton
L. A. Cox
Cedric A. Dunkerly
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Drumm
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Frank G. Fishfrance
Harold Gallagher
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William’ B. Harper
Arthur’ Terining
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John’ P. Huffman
J Anes Hunt
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Hortee Jones
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Frank M. Laas
Fred Kean
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J. Martin
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Sam ¥. McWilliams
Franklin Miller
Robert Miller
Joan A. Morison
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Jack Nicholson
Charles Apple
Russell G.ott
Rex W. Oyler
Richard B. Peck
F.P. Plovick
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Walter FE
Raup
Elmer W. Richter
Guy P. Ross
Monroe Schuster
Robert L |Shearer
D. L. Sluder
George Taggart
Robert M.wagner
Otora T. White
Clyde William
Kenneth Young
The
Transportation Committee
Tom Kuhn
Laurel
Readday
Herbert Eroft
Bud Barrett
Floyd Davis
Johnathon D
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Johnathon D. Stanberry
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Harrold
R. Denis
Indianaplis
Elwood
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Denis
Indianapolis Star-News
First Baptist
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Grandemaren
Cornell Bright
Artie Stohler
Birial
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Wilkinen
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