Spain seeks talks on four U.S. bases
Madrid reports Spain urges new negotiations over four U.S. bases with Franco seeking continued U.S. economic aid and military modernization in exchange for allowing bases. Pact expires next September and would renew automatically if no new agreement is reached.
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Spain
U.S
Madrid
UPI
United States
Francisco Franco
Franco
Fernando Maria Castiella
Robert Woodward
Europe
Strategic Air Command
Rota
Cadiz Bay
SAC
Torrejon
Zaragoza
Barcelona
San Pablo
Seville
Film Seventeen to Be Shown at Belmont Bible Church
The youth religious film Seventeen will screen at 7 p.m. Saturday January 26 at W 29th and Walton Streets, hosted by Belmont Bible Church with pastor Steward Webber. The film, praised by North American principals for character building, is produced by Youth Films division of Gospel Films Inc. Muskegon Michigan and offered free for high school assemblies alongside titles like GOAL TO GO and TEENAGE ROCK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 29Th
Walton Sts
Belmont Bible Church
Steward Webber
North America
Seventeen
Youth Films
Gospel Films, Inc
Muske
Mail Cars Caboose Wrecked At Kokomo
Five mail cars and a caboose derailed near Center Indiana eight miles southeast of Kokomo on a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train. Two passenger cars remained upright while the train continued to Chicago after leaving Cincinnati. No injuries were reported and about half a mile of track was torn up. cause unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo, Ind
UPI
Center
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Cincinnati
Robbins seeks quashment of affidavit in Hughes homicide case
Lawrence H Robbins filed a motion to quash the affidavit in the reckless homicide case stemming from the auto wreath death of 19 year old Bobby Gene Hughes with Tremaine as the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Robbins
Bobby Gene Hughes
Tremaine
Superior Court Jurors Sustain Penry Estate
A Madison County Superior Court jury deliberated about fifteen minutes and sustained the will of Ruth Amy Penry. The estate valued around 5101,000 was left to 13 beneficiaries including nieces and nephews. Plaintiffs contended Penry lacked sound mind when the will was written, but the court ruled in favor of the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Superior Court
Ruth Amy Penry
Superior Court
Henry P. Schrenker
Radar Light To Help Blind Receives British Design
British designers develop a radar flashlight for the blind. Dr Leslie Kay of Birmingham University designs a transistorized transmitter receiver with an ultrasonic beam. Aimed at mapping distance via changing pitch, the device is produced by Ultra Electronics with an earphone listener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Leslie Kay
Birmingham University
Ultra Electronics
Five Negro Students Register At Tulane University
In New Orleans five Negro students registered at Tulane University marking the first enrollment of their race in the 129 year old school. Four are in graduate schools and a fifth registered in the evening division. Graduate registration continued through Friday with possible additional enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane University
U S Officials Obtain Alabama Campus Air Photos
The Justice Department said the Air Force photographed the University of Alabama campus at Tuscaloosa for precautionary reasons at the department's request. A spokesman noted that during planning at the University of Mississippi, aerial photos would have helped to understand terrain and road layouts.
Truman Leaves Hospital After Hernia Operation
Former President Harry Truman was discharged from Research Hospital in Kansas City Missouri after an operation to repair a hernia performed the previous Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Hospital
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Harry Truman
Research Hospital
Sale Alum Storm Doors Jones Mfg
Storm doors from Jones Manufacturing Company on 917 Madison Avenue sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale-Alum
Storm Doors Jones Mfg
Mad. Ave
Stocks Rally As Demand Supports Fifth Straight Advance
The stock market halted a decline as demand remained strong and major issues gained. GM rose to a historic high, the Dow added 2.72 to 679.71, and the AP average climbed 0.5 to 255.4, with 588 advancers and 461 decliners among 1,289 issues traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Associated Press
American Cement
Soybeans Post Sharp Advance on Board of Trade
In Friday trading at the Board of Trade soybeans surged seven cents a bushel the fastest broad move since the Cu ban crisis last October. Wheat gained 4-5 cents, corn rose slightly, oats and rye moved modestly with mixedMarch prices noted. Strong demand for soybeans emerged late in trading driven mainly by commission firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Stock Quotations from Thomson & McKinnon Nearby Quotes
Quotations listed for American Telephone and Telegraph and many others show bid and ask spreads. The Dow Jones Averages near 679.71 with 2.72 point change and approximate volume 4,770,000 accompany rail and utility sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tel. & Tel
Ark. & la
Alcoa
Avco
Balt. Gas & Elec
Beth. Steel
Brunswick i
Chrysler
Coteune - Aa
Dow
Dupont
Eastman Kodak Fala
Ford
General Dynamics Fk
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Aiaslaeua
Cee Inter
Harvester
Johns-Manville
Lynch Corp
Eiebbnaaes Aie
Minnesota
Montgomery Ward
Ted Aiakiak
National Gypsum
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Olin Mathieson
Parke Davis
Eae
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Chas
Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Ae Southern Co
Papi Shamim
Sperry Rand Inaisiboncheia
Standard Oil
Ind
Swift & Co
Jenceen Ga Iea
Sea Actieap
Texas Instruments
Livestock Market Prices at Emges and Local Grain Rates
Hogs sold steady from 190 to 240 pounds at 15.65 to 16.15 dollars and 240 to 300 pounds at 14.15 to 15.40. Sows 14.00 down. Cattle steady with Good steers and heifers 23.00 to 25.00 and Choice 24.50 to 27.00. Grain market notes from Farm Bureau Elevator show Wheat and Beans with limited readable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Steady Hog Prices and Mixed Beef Slaughter Rates
Hog prices were steady to 25 cents lower. 190-220 lb mixed No 1 and 2 grades mostly $16.75-17, some $17.25. Mixed 1-3 $16.25-17. heavier $15-16.50. Lows $12.75-14.25. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to 50 cents lower. prime weights 1,200-1,300 lbs at $28.50-28.75. high choice $27.50-28.25. average $25.75-27.50. Bulls $18.50-20.50. Lambs $18-19.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lighter Hoas Turn Strong Prices in Indianapolis Livestock Market
In Indianapolis market reports hog prices rose up to 25 cents with sows steady to 25 cents higher. Uniform barrows and gilts 190 to 225 pounds sold from 16.75 to 17 dollars, while heavier lots and other hog classes traded between 13.25 and 17.35. Steers and heifers were steady. cattle and lambs moved within the ranges cited, with choosing grades top at 26 dollars for steers and 25.75 for a prime heifer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Spl
Muncie Livestock Prices And Dividend Vote
Hogs steady to lower with weights 200 to 330 pounds trading 11.25 to 16.65 per cwt. Cattle show Choice to utility ranges for steers and heifers, cows and bulls across various grades. Dividend of 30 cents per share declared by Public Service Co. of Indiana, payable March 1 to holders of record February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield, Ind
Directors of Public Service Co
Indiana
Anaconda Official Joins Chase Manhattan Bank Board
New York UPI reports C. Jay Parkinson executive vice president and general counsel of Anaconda Co. has been named a director of Chase Manhattan Bank. Parkinson also serves as a director for Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. and the National Hospital for Speech Disorders and belongs to several bar associations and the American Institute of Mining Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
C. Jay Parkinson
The
Anaconda Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
Parkinson
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
National Hospital For Speech Disorders
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Test Ban Talks to Resume in New York Next Week
East West negotiators wrapped up a week of Washington talks on a nuclear test ban and agreed to reconvene in New York next week. Soviet delegate Nicolai Fedorenko announced the plan after a luncheon with U S disarmament chief William C Foster, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and other U S officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Nicolai Fedorenko
United Nations
U.S
Caracas Snipers Battled By Police
Police battled rooftop snipers as a four day wave of bombings car burnings and shootings continued in Caracas and spread to other cities. Police blamed the terrorism on Communists and pro leftists tied to the fifth anniversary of Marcos Perez Jimenez's overthrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Muncie Seeks Ex-Convict in Slaying
Authorities seek a former convict in the slaying of Mrs. Virginia Wagner whose body was found January 5 in a frozen creek, 17 days after she vanished while picking up her son from basketball practice in Muncie Indiana. Cotton is grown successfully in 120 of the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie, Ind
UPI
Virginia Wagner
Heinz considers purchase of Star-Kist Foods Inc
H J Heinz Co plans to buy Star-Kist Foods Inc of Terminal Island Calif a tuna and fish products cannery Heinz would issue convertible preferred stock to fund the acquisition Star-Kist privately held with annual sales around 70 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
H. J. Heinz Co
Star-Kist Foods, Inc
Terminal Island
Calif
Heinz
Star-Kist
Kennedy Says Cuba Surveillance Shows No Offensive Arms Threat
Presidents press conference reports daily Cuba surveillance found no influx of offensive Soviet equipment. One Soviet ship may have carried arms but no evidence of weapons posing a threat. Senator Morse says no indication of nuclear materials in bloc ship cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Humphrey
Subcommittee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Dock workers face 24 day dispute over work gang size
Employers press for reduced work gangs affecting 5000 dock workers. Both sides agree to pause that issue to study it while negotiating a two year contract on wages and fringe benefits. Morse committee suggests study by the Department of Labor with July 1964 settlement recommendations and an impartial review if not acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Department of Labor
Kennedy Sets Friday Plan With Adams on Court Order
Kennedy directs Friday talks with U S Attorney Brock Adams of Seattle to seek a court order. The filing includes IAM members and the Aero Mechanics Union about 300 from the International United Welders Union and some U A W members. Key issues are union shop seniority and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Brock Adams
Seattle
IAM
Aero Mechanics Union
International United Welders Union
United Auto Workers
Indiana Funds Bill Seeks Bond Power Expansion for Schools
A proposed measure mirrors a 1961 statute to lift bonding limits for school districts and government projects, tied to an Indiana Supreme Court ruling. The package also revises tax exemptions for public uses and probes constitutional amendments for reapportionment, absentee voting limits, and health program funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Supreme Court
Arch Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Sens
von Eichhorn
Uniondale
Kenneth Brown
Muncie
House
John Donaldson
Lebanon
Fichhorn
Sen
J. R. Rees
Columbus
Senate
Joseph Cloud
R-Richmond
Frederick Hinshaw
Dmuncie
Elsie Banning
D-Evansville
Walter Beneville
Djeffersonville
Indiana Unified Health
Care Council proposed to assume hospital and nursing home licensing
The House approved a bill 87 to 3 creating a seven member board to regulate professional sanitarians with exams and qualifications for registration. Reps Neadershiser and Clark also offered a bill to let the Alcoholic Beverage Commission issue on airplane sales permits.
Enlisted Air Force crew member killed in SAC jet crash
Two airmen died when an $8 million Strategic Air Command jet crashed in rugged mountains about 70 miles northwest of Bangor. Rescuers reached near the wreckage after snowdrifts. others aboard included Lt Col Joé R. Simpson Jr. and several majors and captains from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strategic Air Command
Tow
Bangor
Dow Air Force Base
O'Keefe
Joé R. Simpson Jr
Jackson
Miss
Robert J. Morrison
Portland
Ore
William W. Gabriel
Indianapolis
Robert J. Hill Jr
Joplin
Herbert L. Hanson
Pennington
S.C
Charles G. Leuchter
Denver
Col. Bulli
Capt. Adler
County GOP appoints committees for the year
R H Roberts Joseph Waymire and Gladys Melcher named to county party committees for year roles include Special Affairs Publicity Registration and Membership with chairmen Harold Achor James L Doenges Paul Whelcher C J Stanley and R H Roberts among others. Members listed span Mesdames and Herren with several assistants named to each panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Roberts
Joseph Waymire
Gladys Melcher
Harold Achor
Robert Heaton
Erle Peck
Frank Allis
James L. Doenges
William Hutton
Ways and Means
Paul Whelcher
Harold Anderson
Rex Byrum
H. C. Bennett
Russell Parkhurst
Elsie Bagley
Mesdames
A. P. McDaniel
John Scott
Lewis Jones
Robert Heineman
David Schreiner
F. F. Fralick
Thomas Hockema
Kenneth Bowman
Fire destroys garage during thawing of frozen valve
Elwood firefighters answered a call to 2733 N D St to quell a blaze in Weldon Warner's garage. A torch used to thaw a valve started the fire. the garage was only partially destroyed and damages could not yet be estimated. Assisting companies departed as the local squad secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
N. D St
Weldon Warner
I and M appoints division and district personnel changes
M Adds vision. Dugdale holds a bachelor’s and a master’s from Purdue and moved to Marion in 1954 after 20 years with the utility in South Goodwin. He transfers to Muncie as the new division’s superintendent and has led the Deer Creek office since 1955. Botkin moves to Fort Wayne as Marion District commercial manager, a 26 year Marion service veteran. Brunson joined from Kendallville area utilities. Druckemiller is a 1948 Purdue graduate who has served on the I and M sales staff in Muncie and Marion since 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vision
Dugdale
Purdue
Marion
South Goodwin
Muncie
J&m
Deer Creek
Marion-Muncie
Botkin
Fort Wayne
Marion Commercial Department
Brunson
I&m
Kendallville
Druckemiller
Living Costs Dip From Peak as Earnings Rise in December
Living costs stood 0.3 percent below the September peak as 1962 shows a 1.2 percent yearly rise. Factory workers’ after tax earnings hit a December high with the average for a three dependent family at 86.72 dollars weekly, helped by higher pay and hours and Social Security tax timing. Food price declines prior to winter crop effects also contributed to the December dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Labor Department
Charles E. Bell 66 Paving Executive Dies in Anderson
Charles E. Bell president of Acme Paving Company died at St. John's Hospital after four weeks as a patient. He organized Acme Paving in 1947 after moving from Pennville to Anderson in 1946 and had 40 years in road construction. He leaves a daughter, son, six grandchildren and siblings. services planned at Crosby Funeral Home and Pendleton Methodist Church with interment in IOOF Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bell
Scatterfield Rd
Acme Paving Company
St. John's Hospital
Brown and Butz
Crosby Funeral Home
Pennville
Harold M. Thrasher
Pendleton
United States
Anderson
Hayes and Bell Construction Company
Allen County
John William
Emma Webb Bell
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Two Local Youths Sentenced by City Court
City court Judge George G. Pan col sentenced two youths, aged 16 and 17, to 90 days at the Indiana State Farm after guilty pleas. The 16 year old admitted trespassing and juvenile delinquency. the other confessed to forgery of a $50 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Pancol
Indiana State Farm
Cold Wave To Cut Auto Production
Detroit based report shows new car production this week at 148 325 units a five percent drop from prior estimates due to severe cold. Output falls four percent from last week’s 154 656 cars and is above last year’s 141 271 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Wave
Detroit
UPI
Ward
Ra diation Inc Wins $1.9 Million Space Contract
Radiation Inc announced a $1.9 million contract from a space agency for telemetry mane used in space flight tracing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Fla
Otto Harbach Dies. Broadway Songsmith Remembered
Otto A. Harbach, 89, famed Broadway librettist and lyricist, died Thursday in New York. The dean of Broadway writers crafted silvery love lyrics and hits such as Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and contributed to operettas like No No Nanette Desert Song Roberta and The Fire Fly. He influenced three generations of audiences and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Harbach
New York
UPI
Otto A. Harbach
Harbach
Roberta
Rowan Nominated U S Ambassador to Finland
President Kennedy formally named Carl T. Rowan to be ambassador to Finland. Rowan, a former Minneapolis journalist, is serving as deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs awaiting Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Carl T. Rowan
U.S
Finland
Senate
Minneapolis
U S Britain to Survey India's Air Defenses
The State Department said a joint U S British Commonwealth mission will survey India's air defenses to guide future actions by the two governments if fighting with China resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Washington
Earthquake Jolts Surigao Province No Casualties Reported
An AP dispatch says a 45 second quake hit Surigao Province on Mindanao Island, followed by two aftershocks with no casualties. The report notes no immediate damage and a brief seismic sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Surigao
Mindanao
Philippine News Service
Myrtle Dawson Dies Friday at 87 in Elwood
Myrtle L. Dawson, 87, of 1023 S Anderson St., Elwood, died Friday at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Born Sept 10, 1875 in Terre Haute, she was the daughter of Francis and Elmira Lewis. Survived by son D. Vern Dawson, a grandson, and a nephew. Services Monday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph R. Johnson. Entombment in Elwood City Cemetery Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Myrtle L. Dawson
S. Anderso
Mercy Hospital
Terre Haute
Francis
Elmira Lewis
Charles Dawson
D. Vern Dawson
Copher
Ralph Boll 60 Dies After Illness in Anderson
Ralph Boll 60 of 2908 Walton St died early Friday after months of illness. A former Elwood resident he had lived in Anderson since 1954. He was a self employed cement contractor. Survived by widow Helen Craig Boll married April 1962 one daughter Carolyn Luse of Frankton three sons Ralph D Boll of Indianapolis Larry Keith Boll and Richard H Boll both of Elwood six stepsons James Oscar Deck Elwood Lee Deck Lawrence Calvin Deck Marion Gale Craig Ronald Craig both of Anderson and Clifford Craig Ingalls two stepdaughters Emma Packard Greta Auler both of Anderson and 30 grandchildren. The body taken to Rozelle Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Boll
Walton St
Elwood
Helen Craig Boll
Carolyn Luse
Frankton
Ralph D. Boll
Indianapolis
Larry Keith Boll
Richard H. Boll
James Oscar Deck
Lee Deck
Lawrence
Calvin Deck
Marion
Gale Craig
Ronald Craig
Anderson
Clifford Craig
Ingalls
Emma Packard
Greta Auler
Rozelle Funeral Home
Frances Belangee Dies At 62 In Anderson
Mrs Frances Belangee 62 of 1904 Walnut St widow of Shurley Belangee died Friday at St John s Hospital after a Thursday illness She was born November 22 1900 in Mill Shoals Illinois a Mill Shoals Baptist Church member and resident of Anderson since 1926 Surviving are three daughters Mrs Molelia Lewis Sussex Wisconsin Mrs Madeline Brown and Mrs Helen Brammer of Anderson one son Shirley R Belangee of Anderson six grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Friends may call after 7 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Funeral rites Monday at 1 p m there by Rev Robert Bicker Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Belangee
Walnut St
Shurley Belangee
St. John’s Hospital
Mill Shoals
Ill
Mill Shoals Baptist Church
Anderson
Molelia Lewis
Sussex
Wis
Madeline Brown
Helen Brammer
Shirley R. Belangeer
Fred O'Dell
Leesburg
George O'Dell
Mountain Grove
Everett O'Dell
McClainsboro
Herman O’dell
Enfield
Flossie Puckett
Lake City
Harry Taylor
Middletown
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Bicker
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of Judson G. Hall 72 Taken for Funeral Services
Judson G. Hall aged 72 of 2301 Sheridan Street died Wednesday. His body was moved from Nichols and Carmichael Funeral Home to Oliver and Pearson Funeral Home in Greensburg. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. today at Oliver and Pearson with burial in Carmel Cemetery near Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson G. Hall
Sheridan St
Nichols and Carmichael
Oliver and Pearson
Greensburg
Carmel Cemetery
Clarksburg
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Pendleton Arthur E Ossie Wood 63 dies Wednesday last rites at Cornell Bright Funeral Home at 10 a m conducted by Rev Jack Barkdull Huntsville Community Church Burial in Huntsville cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Arthur E
Ossie) Wood
Cornell Bright
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville Community Church
Huntsville Cemetery
Last rites for Mrs Buena Vista Hill at Cornell Bright
The Rev Artie Stohler will conduct the last rites for 90 year old Mrs Buena Vista Hill of 207 Madison St today at 1 30 p m at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home Interment will follow in Grove Lawn Cemetery She was the mother of Miss Dorothy Hill of Pendle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista Hill Pendleton
Artie Stohler
The
Christian Church
Buena Vista Hill
Madison St
Cornell Bright
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Dewey Osborn Dies. Rites Planned in Windfall
Funeral services for Dewey Osborn who died from cold will be held at 3 p.m. today at Pritchard Funeral Home Windfall with Rev. Chester Mitchell of Tipton officiating. Burial is in Brookside Cemetery Windfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Osborn
Chester Mitchell
Tipton
Pritchard
Windfall
Brookside
Final rites for I Newton Huffman set for 2 pm
Funeral services for I Newton Huffman will be conducted at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home at 2 p m today with Rev Leon Lutz officiating. Interment will follow in Brookside Cemetery in Markleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Huffman
I. Newton Huffman
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Leon Lutz
Brookside Cemetery
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Belmont Bible
Kokomo
S&h
E. 21St
Penry Estate
Anderson Country Club
Bob Feller
Charles Smith
James Cox
Frank Woschitz
Dave Bridges
Raymond Raper
Gordon Sinclair
Woschitz
Raper
Ron Colvill
American Stock Exchange
Penney
Thomson & McKinnon
Emge
Muncie Livestock
Anaconda
Ais
Air Force
GOP
William Hadley
Walter Robert Bell
Gaston
George Hornbaker
Hartford City
William A. Bell
Alanson, Mich
John H. Bell
Lewis Bell
Iceland
National Geographic Magazine
Myrtle Dawson
First Methodist Church
Dorcas Club
Hobby Club
Busy Bee Club
Eastern Star
Mrs
Madison
Arthur E. Wood
Roy C. Barker
Robert Bickel
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