YMCA Meeting Planned with National Speaker at Anderson
The Anderson YMCA annual meeting will feature a main speech by a National Board Program Services staff member. Nominees listed include Don Day, Jan. 21 at 12:00. George Griffith chairs the YMCA Board and will report on membership and programs. The event includes an Exchange Club dinner and a Villagers singing group. The meeting, at the YMCA gym, will elect new board members.
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St. Mary's High School
Libby Quinn
Mary Crisler
Lisa Maier
Nancy Head
Tizzy Lavelle
Mary Lavelle
Br. Wicnoas
Wonenarott
National Board of Ymca’s
United States
Anderson Ymca
Tose Nomimiavea
Donday
Ald Boyes
Canaday
Ravisson
Avis
George A. Griffith
Park
George Taggart
Ecumeni
Neih V. Weidner
Cal Affairs
George Griffith
Ymca Board
YMCA
Kenneth
Weidner
Aas
Ing
Russell J. Hulse
Exchange Club
Bers
Wilbur Martin
Direct
Four Guilty In City Court
Four defendants pleaded guilty in city court. Willam Decker and Del Tillett were fined 25 dollars plus costs for burglary after being apprehended near a mobile supply store. Dennis Jenkins of Pendleton faced theft charges for vending machine break ins and received 25-dollar fines with 180 days in Madison County Jail, 170 suspended for weekends. Junior Smith, age 19, Cedar Street, also pleaded guilty to an additional count.
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del Tillett
Willam Larry Decker
Monroe St
Robert Estes
Decker
Tillett
Indiana
Robert R. Robh
Phillip Levi
Cers Chamberlain
Applefair
Stes
Dennis Charles Jenkins
Pendleton
Jenkins
Oe Dae Et Coty
Haynes Harrington
Jard Junior Smith
Cedar St
Hoosier Toll Exceeds 1964 Figure in Indiana Crash Peak
Traffic toll climbs after a weekend with a 12 deaths raising the 1965 Indiana figure. A truck crash near Peoli injures Hank Simmons, car overturns after hitting a truck partially on the road. A 12 year old Marion boy Leon Greer Jr die riding a bicycle when the handlebars strike a truck. A separate crash near Hanover injures Ronald Sikes 18. Police investigate cause and sequence of events.
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Beac
Harris
Hank Simmons
Orange ‘County
Peoli
Simmons
Leon Greer Jr
Marion
F City Street
Carl £ Crowell
Hanover
Bernard Carter
Sheiver
Ronald Sikes
Elwood City Leaders To Receive Award At Washington Event
Elwood Mayor Luther Rockdale will join Warren Zerbe and Bud Baler at a Washington luncheon February 8 in the Presidential Ballroom. Stockdale to receive Elwood’s National Cleanest Town Achievement Award for the town’s status as a clean community. A fire damaged a building in New Castle reported today, with details pending.
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Washington
Elwoud
Luther Rockdale
Warren Zerbe
Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Bud Baler
Stockdale
New
Castle
Las
Ness
Coutbeoneet
James m
Citizens Banking Optimism At Stockholders Meeting
Citizens Banking Company held its annual stockholders meeting last Thursday to report 1964 success and a sizeable increase in deposits. New directors for 1985 were elected as over 90 percent of stockholders present expressed optimism about future services. Directors named include Ster R. Bagot attorney Kenneth Balinget John M Chale general manager and others.
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Last Thursdday
Guage
Ster R. Bagot
Kenneth“ Balinget
Preaises
Indiana Weather Forecast Reports Continued Mild Rain
The Weather Bureau notes continued mild weather and rain across Indiana. Runoff from the January 14 to 17 snow failed to trigger floods due to unusually low stream levels. Predictions indicate light rainfall and steady temperatures through the week, with regional readings at Terre Haute and Montezuma contributing to the statewide outlook.
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Jasrael Henanking Company
Charles R. He
Open Meeting for Women’s Communist Group Tonight at GOP HQ
A spokesman notes an open meeting for learning about Communism at Republican Headquarters 12 Main St tonight at 7 36 pm. New officers will be installed and husbands are urged to attend with their wives. Officers include Ker Bowman president Charts Genterea president Millard Watson Alexandria Madison County GOP vice chairman Robert Heinaman corr secretary Harold Eisel recording secretary Ted Crook treasurer.
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Main St
Ker Bowman
Charts Genterea
Millard Watson
Alexandria
Madison County Gop
Robert Heinaman
Corr
Harold Eisel
Ted Crook
Lew
Stl
Teen’s car theft ends with chase and collision
A 19 year old man named Igna faced charges after a Thursday incident involving driving without a license and car theft. He allegedly backed into a police squad car during a pursuit, adding to the sequence of offenses.
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SD. (Ap
Igna
State Senate Pushes Numerous Measures
INDIANAPOLIS AP A bill along Indiana's interstate highways repeal 22 obsolete state laws and raise interest rates on state funds held by banks on time deposits were introduced in the state Senate Monday. Sen F Wesley Bowers D Evansville the Anti billboard bill would call on the State Highway Commission.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Senate
F. Wesley Bowers
Devansville
Senate Committee Weighs Civil Rights And Real Estate Bills
The Senate Public Policy Committee chaired by Sen. Jackit Mankin debated two civil rights measures regarding school integration and pupil transfers, while also considering a real estate sales and rental bill. Disagreement on enforcement powers lingered as amendments were discussed, with Republican members urged to confer with minority leader Allan E. Bloom. A companion bill on billboard restrictions and highway rights of way was presented, alongside amendments to state time deposit interest rates and depository insurance.
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Ilana Senate
Jackit Mankin
Dterc
Taute
Senate Public Policy
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Ing
Mankir
Allan E. Bloom
R-Fort Wayne
GOP
Senate
van Commercial
Highway Department
Ili
Melville E. Watson
D-Greenfield
Willis _K.’ Batchelet
H-Fremont
Indiana Bankers Association
Eldon F. Lundquist
R .Eikhart
Final Churchill Funeral Plan Approved by Commons
The House of Commons approved a state funeral for Sir Winston Churchill with a conspicuously vacant seat and Queen Elizabeth II prompting the request. Churchill will lie in state at Westminster Hall from Wednesday to Friday. the funeral in St Pauls Cathedral is set for Saturday with burial beside his parents at Bladon. 3500 service members will line the route from Westminster Hall to St Pauls, and the clock at the Abbey will toll until midnight Friday.
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Wilson
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Sir Winston
St. Paul's
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Assone Tossiey
London
Hyde Park Gate
Minster Hall
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Navy
Air Force
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St. Is
Renewed School Dispute Sparks Court Showdown
A packed courthouse watched Special Judge Burl Whiteman hear a renewed clash in the Central Metropolitan School District case. The dispute centered on a motion to dismiss and court jurisdiction following a January 15 school election ordered by Madison Circuit Judge Carl Smith amid a temporary restraining order.
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le Whiteman
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Gee
Creagmue
Smith
Aaie County
Morrow
Anderson Area
Niga
Whiteman
Gan
Tory Aw
Jud Smith
Starkleville
Middletown
Wam
Itrie
Anderson Sr
Mary's
Center Remodels Newly Purchased Building Unit
The Christian Center renovated its newly bought building with main floor refinishing equipment in operation and a showroom area in use. On the third floor a recreation room floor has been laid and proceeds from a Christmas tea organized by the Council support recreation equipment. The report notes ongoing court action involving Judge White and the Metro District, plus local election orders and a tense schedule in Adams county with attendance and standings figures only hinted.
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Zidly
Christian Center
Council of Ees Ash Pome
1966 Great Society budget sent to Congress
President Johnson submitted a 99.687 billion dollar first year Great Society budget to Congress. The plan raises Social Security spending, trims excise taxes, and emphasizes opportunity and sacrifice. The administration forecasts a 1966 deficit of about 5.3 billion with higher revenues, projecting the national debt to rise to around 822.5 billion by June 30, 1966.
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Wadmington
Johnson
Congress
Ohason
Two Local Youths Apprehended In Flower Shop Theft
Joan Heiden of the Juvenile Division says two youths were arrested over the weekend in connection with the theft of cash from the Favorite Flower Shop. Major Robert Estes reports the youths, including Paul Mus era youth lathes by fe] year, will make restitution by week’s end. Juvenile authorities say only a small amount of money was taken and multiple local residents and a business reported the incident.
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Joan Heiden
Robert Estes
Paul’ E. Musera
Arrivals Report Babies Born to Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Travis announce a girl born at St. Saint Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Sohn welcome a girl in Sete nz Me. Mr. and Mrs. Janes Land report a girl in Markleville Vineyard St. A Sir Stein $20 Ind. 67 W. and Mrs. Leroy announce a girl on Stedan Rt. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saubert welcome a girl from Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leach of Pr and Reed 4 Jones report a twin bay girl.
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Herman'Travis
Hendricks St
Sohn
Setenz
Janes Land
Markleville
Leroy
Stedan
Harold Saubert
Alexandria
Howard Leach
Reed
Jones
Schweitzer's Daughter's AC Visit Cancelled
Rhene Schweitzer Eckert daughter of Dr Albert Schweitzer, has fallen seriously ill in New York City prompting cancellation of her planned visit to Anderson College this week. AC President Robert H. Reardon said the nature of her loss was not learned here but she is described in serious condition. Much of her tour that began January 10 has been canceled with plans for rescheduling.
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Anderson College
Rhene Schweitzer Eckert
Work
Albert Schweitzer
New York City
Robert H. Reardon
Pope Paul VI Appoints Several New Cardinals At Vatican City
Pope Paul VI names a group of new cardinals gathering at the Vatican. The list includes Lawrence Jauschon of Baltimore and Josef Beran among others. some hailed from communist nations as the college expands beyond forty-one countries.
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Vatican City
Patican Cesca
Lawrence J¢schon
Baltimore
Josef Beran
Coechasle
Bids Open At Alex For Construction Of School Addition
Bids are opened at Alex for a school addition project as the community weighs options for expansion. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a move toward centralized administration within the church related project.
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Alex
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