Anderson College Oratorio Society Plans Two Sacred Concerts
The Anderson College Oratorio Society led by Dr Robert Nicholson announces two performances of Brahms German Requiem in English with community singers invited to a 2 PM Sunday rehearsal at Park Place Church of God. Rehearsals run Sundays Feb 3 10 17 and Mar 3 10 17 24 with no fees and optional college credit.
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Anderson College Oratorio Society
Park Place Church of God
Robert A. Nicholson
Anderson College
Johannes Brahms
Chancel Organ
Oratorio Society
Milton A. Buettner
Nicholson
Anderson
College Dr
E. 3Th St
Dean Nicholson
College Music Department
Roosevelt School Chili Supper Planned by PTO and Mothers Club
The Roosevelt School PTO and Mothers Club sponsor a chili supper in the school cafeteria from 5 to 7 30 p m on Friday. The event was originally set for last Friday and will be held as a joint fundraiser.
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Roosevelt School Parent Teachers Organization
PTO
Mothers Club
County To Host District Sheep Show This Year
Madison County will host the District Gold Medal Lamb Show on Thursday August 8 at noon after the 4-H Sheep show at the 4-H Clubgrounds in Alexandria. Ralph Thurston is chairman, Robert Michaels vice chairman, Mrs. Sara Greenlee secretary and Jim Outshone of Purdue will judge the event. Linwood Goodrich Elevator sponsors the show and advanced entries are due by August 1 to the Madison County Extension Office. Breeders from Delaware Grant Tipton and Madison Counties met January 28 with Purdue leader Henry Mayo to plan the first district show.
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Madison County
Alexandria
Ralph Thurston
Summitville
Robert Michaels
Pendleton
Sara Greenlee
Marion
Indiana
Eastern Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Muncie
Jim Outshone
Purdue
Linwood Goodrich Elevator
Delaware
Grant
Tipton
Madison
Henry Mayo
Madison County road bids opened for 5 million project
Indiana State Highway Commission opened 169 bids for Inter state 69 work from Indianapolis to the Madison-Delaware line. The largest was 3.4 miles east of relocated Indiana 109 in Madison County with two bridges. Rieth-Reilly submitted the low bid of 1.36 million. Other bids covered bridges, interchanges, and landscaping along I-69 and adjacent routes in multiple counties. The Rev. Harold K. Joyce will lead worship at Fifth Street Methodist Church with sermons on bones and prisoners.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Highway Commission
Angola
Indiana
Madison County
Anderson
Madison
Delaware County
Sly Fork Creek
Rieth-Reilly Construction Co
Goshen
Ind
Frank S. Alig
Alig
CCC & St. L
DeBolt Construction Co
Richmond
Fountain
Attica
Huber & Sons
Cloverdale
Harold K. Joyce
Fifth Street
Joyce
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Connersville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Garrett Seminary
Northwest Indiana
Trinity Methodist Church
South Bend
Hyde Park Methodist Church
Hammond
Howard H. Western
Garrett ‘Theological Seminary
Evanston, Ilinois
Oldest Massachusetts Teacher Barbara Thompson Dies
Barbara Thompson, Massachusetts oldest retired teacher, died Tuesday after observing her 103rd birthday on Saturday. She received a congratulatory message from President Kennedy.
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Fall River
Mass
Barbara Thompson
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Airline Worker Numbers Rise Since World War II
Los Angeles report notes U.S. airline workers have nearly doubled since World War II ending, reflecting postwar growth in commercial aviation.
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Los Angeles
United States
NATO Talks End in Stalemate as De Gaulle Holds Firm
The Brussels talks collapsed with Britain shut out and France blamed. French ministers insisted Britain demanded special terms, while De Gaulle remained aloof. London faced gloom and anticipated closer ties with the United States as Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Germany weighed their options.
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NATO
Maurice Couve de Murville
Britain
Paris
de Gaulle
Seeme
Europe
Harold Macmillan
United States
London
Macmillan
House of Commons
Brussels
France
Rome
Roger Massip
le Figaro
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Washington
West Germany
Holland
Luxembourg
Edward Health
Frost Tribute Poet Robert Frost Dies at 88
Secretary Dr Anders Oesterling recalls tributes from T S Eliot Mark Van Doren John Hersey and political leaders. Frost won four Pulitzers read at Kennedy's inauguration and praised for simple prose with humor and sorrow. He traveled widely, befriended Khrushchev, and lived as farmer editor teacher among others. Born 1874 in San Francisco, he published My Butterfly for 15 dollars. He died after urinary block surgery and a heart seizure with blood clots.
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Academy
Anders Oesterling
T. S. Eliot
London
Frost
Mark van Doren
John Hersey
Kennedy
Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Stewart M. Udall
Khrushchev
San Francisco
William Prescott Frost
Robert E. Lee
Belle
Robert
Lawrence
Mass
Elinor Mirian White
Dartmouth College
Derry
N.H
Elinor
Lesley
Irma
Ripton
Green Mountains
Cambridge
Ripon
President proposes sweeping education aid package
The President urges unity among schools and national groups to push for expanded federal aid to education. Highlights include a $1.5 billion four year grant for public schools, large college loan programs, NDEA funding, and expanded teacher training and library support.
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National Education
National Catholic Welfare Conference
National Education Association
Edith Green
D-Ore
Green
Kennedy
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
The
Education and Labor Committee
National Science Foundation
NDEA
GOP Plan Pushes Immediate Reapportionment And House Bills
Four Democratic senators work on a new reapportionment scheme modeled on Sen. Marshall F. Kizer's concept to split the Senate 1 third by county and two thirds by population. House measures on third reading include funding and governance changes, new courts, tax rules, and ethics provisions across several counties and city bodies.
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Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Senate
House
Robert E. Peterson
Rochester
Charles H. Schenk
Vincennes
Paul E. Hatfield
Evansville
James W. Spurgeon
Brownstown
Boards of Sanitary Commissioners
France Blocks Britain Entry to Common Market
After 15 months no progress Britain failed to join the Common Market. France blocked entry as the Rome Treaty requires unanimous consent. Heath spoke while Maurice Couve de Murville, acting for De Gaulle, argued Britain is not ready for political and economic Europe.
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France
Heath
Maurice Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Britain
Europe
Welsh outlines state fund use and dune dispute details
Governor Welsh backs a special fund for steel production, toll bridges at CanNelton and Mauckport, Monroe Reservoir funds, and refurbishing state park inns. He accuses dunes opponents of misinformation about saving the dunes and says Bethlehem is already leveling dunes east of the port site for its plant. He defers judgment on a proposed net income tax, urges reapportionment, and calls for more university funding to support space age research and tech programs.
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Welsh
Cannelton
Mauckport
Hawesville
Brandenburg
Monroe
Bethlehem
Funeral services for Harold J. Foust held Thursday
Harold J. Foust 41 of 2230 Highland Rd. died in a truck crash Monday near Muncie. Funeral rites at Sells and Rowe 1:30 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Louis Kineman from Bethany Christian Church officiating. Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors include his widow and four children.
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Harold J. Foust
Highland Rd
Muncie
Sells and Rowe
Louis Kineman
Bethany Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
International Chamber of Commerce Meet Opens April 20
About 000 businessmen from 58 coun tries are expected to attend a week long meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce in Mexico City beginning April 20.
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Mexico City
International Chamber of Commerce
U S to Provide Rice to Indonesia in 1963
Antara news agency reports the United States will supply Indonesia with 150000 tons of rice in 1963 under the food for peace program.
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U.S
Jakarta
Indonesia
United States
Antara News Agency
Prizefighter Louie Lavelle Found Dead in Anderson
Louie Lavelle, 61, born Louie Suchocki, longtime Anderson resident and former light weight champion in Indiana and Ohio, was found dead Tuesday at his residence near Central Hotel. He fought since 1916, later served in the Anderson police and worked as a city lineman. Survivors include seven Suchocki siblings and one sister Mrs George Smith. Body taken to Brown and Butz Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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Louie Lavelle
Louie Suchocki
Central Hotel
Alexandria
Ludwig J
Anna Mary Suchocki
Anderson
Indiana
Ohio
Mellett
St. Mary’s Church
Edward A. Suchocki
Ingalls
John E
Carl J
Adam E
Frank J
Joseph T
Raymond L. Suchocki
George
Mary) Smith
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Obituary notices for Vance Hudson and John Schmuck
Vance R. Hudson of Sebring Florida died at 2 30 p m Tuesday after a brief illness He was the father of C Merrell Hudson and husband of Irene Hudson Surviving are the widow the son and four grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 a m Thursday in Sebring with graveside plans in Muncie John Schmuck 82 of 309 East 23rd Street will have final rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Thursday Reverend George Harris officiating Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m today Schmuck formerly worked as a glass blower for the Pennsylvania Glass Company once located here
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Vance R. Hudson
Clearview Ct
Sebring
Fla
C. Merrell
Hudson
Anderson
Muncie
Irene Hudson
C. Merrell Hudson
John Schmuck
E. 23Rd St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Harris
East Lynn
Services for Harry E Cravens Held for 86 Year Old
Services for Harry E Cravens, age 86, of 2628 Pendleton Avenue were arranged after his passing. Details described his life and the upcoming rites, with church and meeting location to be announced locally.
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Harry E. Cravens
Pendleton Ave
Will
Final rites held for Thompson and Thompson couple
Funeral notices report 89 year old Dainty May Thompson and her husband E. Orie Thompson with services today. Dainty May Thompson's rites are at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in West Maplewood Cemetery.
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Dainty May Thompson
E. Orie Thompson
W. 24Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
West Maplewood Cemetery
Thompson
Loyd Z Keesling Rites Held At 1 30 P M Today
Loyd Z Keesling 55 of 2324 Arrow Ave. will be honored at a service at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 30 PM conducted by Rev. John Siner of the First Methodist Church. Burial follows in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Bruce Denham
The
Foursquare Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Loyd Z. Keesling
Arrow Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Deputies report bids and contracts for county homes
Madison County Commissioners opened bids on clothing shoes and groceries for the children and county homes along with a sheriff’s car and building repairs. At noon contracts were awarded to Hunter Motor Co. Rapp’s Store Ring Co Pendleton McMahan and Lieb Co Robert Haines and Childes Coal Co for various needs.
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Paul Ravage
Mary Lambertson
Commissioners’ Office
Folllows
Hunter Motor Co
Rapp’s
Ring Company
Pendelton
County
McMahan and Lieb Co
Robert Haines
Kokomo
Childes Coal Co
Calls To All U S For A Dollar Night Rates Proposed
Washington FCC announced Bell system submitted interstate night rates from 9 p m to 4 30 a m that would allow calls anywhere in the continental United States for a dollar or less. Person to person calls up to 800 miles would rise by 5 to 10 cents.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bell Companies
Subandrio Delivers Hopeful Chinese Indian Border Note
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio arrived in New Delhi with a message from Premier Chou Enlai of Red China to Prime Minister Nehru. He said the document was hopeful but gave no details about the border conflict.
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New Delhi
India
Subandrio
Chou Enlai
Red China
Nehru
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Cora Elizabeth Fenwick 88 lifelong Salem Township resident died 11 30 p m at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie She born July 24 1874 in Salem Township Delaware County survived by daughter Mrs J R Holbrook four sisters two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services Thursday 130 p m at Shirey Funeral Home Daleville Christian Church burial Saunders Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Fortville funeral rites for John W Allen 72 who died suddenly at home north of Fortville will be held at George McCarty Funeral Home at 2 p m today Rev Dwight French Cynthe Anne Christian Church to conduct burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Daleville
Cora Elizabeth Fenwick
Salem Township
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Delaware County
Joseph
Salena Walters Coffman
Polk
Daleville Christian Church
J. R. Holbrook
Nellie Orebaugh
Shirey Funeral
Ronald Hurst
John W. Allen
Fortville
George McCarty
Dwight French
Cyntheanne Christian Church
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Rites Held For Mrs Hazel Pettigrew In Modoc Funeral Home
Mrs Hazel Pettigrew wife of Robert Pettigrew a carpenter and contractor formerly of Pendleton will be buried in Pendleton after services at Reynard Funeral Home Modoc at 1 30 p m Thursday Pettigrew died Saturday morning in Orlando Florida.
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Modoc
Hazel Pettigrew
Robert Pettigrew
Pendleton
Reynard Funeral Home
Sheppard Parole Decision Expected
Dr Samuel H Sheppard, convicted eight years ago of the bludgeon slaying of his pregnant wife, may learn by week’s end if parole is possible as Ohio’s Pardon and Parole Commission considers a commutation of his second degree murder sentence after a Tuesday hearing in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Pardon and Parole Commission
Bay Village
From Dawn to Dark The Mother Robin’s Duty
The passage contrasts a mother bird’s tireless care for fledglings with a human parent’s responsibilities. It notes the robin’s constant feeding and protection from dawn to dusk as a model of parental devotion and selflessness.
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