Elwood Job's Daughters Install New Officers at Masonic Temple
Rebel No. 43 of the International Order of Job's Daughters held installation at the Masonic temple with about 25 present. Susan Jackey was crowned as honored queen. New officers included Carolyn Tobin junior princess and Frances Rohlander, Patricia Nobbs, Nancy Landram, Ann Kincaid, Dorothy Price, Dorothy Butler, Judy Little, Susie Hennegan, Joann Mosbaugh, Sarahane Richards, Judith Seely, Sue Swanfell, Linda Meltzer, Judith Wiseman, Judy Delong, Barbara and Cara Tasting. Installing officer Joan Lewis Terwilliger presided. A reception and dance followed.
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Susie Hennegan
Joann Mosbaugh
J Sarahane Richards
Treasury
Judith Seely
Rul Hamilton
Sue Swanfell
Linda Meltzer
Judith Wiseman
Judy Delong
Sal Barbara
Cara
Joan Lewis Terwilliger
Mary Day Smack
Doris Barber Summers
Martha Scirele
Mary Lou Sciell
Mary Leeson
Tretary
S. ‘Vinusician
Frances Hubley
Joyce Hann
Ailyson
Jusian Ma. Lverett
Tranbarger
Miss Smiley
Oael
Carolyn
Green
Jackley
Jst Attabion
Torwilliver
Tackley
Samah Tackley
Cart Cory
Gary
Lie Lynnerwilliger
Dauhter
Ing
Martha Marrow
Ubele
Rousie
Lloyd Wart
Craig Quiet About VA Hassle in Indiana
Indiana politics centered on Wilbur Young's refusal to transfer WWII veterans training program administration to the Veterans Affairs Department. Governor Craig declined comment until a federal and state records audit is completed. He notes differences in funding under laws for WWII and Korean veterans, affecting payments to institutions versus direct payments to veterans. Also lists a clearance sale on rose bushes and bedding plants at Bouquet Flower Shop.
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Indianapolis
Gay
State Board of Accounts
Elwood church social honors Matchett family and newlyweds
East Main Street Christian Church held a covered dish dinner Wednesday in honor of Chester Matchett and son James who will wave to Muncie Friday. The event also honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wanglar Alexander. Gifts were exchanged and a business meeting followed with Mrs. Carl Rehner elevated to president. Guests and members shared musical numbers and refreshments. Next meeting set for Aug 17 with Pearl Loser.
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Elwooh
East Main Street
Messrss and Mesdames
Chester Matchell
Sonames
Vaughn Alexander
Jester Alexander and Sons
Carol Warren
Lowell
William Griffin
Marion Hheorial
Retha Hawking
Esther Her Waymire
Thes Nee
I. E. McCoy and Sons
Fthel Curtis
Gino
Mont Antrim
Hick
John Marah
William Bull
Orville
Bowers
Mesdames Laevining Sizelove
Bessin Naaf
Dinon
Siaelove
Sarah Marah
Rickie Sizelove
Maschines
Orville Bowers
Herseho ‘Irow
John Marsi
Harry Procter
Henry Antle
Robert Antrim
Pearl Ozeu
Haugh James Chriss
Rose Chriss
Pearl Loser
Craig Okes Fund For Dam Transfer
Governor Craig approved a fund transfer to build a $500,000 dam and 270 acre lake in Versailles State Park for water conservation and recreation. Southeastern Indiana leaders and park group officials helped raise funds and secure right of way. The project draws $800,000 from on hand and postwar revolving fund sources. the dam will be 1000 feet long and 60 feet high on Laughery Creek.
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State Conservation Department
Laughery Oy
Black
Germania
Bulgaria
Rus
James Seward Dies In Hospital Elwood
Elwood James G Seward 14 144 8. G Street retired Elwood barber died in Morey Hospital at 11 30 p m Wednesday after illness of several days Funeral services will be at Copher and Foster Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday by Rev Maurice B Berry and Rev Fred R 10 Burial in Elwood city cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Surviving are widow Angisla two stepchildren Mrs Chil Foley Anderson and Edgar Harbit Noblesville and three grandchildren He was born near Rushville Nov 24 1880 to Dun and Sarah Seward Began barber work in Elwood in 1907 in the bishop of the late Cassius Carter In 39 years in business on 51 A Street near Anderson Street he retired in 1949
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Elwood
James G. Seward
Elwood Barber
Morey Hospital
Copher and Foster Funeral Home
Maurice B. Berry
Fred R
Elwood City Cemetery
Local Obituary Notices and Hospital News Breakdown
Obituary notices for Seward, Reynolds, Timmons, Fesler, Valentine, Cassidy, and others. mentions Henry Otis Muchatore rites, Mercy Hospital births and dismissals, and hospital notes. Report includes a fatal dynamite blast near Terre Haute injuring Alfred Kraemer and killing Theodore Pomeoy.
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Trare Haute
Ind
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Theodore Pomeoy
Terre Haute
Alfred Kraemer
Shelburn
Parco 21st at Pearl draws shoppers to new fleet
Parco 21st at Pearl opens with a promotional push inviting customers to explore the new showroom and curated inventory. Local merchants expect lively foot traffic as they showcase contemporary designs and exclusive items for a season launch.
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Leisure Jeans
BOY Scout
Nyton
Oxfords
Sandals
Ullize
Elwood Job
Craig
Hassle
Jolly Maids Club
Jolly Maids 4-Club
The
Harmony Christian Churity
H Leisure
Martha Jo Leisure
Iiss
Marilyn Trout
Corabelle Wardwell
Sarah Keeraft
Be Heldj
Beaudette Seward
Rockville
Susan Dackley
Craig Okehs
James Seward
Anderson Herald
Seward
August Marbil
Henry Otls Muchatore
Hewry Ts Much, Nore
Methodist
Liberty
Clark Chapel
Mercy Hospital
Elendon Hobbs
Athletic Park
Anderson
Anderson Free Fair
Fraternal Order OF Police and Anderson Motorcycle Club
Parco
Pearl
Texas
Miller's Fing
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Anderson Indiana, Inc
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