Wiggam the Model Sees Modeling as End Not Means
Wiggam, a tall New York model known as the wallabs man, criticizes modeling as an end rather than a means. He says it offers leisure but little lasting talent and warns men against quitting solid jobs like law to pursue it. He notes rival writers and his own path from Indianapolis to Princeton to Hollywood.
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Wiggam
Ling
New York
Wigram
Indianapolis
Northwestern University
Princeton
Hollywood
4 H Camping Plans Completed
About 150 4 H members from Madison and Fountain counties plan a July 2023 camping season at Shakamak State Park. Leaders hosted a planning camp to outline head craft, recreation, swimming, and normal activities with supervision by adult leaders, a nurse, and staff. Reservations and money should be delivered to the County Extension Office in Anderson as soon as possible.
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Suman Loumy
Shakamak State Park
Shakamak
Madison County
Fountain County
Anderson
City Court Session Deliberations and Youth Daughters Installations
City Court convenes at 1 39 in the afternoon on July 7 under Judge Pro Tem C Bayne Jurton with four day adjournment. Readings include driving while intoxicated and public intoxication charges for several residents, plus a Miss Orbaugh installed as honored queen of Job's Daughters at the Masonic temple with a full slate of officers and attendants listed.
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C. Bayne Jurton
Ernett Miles Baker
W. B. St
Quitman Abbott
Main St
Martin Edward Timmons
Clifford Craig
Ingalls
Laberta Travessar
Rt. 3
Peneton
Gladys Paulserude
Chicago
Ablic
Elwood
Ann Orbaugn
Job
Masonic Temple
Miss Orbaugh
Don Orbaugh
No. C St
Shaw
Wilfred Shaw
Spoapanet
Wis
Anderson
Apatana Ie
Boston
New
Washington
Rockies
PRS
Midwest
Catton
Hamlin
Auto contract talks halt until July 4
United Auto Workers and General Motors hold a recess in stalled negotiations. Russell Stewart to address Optimist meeting as talks remain deadlocked since late March. Deadlocks persist across three bargaining lanes and a TV resume is planned for July 14.
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Union
State Police Read Holiday Travel Watch
State police prepare an air ground patrol for a holiday weekend traffic watch in Indiana with extra driver warnings. Supt Zeis says enforcement will be coordinated with local and national forces as three planes and a helicopter form the air arm. Indiana’s 1958 traffic toll drops from last year, but fatal crashes occur on the toll road and near Muncie. A cherry picker injury and a wedding shower in Bethany are also noted.
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Indiana
Harold
Zeis
National Guard
Meyer H. Lebowitz
Kalamazoo
Sidh
Gary
Waldo ‘Beavans
Hartford City
Elmer Pattison
Eaton
Muncie
Rain Likely Across Indiana by July Fourth
The weatherman predicted thunderstorms could sweep the state before the Fourth of July. Periodic rain fell in northern Indiana with forecasts of showers across the northern third today and possible spread to central and southern Indiana by Friday. Heat was expected to reach the lower 90s in southern Indiana Thursday and Friday, with showers cooling the north to around 80 by Friday. The five day outlook warned thundershowers could total up to an inch and a half across the week.
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Indiana
Entir
Weather Bureau
Free Fair Enters Final Three Days at Athletic Park
The annual Landerson Free Fair enters its final three days at Athletic Park with record crowds reported nightly. Children from Knightstown and Madison County homes visited events. 180 from Knightstown and 80 from Madison County homes attended and rode buses escorted by Sheriff Joe Brogdon.
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Landerson
Athletic Park
Knightstown
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Riviera Theater
State Promotes Four Police and One Retires
Indiana state police announce the promotion of four officers and the retirement of a district communications officer. Among those promoted are Harold Zeis Daniel Wakefield and Virgil A. Perotta, with others named from Jasper and Dunes Park districts. Everett Gudgel and Richard Wallace are noted, along with several civilian retirees and relocations.
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Indianapolis
UPI
St. John’s Hos
Harold Zeis
Daniel Wakefield
Kenneth G. Asbell
Evans
Stville
William Wright
Daleville
Jasper Post
Juanita Turner
Pendle
Myra Wright
Albert R. Stiles
Charles Stington
Jasper
Guy Hodson
Cominsky
Ind
Helen Hedgecroft
Virgil A. Perotta
Michigan City
Eleanor Sears
Park
Dunes Ave
Roy. T
Joan Glancy
Chesterfield Sheet
San Pierre
Dunes
Mammie Parker
Jackson St
Dunes Park Oficer
John Woodall
Madison
Rudy Winleiich
Ave. Chesterton
Everett Gudgel
Richard Wallace
Main St
Anna Curry
Summitville
Nettie Hancock
Cottage Ave
Montry Hodges
Margaret Trueblood
Charles Cartwright
Alexandria
Jerry Shores
Yorktown
Byron Morgan
Galveston
Hubert Flatford
E. 17Th St
Meredith’ Davis
Peart St
Phillip Gallivan
Herman Williams
Shirley
Ella Youngblood
Morton St
Zada Boswell
Deloris Matin
Dewst Hec
Pats
Witlam
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties reported
Obituary notices for William Stewart of Daleville and Gwinn Chappell of Indianapolis describe their ages birthplaces and survivors. Stewart's services set for Saturday in Daleville with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Chappell funeral in Fortville will follow with burial at Chistian Church Cemetery.
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Madison
Indiana split council bids may delay late season projects
State and federal officials in Indianapolis prepared for bids taken July 29. If bids exceed estimates, next bid setting could be late August, risking construction not being carried out this year due to late season timing.
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Inianapolis
Obituary notices and legal notices from Anderson page
Obituaries and related notices list Elzie Grinnell Ella Stout Mattie Shepherd and others with details of ages addresses and service times. The legal notice outlines an ordinance restricting vehicle movement within Anderson city limits and across streets.
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Anderson
Local YMCA Schedule and Court Notices Blend In
The page lists today YMCA luncheons at 12:00 for Lions and Optimists, dinners at 6:15, meetings at 1:30 for Practical Nurses, and a youth activity slate including swimming and life saving. It also prints legal notices from Madison County Indiana about Armington and a city ordinance, plus weather and flood notes from Wisconsin and Iowa.
Consul Returns as Cuba Abduction Aftermath Unfolds
Three captives released include W Coster Henry Salmonson of Portland Oregon and Edward Cannon of Cornwall Ontario. Restored by rebel hands in Oriente Province, 44 Americans and two Canadians remain in captivity as broadcasts report possible further releases and Cuban rebel leaders call for freeing all captured outsiders.
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W. Coster
Henry Salmonson
Portland
Ore
Edward Cannon
Cornwall
Ontario
Coster
Ori
Florida
Fidel Castro
Merritt Stoner
Lakeland
Fla
Lakeland Ledger
Cuba
Alabama
New York Times
Eisenhower
CBS
Tom Cos
Santiago
New York
Heould
Chamber Sets Continued On Public Safety Efforts
Officials discuss city safety program with the chamber safety committee and city administration expected to attend as special testers. The meeting will review the balance of weak and strong points in the program and consider patrols and school safety measures.
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C Chamber
Grace Smith Dies at 79 in Elm Grove Community
Grace Belle Smith 79 of Rt Anderson died at 1 48 p m Wednesday in St Johns Hospital. She was married Sept 26 59 years ago to the Rev James Smith who died last Sept 19. Born Nov 9 1878 in Connersville she lived in Anderson since infancy. Survivors: three daughters Miss Georgia Mrs Edith Dillie and Mrs Maclean Reynolds two sons Harry M Smith seven grandchildren six great grandchildren one brother Harry Hawking and a sister. She was a member of Elm Grove Christian Church and the Elm Grove Aid Society Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Friends may call after 7 p m Thursday. Services 2 p m Saturday at Elm Grove Christian Church conducted by Rev G R Osborne and Rev Floyd McLain. Burial at Frankton KP-OOF Cemetery. Arrangements by Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home.
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William Stewart Daleville
William Stewart
Anderson
Rush County
Daniel
Samantha’ Stewart
Stewart
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
T! Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
Cecil Hurry
Lynn
New Columbus
Elzie Grinnell
Elie R. Grinnell
High St
St. John’s Hospital
Carlisle
Grinnell
First Methodist Church
Trading Post
Ella L. Stout
Orpha
Firm
Borial Park
Funer
Dale Oldham
Park Place
Preston A. Stout
Church of God
Mattie Shepherd
Satie G. Shepherd
Blocher
James
Luzilda Gobin
Shepherd
Methodist Church
Bloener
Thomas C
Charles Shepherd
Chesterfield
Arvie Spall
Charles Flannigan
Rex C. Jones
George T. Bran Fon
Frankfurt
Germany
Ildren
Eva Arnold
Austin
Jarry Gobin
Kans
Mack Gobin
Minneola
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Keemi Pugh
East Maplewood Comery
Ernice FE
Bernice E. Snow
A. F. Byrne
Whetstone Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles L. Wainscott
Tesse_B. Snow Sr
Jesse B. Snow Jr
Donald B Snow
New Buffalo
Mich
Ardra
Stles Wainscott
Sheridan
Anna G. Hains
Hella Louise Needler
Leila ~ Martin
Lala Fern Robinson
Emily Jane ‘Travis
Betty Irene Cain
Oblesville
Grace Smith
Grace Belle Smith
Rt Anderson
Elm Grove
St. John's Hospital
James Smith
Connersville
Benamin
Columbia Hawkins
Three Daughers
Georgia
Edith Dillie
Ander
Maclean Reynolds
the Nuckols
Carmichael
Carrico family survivors listed in local obituary
Uluvan County native and Mrs. Thomas Carrico and Susan Carrico are named in a local obituary. Survivors include her husband Raymen, one daughter Betty Bruning of Anderson, three sons Carl James Plummer of Anderson and Harold Plummer of Crete Illinois, one sister Mrs. Dick Wolfe of Hammond, two brothers John Carrico of Terre Haute and Henry Carrico of Carlisle, with six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Uluvan County
Caughter Op Thomas
Susan Carrico
Raymen
Betty Bruning
Anderson
Carl
James Plummer
Harold Plummer
Crete
Ill
Dick Wolfe
Hammond
John ‘Carrico
Terre Haute
Henry Carrico
Carlisle
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Nstall Harob
Deming
N. M
Merle Herbert Pitley
el Paso
Tex
Clarence Durwood Knaur
Fort Wayne
Pixley
Knaur
Cherry Picker
Daisy French
W. 7Th St
St. Joh Hospital
Martha Reed
Bethany
Martha Ann Reed
Phillip Kreear
Robert Reed
Rt. 1
Vinal
Ven
Mogiler
Smith
V. Wilson
Mogilner
Seewond
Sayer
Sayers
Keith Reese
Sherwood
Arthur J. Mogivier
Reese
Highway Department
Statehouse F
Craig
Thef Bnt
Asa Smith
American Legion
George N. Craig
India
Ana
Moginier
Riminal
Hor
Moginer
Ace E. Nichols
Fair Board
Olsen
Skeeter Killer Spray
Strickler’s
Rogers
LN Pa
Praia Pol
Aed
Hes
Wari
Aluminum
Nellie Robbins
Euclid
Ross Meeker
E. Séth St
Helenely
Goldfine
Senate
Wayne Jorse
D-Ore
Gold
Morse
Adams
John Fox
Fox
Subcommittee
LLA Chappell
Fortville
Ea Gwinn Chappell
Sherman St
Adama
Gravel Lawn
Goldine
Renohn R Rannatti
Wit Press
House
Marlummer
Bertha Plumner
Leakey
Jesse R. Leakey
Schubert
Harold , Rovelle
Wallace M. Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
D. K. Maser
John Spohr
Margie Zook
Bedford
Ohio
D. Karl Maser
Yuma, Mich
Anderton
Spohr
Ook
YMCA
R. T. Blessing
Delaware
Methodist ‘Spital
Armington
the Superior Court of
Madison ‘County
Osepm MH
Armington, Gere
Superior Court
Wass
PSM Sonaay I Amipany
Terem
Ineidert Boyton Agen'a
Schon
Cis
Safety
Summitvile Road
Board of Estimates of
Extraeugherty
Herman Hamlin
Lile
Frank Williams
Audubon
George Cummins
Albert Rector
Dons
Jummins
Farran
State Board
County General Fund
Foods Fund
Cumulative Bridge Fund
Madison Avenue
Moa Bay Mining Co
Navy
Uantanamo Naval Base
Guantanamo Base
Guantanamo
Cheapuc
Wy, Cari
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