Dr Keller Retires After 62 Years of Practice in Alexandria
Dr. Frank G. Keller, Alexandria's longest practicing physician, will retire this week after 62 years of service. He moves with his two children to new homes in Michigan and Kentucky. A farewell dinner at the White Spot honored him with participation from fellow physicians and friends. Previously, Keller arrived in 1899 and began his practice on January 6, living at 410 N Harrison St for 35 years. He delivered many local families and treated thousands here. Nearby, nine-year-old Brian Willey, hospitalized with asthma, received aid from the Alexandria Fire Department during the incident.
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Frank G. Keller
Robert W. Conder
Grosse Paints
Mich
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Lexington
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de. Keller
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Alvin G. LeRoy
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T G. R. Lindley
Dan Rohe
Everett
Gant
George
Overpeck
Messrs
William Lewis
Walter Engh
Harry Adwns
Marshall Broyles
Cherley Thomas
al Lewis
Dahl Strider
BE. Berry
N. Harrison St
Meller
Alexandria Social Activities Highlights and Weddings
The Alexandria community enjoyed games at Nealgh Park with prizes for best entries and a basket dinner. Newlywed Verne Swanson and Marjory Graham, both from area families, plan to reside in Manville, New Jersey after a St Paul wedding trip. Tri Kappa postponed its July 9 picnic, and Marbara Reid celebrated her 11th birthday with a Walnut Street party.
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Virginia Woosnam
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Sherry Loveless
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Jenny Reid
Muncie
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St. Paul
Minn
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Ritter Memorial
First Methodist Church
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Frankton
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Johns-Manville Corp
Tri Kappa
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William Teld
Walnut St
Youth Center Receives Gift From Elwood Community Chest
A check for 440.80 was received Tuesday by the Youth Recreation Center from the Elwood Community Chest as its allotment. Fay Arbatgh, chairman of the center’s Cemlar organization, thanked them, saying the funds will aid planning for youth recreational activities. Circus sales for the ensuing week were also reported.
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Ealy
Elwood Community Chest
Fay Arbatgh
Cemlar Organization
Nation Sets High Record in Aluminum Production
The United States produced a record nearly 1,500,000 tons of prime aluminum in 1954, up about one sixth from 1953 and double 1950 levels. The rise reflects stronger metal output as industry recovers from wartime disruptions. Parvot fever has been discovered among birds in New Jersey recently.
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New York
United States
New Jersey
Vaccine Developed for Chickens in Pearl River
Pearl River firm introduces a dust type vaccine against infectious bronchitis and Newcastle disease for poultry. One worker can immunize up to 5,000 chickens per hour. The dust is pumped into a closed area and inhaled by birds as young as five days, faster than existing methods.
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Pearl River
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T He Company
Middletown High Band Wins First in Mermaid Festival
The Middletown High School Band won first place in their division at the Mermaid Festival in North Webster. Miss Virginia Riley and Miss Ruby Robinson led as mascot and queen respectively for the Middletown group. members traveled by bus from nearby towns for the event.
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MacNamara Rites Planned In Elwood Thursday
Frances J Mack MacNamara longtime Elwood resident died at a rest home in Indianapolis after a six year illness. Funeral rites set for St Josephs Catholic Church Elwood with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Surviving sister Thelma MacNamara Warren Ohio.
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Mack) MacNamara
Inianapolis
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Burin
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New Healing Substance Claim Shrinks Hemorrhoids
An ad claims a nonsurgical treatment using Stance Dynes and Prenotation H to shrink piles and ease pain. It touts dramatic case results and a worldwide institute discovery, urging purchase at druggists with a money-back guarantee.
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