Summitville Lions Install New Officers
James Harmon was installed as president of the Summitville Lions Club at a Kings Inn Anderson dinner meeting. New officers include Henry Oberholtzer as 1st vice president and Hector Lawler as 2nd vice president, with Morris Hull as 3rd vice president, David Abernathy secretary, James Kirkwood treasurer, Colonel Hull tail twister, Harold Forrest lion tamer, Tom Bair and Emmit Jarrett one-year directors, and Frank Inglis and Don Carpenter two-year directors. Outgoing president Jim Morris received 100 percent attendance pins. awards were given for sponsoring new members.
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Summitville
James Harmon
Lions Club
Kings Inn
Anderson
Lion J. Luther Elsen
Henry Oberholtzer
Hector Lawler
Morris Hull
David Abernathy
James Kirkwood
Colonel Hull
Harold Forrest
Tom Bair
Emmit Jarrett
Tors
Frank Inglis
Don Carpenter
Jim Morris
Atttendance
Lions
J. Luther Elsen
Pauline Dobson
Lloyd Hall
Sherman Vinson
Ron Caldwell
Employment Needed For Area Students
J O Armstrong manager of Indiana State Employment Service reports July sees many students seeking work with about 400 registered by June 1. Openings have not matched demand though 39 youths found nonfarm jobs in June. About 300 local youths work as roguers in seed corn fields while training to detassel. many hope for additional opportunities. Call 644-6601 to offer part time or temporary work.
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J. O. Armstrong
Indiana State Employment Service
Armstrong
Amazing new OQuik Fix denture repair kit ad claims easy use
A promotional block touts OQuik Fix as an easy denture repair kit. It promises no special tools, quick fixes for cracked plates, and tooth replacement with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad emphasizes reliability and consumer satisfaction.
M G Board Reorganizes Madison Grant School Board
Maurice Pierce of Duck Creek Township was elected president of the Madison Grant United School Board in a special session. The seven member board chose Pierce on the first ballot, with Dan Hiatt named vice president and Carl Craib as secretary. Also named were Max Leisure as assistant secretary Madonna Kind as bookkeeper and treasurer Opal Watts as payroll clerk and deputy treasurer. The board retained Thomas Morin as attorney at 1200 dollars. The town board proposed dredging Back Creek. the board will report back. Teacher negotiations continue with no salary change. a 100 dollar across the board raise is sought by the teachers. Budget and bid actions were on the agenda for next week.
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Thomas Morin
Marion
Fairmount
Dickie Ben Lee
Glen Holston
Back Creek
Harold Dick
Gary Bragg
Judges Beauty Pageant Opens Indiana Black Exposition in Indy
An Indianapolis businessman served as a judges on a beauty pageant held during the second annual Indiana Black Exposition. Roosevelt Carter Sr assisted in the event at the new Indiana Convention Center, as the expo drew regional groups. A Concerned Citizens bus trip for Westvale Shadeland and Hazelwood children ages nine to fourteen is planned, with Rev. C. M. Morgan noting eligibility and sponsoring details.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Roosevelt Carter Sr
Indiana Convention Center
Concerned Citizens
Westvale
Shadeland
Hazelwood
C. M. Morgan
Carter
CC Board of
Delegates Named For Methodist Convo
Four Hoosier residents join 78 delegates from Indiana to form 490 voting members at the North Central Jurisdictional Conference of the United Methodist Church. Anderson's Dr. Virgil Bjork and Roy Roudebush sim to attend, with Alexandria's Rev. John Dicken and Fortville's Mrs. Robert E. Green also selected as delegates. The conference meets at the Indiana Convention Exposition Center July 11 to 13 to elect bishops and appoint representatives to general agencies and the National Council of Churches.
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Indianapolis
United States
North Central
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ball State Receives Grant for Educational Opportunities
Ball State University will receive a 170724 grant under the Educational Opportunities Grants Program of HEA 1965 for 1972 73. About 260 students may get 200 to 1000 annually with equal institutional match and work study. Indiana institutions total 41 funded 1637 students 1075899 earmarked statewide. Ball State also gets 18750 for fish study led by Dr. Thomas S. McComish with 6300 extra from Ball State. research involves Indiana waters of Lake Michigan and fish species like alewives perch trout salmon. Samplings will occur at Gary Burns Ditch and Michigan City with cooperation from Indiana DNR.
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Thomas S. McComish
Ball State University
Indiana
Lake
Michigan
McComish
Robert Koch
Lake Michigan
Transec
Gary
Burns Ditch
Michigan City
Red Cross Seeks $9000 Local Flood Relief Quota
The local Red Cross Chapter aims to raise $9,000 as its county quota in the national campaign for $10 million to aid flood victims. The American National Red Cross is chartered by Congress to help disaster victims and relies on voluntary contributions from the public. The chapter notes historical strong public response to Red Cross appeals.
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Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Congress
U.S
Court News Notices and Divorces In Indiana Listings
Michael Alexander vs Michelle Alexander and National Homes Acceptance Corp involve a partition suit with case dismissed. Keith Lindzy seeks divorce from Nicole Lindzy as James Melson grants. State of Indiana vs He Jones shows an affidavit for escape and nolle prosequi by J E Freeman Jr.
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Michael Alexander
Michelle Alexander
National Homes Acceptance Corp
Henry P. Schrenker
Keith Lindzy
Nicole Lindzy
James Melson
State of Indiana
He Jones
J. E. Freeman Jr
Nolle Prosequi
Strangeway's Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Mounds Road at
A brief item notes Strangeway's Fresh Fruits and Vegetables located on Mounds Road. The readable fragment provides no date or further details about offerings or hours.
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Strangeway
Weekend Services At GCS With Rev Eugene Phillips
The Rev Eugene Phillips of Cookeville Tennessee will speak at House of Prayer on West 25th Street. The revival starts tonight at 7 PM and runs nightly through Sunday with special singing and is open to the public.
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Eugene Phillips
Cookeville, Tenn
House of Prayer
Great Commission
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