Elwood Church Hosts Muncie College Pastor
The Rev. James J. Babbitt, Ball State Teachers College minister to students, will speak at First Methodist Church morning worship at 9 30 a m Sunday. Babbitt, Elwood native, previously led St Joseph Methodist in Fort Wayne before his June transfer to Ball State. Local police report June saw 38 arrests, 22 accidents, and 119 complaints. several fines were issued in city court including for speeding and false registration.
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Ball State Teachers College
First Methodist Church
Elwood
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St. Joseph Methodist Church
Fort Wayne
Ball State
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Joseph Hiskey
Elwood Hobby and New Lancaster Aid Meet Aug 3
Elwood hosts the Hobby Club with Nellie Blair presiding and Anna Lee as hostess. Readings by officers and guests include a note from Josie Stokes. New Lancaster Ladies Aid, led by Hazel Carpenter, meets with poetry readings and prayers, next gathering August 3. Shiloh Friends Church Ladies Aid plans an all day picnic in Callaway Park on August 3.
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America
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San Diego
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Armeelia Bradley
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Miss King
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Harve Lineberry
New Lancaster Aid
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New Lancaster Ladies Aid Society
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Jesus
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Lucile Yarling
Garnet West
Mabel Brumfield
Agnes Wittkamper
Hostess
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Maggie Hughes
Callie Jackson
Corrine Swain
Ramona Schrock
Dames
Catherine Jackson
Graceanna McDermitt
Nellie McDermitt
Lenna King
Opal Mae Schwinn
Lucile Blanton
Cindy
Wanda Durr
Linda and
Howard
Smorgasbord at East Christian Church in Markleville
A community event titled Smorgasbord takes place on July 8 from 5 to 8 P.M. at East Christian Church in Markleville with offerings to attendees.
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Wilburn Family Reunion Set for July in Kokomo Park
Descendants of George and Mary Widener Wilburn plan the fourth annual reunion at Highland Park in Kokomo on Sunday July 16. The occasion will include celebrating Jesse Wilburn's birthday anniversary. Transport contact possibly via Jesse Wilburn or Mrs Bessie Wilburn.
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DeMolay Staff To Be Installed In Alexandria Tonight
Alexandria DeMolay chapter to install newly elected officers at 7 p m with Bruce Stansberry as master councilor and Steve Lynch as senior councilor. Incoming master councilor selects a large list of officers for the term. Installations to be conducted on the lawn of Mrs J P Reed if weather permits. otherwise in the Masonic Temple. Families and friends urged to attend.
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Dennis Stansberry
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Charles Malicoat
Tom Thomas
Richard Reed
Ross Silvey
Terry Macy
Dan Crull
Gary Lawrence
Mike Murray
Terry Chaplin
David Rhorer
Steven Reavis
Butch Hughes
Conrad Patz
Jame Ragsdale
Stanley Ray
J. P. Reed
Harrison St
Masonic Temple
Terry Malicoat
George Jackley
Steven Ray
Tom Millican
Richard Woosnam
de Molay
Bond Redemption Dip in June Reaches Eight-Year Low
The Treasury reported that redemption of series E and H savings bonds fell to 392.3 million in June, the lowest June total in eight years. New E and H bond sales totaled 370 million, up 9 percent from June 1960.
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UPI
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Elwood Rites Today For Anna Duff 77
Elwood Rites will be held at Copher and Fesler funeral home at 10 a m Saturday for Mrs Anna Long Duff 77 Haz ard Ky who died in St Josephs Hospital Lexington Ky following illness. Burial will be Knox Chapel Cemetery Point Isabel. Surviving are husband Scott E Duff daughter Ruth Duremore Sanford Fla two sons Paul E Duff Chicago Col Carl L Duff Pentagon Washington DC and a sister Lucy Long Elwood. Mrs Duff born Elwood July 7 1884 daughter of Algernon Long married 1906 member Christian Church.
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Chicago
Carl L. Duff
Pentagon
Washington D. C
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Elwood
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Young Democrats Set for 12th Indiana Convention
Indiana Young Democrats will assemble in Indianapolis for their 12th biennial state convention on July 28-29. State president Robert A. Pastrick of East Chicago announced plans including a banquet, breakfast with Governor Welsh, an oratorical contest, officer elections, and a beauty contest featuring entrants from all 11 congressional districts.
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UPI
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Robert A. Pastrick
East Chicago
Welsh
Hospital Dismissals Listed From St John’s Hospital
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital are many residents including Mrs Olivia Jarett of Rt 4, Mrs Garnett Hawkins Pendleton, Mrs Mable Parker Lansing Michigan, James Biddle 1735 E 35th St, Herbert Rodecap 1159 Sunnymead Dr, Harry Bienert 532 High St, Mrs Jenny McFadden 307 E Webster, Mrs Billy Barentine and daughter Alexandria, Mrs Thomas Drake and son 523 W Whetstone Rd, Mrs Billy Ruggles and son 1209 Maryland Rd, Mrs Charles Jones and daughter Sulphur Springs, Mrs Charles Biddle and daughter 4308 Brown St, Mrs Robert Clelland and daughter 2008 Nichol Ave, Mrs John Misner and son 603 Ruddle, Robert Ray 2462 Main, Mrs Ann Gehrke 3316 Maple Rd, Mrs Gladys Jennings 1906 Dewey, Mrs Lena Gustin 2339 Noble, Jack Chapman 1607 W 14th, Miss Carol Heiney 800 W 37th, Marion Jarvis 304 Seminole Dr, Mrs Mary Harris Rt 1, Thomas Burton 23 W 40th.
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Pendleton
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Lansing Mich
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Sunnymead
Harry Bienert
High St
Jenny McFadden
E. Webster
Billy Barentine
Alexandria
Thomas Drake and Son
W. Whetstone
Billy Ruggles
Maryland Rd
Charles Jones
Sulphur Springs
Charles Biddle
Brown St
Robert Clelland
Nichol Ave
John Misner
Ruddle
Robert Ray
Main
Ann Gehrke
Maple Rd
Gladys Jennings
Dew
Indiana Federal Workers by County in 1960 Total 31,682
A Senate House Committee report lists Indiana county counts of federal civilian workers at year end 1960. Madison County shows 280 workers while Marion totals 14,303 and Lake 1,289, with statewide civilian staff 31,682 and national total 2,372,580 including territories and foreign posts.
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Tom Linder's New Drive In Specials Dialed In
Tom Linder offers drive in specials featuring French fried onions and foot long hot dogs with a New Orleans style poor boy. Located at Junction highways 9 and 67 offering quick service.
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New Orleans
Thurston New Chairman of School Board
A reorganizational meeting at Alexandria Monroe High School elected Thurston as president of the joint school board. Don Crick was named vice president, Don Crull secretary, Ernest Allen treasurer, with Ivan Moorman and A H Baumgartner as board members. Pool To Open After Leak At Beulah Park pool officials shut the facility after a chlorine gas leak in a tank valve. police evacuated the area and the tank was removed to prevent explosion.
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Paul Thurston
Alexandria - Monroe
Don Crick
Don Crull
Ernest Allen
Ivan Moorman
A. H. Baumgartner
Beulah Park
John Green
Alexandria Fire Department
Finance Center Report Details 1960 61 Army Spending
Brigadier General F. J. Kendall announced Fort Benjamin Harrison and Finance Center data for FY1960 61. Salaries paid to military and civilian staff exceeded 25.6 million dollars. Reserve and National Guard drill pay totaled 7.559 million. Local vendors averaged 557 thousand monthly. Civilian employment reached 3,450 at the center and 4,700 in the Greater Indianapolis area. Community contributions peaked with 72,315 in service, 61,135 to United Fund, and about 11,180 to health and relief campaigns.
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Indianapolis
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Interior reports May imports at 1 435 945 barrels daily
The Interior Department said on Thursday that U S and Puerto Rican imports of licensed crude oil and oil products in May averaged 1 435 945 barrels per day. Separately North Carolina snapped a 10 game losing streak to Notre Dame with a 12 7 victory this season.
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UPI
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Shares Take Slight Loss Friday Market After Four Day Rise
New York stocks eased after a four day advance as rails led declines and Bethlehem steel swung to a loss before trimming. The Dow fell 1.54 to 692.73 while the N YSE average slipped 0.40 to 247.00. Volume totaled 3.03 million shares as 552 issues fell versus 473 gainers.
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Pfizer
Chas
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Sears Roebuck Ho Ee Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Ind
Swift & Co
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U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Promptly at 2 PM
Market closes at 2:00 p.m. any late arrivals are carried over to tomorrow. Hogs steady to 30c higher with weights 200 to 220 pounds at 18.25 to 18.50, 220 to 240 pounds 16.00 to 18.25, 240 to 280 pounds 17.00 to 17.50, and 280 to 330 pounds 16.00 to 16.50. Cattle and calves show mixed ranges with steers 16.00 to 23.00, heifers 16.00 to 22.00, cows 12.00 to 16.00, bulls 19.00 to 20.00, calves 16.00 down to 22.00, lambs 15.00 to 18.00, and sheep 3.00 to 10.00 for various classes.
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Selling Cuts Wheat Prices
Heavy late selling cut deeply into wheat and soybean futures on the Board of Trade Friday. July soybeans fell up to nine cents, with most losses in the final quarter hour. Wheat and other grains showed smaller declines or steadier bets as markets closed with soybeans down about 9.25 cents and wheat around 2 cents lower.
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Board of Trade
Butcher Hogs Remain Steady in Chicago Trade
The butcher hog market stayed steady Friday with a top of 18.50, down 15 cents from Thursday as about 50 head of mixed No. 1 and 2 hogs at 220 lbs led the day. Mixed 1-2 and 1-3 at 200-240 lbs sold 18-18.35, and 190-260 lb lots at 17.50-18. Sows topped at 15.50. No steer sales reported. Sheep trade limited to some choice and prime lambs at 19.50-20, 18-19 for good and choice. prices steady.
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Stock Quotations Note on Brackets and Bid Ask Spread
A brief note explains that quotations enclosed in brackets or parentheses indicate the higher price asked and the lower price offered, illustrating bid and ask concepts in market listings. It clarifies how to read price ranges within quotation materials.
Local Livestock Market Prices Show Mixed Steers and Hog Rates
Local market reports indicate hog prices steady with 19 to 240 pound hogs at 17.35 to 17.90, 240 to 300 pound hogs at 16.15 to 16.90, sows around 4, good steers and heifers 20.00 to 22.00, choice steers and heifers 22.00 to 23.00, with down values noted for certain categories. Grain prices list various bids including oats, beans, corn shelled at 1.03 per pound for ear corn at 2.23 per unit, and other minor figures.
Steady Prices Recorded for Hoars and Cattle at Indianapolis Sale
Hoars steady to fully steady with sow strength and slow demand. No. 1 and 2 barrows 199-230 lb bring $18.25-$18.50, 125 head 200-220 lb at $18.75-$18.85, bulk 180-240 lb $17.50-$18.25, 240-270 lb $17-$17.75, 270-300 lb $16.50-$17.25, 140-170 lb $15.50-$17.00. Sows 300-400 lb $13.75-$15.25, 400-600 lb $13-$14. Cows/bulls steady. Holstein steers 1,100-1,150 lb at $20, 125 lb heifers $21.25. Canners $12.50-$14, utility $18-$21, bulls $18-$21. Dealers $24-$27. Lambs strong. 80-105 lb $18.50-$19, 95-100 lb $19.50, good to choice $16-$18. Ends with brief classifieds reference.
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Auction Sales Roundup For Indiana Listings
Public sales listed for July with multiple auctions across Pendleton Greenfield Anderson and nearby areas. Notable items include real estate, ponies, household effects, an agency and equipment sale, and an administrator sale of estate property. Auctioneers include Wardei Flatford Charlie Lawher and Joe Kellum among others.
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Pendleton
State Rd
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Joe Kellum
Aucti
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Anderson
Highland School
Chas. Lawler
Aletha Jane O'Neal
Pearl Street
Elbert Wheichel
Elsie Broadbent
Charlies Lawher
Ed Hackleman
Perkinsville
House & Smith
Steenerson Ford Agency & Equip
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