Elwood Church Hosts Muncie College Pastor
The Rev James Babbitt minister to Ball State Teachers College students will speak at First Methodist Church in Elwood at 11 a m. He is son of Mr and Mrs Robbins and grandson of Mrs Charles Babbitt. Police report lists 38 arrests and 22 accidents in Elwood. eight accidents under 50 dollars, 14 over that amount. City Court News notes Wills five dollars costs for a right of way.
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Charles Biddle
Brown St
Robert Cielland
Nichol Ave
John Misner
Robert Ray
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Elwood Hobby Club and Aid Gatherings in July
Elwood social notices reveal Anna Lee hosting the Elwood Hobby Club with Nellie Blair leading business and devotions, plus letters from Josie Stokes and readings by Katherine King. New Lancaster Ladies Aid met with Thelma Crull presiding. Shiloh Friends Church Ladies Aid planned a Callaway Park picnic. Wilburn reunion set for Highland Park Kokomo on Sunday July 16 with contact for transportation.
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Smorgasbord Event at East Christian Church
A community smorgasbord is set for July 8 from 5 to 8 PM at East Christian Church in Markleville. Proceeds may support church activities and local outreach initiatives.
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DeMolay Officers Installed in Alexandria Tonight
Alexandria DeMolay Chapter to install elected officers at 7 p.m. on the lawn of the Chapter Advisor Mrs J P Reed home, with backup in Masonic Temple if weather turns inclement. Appointed and elected councilors named include Bruce Stansberry and Eric Schmidt among others. Installing team led by Terry Malicoat and George Jacki oy. attendance invited for families and friends. Also notes June savings bond redemptions and sales figures from Treasury.
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Richard Reed
Ross Silvey
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Dan Crull
Gary Lawrence
Mike Murray
Terry Chapin
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Steven Reavis
Terry Malicoat
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Steven Ray
Tom Millica
Richard Woosnam
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Lereet
Elwood Rites Today For Anna Duff 77
Elwood funeral services set for Anna Long Duff 77 of Hazard Kentucky who died in Lexington. Burial in Knox Chapel Cemetery. Survived by husband Scott E Duff two sons Paul E Duff and Col Carl L Duff a daughter Ruth Duremore and sister Lucy Long. Born in Elwood July 7 1884 she married Duff in 1906 and belonged to the Christian Church.
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Thurston Elected President of Alexandria-Monroe School Board
A reorganizational meeting elected Thurston as president of the Alexandria Monroe High School joint board with Don C. Dick as vice president Don Crull as secretary and Ernest Allen re elected treasurer Other board members include Ivan Moorman and A H Baumgartner A Beulah Park pool leak prompted closure with fire department gas mask assistance and chlorine gas handling while several Mercy Hospital patients and births are listed along with multiple local residents and addresses.
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A. H. Baumgartner
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Shares Take Slight Loss
NEW YORK AP The stock market closed weaker after four days of gains with modest activity. Rails retreated from Thursday's rally while steels were unsettled by Bethlehem, and rubbers aircrafts and electronics fell. Dow fell 1.54 to 692.73 and the broader AP average slipped 0.49 to 247.00 as volume totaled 3.03 million shares.
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Young Democrats Set for 12th State Convention
Indiana’s Young Democrats will assemble in Indianapolis for their 12th biennial state convention July 22-29. State president Robert A. Pastrick said several state and national Democratic leaders were contacted to speak at the convention.
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Madison County Federal Workers Now Total 280
A federal statistics report shows Indiana employed 31,682 civilian workers at year end 1960, with Madison County listing 280 workers. The Senate House Committee on Nonessential Federal Expenditures documented 2,212,848 in 30 states and 2,372,580 nationwide including territories and foreign posts. The county breakdown includes numerous counties and totals across the state.
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Finance Center Report Details Fort Benjamin Harrison Outlays
Fort Benjamin Harrison and the Finance Center reported fiscal year 1961 expenditures and employment. Over 25.6 million dollars paid in salaries to military personnel and civilian employees. 7.56 million to Army Reserve and National Guard for drills and encampments. Local vendors averaged 357 thousand dollars monthly for goods and services. Civilian employment at the Finance Center was 3,430. total civil service staff in Greater Indianapolis area reached 4,700 plus military personnel. Major commands at the installation include the Finance Center, Fort Benjamin Harrison HQ, U.S. Army Corps HQ, Adjutant General’s School, Finance School, and related bodies. Expenditures noted are local. Army-wide obligations exceed two billion dollars. Community support by personnel reached a high with 72,315 in health and welfare causes. United Fund contributions 61,135. charity campaigns around 11,180.
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Muncie Livestock Market Closes Promptly at 2:09 PM
Market results show hogs steady to higher with 200 to 220 pounds at 528.25 to 18.00, 220 to 249 pounds at 18.00 to 18.25, and 240 to 280 pounds at 17.60 to 17.50. Cattle and calves hold steady with steers and heifers in the 16 to 23 dollar range, cows 12 to 16, bulls 19 to 29, calves 22 to 27, and lambs around 13 with slaughter sheep 3 to 4.50. Any late arrivals moved to tomorrow’s market.
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Butcher Hogs Remain Steady Market Report Chicago
Chicago AP notes the hog market held steady with top prices around 18. WW down 15 cents from Thursday. About 50 head of mix No 1 and 2 hogs at 220 pounds fetched the day’s high. 40 to 60 pound lots at 18.00 to 18.35. mixed 1-3 at 17.50 to 18. Others 16.50 and up. Sows topped 15.50. Slaughter steer sales not reported. Sheep trade limited to select spring lambs at 19.50 with others 18.50 to 19. Prices steady.
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Wheat and Soybeans Slide on Chicago Board Trade
Chicago AP reports heavy selling cuts wheat and soybean futures Friday while other grains stayed steady to firm. July soybeans fell sharply, trims ending with a 3.39 cent drop and July at 2.66 2.4 dollars per bushel, alongside declines in wheat and other grains.
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Local Livestock Market Prices
Hog prices steady for 19 to 240 pounds with 17.33 to 17.90 and 24 to 300 pounds 16.15 to 16.90. Sows around 14.50, good steers and heifers 20.00 to 22.00, iChoice 22.00 to 23.00. Calves around 30.00 down. Cow prices 12.01 to 16.00, bulls 19.00 down. Grain notes list wheat oats beans and corn with 68 lb shells and new beans.
Hog prices hold steady amid mixed hog and cattle bids
In Indianapolis buyers kept steady quotes across hogs with mixed results for cattle. Hogs 200 to 270 pounds ranged up to 300 pounds at about 19 dollars, lighter weights around 9 to 16.50, and sows and cutters offered between 12.50 and 27 dollars. Cattle seen steady with limited offerings, lambs firmer with several lots achieving near 19 dollars for prime lightweight stock.
Auction Sales Roundup on July Dates Across Indiana
Public auctions listed for July across Pendleton Greenfield Anderson and nearby areas. Property sales include real estate at 1617 Pearl Street and 1218 W 6th St. Auctioneers include Lawler Kellum Hood and others. Listings note times 10:30 A.M. and 2 P.M. with several locations and directions.
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