Pendleton Park Restoration Plan Formed
Pendleton Park Redevelopment Corporation forms to craft a master plan for Falls Park improvements. It aims to minimize costs with professional planners, then submit proposals to the Town Board for final authority. Members vote on the master plan content. Officers and board members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton Park
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Ashby
James Schug
Jack Mellinger
George Daugherty
Larry Echardt
Eric Reske
Robert Martin
Birthday Fete At Pine Village For Pine Village Club
FRANKTON Chummy Chatter Club held its annual Birthday Dinner at the Pine Village Cafe. A gift exchange followed at Calla Way Park and a social hour. Attendees included Isa Belle Heaton Ella Marie Heath Mary McClain Georgia Mroz Isabelle Thomas Ruth Hester Irene Conklin Martha Hosier Goldie Bott Wilma Hurst. Next meeting set for July 17 at Mary McClain's home. Craft Club gathered for an all day session at Ethel Johnson's home. Members listed. Next meet at Gertrude Ashby’s home on July 14. Frankton Tops Club met at the Legion Hall with Lelia Dailey in charge. Secretary Catherine York reported. seven members answered roll. Queen of week Margaret Williams weight loss three pounds. queen of month Regina Graham ten pounds. Next meet July 7 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Chummy Chatter Club
Pine Village
Callaway Park
Isabelle Heaton
Ella Marie Heath
Mary McClain
Georgia Mroz
Isabelle Thomas
Ruth Hester
Irene Conklin
Martha Hosier
Goldie Bott
Wilma Hurst
Craft Club
Ethel Johnson
Dalice Etchison
Dorothy Tomey
Gertrude Hoover
Gladys Scott
Edith Waymire
Faye Williams
Gertrude Ashby
Legion Hall
Lelia Dailey
Catherine York
Margaret Williams
Regina Graham
Notre Dame Historian Found Dead In Office
Fr. Thomas T. McAvoy, 65, a Notre Dame historian and archivist, was found dead in his office in South Bend. A Tipton, Indiana native, he led the university archives since 1929 and headed the History Department from 1939 to 1960, guiding the collection as a key source on early American Catholic history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend, Ind
UPI
University of Notre Dame
Monay
Thomas T. McAvoy
Tipton
Ind
United States
Department of
Fr. McAvoy
Notre Dame
Church
America
Fortville Festival Promises Three Day Community Event
The Fortville Jaycees stage a three day festival at Fortville City Park beginning Thursday July 10. A parade Saturday at 11 a.m. will feature bands floats and other entries. Bob Glaze of WTTV will present a program after the parade. Special features include a baby contest rides cotton candy and hot dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Bob Glaze
WTTV
Car With 25000 In Diamond Rings Stolen In Hammond
Two well dressed men were seen driving away a jewelry salesman's car containing an estimated 25000 worth of diamond rings. Irvin Woll of Coldmaster Corp New York said the two suspects tried to break into the trunk and appeared to abandon the car only when unable to open it. Police alerted Illinois authorities as the car headed toward the state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond, Ind
UPI
Irvin Woll
Coldmaster Corp
New York
Ilinois
State Line
Welfare Aide Seeks Reimbursement for Local Food Stamp Debt
Indiana welfare officials asked the U S Department of Agriculture to reimburse 25 counties for food stamp administrative costs amid Marion County Center Township’s $81,136 unpaid share. Chicago said payments cover the program, not individual counties, risking local funding if the debt remains unpaid. Officials seek a prompt decision on state-wide reimbursement while Marion’s balance is unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Madison County
Marion County
James L. John
State Department of Public Welfare
Chicago
Federal Department
Center Township
Benjamin A. Osborne
John
Marion
Daleville School Trustees Elect Officers
DAELVILLE Warren How ell was elected president of the Salem Community School Board of Trustees and Robert Mingle was elected vice president. Others include Charles Stewart secretary and Mrs Charlotte Costerison treasurer. James Wilhoit named track and cross country coach. Budget review to consider auto mechanics equipment request by Ray Bayer. Sale of a 1959 model school bus also noted.
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Daelville
Warren Howell
Salem Community School Board of Trustees
Robert Mingle
Daleville
Charles Stewart
Charlotte Costerison
James Wilhoit
Ray Bayer
Auction sales spread across Indiana towns in July listings
Marion National Bank hosts a public sale of antique furniture and household goods at 333 North Washington Street in Marion with Ellenberger Bros. as auctioneers. Additional auctions include Roby’s Appliance office items in Chesterfield, Hood and Corn public sale in Wilkinson, Turner and Wardell auctioneers for antiques in Anderson, and Delaware County Commissioners sale in Muncie. Other notices list real estate, groceries, and farm machinery offers across Anderson, Madison, and surrounding areas with multiple auctioneers.
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Marion National Bank
Edna Blue
N. Washington St
Marion
Ind
Ellenberger Bros
Roby
East Main Street
Chesterfield
Indiana
Egg M. Hood & Everette
Daniel Hyatt
Hwy
Wilkinson
Omer Jessup
L. Turner
West 20Th Street
Anderson
Wardell Flatford
Lot Turner Auctioneers
Delaware County Commissioners
Delaware Cty
Fairrounds
Muncie
Tomartlett
Audrey & Spernice Cox
Meridian St
Mort McShurley
Myrtle H. Wallace
East Lynn St
East 28Th St
Wardell Flatford & Lot Turner
Leola Gahimer
Alexandria Pike
Linwood Rd
Wayne Pheanis
Classified Ads The People’s Market Place
This ad seeks to promote the ease and accessibility of Classified Ads as a mass advertising method. It emphasizes profits, diverse uses, and broad readership, inviting readers to place ads via telephone at 643-5371.
Classified Sections Overview From Historic Newspaper Card
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows classified headings such as Jobs For Help Wanted, Real Estate, autos, services, and various sale notices. It lists categories like Antiques For Sale, Apartments For Rent, Houses For Sale, Farm and Acreage, Farms, Lake Sites, and Insurance. The text is a garbled index of ad sections with scattered numbers and incomplete entries.
Room board and care ad for elderly women in private home
Classified notices include room and board for elderly women in a private home with contact. Also requests for ride to RCA Indianapolis for second shift, a lost turquoise parakeet, a white toy poodle description, and painting services offered by Neely Painting & Trim Do with free estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Indianapolis
Vic
Hamilton
Monroe St
Alexandria
NEELY
Part Time Jobs Offered At Local Office
Part time hourly rate plus sales commission, about 25 hours weekly. Both morning and evening shifts available. Apply at 1000 Fletcher Street, 1415 Fairview.
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Fletcher Street
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Wietiieel
OOS Inca
Niia
Superior Fence Co
Suni-Quik-Chik
29Th
Avucus
Hardin & Balser
Inec
East 11Th Street
General Assembly of the
State of Indiana
Astrologer
Hardy B.S.M.A
Transportation
Coventry
Dickey Rd
South & Pendleton
Reward
Jackson
Beauty and
New Castle
Marshall's Barber Shop
Court House
E. 9Th St
Corner Roads
DOZER
Stone
John Tonnes
Aday Gold's Quality Cabinet Shop, Inc
Anderson Road
Harold E. Smith
Main St
Old 9
W. E. Palmer
Contr
K. Perkins
Tim Smith
H. E
Mike” Summers
Shipley & Son
Madison & Cross St
L & S Amique
Jim’s
REAL
Walter H. Campbell
Bath & Kitchen
10Th St
Central Ave
Nardco
Heating & Air
G. 24Th
Delaware Anderson, Ind
Chesty’s
AVON
T.V
van Laningham Employment Service
Guenther
Snelling & Snelling
Bank
Nationwide
S. Belmont
North Side
Southview
Greenbriar Addition
White House
Indiana Lumber
Lafayette St. Ph
East 21St
Everybody’s Oil Corporation
Sharp
Nichol Ave
Edgewood Plaza
Te Golf & Country Club
Peneton
Hendricks
Kenmore
Royal Port
Peco
Huffy, Murray & Ross Gates Haynes Bicycle Shop
H.P
W. 8Th St
D. Rich
Raible Ave
Hollywood
Glazer Brothers
Key's
Stephen E. Robertson
Roby’s
East 10Th St
Bill Zion
Indiana State Employment Service
Jackson Street
Jack Frazee
Fairview
Mopfab, Inc
Kodacolor
Odell Photo, Inc
Virlenee's
Columbus Ave
Old & New
Newsom Electric
Nice Home
Arnie Boots
Gilson's
Ra & Main
Vessel of Personnel Dept
Sound City
Madison Co. Lumber
East Side Dairy
Elwood Area
Ra 12Th & Meridien
Prayer
Baxter Exterminating Co
Purdue
Broadway
Petersen Lumber Co
LP Gas Service
Empire Gas Inc
State St
Relford
Jackson St
W. 5Th
Acces
Bernie’s
Little Joe
Marshall’s Jewelry Store
9Th & Main Lis
Ohio Ave
A. L. Brewster
Plywood
van Laningham
Anderson Bank
Avenue Beauty Salon
Texaco
Don Marstall
Jones Mfg. CO
Sears
Hoosier Maytag
Don
Bob Hayden
Army Surplus
Meridian
Pepperidge Farm
Duncan Phyfe
Apt
Strock Bros
Dept. Army
Mahony
Dale's Curio Shop
Crystal St
1St Rd. S
Memorial Park
Srd House
Miller Huggins, Inc
New Cedar
Mi. E
1St Rd
B. F. Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
M & M Sales & Service
Staite
St. Rd
Mudd
Harvey St
Madison Ave
1520
Maytag
Hotpoint Auto
Pitt St
Thermogas CO
Arrow Ave
T& H
Frank Krall
Zenith
W.T
Motorola TV
Frank Krall Appliances
Lutz Furniture
Zig Zag
R.C.A
Ta&h Service & Sales
Nichol
Kelley
New & Used Furniture
New Dept. E. A
Arrico
Carrico
Broadway North
Westinghouse
Pov
T & H Service
Kurfee
Harmon
Sobel Furniture
Tenex Decorator
Waweranty Provence Electric
COX Furniture
Pendleton Ave
T & H Service & Sales
D. P. Duffitt
Mark Kingen
Silver ST
Silver St. Puane
Madd
Eta Club
Anderson, Ind. Antiques & Collectables
L. C. Byrne
Victor Victrola
Eid & Records
Slack
Fall Creek
Hts
Linaberg
Halford
Pearl St
Ruddle Ave
Handy Hands
Raible
Lone Oak Rd
Family Clothes & Misc
3Rd Road
Killbuck Park
C Corner Rd
Thurs
Henry St
Women's & Children’s Clothing
Cottonwood Dr
Deep Freeze
Lafassette St
E. Lynn
Eagles
3Rd St
All Welcome
Children’s & Adult's Co
Furn
Tues, & Wed
Avon's
S. Main
Layton
S.C
Hartle
Milion Ave
Weatherby
Browning
Remington
Itaca
Colt
Gene & Brownie
MR. Dugar
International Correspondence Schools
Robert V. Hedges
O. W. Meyer
Napoleon
AAA
James Edgell
P.O. Box
Dallas
Texas
Sandra
Mile
Detroit
Mich
Investiment
B&h
Standard Oil
Broadway & Grand St
Standard Oil CO
Euclid
Dr. Anderson
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