Elwood Nazarene and Olivet college programs announced
ELWOOD The Nazarene Church will host two special programs Sunday with emeritus figures from Olivet College leading morning worship at 10 00. The events include a later meeting at the city edge with music by Trio Central School performers Tran ie Liddell and Geral Nunt y, plus J W Swearenpren in charge of services. A traffic accident near Elwood injures several, while Wins Senatorship winner Richard Alfred Wehrenberg earns a university scholarship to Valparaiso University, effective September.
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Olivet
Muncie
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Divel Nazarene College
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Elwood Assemly of God
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Assemblies of God
Happy Tears as Mother and Daughter Reunited
In Albuquerque and Pittsburgh a girl run away and her parents reconnect by long distance phone call. Barbara Queens, formerly Pogey Ane Hlowston, now Mrs. Ten Cory Witt, recalls leaving home for California with $70 in baby-sitting money and later marrying Air Force Sgt. Tarbury. The story covers her journey, remarriage, and family relief as officers confirm her identity amid a lengthy reunion.
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Courtroom Notices and Divorces in Ongoing Superior Court Actions
A messy docket lists multiple cases including divorce petitions for Jose Adams vs Pauline Adams and Tay Jenkins, custody and support actions, real estate commissions, and a variety of civil filings. Other items include appointments, findings for plaintiffs, and a divorce dismissal. Public notices reference Parker House, LLG Meridian.
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Ininiita
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John R. Walsh
Meades
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Harold J. Anderson
Thelma Thinairdys
Wa Kirin
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Sharp
Millie Ret
Soldier Admits Death Of Brother In India
An Army recruit in Michigan City admits his years old brother died during a reported incident. The youth, a Pvt. Duni Dambrowaly, signed a confession claiming he acted after waking, dressing, and picking up a paring knife. Police said the motive involved ongoing disputes, with the family noting no fear of retaliation. The case follows his deployment details and family statements as investigations continue.
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India
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Duni
Dambrowaly
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Catleye
Jann Harvison
Indianapolis
Paul DeWayne
Adrich
Hell
Alice Donbrawsky
Army
St. Louis
Tye
Camp Gordon
Stusl
Fisher
Mekein C. Dambraw
Sue Carol
Nother Siater
Phyllis Algol
Ilolms
Nfld
Momie Energy Commission
Makine
Mrs Verna Hood To Be Married In Early August
Mrs Verna Hood to be married to Milford Mor i of Alexandria with plans for a summer ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Nellie Knotts of Elwoorl and Vernon Koulls of Ancersar. The upcoming nuptials are noted amid wartime era context and family ties.
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Blavouu
Anmnutee
Montras Andes Felday
Verna Mae
Toad
Elwoor
Milford Mori
Alesandria
Nellie Knotts
Elwoorl
Vernon Koulls
Ancersar
Miss Alumbaugh to Wed Jay Petro
Mr and Mrs Weny Mumbaugh announce the engagement of Shirley Chebahiuphler to Jay Petro. Shirley is a Wendell L Willkie High School senior and Jay Petro, son of John Vetra, is a Swayzer High School graduate and farmer.
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Chebahiuphler
Shirley
Jay Petro
John Vetra
Biwayzee
Alumbaugh
Wendell L. Willkie
Petro
Swayzer High School
Leon Sel
Elwood Club News Highlights Local Social Events
Elwood society notes from the Kum Lumn Home Penvenstration Club meeting at Mrs Hugh Cooper's home with Mrs Herman Webb as hostess. Prizes were awarded to Gordon and Frazee. Aug 12 picnic at Callaway Park announced. Gleaners class held an all day meeting at the church with a covered dish meal and prayers. Attendance included Mrs Switzer, Mrs Mertle, and others. Upcoming meetings listed for July and August.
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Elwood
Penvenstration Club
Hugh Cooper
Herman Webb
Jack Hertle
Ud Switzer
The
Rose
Mestaimes
Jack Mertle
Wilbur McGill
Earl Carlile
Ralph de- Lawter
Everett Iranbarger
Ival McCorkie
Gerald Pere Hugh Cowper
Samuel Switzer
Callaway Park
Gleaners
Tast Main Street Christian Church
God
Mesdames
Anna Michel
Paul Lavey
RE Turtman
0. B. Parkins
Katherine Engleshark
Local Marine Assigned in Korea Returns to Duty
Amal Willan WN AMAL son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Small of Summitville arrived at Inchon Harbor aboard the transport Gen. Doh Pore to join the 1st Marine Division in Korea. The division has served there since the early 1950 outbreak and earned two Presidential Unit Citations for Inchon and Chosin actions. A muskrat coat sells for about a sixth the cost of a mink coat.
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Willan WN. Amal
Marvin Small
Summitville
Inchon Harbor
Doh Pore
1St Marine Division
Korea
Inchon
Chosin Reservoir
Auction notices for July sales across multiple Indiana estates
A fragmented list of estate and personal property sales scheduled in July at various Indiana locations. Entries name executors or administrators, sale types including real estate, household goods, and livestock, and sale times and venues with several typographical errors.
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Fatemount
Ind
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Joy Tong Rest Estate
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Alexamsria
Ricky Auri
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Sale Meal
Scully
Sly Elwood
Martha J.“ Qooney
Maw Jett
Linville
Bire
Silvie
Andavann
Indiana
Everett Corny Rie M. Mood
Gerald To Hey
Pendleton “Ave
Pendleton
Col Wendley
Dae
Keli
Velday
Sale Teal Estate
Teck
Aontas of
Rendintin
Oveek
Fate Hayes
James Dred
Tey
Avnet
Fieha Rinker
Gate of Lives
Hancock and Madiann Co
Shedy
Uradley
Joe Kellum
Aucts
Army officers suspended over abuse allegations report
An officer and a first sergeant were relieved from command Friday as the Army investigates reports a company of 225 soldiers was ordered to stand at attention for about an hour in 0 degree heat. Capt. Harry Lapham said preliminary findings gave some basis for disciplinary action against the company commander and the administrative first sergeant. Identified: 2nd Lt. Robert S. Morgan of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and Sgt. Richend J. Witbeck of Winston, Ohio. Regimental Commander Col.ark Ringler will review and decide action in a few days. Lapham noted the unit remained at attention. Ringler was told the 27th Infantry Regimental command will determine the next step. In Gary, Indiana, 29-year-old Pickett died Friday in a traffic accident on a city street after skidding 100 feet and striking a utility pole.
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Atention
Harry Lapham
Jhaphamy
Robert 5. Morgan
Wiles-Barre
Set
Richend J. Witbeck
Winslon
Ohio
Ark Ringler
Lapham
Ringler
Defense Alert Starts 24-Hour Continental Exercise
GRANLVIEW MO Defense alert begins a 24 hour training exercise as Central Air Defense forces simulate an enemy attack from polar regions. Fighters interceptor stations and Ground Observer Corps enter action across the central air defense zone under command of general Debony Spivey. The exercise will continue for several days.
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Continental
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Polar
Ground Observer Corps
Central Air Defense
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Th Spivey
Writer Wins New Army Trial
Writer Mel Voorhees, formerly Tacoma journalist and chief Army public information officer in Korea, had his Army court martial sentence of dismissal and forfeiture overturned by the U.S. Court of Military Appeals. The Seattle weekly Argus editor, who published his book Noran Tales critical of Gen. MacArthur, faced five security regulation violations linked to his writings.
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U.S. Court of Miltary Appeals
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Douglas MacArthur
Two Brothers Found Dead In Wisconsin Cabin Tragedy
Two retired Indiana brothers Charles Dress ex Delphi and William Dress Fayette were found dead from carbon monoxide at a Lake Nokomis cabin in Wisconsin. Sheriff said a hot plate likely caused the poisoning as they warmed the cabin after leaving home Wednesday. Both men were World War I veterans and had played semi pro baseball in northern Indiana.
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Charles Dress
Delphi
William
Ayette
Robert F. Gaber
Lo Caine
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