William Howard Jr and Phyllis Robinson Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
William Howard Jr and Phyllis Robinson wed at First Methodist Church in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. James McCallie and Rev. Fwart Talley. The bride, sister of Mrs. Twitty Quon, wore pink silk, carried white roses and an orchid. Best man was James Howard. ushers were Jot Schmidt and Charles Michael. A reception followed in the church basement. couple to live at 923 Maine after a wedding trip to Wisconsin. Howard is an Indiana state trooper. bride attended Wendell L. Willkie High School.
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Blwovn
Phyis Robinson
Williamy Howard Jr
Maid St
First Methodist Church
James McCallie
Clay City
Fwart Talley
Twitty Quon
Elwond
Howsard
William Moward
Indianapolis
Thelbert Hagecaster
Aedley
Bewde
Robert ‘Tharp
Barbara Siphenson
Anderson
Mece
James Howard
Jot Schmidt
Charles Michael
Greencastle
Dom
Hach
Marion Riley
Richard Hageenster
Max Kleinbut
Charles Loser
Wisconsin
Maine
Howard
Wendell L. Willkie
Merle Hoppenrath
W. A. Seea
Southport
Indiana
Edwood
Bridal Show Fetes Mrs Marvin Warner at Home
A bridal show honoring the bride to be Mrs. Marvin Warner formerly Miss Linda Bitner took place at the home of Mrs. Robert Warner with Mrs Bud Minton assisting. Awards went to Miss Carolyn Hurst Mrs Maurice Gaither and Mrs Zoe Wilson among numerous attendees from the Alexandria area. Other guests included Mesdames Paul Wilson Orville Wilson Everett Wilson Ralph Walerson Earl Wilson Morris Wilson Tom Haslon Leon Murphy Robert Wilson Donald Thomas Stanley Reed John Bitner Charles Uurst Judy Baker Pat ty and Judy Hinton Kathy Wilson Janese Lindy Warner and Bruce Kildaw who returned from Chicago after attending the National Elks Convention at the Conrad Hilton. The Omega Nu Tau Sorority will meet hosted by Mrs Wendell Ferguson at her home with co hosts Mrs Carter Love and Mrs Robert F Miller starting at 7 p.m. Move 40 Anderson Mr and Mrs James R Cummings have moved to 2918 Dakota Dr Anderson according to a report the house move is noted. Alexandria Social Activities
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Alexandria
Marvin Warner
Linda Bitner
Robert Warner
Bud Minton
Ansters
Carolyn Hurst
Maurice Gaither
Zoe Wilson
Mesdames Paul Wilson
Orville Willson
Everett Wilson
Ralph Waleson
Earl Wilson
Morris, Wilson
Tom Haslon
Leon Murphy
Robert Wilson
Donald Thomas
Stan ‘Ley Reed
John Bitner
Charles
Uurst
Judy Baker
Patty
Judy Hinton
Kathy Wilson
Janese
Lindy Warner
Bruce Kildaw
E. Manroe
Chicago
Mr. Kildaw
Elks
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Wendell Ferguson
Omega Nu Tau
Carter Love
Robert F. Miller
Anderson
James R. Cummings
Dakota
Injury rumor debunked about Beery family move to Florida
A circulating rumor claimed Rev. Maurice Beery and his family were in an accident after moving to Sarasota Florida. Church members confirmed no injuries and a message from Mrs Beery expressed relief. Police logs later noted unrelated minor accidents over the weekend.
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Elwoqod
Maurice Beery
Sarasota
Fla
First
Methodist Church
Beery
Ray Wardwell
Beerys
Family Flees As Home Burns
An Alexandria family escaped a fire that ruined the upstairs of the Vollenhals home at 1211 West Washington Street. Firefighters arrived around 1:10 a.m. and had the blaze under control by 4 a.m. Marils E. Vollenhals carried his three young daughters to safety after waking to a burning bedroom with a window breaking from the heat. No injuries were reported.
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Alexandria
Marils E. Vollenhals
Washington St
Vollenhals
Gremen
Anderson Trio iTo Medic School and Local Accidents
An Alexandria man was admitted to St. John's Hospital after a fall from a ladder at Indiana University School of Medicine. Dean John D. Van Nuys announced 150 students selected for auditions, with the entering class 87 percent from Indiana and three from Hawaii Japan and Nigeria. A nearby house owners Ralph Nichardson reported insured with Nalopegomy Sasteu 7, while the area surrounding Anderson contends with flood-like conditions and lake depths described.
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Ralph Nichardson
Byron L
John D. van Nuys
Earl Freeman
N. Lincolni
Ave
Jadder
St. John’s
Anderson
South Florida
Shome Preserved Washington Shrine by Women in 1856
Mount Vernon, the Washington home, narrowly escaped sale at auction in 1856. A group of patriotic women secured the property and transformed it into a national shrine.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Knurmer
Bavarian Violence Outbreak Discussed
Bavaria faces a rise in postwar violence as the Bavarian Cabinet meets to discuss measures. Local clubs and church groups announce meetings and social gatherings in Tipton and nearby towns with plans for food events, guest dinners, and community programs.
Sister M Carmelita Elwood Dies After Six Week Illness
Sister M Carmelite of the Sisters of St Joseph dies at Mercy Hospital Elwood after six weeks illness. Born to Edward McGinley and wife of Indianapolis she joined the order November 3 1917 and taught at St John Tipton and several Catholic schools. Survived by brother James and three sisters all in Indianapolis. Funeral at St Josephs Convent Tipton with solemn high mass and interment in convent cemetery. Body at convent until rites.
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Gillman
Peter van ‘Lied
Hillard C. Moseley
Alwood
Miami
Fla
Miami Memorial Cemetery
Witqw
Nora
Moseley Jr
Ane Moseley
James Moseley
iWoadway
Val
de Grace Collier
Elwood
R. Wood
Norfolk
Cécil Smith
Pennington
Leonard
Flint
Mich
Jonesville
James
Corina Mosely
Nora Johnson
G.I. Sellers and Sons Company
Methodist Church
Knights of Prthias Lodge
Everett
Ellis
Mercy Hospital
Copher and
Pesler
Theodore
Mammes
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bel
Sunset Memorial Park
John Orth
Wheaton
Anderson Youth Is In Germany
Anderson youth Daval A. Driggers, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Driggers of Indiana Ave Anderson, was assigned to the Sons Company in Germany. He entered the Army in Tennessee this year and was stationed at Fort Lee Virginia before serving in Europe last month. The 18 year old soldier was employed by Delahos Division in prior work.
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Rarlsrueme
Germany
Pyt
Daval A. Triggers
Victor Driggers
Indiana Ave
Anderson
Ret
Sons Company
Driggers
Tannacy
Fort Lee
Vai
Europa
DeleoHemy
Cisithin
Indiana University Summer Session enrolls 8 613 students
Registrar Charles E. Martell lists the Bloomington campus and Indianapolis divisions students by locality. Total IU Summer Session enrollment is 8 613, up 10 percent from last year, with 4 306 on the Bloomington campus excluding credit works shops and institutes. Local enrollments include Alexandria Raymond N Hulce and many others across Indiana towns.
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Charles E. Martell
Indiana University
Nancy B. Schabert
John O. Stokes
Thomas F. Wentz
Joseph E. Woodruff
Richard L. Worth
Elwood — Halford Baker
Jr. Fiverett BR. Barker
Helen Armfield Barth
David E. Corpher
Myrtha Dehner Copher
Anna Marsh Cottonger
Franklin FB. Hoop
Herman E. Scott
Jr. Ingalls
William D. Hall
Approval Given On 663 Building Plan At Labor Temple
Approval was granted by Paul Nunn and the Local 663 building committee to proceed with contracts for a new union hall. The 50 by 85 foot structure at Terhune and 28th Streets will house offices on the ground floor, club rooms in the basement, and a modern front. Contracts may be awarded soon.
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Ala
UAW
Labor Temple
Paul Nunn
Nunn
Terhune
28Th Sts
Lt Youl
Tragic House Fire Claims Child In Indiana
Cyrathia Elaine Boyer died after a gasoline spill ignited in a utility room at the family home in Bunker Hill near Burns. Her father Thomas Boyer pulled her from flames as a gasoline can tipped and splattered under a hot water heater. The girl died Sunday night at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis after transfer for treatment.
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Elaine Boyer
Bunker Mill
Riley’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Thomas
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