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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1956

Page

3

Fishing Rodeo at Elwood Pit Sponsored by Kiwanis

Elwood hosts a children’s fishing rodeo at Cox pit east of town Saturday August 4 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for ages 14 and under with parent permission notes, one rod, and own tackle. Prizes for largest and longest fish as well as smallest and other awards. Kiwanis provides lunch and transport to the pit. rain postponement by one week.

Elwood Cox Pit Kiwanis Club Inland Marine Kiwanians

State To Get 9 Refugees

New York nine refugees listed for Indiana destinations aboard the Navy transport Gen Langfitt. Names include Gyula Kiraly Crawfordsville and Benjamin Fischer Evansville with family. sponsors and addresses listed. Senate passed a railroad retirement increase of 10 percent with average monthly rise about $10 for about 413,400 on rolls.

New York Indiana Navy Langfitt Crawfordsville Gyula Kiraly Joseph Noel Shaver W. Main Evansville Benjamin Fischer Maria Eduard Albort Thomas Boeke Washington Senate House

Japan seeks Philippine OK to recover 496000 WWII bodies

Tokyo asks Manila for permission to recover about 490000 Japanese servicemen and civilians killed in the Philippines during World War II. The move aims to identify, recover, and repatriate the remains as a memorial effort.

Tokyo Japan Philippines

Clark Parker Betrothal Announced in Elawood

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Hugh V Parker of 1915 No E St states their daughter Barbara will wed Donald Clark son of Mr and Mrs Earl Clark of 1003 So B St The wedding date remains to be announced.

Elawood Hugh V. Parker Barbara Donald Clark Earl Clark

Sophia Morse Dies At Elwood

Sophia Morse 74 widow of Edward Morse dies at Gable nursing home Ander son after six years of illness. Funeral at Grace Methodist Church Elwood with Rev. Clarke and Rev. Jones, burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Survived by daughter Minnie Slick Middletown, sons Joseph Sexton Marion and John E Morse Anderson, step daughter ShirlReismiller Fairmount, brother Earl Rhodes Elwood, six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Born Louisville Ky April 23 1882 to Pierce and Elizabeth Gividan. Burial arrangements at Robert L Jackley funeral home.

Elwood Sophia Morse Edward Morse Gable Anderson Grace Methodist Church Albert Clarke Auburn Harry M. Jones Mrs. Morse Louisville Pierce Elizabeth Gividian Daniel Sexton Morse Progressive Workers Middletown

Local church and club notices from Elwood and surroundings

Elwood groups announce activities including First Presbyterian Women Afternoon Circle at Mrs. Woods home with Miss Koons leading devotions. Duck Creek Township Co operative Homemakers meet at Alexandria 4H building with 1956 officers hosting and noon dinner. RCC Club at Mrs. Ralph Ferns home. Elwood Gospel Mission covered dish noon gathering. St Ann's Study Club plans breakfast for Feast of St Ann at Mangas Cafeteria after Mass at St Joseph's. Baptist Mothers Club meets at Mrs Agnes Welchers. Charles Wayne Parnell named unit manager of Anderson unit Union Bankers Insurance Co Dallas offices ]

Elwood William Woods Woman's Association of the First Presbyterian Church Esther Koons Ross Dehner Co-operative Homemakers Home Demonstration Club Duck Creek Township Alexandria RCC Club Ralph Fern Edith Risinger Elwood Gospel Mission St. Ann's Study Club National Council of Catholic Women St. Joseph's Catholic Church Mangas Mothers Club The First Baptist Church Agnes Welcher Ellen Welcher Dallas Tex Charles Wayne Parnell Anderson Union Bankers Insurance Co John W. Richey Great Lakes

Tipton Memorial Hospital Performs Major Surgery

Miss Hy Jones of 1411 So G Street is seriously ill at home after a stroke Saturday night. She formerly worked at the Gates store in Anderson for several years.

Tipton Memorial Hospital Hy Jones So. G St Miss Jones Gates Anderson

Farm Population Shows Decline

DES MOINES The nation's farm population totaled 22,200,000 in 1955 versus 32,100,000 in 1910 the first year records are available. This marks a 33 percent decline while the total population grew 79 percent from 91,900,000 to 164,000,000 in the same period.

Des Moines

Bank Auditors School at Wisconsin in July

Dwight L. Babb Jr. of Citizens Banking Co Anderson Ind is among 300 plus students from 40 states and nations enrolled in the School for Bank Auditors and Comptrollers at the University of Wisconsin July 22 to August 4.

Madison Wis Dwight L. Babb Jr Citizens Banking Co Anderson, Ind States Panama Puerto Rico Haiti School For Bank Auditors and Comptrollers University of Wisconsin

New Owner For Alexandria Store

Patric J. Mehling, former Alexandria resident, has bought Tam Drug Store in Hartford City from Tam's Drugs Inc led by Robert Tam Elwood. Mehling, husband of Martha Jane Carver of Manning School Rd Alexandria, has three children and previously managed the Hartford City store. He is an Alexandria High School graduate with a Butler University Pharmacy degree. Patrolman Hl Art Skaggs remains ill at home recovering from mumps.

Alexandria Patric J. Mehling Tam Drug Hartford City Tam’s Drugs, Inc Robert Tam Elwood Mehling Patrick J. Mehling Madison St Martha Jane Carver Chester Carver Manning School Rd Tim

Juveniles Get Special Treatment in Wichita Police Plan

Wichita police separate juvenile offenders from adult prisoners in a new system. A dedicated building hosts discussions with juvenile division officers, aiming to reduce contact with other violators. Captain Harold Cook calls the setup greatly improved amid pastel walls and modern furnishings.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Harold Cook

Wisconsin trappers haul 1954 55 pelts worth over 800000

Wisconsin trappers harvested pelts valued at more than 800000 dollars in 1954 55. Mink pelts topped the market at 16.22 dollars each while opossum pelts sold for 15 cents.

Wisconsin

Local Social Calendar and Church Activities Noted

Mr and Mrs David Teague Sr hosted a family dinner at West Monroe Street with numerous relatives from Brookville Yorktown Anderson and beyond. Mrs Ray Hiatt will lead an all day Ladies Aid meeting at the church followed by the Jolly Workers Club gathering at Mrs John Lemerons home. The First Christian Church Women’s Fellowship will hold an executive meeting at 1 pm at the church. The United States has two thirds of the world’s motor vehicles.

Alexandria David Teague Sr West Monroe Street Messrs Mesdames Carl DeVinney Brookville Edward Teague Yorktown Robert Teague Herbert Ross Russell Musick James DeVinney Esther Teague Anderson Evelyn Maynard David Teague Jr John Wanda Carolyn Randy Benny Teague Ray Hiatt Christian Congregation Ladies’ Aid Jolly Jolly Workers Club Lemeron CWF First Christian Church Christian Woman’s Fellowship United States

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Elwood Pit Walter Busch Mary Ann Cannon Michelle Carter Busch Ground Observer Corps Fire Department Civil Defense Organization Callaway Park Swimming Pool Clark-Parker Mercy Hospital Florence Ballard Copher and Fesler George Butner Rt. 1 Tipton Norma Baker Anderson St Clark Ambulance Irene Ball Wayne Jarrell City Patrolman Curtis Miller Halton Beam North St Everett Cornwall St. Mercy Hospital Grace Stevens So. C St James Campbell Clifford Hopkins Indianapolis Harlan Kiddey So. M Clifford Irwin Chesterfield Paul Parker Thomas Smith Summitville Patrick Cook S&st Charity Etherington Ralph Stevens A St Leona Nacoff Garland Blair Co-operative Homemakers Baptist Mothers Club NEW Post Jack Howenstine 38Th Infantry Camp McCoy National ‘Guard Herald Ine Electrolux W. 4Th St Ee H. LS Art Skaggs Alexandria City Sweigart Custom Furniture Rebuilders Crane Howard 8 Stark Co Dunkee Snirkies Rodecap Co Absorbine Jr America Walgreep Ford Indianapolis Speedway Fred Welker Ford, Inc Meridian Street
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