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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1954

Page

7

Elwood City Hosts First Reading On Tax Ordinance

Elwood city council will review the 1985 budget and tax levy at the regular monthly meeting. The final levy depends on assessed valuations from Gladys Land, city treasurer, with rates around 2.05 dollars per thousand if valuations rise. 1.92 to 2.04 expected. Firemen seek a pay raise, Callaway Park pool remains unfunded, and officials note reduced payroll balances require keeping taxes steady to cover departmental costs.

Elwood Gladys. Land City Clure Van Callaway Park Slremen Ue New Bud Liem

Elwood School Trustees to Reorganize at Meeting

Elwood school trustees plan a reorganizational meeting at the superintendent's office. June actions include appointing the new board president secretary and treasurer, and discussing the 1954-45 term openings and staff changes.

Alwood Liwood Board of Keith Sealt Pan Robert Tam Tralph Stevens John Merrit Robert Carter Tani

Wealthy Baron Baffles Lottery Seller With Witty Bet

A purveyor of lottery tickets tries selling to Huron Rothschild and is startled when a ticket wins a grand prize of a million francs. The baron offers the seller a choice between cash or a year’s rent as a reward, joking that with his luck the seller could not do better all months. The piece also mentions Pulzolini the hypnotist in a separate joke.

Huron Rothschild Rothschild Frances France

Elwood Social Activities and Civic Club Notices

Elwood women meet for a four year summer workshop at the diver Club with pairings posted for a local handicapped club journey. Womans Day observed next week. Presbyterian Women host, World Council of Churches event announced for Aug. 13 31 in Evans ton. NCCW Workshop features sessions on family life youth and rural outreach with Elwood and nearby delegates. Personal mentions note visits from Chicago and Lagished residents and Librarian Miss Lucile Snow plans.

Elwood Cal Dayjeese National Council of Call Sir Joseph's Academy Mary Lou Verricae Wales Allison Lynch Mik Marentia Chanervor Bandicap Committee Hanticap Womans Association of the 1St Presbyterian Church Bert G. Sneed Helen Tehner Helen Hayes Edward Tk. Murraw I Tehieve Esther Koons Korea Annmingement World Council of Churches Evanston Rere Nael Park Lebanon Fowler Delphi Lafayette Flyand de L. Williams Menber Bourit Muneile Fnefthen Georgia Dauenhauer Elwood Parish Wong Mesdames Wil Viams Whitmore W. P. Cannon James Alley Paul Stine Jerry Kiefer Fred Wagner Chiviga Wagner Cecil French French Tidinopolis Austin Chapin Lucile Snow

Suits Filed and Guardianship Petition Listed

Circuit Court filings include a suit by Mary B. Parsons and others against Inez E. May for specific performance of a real estate contract. Separately Wayne Wimmer and Leonora Davis petition for appointment of a guardian for Albert Arnold Davis and Joseph Armington serves as clerk of the Madison Circuit Court in Volition. A hardware sale at Strickler's Hardware 1110 Madison Ave advertises 10 to 50 percent discounts on over stocks, out of season, shop worn items with orange tag signs.

Mary B. Parsons William Steele Ben Steele Ralph Steele Henry Steele Raymond Steele Fred Steele Inez E. Maynart Wayne Wimmer Leonora Davis Albert Arnold Davis Joseph FH. Armington Madison Guardian Strickler’s Hardware Madison Ave

iSon Gets Dollar and Others Prosper

Galveston Texas reports W L Moody Jr rich, dies, will divides assets to family and charities. A lone son receives only $1, Moody III excluded due to strained relations. estate valued at tens of millions with holdings in insurance, hotels, banks, newspapers, and real estate.

Thornberry Gerald Pam Momlay Hospital Mercy Hospital Gary Hayes Hbahy Robert L. Jackley Vsgl Warrell C. Lane Qeranside Calif That City Lane Orville i Leathers Elvan Miami Florida Galveston Tex W. L. Moody Jr Moody W. Fa Moody III William Lewis Jana San San Antonio Ranel

Mrs Hershey Rites Conducted in Elwood Cemetery Service

Ruth May Hershey, 46, wife of Rev. Paul Hershey, formerly of Wood, held at Zion Chapel in Elwood, attracted about 590 attendees. The Rev. Lester Allman led the service with multiple area ministers present, and the burial was at Elwood City Cemetery. The obit notes Hershey earlier served as pastor at South Side Tabernacle.

Swood Torres Ruth May Bershey Paul Huerste Portsmouth Wood Zion” Chapel Lester Allman Warial Elwood City Dee Henderson Alexandria Elwood EB. C. DeLaney Avon Chapel Hershey South Side Tabernacle Finio Guslin Phelmick Lash

Force Ordered Metal Center Washington Report

A fragmented item notes Washington involvement with a large copper and metal concentration policy. It references presidents, congressional sanction, and mining leadership without clear dates or places. The garbled text implies military or force use tied to metal production and control over iron and lead rivalries.

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