Pendleton High School Holds Commencement Rite for Grads
Pendleton residents witnessed the Pendleton High School commencement Thursday evening as seniors received diplomas for a long list of graduates including Sara Alfont Barbara Amick Terry Armstrong and many others. The Baccalaureate Vespers on May 25 featured organ music by Mrs. Robert Wickersham and performances by the Concert Choir and Brass Ensemble with the Rev Yang Chen delivering the address.
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Pendleton High School
Sara Alfont
Barbara Amick
Terry Armstrong
Sam Baer
Janet Bagley
Pamela Baker
Thomas Baker
Neeca Bannon
Kathryn Barber
Janet Bare
Diana Bargo
Lois Barnes
Devonia Beckner
Vickie Bell
Annita Bell
John Bingaman
Amelda Blair
Ann Blakely
Frank Bosler
Glenna Bowling
Patia Brandle
Jacklyn Brauner
Judith
Daleville Grads Win Awards
Daleville seniors win multiple scholarships and honors from local and Purdue institutions. Dianna Lynn Smith earns Daleville Alumni Scholarship to Ball State University. Deborah Rose Hale to nursing at St Josephs Fort Wayne. Anne Elizabeth Howell for Speech and Hearing Therapy at Purdue. Deborah Lynn Ashby receives partial tuition from Donalds Beauty School. Mark A Findling gains Purdue excellence award and attends Purdue, Salutatorian statuette. Ruth Ellen Fitch accepted Purdue nursing, Ft Wayne campus. Belva Christine Macy awarded Vocational Rehabilitation aid pursuing Health Science at Indiana University. Mary Jean Dragoo and Joan Frances Kitterman receive Oliver W Storer Scholarships. Kitterman also Valedictorian and William Baill State University.
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Dianna Lynn Smith
Earl B. Smith
Ball State University
Muncie
Daleville Lions Club
Deborah Rose Hale
Betty Hale
School of Nursing
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fort Wayne
Anne Elizabeth Howell
Warren Howell
Purdue University
Donald
Anderson
Deborah Lynn Ashby
Ralph Ashby
Mark A. Findling
J. W. Findling
Purdue
Ruth Ellen Fitch
Ft. Wayne
Earl Fitch
Belva Christine Macy
Indiana University
Lawrence Macy
Oliver W. Storer
Mary Jean Dragoo
Joan Frances Kitterman
Kitterman
Jean Kitterman
Thomas Kitterman
Storer
Baill State University
Spring Concert At Markleville Presented By School
The Markleville School staged its spring concert directed by David Witherow featuring the High School Band choir and junior group. Performances included The Star Spangled Banner On Wisconsin Deep Purple Coronation March Little Red Riding Hood Two Famous Waltz Melodies Away We Go March and selections from Carouse This is My Country sung by the chorus. Accompanist Cindy Summers led the chorus. Band members and chorus lists include Doug Brown Bob Fox Evan Thompson Sandy Scott Janice Fox Carolyn Mauzy Karissa O'Dell Charles Rodecap Rudy Stuffel Paul Swanson Rhonda Bennett Terry Breese Elaine Fox Chuck Jones Kenna Lewis Robert Pring Barry Shook Jerry Spall Gary Wariiner Gail Storm Carol Lee Karel Lewis Delaine Cowan Max O'Dell Don Rodecap Benny Kennedy Denny Needler Tim Swanson Ronnie Rhodus Ross Goodman Kevin Stohler Rochelle Schoeff Teresa Jones Charles Knuckles Mark Bennett Patsy Cantrell Denise Broshar Bonnie Cole Linda Downing Steve Prentice Beth Schmitz Cathy Cole Donna Craig Sherry Davenport Cindy Rivers Paul Wilson Susie Cantrell Peggy Cox Linda Fisher Billie Jones Deanna Metzing Linda Rhea Lyla Shelton Sharon Smith Bob Fox Tony Fadely Neal Goodman Tim Forney Tim Elliott Steve Ginder Jim Stohler Jim Wilson Kathy Butchis on Sandra Huffman Debbie Hodson.
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David Witherow
Wisconsin
Fly-In Slated At Alexandria
Alexandria hosts its first Fly-In at Knotts Airport on Sunday June 8 featuring para chute jump fly by of new single and twin engine planes an acrobatic Beechcraft Musketeer demonstration and Madison County Model Airplane Club display sponsored by Knotts Flying Service and the Alexandria Lions Club breakfast pancakes sausages and noon sandwiches and drinks to follow
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Madison County Model Airplane Club
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Lions Club
Social Security Advises New Brides and Graduates
Herman E Landes of the Anderson Social Security Office offers guidance for brides and graduates in June. Brides should file a change of name with the SSA after marriage. graduates should carry their social security card when job hunting. Card applications, duplicates, and name changes are available at social security offices or post offices. office at 216 E 9th St opens 8:30 to 5 weekdays and until 7 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Social Security Office
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Mercy Hospital Admits List Of Patients In Elwood
Mercy Hospital reports admitted patients in Elwood include P. George Kemper at 1821 S B St Mrs William Kendall 134 N 10th St Sherrill Harvey 2035 N B St Jack Aaron Three Oaks Mich Mrs Phillip Ogden 1312 S E St Mrs Michael Hover 1922 S F St Calvin Shaw 1611 Main St Mrs Gerald Patton 1926 S A St Jack Weston 800 N 13th St Mrs John Nacoff Jr Rt 2 Michael D Updegraff 427 N 11th St Karina Rider Alexandria Mrs Edna Lutes Riverwood William Rostron 2801 S St Dismissed Mrs Phillip Cole Frankton Born a son to Rev and Mrs C Mark Hamon of Hobbs Ambulance trip Douglas Abbott 1210 S 25th St taken to Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis in Dunnichay ambulance
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Mercy _ Hospital
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S. B St
William Kendall
N. 10Th St
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N. B St
Jack Aaron
Three Oakes
Mich
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S. E St
Michael Hover
S. F St
Calvin Shaw
Main St
Gerald Patton
S. A
Jack Weston
13Th St
John Nacoff Jr
Michael D. Updegraff
11Th St
Karina Rider
Alexandria
Edna Lutes
Riverwood
William Rostron
S . St
Phillip Cole
Frankton
C. Mark Hamon
Hobbs
Douglas Abbott
S. 25Th St
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Dunnichay
Three Hoosiers Die In Vietnam Action Toll Reaches 953
The Defense Department identified three Indiana servicemen killed in Vietnam on Monday. They were 1st Lt. John W. Abbott of South Bend, Spec. 4 Steven E. Murray of Indianapolis, and Pfe. Gary W. Cox of East Gary. The Indiana death toll rises to 953.
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South Bend
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Thomas L. Wicks
Indianapolis
Pfe
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Curtis R. Cox
East Gary
Markleville Grads Bid Alma Mater Adieu
Markleville marks its final chapter as the high school closes with memories of Homecoming, a long history from 1831 one room school to the 1969 final graduation. The Arabians reflect on first games, yearbooks The Arabian and the 53 graduates bringing total alumni to 1353.
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Alma Mater Adieu
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New Palestine
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Robert Eckert
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Elbert Ewing
John D. Murray
Roy Wisehart
Wade Fuller
Rebel Students Getting U S Aid Requested By Senate Subcommittee
Washington (UPI) some troubled colleges ordered to submit names of students receiving federal aid who take part in campus disorders. Subcommittee chairman McClellan said subpoenas were sent to several schools for hearings on student disruptions. Federal law allows colleges to cut federal aid for students convicted of crimes linked to campus demonstrations. Some lawmakers seek mandatory cutoffs.
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Van Disappears Between Denver and Fort Harrison
A 22 foot Cowboy Van Lines moving van loaded with 9 000 pounds of Army servicemen furniture vanished after leaving Denver on May 5 en route to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. The truck and driver were not seen since, with law enforcement nationwide alerted to locate the Colorado plate TE 2107.
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Traffic Toll Washington Animal Toll From Vehicles
About 300 million animals and birds are injured or killed by motor vehicles on U S highways each year, a figure reported in a Washington study.
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U.S
McNamara Elwood Lawyer Dies In Hospital At 89
William F. McNamara 89, of 1103 S. Anderson St. and Chicago, died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Elwood. He served 47 years as an attorney for Continental Insurance and did work for Mayo Clinic. Former Boston College and Georgetown graduate born Sept 18 1880 in Holbrook Mass. Survived by widow Irene Landon McNamara and brothers Andrew and Edward of North Eastern Mass. Requiem mass at St Joseph's at 9 a.m. with burial at All Saints Cemetery Chicago at 2 p.m.
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Andrew
Edward McNamara
North Eastern
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Richard Puetz
All Saints Cemetery
Swim Pool Opens At Beulah Park Beulah Park Pool
A Beulah Park pool in Alexandria opened for the season with Mrs. Larry Grable as manager. Hours are weekdays 1 to 5 pm, evenings 6:15 to 9 pm, and Sundays 1 to 6 pm with safety rules strictly observed. Also a Columbus study reports an average college student reads 24.8 books annually.
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Bertha Mock 88 Dies in Elwood. Funeral Wednesday
Mrs Bertha Mock 88 of 214 S 18th St Elwood died at 10 pm Sunday at Mercy Hospital She was born July 21 1880 in Madison County daughter of Amos and Maggie Stewart Her husband John A Mock died in 1941 She was a member of East Main Street Christian Church Survived by three children Vivian Knotts Frankton Purl Mock near Elwood Lyndall Mock Anderson one sister Edna Patty Muncie 12 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 pm Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Rev Ralph Richardson officiating Burial Forrestville Cemetery Friends may call anytime at Home
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S. 18Th St
Mercy Hospital
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Maggie Stewart
John A. Mock
East Main Street
Muncie
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Bloomington Woman Dies In Two Car Crash Near Morehouse
A Bloomington Indiana woman, Mrs Nina Sundt, 47, died in a two car collision on U S 60 near Morehouse Missouri. Her husband Charles Sundt, 52, was in critical condition at Delta Hospital in Sikeston. Walter Cassels 62 and his wife Emma Cassels were in serious condition. Cledis Patterson of Morehouse sustained minor injuries.
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UPI
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Ind
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Here
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Charles
Delta Hospital
Sikestown
Walter Cassels
Kmma
Cledis Patterson
Forrest McDaniel Dies At Clinic
Forrest McDaniel 71 of 1806 S I St Elwood died Sunday at Murphy Medical Center Warsaw Born April 6 1898 Tipton County son of Orville and Dosha McDaniel Married Julia Soloman in 1922 Retired from Ray Hull Farm Implement Co Tipton World War I veteran Survived by widow father son daughter two sisters four brothers and two grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 11 am Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev Lowell Bain and Rev Marion McFarland officiating Burial Elwood City Cemetery
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Murphy Medical Center
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Dosha McDaniel
Julia Soloman
Ray Hull Farm Implement Co
Tipton
Curtisville Christian Church
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Walter MacDaniel
Corte Madera
Calif
Rudy Leap
Norman Powers
Indianapolis
Eugene McDaniel
Carl McDaniel
Lima
Ohio
Marshall McDaniel
Donald McDaniel
Jacksonville
Fla
Copher
Lowell Bain
Marion McFarland
Elwood City Cemetery
Food costs push U.S. families to a quarter of income
A study shows American households allocate about one quarter of their earnings to food expenses. Researchers note rising prices affect budgets across urban and rural areas, with households balancing nutritious choices against cost.
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Elwood Pfc John Croy 19 Killed in Vietnam
Elwood mourns as 19 year old Pfc John L Croy is returned for burial. Funeral services set for 1:30 pm at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with interment in Elwood City Cemetery. He died May 22 near Cam Lo Vietnam from fragmentation wounds. He was the son of Robert and Evelyn Croy of 805 South 17th Street.
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Cam Lo
Vietnam
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Evelyn Croy
S. 17Th St
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