WSCS Meeting At Kalk Home
Mechanicsburg May meeting of the Methodist WSCS was at Mrs Richard Kalk's home. Presiding was vice president Mrs Max Farmer with prayers by Mrs Ralph Anderson. Devotions led by Mrs Hazel Reed. A playlet lesson was performed by Mrs Joseph Thomas Mrs Richard Marsh and Mrs Ralph Anderson. Farmer and Thomas were appointed to price partition materials for the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Richard Kalk
Richard Mercer
Max Farmer
Ralph Anderson
Hazel Reed
Joseph Thomas
Richard Marsh
New Castle
General Motors May Output in United States and Canada
GM announced May production of 238,511 vehicles in the U S and Canada, down from 291,367 in May 1957. Of total output 206,221 were passenger cars and 932,290 were trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors
United States
Canada
Bontrager and Kiser Pay 3000 Fees At Indiana Senate Fight
State Sens D Russell Bontrager and Marshall F Kizer paid 2000 fees as candidates for U S senator with Bontrager the sole GOP challenger to Gov Harold W Handley at the Republican state convention set for June. Kizer opened campaign HQ in Indianapolis with Lloyd Wampler as staff director while delegates from multiple lodges plan to attend Democratic conventions in June. The report also notes a unrelated item about the stegosaurus and a separate graduation of George Glass from Taylor University with 128 seniors to receive degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
D. Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
U.S
Bontrager
Harold W. Handley
Harry Goldberg
Kizer
Anderson
Gates
Vention
District Grand Lodge
B'nai B’rith
Cleveland
Hen Rosner
Lindberg Rd
George Lipman
Arrow
B’nai B'rith
Colorado
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
New Mexico
Ohio
Missouri
Wyoming
Lloyd Wampler
Glass
George Glass
D. L. Glass
Garfield St
Alexandria
Taylor University
Maytag Gymnasium
Accident Victims File High Damage Suit In Court
Two damage suits totaling more than 50000 dollars were filed in Circuit Court by Helen R. Coolidge and Robert L. Coolidge against Woody A. Cooper of Markleville. Mrs Coolidge seeks 25000 for personal injuries and her husband 24604 38 for personal injuries and medical expenses plus 1800 for property damage and 2500 for loss of his wife's services. The actions stem from an auto truck crash near Markleville on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Coolidge
Robert L. Coolidge
Woody A. Cooper
Markleville
New Suits Filed In Indiana Circuit Court
A list of cases filed in Indiana Circuit Court includes James W. Smith for first degree burglary with Melvin B. Thornburg as prosecutor, Langford vs De Armond for quiet title against a tax deed, Commercial Credit Corp. vs Hollis on contract, and multiple divorce and damages actions. Court minutes note Funding for Morris Plan Corp. v Bond and Emogene Bond. A Swedish submarine Ullern has been raised after sinking due to an open torpedo port. all ports are now closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Cour State of Indiana
James W. Smith
Melvin B. Thornburg
Estle C. Langford
Mary
Langford
Grace de Armond
William de Armond
Commercial Credit Corporation
Vernon W. Hollis
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr
James Hobbs
Panzie Hobbs
Robert R. Robbins
Rosemary H. Hurd
Jack Melvin Hurd
Johnson and Austin
Horace M. Moore
Clifford
Moore
Wayne E. Thornburg
Robert L. Coolidge
Woody A Cooper
Bagot
Free and Shearer
Helen R. Coolidge
Woody A. Cooper
Norma Cook Lynan
Forest
Raymond Lynan
Campbell, Anderson and Jones
Jannetta Miller
Ralph Green Construction Company
Charles W. Cole
Everett Stanley
Bradell, Cooper and Martin
Indianapolis
Herbert Clyde Roller
Hadley A. Atwood
Park Place Gulf Service
Jacob S. White
A. S. Woolbert
Donald D. Carter
Anna E. Carter
Haag Drug Company, Inc
Salyer and Mattingly
Leslie I. Neher
Louanna
Retherford
Joseph A. Armington
Guardian
Bertha B. Miller
Eugene Phipps
Margaret A. McCracken
Wiliam W. McCracken
Campbell, Andersen and Jones
Circuit Court
Morris Plan Corporation
Lawrence C. Bond
Emogene Bond
Ullern
Sweden
Alexandria Social Activities and Local Club News
The Alexandria area reports on Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority events with officers elected and notes on meetings, reports from the Province Convention, and plans for 4 H Fair projects. Omega No Tau announces new officers and plans a September installation, with a forthcoming Grand Council meeting. Also covered are a Class of 1928 reunion at Beulah Park and a legal notice about a final settlement and property sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority
Jerry Kilgore
Myron Poole
Richard Zarse
Darrell Zink
Ted Donahue
Otto Bender
Rex Fleener
Donald Burton
James Laws
Gene Moorman
Richard Shafer
Bender
Elwood
Shafer
Fleenor
Burton
Laws
George Punzell
Orvis Burdsall
James Donahue
Anne Madden
Walter Horton
White Spot
Dan Rohn
John Green
Punzell
Walton Collins
South Bend
Omega No Tau
Eta
Omega No Tau Sorority
James Grif
Wiliam Russell
Fermen
Ruth Johnson
Betty Mitchell
Donald Porter
Patricia Mehring
Carolyn Hurst
Frank Hughes
Robert Hurst
Merlehe Mohler
Janice Johnson
Bedford
Osing
Beulah Park
Stuart Goodwin
Mattoon
Ruth King Myers
Cambridge City
Robertal Mottweiler
Firemen Revive Heart Victim Amid Adverse Events
Alexandria George Baker of Rt 3 suffered a heart attack and received oxygen at his home before hospital transfer. Minnie Richman of Alexandria was hospitalized at Ball Memorial in Muncie after a heart attack at 118 BE John St. Clara Morgan, mother of Mrs. Earl Townsend, was hospitalized in Lafayette after a fall at Lake Freeman during vacation with an expected extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
George Baker
Rt 3
Minnie Richman
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
BE. John St
Clara Morgan
Earl Townsend
Harrison St
St. Elizang Hospital
Lafayette
Lake Freeman
Real Estate Transfers Log Includes Multiple Anderson Lots
Real estate transfers list numerous Anderson area transactions with names such as Francis B Cole and Donald Sisson involving lots in Vermillion Heights South Park and Ballard additions plus $1 and other considerations. Also notes Iceland sheep roundup request to U S Air Force and Captain Carl Rigenn locating lost sheep in lava fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Cole
Ross R. Currens
George W. Pierce
Anderson
Donald K. Sisson
Francis 5
O'Roark
Lot
Vermillion Heights
Richland Township
Charles F. Gaus
Margaret A. Summes
Alexandria
Homer M. Shields
George Haney
Fifers North Anderson
Archie D. Harting
Earl Caldwell
Tim Plate
Elwood
J. D. Boswell
Orville C. Tay
William Ballard
Melvin F. Swago
Ballard
Fall Creek Township
Iceland
U.S. Air Force
Carl R. Rigenn
Hopewell
Seventh Street Honors Sixth Grade Honor Day
Sixth graders at Seventh Street School enjoyed Honor Day held Wednesday under Principal Dorothy Hill. The program featured school orchestra and chorus performances. Patrol awards went to Murray Caplan and Thomas Turner, while American Legion honors were awarded to Susan Schneider and George Bedford Jr. A school carnival closed the year and Paris and New York subway fares were noted at eight and fifteen cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street School
Dorothy Hill
Murray Caplan
Benjamin Caplan
Thomas Turner
Joyce Turner
American Legion
Susan Schneider
Kenneth Schneider
George Bedford Jr
George Bedford
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WSCS
Kalk
Kiser
Courthouse News
Hal
Ee Iyi
Willlace
Pat Boone
Jean Carroll
Buddy Howe
Johnny Johnson
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Friars Frolic
Louise Prell
Superior Court of
Madison County
Joseph H. Armington
Superior Court
Eckman, Rotrick & Schuyler
Jack Ison
Ford Fairlane Motor No
Economy Finance Corp
Ind
Christ Lutheran Church
City of
Salyers Golden Acres
Rainbow Boulevard
Indian Meadows
Amber Drive
Iroquois Street
Golder’ Drive
Common
Roland Maine
Common Council
Ernest Coburn
Fay’ of l
Ralph R. Ferguson
Madison County Planning Commission
Plan Commission
Court House
Road No
Goal Crossing
Pendleton
Fallcreek Township
Jesse Noble
Mary Lambertson
Clyde E. ‘Bailey
Joseph HH. Armington
Gerald P. Shine
Robin. Hood
Robin Hood
Robin Hood Homemakers’ Club
New Pregue
Minn
Seventh Street
Paris Metro
Subway
New York Subway
del Monte Peas
del Monte
del Monte Cassup
Mir
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