Frankton Junior High rolls honor list for six weeks
Frankton Elementary and Junior High School announces honor rolls led by first honors for eighth and seventh graders. Names include Wanda Alexander Debra Boyer Kevin Church Kay Cooper Don Etchison Timothy Hendricks Sandra Kelley Christine Kiphart Tony Moore Brenda Morgan and many more. Second semester recognitions include Debra Claybaugh Krista Cloud Michael Cogill Judith Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Charles McNew
Wanda Jean Alexander
Debra Boyer
Kevin Church
Kay Cooper
Don Etchison
Timothy Hendricks
Sandra Kelley
Christine Kiphart
Tony Moore
Brenda ‘Morgan
Mark Sigh Underliner
Gay Val Vanessa Young
Nancy Alexander
James Best
Linda Borum
Patsy
Karen Carman
Kristal Cloud
Michael Cogil
Judith Davis
Bruce Frankford
Dottie Hall
Ruth Hendricks
Marshal Hood
Jerry Hughes
Robin Hunter
Linda Kinnaman
Kean Knott
Patricia Lee
Kristi McClelland
Bret Overdort
Jerry Powel
Evert Seal
Terry Sims
Mark Swan
Kevin Thompson
Debbie Alexander
Greg Bevler
Marianne Cross
Keith Kerkloff
Susan Neese
Gregory Overdorf
Charles Shawhan
Gay Shively
Allen Smith
Ceri Smith
Joyce
Ann Allen
Debra Claybaugh
Marsha Jones
Wandda Jean Alexander
Kevin Churet
Brenda Morgan
Mark Sigler
Doneta Underriner
Gay Valentine
Gary Vancleave
Nancy Alxander
Patsy Karen Carman
Krista Cloud
Michael Cogill
Debby Farrell
Bruce ¢ Frankford
Ruth ¢ Hendricks
Joseph Holtscl
Dean Knots
Larry Lawrence
Krist
McCleland
Thomas Marshall
Jerry Pow
Jell
Linda Stots
Mark ‘Swan
Mike Ray Trueblood
Pegsy| Wiseman
Greg Bever
Rita Bledsoe
Lei Ann Cleek
Keith Kerkhoff
Deborah Killiam
Gene Linkenhaker
Fred Massie
Greg
Jory Overdorf
Carol Wiskamper
Fire at Arlington Park kills 38 horses arson suspected
A large barn at Arlington Park Racetrack burned from Thursday night into Friday morning, killing 38 horses and causing losses up to 900000. Authorities suspect arson. Two men are being sought for questioning by Arlington Heights police and the Bureau of Race Track Police. One trainer ordered intruders out Thursday, while workers freed animals and firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour. A single woman horse exerciser was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Park Racetrack
Thomas Rivera
Arligton Heir
Arlingon Heights
Triais
Bureau of Race Track Police
Rivera
Arlington’ Heights
Drive In FMA Nationals Selection Highlighted
Kristie Wilson of Rt 4 Box 116 Alexandria was named one of ten finalists for the Ford Motor Sports Association Nationals to be held June 11 to 13 in Dearborn Michigan. She is a member of the Ford Drag Club of Madison County and earned her place from more than 200 entrants nationwide after Rally Day on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristie Wilson
Rt. 4
Alexandria
Ford Motor‘sports Association
Dearborne
Mich
Christie
Ford Drag Club
Madison County
United States
Court Rules on Voting Rights Ruling Dimly Shifts County Apportionment
The Supreme Court ruled that federal judges may order new single member districts in county elections, delaying filing deadlines in Hinds County Mississippi. The decision affects up to 39 counties across several states and may prompt similar actions in Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, New York City. The ruling comes as part of federal Voting Rights Act interpretations and could alter how district lines are drawn before state elections.
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Washington
Couse
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
South
Sregh Seth Soaren
Sacer
Geral Erin Feneral
Cswald
U.S
North
Carolina
Arizona
Hawaii
Rights Act
Supreme Cour
Wen
Tat Dla Sour
Winds
Jackson
Hinds County
Jackiecemant
Ate
Warren E. Buriger
Hugo L. Black J
John M. Harlan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
New York City
Alaska
California
Idaho
Wyoming
Hospital News for Elwood Area patients and dismissals
Elwood area hospital notices list admitted patients including Mrs. William R. Hartsock and Mrs. Fred Huth Frankton Alexandria and Summitville. Dismissals include Mrs. Thomas Hillan and baby and Mrs Basil Croy. Born to Mr and Mrs David Troyer at Mercy Hospital. Red soil zones noted in Birmingham region and other global areas.
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Elwood
Mersy Hospital
William R. Hartsock
S. N.st
N. Th
Sts
Brown
S. 1
Fred Huth
Frankton
Clarence Vantier
Dill Abner
North
Gregory Twiford
Jeffery Bryan
Anthony’ McCord
Alexand@ria
Floyd Dole
Everett Soens
Myra Ann Davis
N. F
Chester Baxter
S. J St
Maurice Keith
David Troyer
N. F St
Cathy Stafford
S. M St
Tim Boblander
Summitville
Mercy
Nixon Cousin Seeks Welfare Help in Sonoma County
A crisis letter from Miss Timberlake, cousin of a president, asks Santa Rosa welfare officials to extend aid as she details long term unemployment and health issues. Her father in Newport Beach says she has hepatitis and emotional distress, with little income beyond a small $27 allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy ‘Timberlake
County Aid
Sunnyvale
Dane
Jane
Timberlake
San
P. F. Timberlake
Newport’ Beach
Milhouse
Viseo Chronicle
New
Cotatia
Sonoma
Francisco
Democrats gain hiring edge in Indiana bipartisan plan
In Elwood Indiana Judge Michael Tancey presided as Democrats prepare to fill state jobs under a new merit based plan approved by the 1971 legislature. The program shifts to a 64 ratio favoring Democrats with 40 percent patronage hires in a seven day period and a 60 day window for other agencies. The move, to take effect next month, excludes Republicans from firing to make room for Democrats and requires clearance by the Democratic party organization. Agencies involved include the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Insurance Department among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elwood
Michael Ment
Tancey
Glenn Alan Retherford
N. Ninth St
Indiana
M. F. Renner
Nevel — the
Congo
Ad Kay Richards Huniserger
Milion Square
Comb
Onner
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of Democrats
GOP
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Insurance Department
Revenue Department
Department of Natural Resources
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Adjutant General's Office
Community Series Adds Fourth Concert in 1971 72
The Anderson Community Concerts board, led by Robert Johnston, announced a fourth concert for the 1971-72 season due to strong demand. Worth and Crow, renowned organists, will perform March 7, 1972, using two giant touring organs, to close out the season. The local committee, active eight years, handles subscriptions, booking, and publicity with officers including John R. Demaree and Frank Woschitz and members such as Mrs. John Bachman and C. Robert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew “Com. A . Eps
Johnston
Paign
Anderson
John R. Demaree
Frst
Robert Ellis
Ken D. Stultz
J. B. Bachman
Frank Woschitz
Lrs
John B. Bachman
Charles Bartholomew
Christ Blassaras
C. Don Caldwell
Dwight Crim
Wayne Ever Iman
Robert E. Johnson
Patrick J. Meehand
Larry Mechem
Fred Potts
Roy Shepard
C.robert Taylor
John L. Tuttle
Donald B. Waltz
John C. Westerfield Jr
Frederick A. Wright
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Brian Miller
Roosevelt School Pto
Boy Scouts
Miller
Terry Hosty
Brian Whittaker
Scout Troop
Brian
Herald
Park Place United Methodist Church
Kilthovenund
Jon Andrews
Tim Sylvester
Mark Ven Boolen
David Baker
Roosevelt School
Edward Miller
Big Killbuck
Kikihawen
Council
BSA
John Westerfield
PTO
Boy Scouts of American Sponsoring
Terry Hosly
Cubraster
Westerfeld
Mille
Shirley
Sat. & Sun
Teresa Alexander
Joyce All, Allen
Marsha McPhearson
FMA
Anderson Civic Theatre
Jerome Kern
City Hall
Dick Herch
Glenna Williamson
Tommye Beavers
Jon Wisler
Nancy Shumon
Hospital News
Elwood Area
Birmingham
Africa
South America
Asia
South Pacific
Nixon
Richard A. Potter
Histtorney
Ohio Ave
Jefferson
Main
Ames
Association
Robert Johnston
Thursay
Kryptok
West 11Th St
Inc
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