Economic conventions mark cautious upturn but inflation alarms linger
New York reports at AMA and American Iron and Steel Institute conventions show mixed signals on the economy. Despite gains in carloadings, steel and construction, analysts warn inflation remains the chief risk as unemployment is expected to rise this fall and living costs climb in April.
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New York
Reces
Eisenhower
AMA
Nessmen
reces-American Iron” & Steel Institute
Fon
General Electric
Labor
Mitchell
Stee Ee Ecatans
Scotland
Frankton Garden Club entertains at Busby home
Mrs. Arthur Busby and Mrs. Herschel Ellingwood hosted the Frankton Garden Club at the Busby residence. Guests included Mrs. W. S. Kirkman, Mrs. Ella Williams Ander son, Mrs. Chester Graham, and Mrs. Maurice Mears, all members present. Mrs. Busby presented gardening remarks with color screen views of the deep south.
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Lapel
Arthur Busby
Herschel Ellingwood
Frankton Garden
Busby
W. S. Kirkman J
Ella Williams
Anderson
Chester Graham
Maurice Mears
Deep South
Constance Conrad
Connersville
K. A. Tull
Belle Niblack
Sheila Hackleman
Eur
Bernard Durbin
Carl Huffman
Fred Williams
Noblesville
Clifford Williams
Cicero
Dinner Guests Highlight Local Social Scene
A sequence of social notices lists recent dinner guests in Indianapolis and Anderson. Names include Mrs Gordon Fuschs and Mrs Crista Manship, Mr and Mrs Passwater, Mr and Mrs Ledbetter, Mrs McClure, Mr and Mrs Frank Teeters, Mr and Mrs Oscar Zeck, and Mr O S Smith.
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Gordon Fuschs
Crista Manship
Indianapolis
Passwater
Ledbetter
McClure
Frank Teeters
Oscar Zeck
Anderson
0. S. Smith
Fannie
Fisher
Middletown Garden Club tour and local notices
Middletown Garden Club members met for breakfast in New Castle hosted by Mrs. William Wethington and toured iris beds in New Castle and Honey Creek. Local social notes include guests of Mrs. Carrie Griffis near Eaton and various trips and services across Indiana and Ohio. A separate item notes New York life insurance payments averaging 18 million dollars, up over prior year.
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Middletown
Middletown Garden Club
New Castle
William Wethington
Iris Gardens
Honey Creek
March Sayford
Carrie Griffis
Fred
Eaton
Ohio
Harold Frye
Richmond
Martha Griffis
California
Frank Griffis
J. D. Alford
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Ralph Teter
Otho Elliott
Joe Weightman
George Rice
Rufus Purdue, Jr
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian
High Street
Methodist’ Church
Muncie
Allen Henderson
Canada
Elmer Eichhorn
Eichhorn
Anderson Davis
Union City
Mamie Mattison
Detroit
New York
Orestes Rites Saturday For David Gosnell
Alexandria Indiana obituary for David Gosnell 74 former city park superintendent who died Thursday at home of his daughter in Alexandria He was born May 8 1884 in Rush County married Frankie C King later Viola Richman Survived by wife two daughters son a brother three sisters two stepsons seven grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren He served as rural mail carrier postmaster and Johns Manville employee Funeral Saturday at Orestes Christian Church with burial in IOOF Cemetery.
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Alexandria
David “Mac” Gosnell
Alexandria City
Hubert Hester
Rush County
George and
Adeline Waymire Gosnell
Frankie C. King
Viola Richman
Viola
Damsel Hester
Georgia Morgan
King
Elwood
John
Orestes
Zebedee
Ivy Walker
Elizabeth Ferguson
Eva Carver
Donald
Ivan Evernham
Johns-Manville
Davis and Strider
Hester
Orestes, Christian Church
Dale Schmidt
IOOF
All About FM Antennae and Their Installation
Preston McGraw reports on L F B Carini's booklet All About FM Antennae and Their Installation. The guide explains FM signal factors and six basic antenna types including a 12 element broadband yagi with potential 17 dB gain. It notes careful installation is essential for long distance reception and lists price and contact details.
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Tts
Carini
Wethersfield
Conn
Mrs Glen Boone Hosts HD Club Meeting at Home
LAPEL Golden Hours Home Demonstration Club met at the Boone residence with 16 members and two guests Rita Herron and Rosalind Fisher. Bertha Wyant led devotions and recreation was taught by Frank White. Omer Sears reported on 1959 planning. Riley Davis led outdoor cookery. next gathering June 24 per reporter Perley Shute.
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LAPEL
Golden Hours Home
Glen Boone
Rita Herron
Rosalind Fisher
Bertha Wyant
Frank White
Omer Sears
Riley Davis
Margaret Myers
Perley Shute
Nellie Keller
Pendleton High School
T. M. Busby
Scott Nursing Home
Pendleton
Neal Dickerson
Alma Neese
Emily Sisson
Hazel Woodward
Martha Keesling
Anderson
Noblesville Park
The
Patriotic Club
Aileen Rich
Kate Forrer
Coyotes Consume Rodents and Rabbits in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne, Wyoming, coyotes derive about three fourths of their diet from rodents and rabbits. The remaining portion includes other animal life, carrion, and various plant matter, which may become scarce when animal prey is scarce.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Alexandria Dance Recital Draws Large Crowd at High School Gym
Alexandria High School hosted a near full gym for a Wednesday dance recital by students aged 3 to 15. Pianists Nellie Hickey and Mrs. Jean McMahan accompanied, with Virgil Staley on drums and Roy E. Brown directing stage management. Trophies recognized two and three year participants. Numerous named students performed under the guidance of assistants Mrs. Vada Tanner and Miss Georgianne Urban.
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Alexandria
Alexandria High School
Nellie Hickey
Jean McMahan
Virgil Staley
Jesse McMahan
Roy E. Brown
Eddie Alfrey
Sherry Bassett
Paige Lea Gitting
Susan Hughes
Joe Lowry
Bobby
Cathy Clouser
Marilyn Anne Jones
Dwight Gardner
Mark Harrold
Mike Murray
Steven Staines
Paul Thurston
Debbie Clouser
Linda Gustin
Patricia Hitchens
Karen Kildon
Debra Murray
Mary Jane Schaffer
Peggy Summers
Betti Chambers
Nancy Johnson
Terri’ Lee Heath
Diana Brewer
Sharon Dyson
Kathy Knotts
Patty Thurston
Judy Morris
Nancy Clarkson
Enola
Melinda Miller
John James
Charlotte Brotherton
Darrell Ashby
Dianne Curti
Jerry Quinn
Terry Quinn
Debbie Swindell
Connie 3Angle
Sharilyn Crafield
Jayne Imel
Kathy Redding
Melanie Sprague
Robin Girting
Linda Joy Stahl
Linda Kay Stevens
Melissa Miller
Suzie Swindell
Chrys Thurber
Deborah Musick
Joyce McMahan
Judy Conwell
Sharon Mottweiler
Heath
Vada Tanner
Georgianne Urban
Brownies Close Year With Roast and Camp Plans
Brownie Troop 412 of Cadiz School held a year end meeting at Mrs. Gerald Coon’s home Mechanicsburg. Plans were made for a day camp near Knights Town June 16 to 20. Attendees included Debby and Karen Duncan Wayne Coon and 13 members with leaders Mrs. John C Williams and Mrs. Joseph Highmiller.
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Mechanicsburg
Cadiz School
Gerald Coon
Jaceth Highmiller
Knightstown
Debby
Karen Duncan
Wayne Coon
John C. Williams
Joseph Highmiller
Marvin Good
Gillock
New Castle
George Gillock
Leroy, Sr
Adlai Razor
LeRoy
Guy Gillock
Pat Ralston
Pat Huffman
Daleville
Floyd Williams
The
Methodist Church
Warsaw
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Marcus Nadler
Alfred Hayes
Federal Reserve Bank
Frankton Club
New” Family Shoe Dept
Kresge
Ark
Westinghouse
Dollar Store Tott Meridian
Orestes Rites
David Gosnell
Preston McGraw
United Press International
L.F.B. Carini
Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
East Orange
Harry Townsend
John J. Degan Jr
U. S. Foreign Service
Belize
British Honduras
Central America
Hoyt Wright Co
Shorty Pajama
Carter
Jantzen
Dacron Leno
Hotakold
Begoodrich
B.egoodrich
Meridian
Wispese
Tom Cuffs
White
Washington
United States Passport Office
Petty
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