Four Pay Fines In Elwood Court
Elwood court fined four individuals after hearings led by Judge Glen Hadley. Barbara Corn pleaded guilty to reckless driving, with a $5 fine. Duane McFarland paid $678.76 for excessive truck weight. Linda Alonzo had her no license case dismissed. A hub cap theft was reported on 18th Street.
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Feemors
Glen Hadley
Nae Dey
Ling
Barbara Corn
Summit Cille
Afs
George Zittinger
Tipton
Max Green
The
Duane McFarland
New Castle
Penn
Linda Alonzo
Indianapolis
Sue Cummings
S. 18Th St
Elwood
Funeral Services for Lulu L Tyndall Jr
Mrs Lulu L Tyndall Jr of Alexandria died Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. at the Robert L Jackley Funeral Home with the ELWOOD-Shiloh Ladies Aid officiating. Burial will be in Knox Chapel Cemetery. Also noted are church meetings, hospitalizations, and obituaries of local residents as reported in the community notice.
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Elwood
Lulu L. ‘Tyndall
Washington St
Alexandria
Robert L Jackley
Cates Aial
Ute
Elwood — Shiloh Ladies Aid
Knox Chapel
Bluffton
Grace Thomas
Jane Baker
York
Thomas
Hallie Ellis
Mercy ‘Hospital
Nola Hobbs
Andister
Ken Honk Hatte le
Re Éng Peter Ambulance
Tor ‘Church
Julia Davis
Licle Blant
S Frankton
Keith ‘Bohlandeon
Wands Durr
Howard ‘Whyte
Roma le
John C.' Count
Mary Norris
Burdsall
Ing Brn
Mery
Bo Reon
Lulu Wann
Derry van Ness
Myrtle Butler
Ellen Hook
Lucy Odom
Frank
Helen Norris
Nolaton
William Garner
S. K Hobbs
Rost
Ray Wardwell
Roe ‘Shrock
Roe ‘Shrock. ‘St. Otis Harless
Lapel
Robert
Bunch
W. Palm Besch
Thelma Mercy
Daniels
Frankton
Preston Adair
Edna Martin
Gladys Appleby
William Cornelious Anderson
Betty Abplanalp
Dale
Ness
Anderson
Milan Johnson
Arman
William’ Cornus
Gladys Flynn
Jess Ray
Ed Ackerman
Noble Mull
Philipians
Mull
East Side Christian Center
Indianapolis
YMCA AA Social Hour Stirs Old Memories and Refreshments
At the YMCA AA social hour today attendees recalled earlier days while Mrs Cornelio served refreshments with assistance from Mrs.
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YMCA
Cornelio
Women's Demo Club Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Women's Demo Club will meet at 7 30 PM Monday in the basement of First Presbyterian Church. Guest speaker is Fanny Mae Hummer of Kokomo. Hostesses are Mrs Mabel Little and Mrs Elizabeth Creagmil. Nearby youth sport schedules and a local antique report appear in the same clipping.
Alexandria Brownie Troop Plans Picnic and Tours
Alexandria Brownie Club members and families plan a Sunday picnic at the elementary school after a tour of the Indianapolis Children’s Museum. Local delegates to the national convention in Georgia, including Mrs. William Flook and Mrs. Richardson, will be sent by Kappa Delta Phi Sorority. Proceeds from upcoming record hops at Beulah Park shelter house benefit the Kid Kanteen.
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Alexandria
Gosnell
Indianapolis
Kappa Delta Phi
Siwcek
Georgia
William Flook
Elmers
Maynard
Mirs
Charles Richardson
Madison County
Beulsh Park
Gene Swindell
Anderson
Ise
Kid Kanteen
Sorority Session Commemorates Daisies Theme Banquet
Members of Xi Gamma and Beta Sigma Phi Fraternities hosted a mother daughter banquet at the Elks Club with corsages of daisies, yellow tapers, and floral centerpieces. Guests included Ralph Nave, Richard Green, Bernard Chase, Jim Stottlemyer, and many others. The event featured an invocation, welcome by Mrs Higbee, mothers’ response, and canasta games, with awards to Mrs Mellbeck and Mrs Nave.
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Xi Gamma Ceva
Ivan Fisher
Ralph Nave
Richard Green
Xi Gamma
Blueher
Lonnie Owen
Norm Norris
Clara. Lambert
Don Higbee
Robert Higbee
Howard Hawks
Richard Porter
Jim Stottlemyer
Lilburn
Myer
Lester ‘Reger
Nettie Favors
Heller
Marshall Stoops
John Fof
Stahl
Weldon Keene
Roy Keene
Tom Thomas
mssjPon Higbee
Mem Albers
Bernard |Chase
Lyman Upton
Mellbeck
Higbee
Lester Reger
Funeral Services For Oliver Smith Set For Monday
Funeral services for Oliver Smith of Gaston, formerly of this city, will be conducted at 1 30 p m Monday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home. The Rev Nutter Hughes will officiate with interment in Park View Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon. Survivors include son John E Smith of Muncie. Ambulance trips reported include Mrs Paul Jackson to St Johns Hospital in Anderson and Ralph Lynch released from Community Hospital. Mrs Cora Basten also taken to Community Hospital in Anderson.
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Aleaandia
Oliver Smith
Gaston
Karl M. Kyle
Nutter Hughes
Park View Cemetery
John E. Smith
Muncie
Brotherhood Will Seek 50 Cent Hike
Chicago reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans a 50 cent wage rise across railroads. The union notes no pay increase since 1961 and will file notices on individual railroads. The association of general chairmen approved a weeks vacation after 20 years of service for 190000 members. Charles Luna, a resident, provided details.
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Chicago
UPL
Brotherhood of Railroad
AI Association of General
Charles Luna
Brotherhood
Luna
Union
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