Former Resident To Speak Sunday At Alex Church
The Rev. Rowland R. Hull formerly of Summitville will speak at the Alexandria Church of God Sunday at 7 p.m. He is a 1945 Anderson College and Theological Seminary graduate who has pastored in Illinois Missouri Alabama and led building programs in Bessemer Alabama. Hull now serves as director at Anderson College and teaches weekend services.
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Alex Church
Alexandria
Rowland R. Hull
Summitville
Alexandria Church of God
Hull
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Illinois
Missouri
Alabama
Bessemer
Ala
Anderson College
Dwight R. McCurdy
Capitol 18-Story Tower Dominates Bismarck Skyscraper Rise
North Dakota's state capitol building in Bismarck reaches 18 stories in a skyscraper style expansion. The new section elevates the tower, marking a notable architectural development for the capital.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Elwood Woman's Democratic Club Plans Panama Exchange Talk
The Elwood Women's Democratic Club of Pipecreek Township will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Isabelle Heaton's home. Nan Kimmerling of Frankton will show pictures and discuss her Panama exchange trip. Mrs. Thomas will explain Pipecreek assessor duties and answer questions.
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Crat Club
Pipecreek Township
Isabelle Heaton
Grace Thomas
Dorothy Dauenhauer
Helen Norris
Margaret Kohn
Nan Kimmerling
Frankton
Panama
Thomas
Pipecreek
Alexandria club notes highlight events and programs
A salad supper for First United Methodist Church members featured hostesses including Mesdames Cranfill Buck Arnold Carver Kaufman Strider Bailey Overpeck Carpenter Cox Wright and Edith May. Head Start at the Elementary School runs June 10 to Aug 1 with transportation help by Mrs. Darrell Beaman. Shadow TOPS reports 22 pounds lost and crowned queen with total loss 236 pounds since January. Delta Theta Tau held a business meeting with new member Pat Wolf welcomed and initiation planned for June 17.
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Alexandria
First United Methodist Church
Howard Cranfill
Ernest Buck
Ivan Arnold
Chester Carver
Paul Kaufman
Dahl Strider
E. H. Bailey
G. H. Overpeck
J. L. Carpenter
Stella Cox
Fred Wright
Edith May
Darrell Beaman
James Powell
Joseph Urban
Alton Lower
Shadow Tops
Shadow Tops Club
St. Mary’s School
Gerald Miller
Dewey Huggins
Elwood Native Charles Balser Dies At Gary
Elwood native Charles R Balser 58 of Gary died Saturday Burial rites were held there Tuesday He spent his early life in Elwood before moving to Gary in 1933 where he worked 35 years for U S Steel Survivors include a widow a daughter and a grandson all of Gary three brothers Robert Nashville Morris Middletown and Francis Alexandria a sister Mrs Sylvia Collins Anderson and many other relatives in Madison County
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Elwood
Charles R. Balser
Gary
Balser
U.S. Steel Company
Robert
Nashville
Ind
Morris
Middletown
Francis
Alexandria
Sylvia Collins
Anderson
Madison County
Glen Melling Dies At Home In Elwood
Glen Melling 68 owner of the Elwood fish and poultry market died at his home after weeks of illness. He retired in February from his market and was born May 14, 1901 in Huntington County. Surviving are five children including Joyce Lynch, Jack Melling, James Melling, the Rev. Robert Melling and Thomas Melling. Funeral arrangements are pending at Jackley Funeral Home.
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Glen
Jack) Melling
Huntington County
Keith
Joyce) Lynch
Noblesville
Jack Melling
James Melling
Jeffersonville
Robert Melling
Bunker Hill
Thomas Melling
Brownsburg
Jackley
Smallpox Eradication Goal Set by WHO Official
Dr. Donald A. Henderson, chief medical officer of WHO smallpox eradication program, says smallpox should be completely eradicated within ten years. He outlines a bold plan aimed at global immunization and surveillance.
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Geneva
Donald A. Henderson
World Health Organization
Friendship Academy Ceremonies Held at Moose Hall
ELWOOD A dark ceremony featured Friendship Academy graduates filling key roles at Moose Hall. Leaders included Mildred Niccum as Senior Regent and Marybelle Huntzinger as Junior Regent. The event included corsages for Martha Sheedy and others, dinner by Academy members, and notices for upcoming district and Moose events.
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Elwood
Academy of Friendship
Moose Hall
Mildred Niccum
Marybelle Huntzinger
Grace Rustic
Goldie Zirkle
Ccoworkers
Academy
Martha Sheedy
Sandy Fleener
Marge Sexton
Agnes Welcher
Muncie Lodge
Women of the Moose
Ed Barnett
the Moose
Ruth Bushey
Virginia Kinder
New York Replaces Philadelphia as Nation's Finance Center
A historical note states New York overtook Philadelphia to become the United States financial hub during 1830 to 1940, reflecting a shift in banking, investment, and commercial prominence.
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New York
Philadelphia
Old Town Hall In Fairmount Up For Sale
Fairmount votes to sell the old town hall to the highest bidder amid questions of legality. The bid process will be advertised with the board free to accept or reject offers. Realtors value the property at 1500 dollars and several town issues are addressed.
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Fairmount
Phillip Cassidy
H. B. Gann
Arthur Williams
Charles Swift
Charles Painter
Gann
James Draper
Painter
Marion
Winfred Balser Dies In Hospital
Winfred Balser 72 a native of Elwood and World War I veteran died Thursday afternoon at the Veterans Hospital in Marion after a period as a patient. Survived by three sisters Mrs Goldie Loser Mrs Sylvia Davis and Mrs Mary Stone all of Elwood and three brothers John Balser of Arcadia Paul Balser and Howard Balser both of Baltimore Md Funeral services set for 3 pm Saturday at Clark Funeral Home with Rev Merlin Mosher officiating Interment in Elwood City Cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm today.
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Elwood
Winfred Balser
Francis
Malinda Balser
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Goldie Loser
Sylvia Davis
Mary Stone
John Balser
Arcadia
Paul Balser
Howard Balser
Mercy Hospital Reports Patient Movements and Births
Mercy Hospital lists admissions and discharges for Elwood and Kokomo areas. Patients include Sam Morrow and Isalone Mahoney among admitted. several in and out transfers to Community Hospital Kokomo and Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie. births noted for Cray and Helpling families.
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Main St
Mercy Hospital
Howard County Community Hospital
Kokomo
Copher
Fesler
Timothy Luger
S. 21St St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Jackley
Utah Contains 19 National Forests and 2 National Parks
The state of Utah is home to nineteen national forests and two national parks. This distinction highlights Utah’s vast public lands and protected areas managed for conservation and recreation.
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Utah
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