Former City Official Dies In Alexandria
Former Alexandria street commissioner Marlin Joseph Vollenhals died after an extended illness at his home at 511 S Harrison Street aged 72. Born September 7, 1884 in New Albany he moved to Alexandria years ago and worked in a plate glass factory before Delta Remy in Anderson. He retired in 1947 and served as street commissioner from 1943. Survived by wife Zephaij Walker four children a brother 15 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral at Davis and Strider Friday with burial at Park View Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday afternoon.
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Alexandria
Marlin Joseph Vollenhals
S. Harrison Street
Deeased
New Albany
George and
Christina Emler Vollenhals
Delta-Remy
Anderson
Vollenhals
Zephaij Walker
Third St
Andrew
James Vollenhals
Colleen Dove
Ruth Dawson
John Vollenhals
Louisville
Davis
Four Music Clinic Adds Four Enrolled Students
Four Anderson high school students Jerry W Sale Patt yann Goss Susan L James and Yvonne A De Vashir enroll in the 12th annual high school music clinic July 6 14 at Indiana University. About 600 musicians from band orchestra and choir fields expected to attend. Yearling thoroughbreds numbered about 11000 trained for racing each year in turf estimates.
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Bloomington
Jerry W. Sale
East Plum Street
Pattyann Goss
West 12Th Street
Susan L. James
West 7Th Street
Yvonne A. de Vashir
Anderson High School
Indiana University
Louisville
Alexandria Man Completes Course in Germany
Pvt Marion N McCord 26 son of Mrs Essie McCord Alexandria Indiana recently graduated from the wheel and track vehicle maintenance course at the European Ordnance School in Fuessen Germany. After ceremonies he returned to duties as a mechanic in Headquarters and Service Company 62d Tank Battalion 19th Infantry Division. McCord joined the Army in May 1956 after basic at Fort Ord California and arrived in Europe last November. He is a 1948 Alexandria High School graduate. His father Wayne McCord lives Route 2 Anderson.
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Germany
Marion N. McCord
Essie McCord
W. Water St
Alexandria
Ind
Army
European Ordnance School
Fuessen
19Th Infantry Division
62D
McCord
Fort Ord
Calif
Europe
Alexandria High School
Wayne McCord
Route 2
Anderson
Wonder Bread Helps Kids Grow Stronger In 12 Ways
A health message promoting a balanced diet for children cites Wonder Bread as providing protein carbohydrates and 12 essential elements. It emphasizes Wonder Bread does not replace other foods and notes cobalt copper zinc and manganese awareness.
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Wonder Bread
Junior Twentieth Century Club installs new officers in Alexandria
A pitch in dinner at Mrs. Virgil Hobbs home on East Monroe Street marked the last Junior Twentieth Century Club meeting until fall with installation of officers Mrs. John Belmer as president and Mrs. Jack Gosnell as vice president Also present were Mrs. Lloyd Birkinbine recording secretary and Mrs. Gene Foust treasurer Plans for next year were announced Attending members include Alice Alex James Bowers Walter Carver and others A House Party at Franklin College featured four members of the First Baptist Missionary Society led by Mrs Clelis Redding Also Open House today at 519 Lincoln Ave for Mr and Mrs Charles McCullough of Kansas City Mo with Mrs McCullough a local teacher and her husband newly appointed pastor nearby
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Alexandria
Monroe Street
Virgil Hobbs
Twentieth Century Club
John Belmer
Jack Gosnell
Lloyd Birkinbine
Joe Sprague
Gene Foust
Mesdames
Alice Alex
James Bowers
Walter Carver
John Kirkpatrick
Joe Lindsey
Frederick Niccum
Walter Veter
Robert Dowling
Fred Aldridge
Everett Hunt
First Baptist Missionary Society
Franklin
Franklin College
Clelis Redding
Arthur Trout
Don Plackard
Harold Sayre
George H. McCullough
Lincoln Ave
Charles McCullough
Kansas City
Nazarene Theological Seminary
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