Belmont Stakes Preview Shapes Up for Nashua Contenders
New York agitates over the Belmont Stakes field as Nashua is confirmed for the $100.60 race while management debates a credible challenge from 3-year-old rivals. Possible rivals include Jabneh Nance's Jad Flying Fury and Hillony A. Dobson entries, with a $116,200 purse if five start and $80,260 to the winner.
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Optimists Meet at Frank Lucas Home North of Anderson
Members of the Optimist Club gathered at president Frank Lucas home for a noon session. Attendees included Al Fine Luther Martin Warren Marshall Walden Vansisdal John Dick Warren Fischer Chester Edswards C hard Presser Al Stow and Robert McCinnis. Elwood Community Chest adds Robert Nance and Matthew Dekreon to its board, expanding toward 30 members with new committees named by president Capt Fred Nussbaum. Election balloting continued Tuesday at the American Legion home.
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Optimist Club
Frank Lucas
Anderson
al Fine
Luther Martin
Warren Marshall
Walden Vansisdal
John Dick
Warren Fischer
Chester Edswards
Chard Presser
al Tibbetts
al ‘Stow
Mr. Lucas
Fred Matthews
Robert McCinnis
Elwood
Elwood Community Chest Board
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Nance
Lamb Construction Company
Matthew Dekreon
Dekreon
Kiwanis Chub
Fred Nussbaum
Robert Carter
Vance Modica
George Stevens
John Haynes
Matthew Dekreen
W. Z. Cannon
Legion
American Legion
Giants Lose Pent Up Rivalry In Ninth Inning Collapse
New York defeats Detroit 6 to 4 as Ernie Banks delivers two hits and Frank Baumholtz makes the final out after Chicago Giants manager Leo Durocher pulls Hearn for Marv Grissom. Grissom allows Baumholtz to reach on a single and the Giants drop a late lead in a tense ninth.
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Cubs
Hatfield
RBI
Robinson
Pain
Delsing
Illen
Katine
Hr— Robinson
Giants
Ernie Banks
Dee Fondy
Jim Hearn
Frank Baumholtz
Durocher
Hearn
Marv Grissom
Baumbhaltz
I. Grissont
Duraher
Broo Jen
Duracher
Sand
Leo
Burocher
Waumbfoltz
Dirsty Rhodes
Robby Holman
Elwood Flower Show Hosts Club Meetings And Pledges
Professor Honeywell spoke at the Elwood 4 Department Club gathering on garden club work and flower design. Awards honored Ray Smith and others. fund drive raised 351 for mental health. Other items note pledges, garden club affiliations, and a rose luncheon at the Elwood Country Mall postponed.
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Mesdames
Overton Sacksteder Jr
Leo Peitz
David M. Cooley
W. C. Mays
George Patton
Marion Biltz
Rex Stoner
Robert Hinshaw
Ralph Willetts
Mesdames Cooley
Patton
Stoner
Department Club
Roy Gessler
Anderson
Hunele
Elwood Country Mal
Martinez Varona Sign For Bout In Syracuse Clash
The Western International Boxing Club said welterweights Viner Martinez of Paterson New Jersey and Chico Varona of Havana have signed for a ground bout in Syracuse on June 24. This will be Martinez’s first bout since December. His former manager Bull Daly was recently suspended after a hearing accusing Martinez of being part of a boycott by the managers guild.
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New York
Witernational Boxing Club
City Council Approves New Truck Purchase and Annexation Steps
Alexandria council authorized buying a three quarter ton pickup for the water department and ordered a Right of Way sign at Central and Madison. James McCarty sought annexation of seven lots west of Canal Street, with committee review ordered. Milton Green received curb-cut permission on driveway project under street department supervision.
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Alexandria
City Water Department
Central
Matison Ave
James McCarty
Canal
Jackson St
McCarty
Milton Green
Monroe St
Thomas Riall Dies At Home in Alexandria
Thomas Harrison Riall 83 of 704 Rutherford St Innisdale died Tuesday at 1 p m in his home Services will be Friday at 2 p m at Innisdale United Brethren Church where he attended The body rests at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home after 11 a m Thursday till 1 p m Friday when moved to the church in state until the funeral Born in Burnsville Ind November 25 1871 he was a retired National Gypsum Co employee Surviving are his widow four sons George Taleda Ohio Earl Sherman and Charles all of Alexandria three daughters Mrs Jennie Key Elwood Mrs Helen Leach and Mrs Edith Lowe 19 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren
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Thomas Harrison Riall
Rutherford $T
Innisdale
Frieday
United Brethren Church
Williams and Kyle
Rial
National Gypum Company
Burnsville
Ind
John and
Matikta Schimmerborn Rial
Millie Ann Miller
MemsPhis
George
Taleda
Ohlo
Earl
Sherman
Charles
Jennie Key
Elwood
Elien Leach
Edith Lowe
Social Activities in Alexandria Farm Bureau Meeting
Alexandria events summarize a June Farm Bureau session at Home Femainness Building with memorials, high school exercises, and a ventriloquist act. Members honored mothers with plants. refreshments served for about 60 attendees. Also notes reunions for 1935 and 1943 classes at local church and park auditorium with elections and officer statements.
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Alexandria
Monroe Township
Femainness
A. T. Hinds
Doy Arthur
Mohler
Ex Anderson Woman Dies in Noblesville anderson obituary
Mrs. Mary Alice Grim 35 wife of Bennie Grim died 7 13 am Tuesday Riverview Hospital Noblesville after nine months illness. Former Guide Lamp employee in Anderson she moved northeast of Alexandria five years ago born February 14 1920 in Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Robinett married in 1847 survived by husband parents one stepson Wayne Grim of Middletown three step grandchildren two brothers Harold Robinett of Dayton and Donald Robinett of Anderson. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home with Rev Jesse Squires interment East Maplewood Cemetery Anderson. She was a member of First Baptist Church Anderson.
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Mary Alice Grim
Bennie Grim
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Anderson
Grim
James Robinett
Gritty
Wayne Grim
Middletown
Harold Robinett
Dayton, Q
Donald Robinett
Gipe
Williams and Kyle
Jesse Squires
East Maplewood
Anderson. Friends Will Be Received At the Funeral Hoie After 2 P.m. [Werthesday
Mra. Grim
First Baptist Church
Annarson
Eyre Locke Rites At Elwood Friday
Elwood report details the wedding of Joan Eyre Locke to Clarence Hyte in Dry Prong with Rev Fay Locke officiating. The bride, daughter of Rev and Mrs. Locke, wore a blue street-length dress and accessories, and the couple will reside with families connected to Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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Fay Locke
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Joan
Clarence Hyte
G. C. Simmons Jr
Dry Prong
Jat
At & P.m
Frankfors
Locke
Ward Broadfield
Mon
Frankfort
Nnluecessories
Jonal Hons Corporation
Latay
Wilson
Werestedell T. Willkie
Huntington High School
U.S. Navy
Man Fined For Drunk Driving In Madison County
A 40-year-old Anderson man received a suspended 60 day sentence and a $10 fine in Madison County City Court for drunken driving. The case also involved a new dog catcher and public indecency charge. The dog catcher, Waller Crock, Judge Robert K. Austin Flydell, appointed by Mayor Gustin, has been suspended from driving. The man was arrested April 4 after police found him near the White River bank by the Grandview clubhouse.
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Anderson
Madison County
Jal
Waller Crocks
Robert K. Austin Flydell
Catn Vaere
Hospital Dismissals From St Joh Hospital and Nearby Areas
Dismissals listed for many residents including Mrs Josephine Tennis 2128 W. uth St Mrs Glen Fillngwood 217 W 2nd St William Ford Alexandria Mrs Elizabeth Miller 123 B wth St and others across Anderson Fortville Greenfield and surrounding towns. Also notes on dog control and Mercy Hospital births with several address details and names. A separate item mentions a Robert Long Hospital transfer in Indianapolis.
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Josephine Tennis
Uth
Glen Fillngwood
William Ford
Alexaniris
Elizabeth Miller
Leona Gade
Chestertick
Agel Dingos
Indianapolly
Donald Smith
Jsugster
Talevine
Ellen Ward
Caroline Butler
Frankton
Charles Tones
Fortville
Marilyn Reed
Greenfield
Delta Bonefield
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Norma Luck
Silver J
Frankton Church to Sponsor Fish Fry Dinner
The Loyal Brethren Class of Frankton Christian Church sponsors a fish fry in the church dining room from 11 p.m. to A p.m. The event benefits church activities and community outreach.
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Frankton
Loyal Boreans
Annual Wage For Equipment Workers Sought
The CIO United Auto Workers said it will seek a guaranteed annual wage for about 60 000 members in farm equipment and related industries. Negotiations open Thursday in Moline with Deere Co and affect roots across nine plants and about 15 000 workers. Contracts for 50 000 workers at International Harvester Co set to expire Aug 23.
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Miners
Indiana
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Ford
Pal Great
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Tusa
Moline
Deere Co
Greathouse
UAW
International Harvester Co
City council reviews zoning changes and traffic plan
The council discussed traffic slowdowns on 3 percent on Callaway Park access and approved three changes to the city zoning law. Changes widen building size to require structures be recursively authorized and expand surveyor licensing to include only qualified surveyors. A remodeled walling may not require surveying if size does not exceed existing limits.
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Callaway Park
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