Scout Leaders Form Regional Board Structure in May Meeting
Scout leaders announce re election of board members and naming of operating committees. Anderson based leaders will serve as vice presidents with others from Noblesville Elwood Alexandria Tipton and Windfall among appointees for Organization Finance Advancement Camping Health and Safety and Health committee work. The group outlines council planning committees including Personnel Facilities Church Relations Cubing Exploring and more with local pastors and civic members joining.
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Jane Ones
Copes
Anderson
I 0K Binder
Alexandria
Carl Wilson
Sulphur Springs
Robert Couden
New Castle
Ed Weinseffelh
Noblesville
Mark Ertel
Tipton
John Kellegge
Ralph Fisher
Cowell
Robert Heal
David McClure
Leon Dunkin
George Burns
Anderson Key Sharp
Pred Nussbaum
C. A
Sam Laudeman
Bigoods
A. Pell Mubbard
Charles McCain
Sheridan
It Stoops
Westfield
How
Lord J. Barnhorst
Richard Warfel
Atlanta
Wirt
P. E. Bardlsey
Leland Boren
Roland Maine
Harold Dickson
James Childes
Clayton Steele
Cecil Bronnenberg
J. B. ‘Stephens
Richard Wiliams
Gordon France
A. 0. Barnes
H. H. Dut Rennet
Howard Whitcomb
Ilesville
James Craig
Pendleton
A. Paull Hubbard
Lapel
Howard J. Barnhorst
Sam Landeman
Elwood
Ray Hutto
Windfall ‘Advancement
Harold Lock ‘Wood
Dan Fisher
John Brinduse
Dennis Anderson
Jack Davis
Activi
Rinter
Alexandia
Ralph ‘Brown
Harry C Dietrich
Middletown
Don Collins
Robert A* Carter
Robert Toms
Bruce Horton
Ray Speers
Arthur Bell
Charles McCay
John Scheel
Bailey Cox
Boyd Burk Hardt
Franklyn Walls
D. J. Sider
Forrest Stoops
Keith Smith
Norman Townsend
James F. McCord
Coucil
J.B. Stephens
Paul Childress
Knightstown
Frank Fishback
Gerald Shine
Everett Fleck
Everett Hartung
E. Rinker
al Behrens
Fred Nussbaum
C A
Jack Prost
Cubbing
Russell Smith
Pen Meton
Lawrence Shipley
Exploring
al ‘Tener
al Weaver
James Wagner
Ander
Asthma Formula Promises Quick Relief For Attacks
New York report touts a tiny tableted remedy claimed to stop asthma attacks within minutes. It alleges opening bronchial tubes clearing congestion and easing nervous tension, with a money back guarantee and special claims of Primatene origins.
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New York
N.Y
Seiden Fahmeena
Camp Administration Officials Named in Local Listing
Mr. Wirt serves as chairman guiding camp administration with Ralph Brown and Gordon France alongside Newt Ea Weadick, and assisting as part of the local committee.
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Ea Weadick
Mr. Wirt
Ralph Brown
Gordon France
Anderson
Trust Fund Payments Face Employment Security Challenge
The UA set up a trust fund to pay laid off workers in addition to state unemployment checks, aiming for net income of 65 percent for four weeks and 60 percent for 22 weeks. William G. Stalnaker, director of Employment Security, said such an arrangement would not be permitted. Indiana’s predominantly rural legislature convenes in January 1951.
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William G. Stalnaker
Secu
Indiana
Church Board Reports Set for Three Day Assembly
E F Adcock and John Kane will outline church finance architecture and local building support. W E Reed will cover evangelism. Elections for three board vacancies loom as General Ministerial Assembly precedes the June 14 camp meeting with home missionaries from various regions expected.
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Pace One
E. F. Adcock
Department of Church Finance
John
Kane
W. E. Reed
Department of Evangelism
Churchhich
Dam Williams
Wash Yam
Boyd Kole
Row
Indian Miss Crow Agency
Mont
Earl
Nebraska
Pinecrest Mountain Mission
Pinecrest
Robert Sperow
Simon Robinson
Chamber Teams lead membership drive to completion
The Chamber organizes a two team drive led by co chairs Willard Hawkins and Howard Webb with a list of captains and volunteers including W L Peck Frank Fishback Kenneth Ballinger Bryce Brown Dr GC Hallenbeck Maynard Heacox A W Heckman A L McColllum Phil Bill er Gordon Odell Joseph Stine Ie R Abbott and more.
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Bership
W. L. Peck
Frank Fishback
Kenneth Ballinger
Bryce Brown
Iarry Farmer
GC. Hallenbeck
Willard C. "Hawkins
Maynard Heacox
A. W. Heckman
A. L. McColllum
Phil Biller
Gordon Odell
Joseph A. Stine
Howard C. Webb
Robert N. Shoemaker
Missionaries named for camp meeting program in California and Mississippi
Patterson of Pomona and Colutga of Los Angeles join George Gallitz of Albuquerque and Gregory Casteneda of San Antonio among others for the camp meeting. Mussel Wilson of Fairbanks and Horace Germany in Decatur are also listed as leaders for conferences and special programs. The event, part of Missions Day, is sponsored by the Church Extension and Home Missions boards, the Missionary Board and the National Women's Missionary Society.
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Board of Church Extension
Home Missions
The
Missionary Board
National Women’s, Missionary Society of the Church of God
Bids Filed for Electrical and Boiler Work on City Project
Builders Anderson and L J Snyder and Son submitted electrical bids of 29 776 and 30 0 percent with only one firm offering. Five firms bid boilers and plumbing headed by Tibbets Company Union City at 71 260 and Hutzel Company Muncie at 70 750. A board spokesman said the system is designed for future needs and will resume bid reviews next Tuesday evening.
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Anderson
Wincan and Son
L. J. Snyder and Son
Muncie
Hatfield Brothers
Tibbets Company
Union City
Commercial Piping Company
Indianapolis
Inscription “In God We Trust” Approved by House
The House passed a bill Tuesday ordering future U S coins and paper money to bear the inscription In God We Trust and sent it to the Senate for consideration. The move arrives amid broader debates on national symbols and currency design.
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Washington
House
Senate
Local Resident Arrested Here For Elwood Theft
A. zoyearola Anerson Kent was arrested here yesterday on armed robbery charges. Delbert Heath of Elwood, 27, reported being attacked by three men with one taking $102 at 8:30 p.m. Monday. Heath identified the local resident as the robber. Chief Robert Daubenspeck and Det. Arthur Merkel aided in the arrest. Kent was turned over to Elwood police.
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A. Zoyearola Anerson Kent
Delbert Heath
Elwood
Heath
Robert Daubenspeck
Arthur Merkel
Congress revamps military benefits plan and reserve aid
A House Special Committee proposes sweeping changes to military dependents benefits and social security parity for service members, including terminating the free $10,000 life policy. Veterans groups vow opposition while a reform bill gains backing from reserve leaders, aiming to overhaul several laws on military benefits. President Eisenhower seeks to simplify student exchange rules for aliens and vetoes a private bill on Austrian residency. Church appoints new clergy including Fr Ruffing, outlining prior postings and education. Rep Denton chairs a White County bridge finances inquiry with Reps Price and Simpson named to investigate.
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Reserve and Veterans Organizations
Eisenhower
Denton
Washington
Ind
House
White County
Wabash River
New Harmony
Rayburn
Price
Ill
Simpson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs Eloise Brashear of Markleville dies after a six year illness. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Valorous C Rector Funeral Home. She was the wife of Raymond Brashear Rt 1 Markleville. Burial in Huntsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Eloise Brashear Markleville
Valorous C. Rector Funeral
Eloise Brashear
Raymond Brashear
Markleville
Huntsville Cemetery
Anderson Obituaries Henry Hessler and George McVey
Funeral services for Henry Hessler 1622 E 18th St will be held today at 2 p m at Rondale Church of God with the pastor in charge Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery The body was taken to Sells and Rowe Funeral Home and returned to the family home for viewing today until shortly before service time then on to the church George Henry McVey 79 1519 W Third St will have services tomorrow at p m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home The Rev Ralph McCrory will officiate burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Friends were received yesterday at the funeral home McVey died Monday at his home Obscenity law tightened Washington House voted to tighten the law against distribution of obscene matter across state lines The bill to make it illegal to ship such material interstate by private or public vehicles passed and sent to the Senate
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Henry Hessler
18Th St
Rondale Church
George McVey
George Henry McVey
P.m
Harold E. Rozelle
Ralph McCrory
Pasor
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ivan Setles
Memorial Park Cemetery
M. McVey
Washington
House
Senate
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