Nashua to Run in Belmont Stakes Big Field
Nashua is set to start in the Belmont Stakes alongside possible rivals Jabneh Nance's Lad Mr A L and Flying Fury as owners and trainers weigh tactics for the $116,800 race. The mile and a half classic, televised by CBS, offers $89,700 to the winner and includes betting complexities on the show pool after Nashua’s Preakness win sparked Maryland payouts.
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John Chandler
New York
Nashua
Belair Stud
Sandy Lawrence
Jabneh
Hilton A. Dobson
Nance
Howard Weinstein
Cain Hoy
Flying Fury
CBS
Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland
Racing Commission
Ishua
Big Houndles
Women Pro Golfers Set Round Robin at Grossinger's Top Events
Women pro golfers led by Betty Jameson eye a round robin at Grossinger's next week amid talks of hiring a fulltime director for the tour. Betty Hicks has served as director while competing. efforts to sustain sponsorship and organize earnings approach 112 other figures noted, with several players named including Romack, Kaline, Durocher and others in a broad sports feature.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Betty Jameson
Grossinger's
Fred Corcoran
American League Athletic Institute
Sport-New York
Noren
Carey
Berra
Mantle
Betty Hicks
Robinson
Collins
Litte McDougald
Hunter
Howard
Olof
Konstanty
Skowron
Qiana
Sturdivant
E. Kildow
Alexandria
Detroit Arrhor
Enpete
Kuenn
Ray Smith
Mesdamesya Amateurs
Barbara Romack
Hatfield
Mesdames Cooley
Wilson
Stoner
Maimbers
Robert Hinshaw
Erter
Morgan
Elwood Social Activities Announce Daughters Attend Service
Job's Daughters will attend church services with honored queen Carolyn Tobin at St. John's Lutheran Church on June 12. Next meeting set for 7 p.m. June 20. Needlework Club of East Main Street Christian Church meets at Mrs Effie Carter's home at 7 30 p.m. Thursday with Mrs Helen Evans hosting. Berean Bible Class of First Baptist meets at the church at 7 30 p.m. Thursday, committee includes Mesdames Parish, Tompkins, and Hamm.
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Job
Carolyn Tobin
St. John's Lutheral Church
East Main Street Christian Church
Effie Carter
Helen Evans
Alexandria Social Activities Class Reunion Planned in June
The Monroe Reservations and Township Farm Bureau held sessions in June at 4H fairgrounds for the 1943 Alexandria High School class reunion. The 1935 graduating class reunion is planned for June 25 at the First Christian Church basement with a dinner at White Spot preceding.
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Alexandria
Monroe
Township Farm Bureau
Inex Allen
Fairgrounds
Tass
Deo |Tri Kappa
Alex-Ellis Lodge
Andria High School
William Free
First Stone
Reserva |Christian Church
Baumgartner
Evelyn Graham
Schmauss
Spinning Flies In Windy Weather For Trout
In windy conditions anglers cast upstream to fish dry flies on a light spinning line. Tie a fine monofilament leader to the end and attach a fluffy fly for best results. Pull out enough line to let the wind dance the fly on the water and move upstream for closer approaches. Diner winds may suit different approaches.
Elwood Board gains two members at chamber meeting
Elwood community notes two new appointees to the Chest board, Robert Nance and Matthew Dekreon, increasing current membership to six with plans to expand to 30. Committees include prospect Nance, rating Carter, planning Medica, gifts Stevens, materials Haynes, recruiting Dekreon, publicity Cannon. Election ballots at the American Legion home tallied officers. over 300 eligible voters considered for McMillan and others. Little League and Alumni clubs schedule meetings.
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Elwood
Elwood Community Chest Board
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Nance
Lamb Construction Company
Matthew Dekreon
Dekreon
Kiwanis Club
Fred Nussbaum
Robert Carter
Vance Medica
George Stevens
John Haynes
W. P. Cannon
Legion
American Legion
Louis Monroe
Neil Tons
Jossewell
Gates
S Bell
Trempie
Indianapolis
McMillan
Tod Podbielan
T Nuxhall
Little League Minarein
Bridges
Brooklyn
Littles
League Park
Campanella
O ' ‘Amores
Hodges
Elwood E-Men
Robinson
Manga
Kellert
Wedness Podres
Minarcin
Adams
Cincinnati
Temple
RBI
Podreese
Snider
Podres Burgess
Kluszewski
Kluszew
Podres
Reese
Podbielan
So— Podres
Ho—Podbielan
Nuxhall
Freeman
Rer
Optimists Convene At Lucas Home
The Lucas North of Anderson hosted a noon dinner and business session for the Lucas Optimist Club yesterday led by president Frank Lucas. Attendees included Bill Fine Luther Martin Warren Marshall Walden Vanarsdal John Dick Warren Fischer Chester Edwards Howard Presser Al Tipbetts Al Stow Mr Lucas Fred Matthews and Robert McGinnis.
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Versex Cave Optimist Club
Frank Lucas
Anderson
Bill Fine
Luther Martin
Warren Marshall
Walden Vanarsdal
John Dick
Warren Fischer
Chester Edwards
Howard Presser
al Tipbetts
al Stow
Mr. Lucas
Fred Matthews
Robert McGinnis
Martinez Varona Sign For Bout In Syracuse June 24
The International Boxing Club announced welterweights Vince Martinez of Paterson New Jersey and Chico Varona of Havana have signed for a 10 round bout in Syracuse on June 24. This will be Martinez first fight since last December. His former manager Bill Daly was suspended recently after a hearing alleging Martinez faced a boycott by the managers guild.
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Martinez-Varona
New York
International Boxing Club
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Chico Varona
Havana
Syracuse
Martinez
Bill Daly
Managers’ Guild
Purchase of New Truck Authorized
Alexandria city council approved buying a new three quarter ton pickup for the water department. A View Right of Way sign will be erected at Central and Madison to grant access. James McCarty asked for annexation of seven lots on Ind 28 west of Canal St and the committee will investigate. A deed to a 7 1/2 foot alley north of Jackson St was accepted. Milton Green was allowed to cut a curb for a driveway under street department supervision.
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Alexandria
City Water Department
Central
Mattison Ave
James McCarty
Ind
Canal St
Jackson St
McCarty
Milton Green
Monroe St
Thomas Riall Dies At Home
Alexandria obituary for Thomas Harrison Riall 83 of 704 Rutherford Innisdale, died Tuesday at home. Services Friday at 2 p.m. in Innisdale United Brethren Church. body to Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home. friends may visit Thursday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. then church burial. Riall a 6-year resident, former National Gypsum Company employee, born December 25 1871 in Burnsville Indiana. Survived by widow Millie Ann Miller, four sons George Earl Sherman and Charles of Alexandria. three daughters Tennis Key Ellen and Edith Lowe of Alexandria. seven and 19 grandchildren.
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National Gyp ‘Um Company
Burnsville
Ind
John and
Matilda Schimmerhorn Riall F
Millie Ann Miller
Memphis
George
Toledo
Ohio
Earl ‘Sherman
Charles
Alexandria
Tennis
Ex Anderson Woman Dies in Noblesville
Mary Alice Grim aged 35, wife of Bennie Grim, died at 7 15 am Tuesday at Riverview Hospital Noblesville after nine months illness. An employee of Guide Lamp Division in Anderson she had lived in Anderson until moving northeast of Alexandria five years ago. Born February 14 1920 in Anderson she was daughter of James and (name unreadable) Robinett. She married Bennie Grim in 1947. Survived by husband two stepchildren Wayne Grim Middletown three stepgrandchildren two brothers Harold Robinett Dayton and Donald Robinett Anderson. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home by Rev Jesse Squires with interment East Maplewood Cemetery Anderson. She was a member of First Baptist Church
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Alexandria
Mary Alice Grim
Bennie Grim
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Anderson
Grim
James Robinett
Mr. Grim
Eyre-Locke rites set at Elwood Friday
Fay Locke pastor of Pilgrim Holiness Church will officiate at the wedding of his daughter Joan Locke to Clarence Eyre son of Mr and Mrs G C Simmons Jr of Dry Prong La The ceremony will be at Elwood church at 8 pm Friday The bride’s parents Rev and Mrs Locke live at 1048 2nd Street Padfield 2011 N F Street on Mon May 17 at Dry Prong High School Pom The bride wore a blue sheet length dress with matching accessories and is employed by National Homes Corporation Lafay She is a member of Pilgrim Holiness Church The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson of Huntington The wedding took place at Elizabeth City NC May 17 19 The groom attended Frankfort Pilgrim College and Pom The Wilsons attended the Venette High School He is a Navy man stationed overseas The Loyal Be l in the Frankton Moore area will sponsor a fish fry at the Christian Church June 11 from 5 to 8 pm in the church dining room
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Ra Myod
Fay Locke
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Joan
Clarence Eyre
G. C. Simmons Jr
Dry Prong
Flwood
Frank
Locke
St Padfield
N. F. St. On Mon
Frankfort Pilgrim College
Judith Rose
G. Douglas F Wison
C. Murphy
Frank Wilson
Huntington
Eliza
Frye
Beth City
Frankfort
Wilson
Christian Church
Annual wage demand outlined for 6000 equipment workers
WHICAGOP The United Auto Workers announced a guaranteed annual wage for about 6,000 members at farm equipment and related plants in Minas and Indian. Pat Great House said the principle came from Ford talks and negotiations begin Thursday in Moline with Deere Co. The contract covers 9 plants and 13,000 workers. Aug. 23 sees the expiry of the International Harvester Co. contract for 12 plants. The UAW will seek the wage from Allis Chalmers Springfield Caterpillar East Penn St. and Bendix, among others in South Bend and nearby areas.
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Whicagop
United Auto Workers
Ford
Pat Greathouse
UAW
Chicago
Moline
Deere Co
Reathouse
International Harvester Co
Allis Chalmlers Manufacturing Co
Springfield
Caterpillar Tractor Co
East Penn
Stundebaker-Packard Corp
South Bend
Ind
Bendix Products Division
Bendix Aviation Corp
Man Fined For Drunk Driving And Public Indecency
An Anderson man received a suspended 60 day sentence in Madison County court for drunken driving and public indecency. Judge Robert L. Austin suspended his driver's license for two years. The arrest followed an April 4 incident when he reportedly fell 75 feet from his car along a White River bank near the Grandview clubhouse.
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Anderson Mal
Madison County
Robert L. Austin
White River
Grandview
Hospital Dismissals From St John’s Hospital
Dismissed yesterday from St John’s Hospital include Mrs. Josephine Lennis of 2329 W 2th and Mrs. Glen Ellingwood of 217 W 2nd St among others. The list names multiple individuals and addresses with several children and infants discharged from various towns including Alexandria Indianapolis Frankton Greenfield and Anderson.
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St John's Hospital
Josephine Lennis
Glen Ellingwood
William Ford
Alexandria
Elizabeth Miller
Leona Cade
Chesterfield
Joel Dlugos
Indianapolis
Donald Smith
Daleville
Filen Ward
Circle
Caroline Butler
Frankton
Charles Jones
Fortville
Marilyn Reed
Greenfield
Delta Benefield
Alexan
Norma Luck
Elwood Parking Fund Balance and City Actions
Elwood city records show a parking fund balance at 10 401 89 after adding prior amounts of 9 732 49 and 1 689 40. Monthly disbursements totaled 620 62. The city council approved traffic slowdowns on 19th Street to Call Park and three zoning changes including building size, surveyor terminology, and remodeling rules. Walter Crockett named new dog catcher, and Mercy Hospital notes list local admissions and transfers. About 4 654 000 disrupted homes in the U S are led by women, with 1 312 000 by men due to deaths and divorce.
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Elmuud
Ely
Airs
Gi Land
Plan Commission
Walter Crocket
Hu ‘Gustin
Ini Heetes
Ef Dogh Lave
T Hospital
Zi Bich
Mercy
Theodore Funke
Tipton
Edward Jacobs
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Main St
Clark
United States
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York
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Dee Fondy
Garver
Jim Hearn
HonGrim
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Kon
Folte
Durocher
Hearn
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Marv
Grissom
Irer Grim
Baumholtz
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Earn
E.R. Homeywell
Purdue University
Harley Maddock
Harold Head
Roy “Gessler
William Gritin
Garden Club
Hinshaw
George Patton
Overton Sacksteder
Mesdames Wiliam Sams
Walter Allen
Ralph. Willetts
Leo
Wumholtz
Dusty Rhodes
Bobby Hofman
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Richard Bann
Edward Sells
Robert Harrison
Robert Miller
Joan Graham
Joan Helpling
Diana Horton
Nancy Gessler
Rozella McCorkle
Neil Clark
John Baden
Clifford Brugger
Beth Brewer
Elwood’ Country Club
Sherry Beasley
Arlene Ridge
Rebecca Havens
Judy Bailey
Alice McPhearson
Bethel
Masonic Temple
Guardian
Esther ‘Landrum
Merl Bilby
A. F. Hinds
Joy Arthur
Tri Kappa
Earl Mohler
Steven Thurston
Ralph Thurston
Hollis
Ivan Arnold
Corre Ilelers
Roxana
Frazier
Marie Schmauss
Thurman Hall
Ben Seybert
Harold Hanlin
Sportsmans Digest
Boxscores
Lucas
Gaseteria
Thomas Riall
Hollywood
Bert Pat Blake
Pat
East Coast City
Eyre-Locke
LADMO
Anderson Sporting Goods
Edgewood Sporting Goods
Mein Street
Nichol Ave
Dames Coffey
W. Leland Newby
Violet Stalker
Atderson
Hubert Stanberry
Sharon Hartwell
Willis Hartwell
Max Loudenback
Earl Loudenback
Jeffrey Sheller
Paul Sheller Jr
Elwood Parking Fund
Mystic
Themen
Groton
Peter Donahue
Louis F. Bayer
Allstate Insurance Company
Indiana
Earl E. Fisher and
Roy E. Wheasler
Sears, Roepuck and Co
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