Beulah Park Recreation Opens Monday in Alexandria
The Alexandria Recreation Council will start its focal summer recreation program Monday at Beulah Park, weather permitting, with free bus transport. Activities include volleyball, boxing, softball, archery, crafts, sailing, golf, table tennis, and dances, run daily 1 to 5 pm. Adults and high school students may join through contact with James Arnold. funding comes from local donations.
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Alexandria
Alexandeia Recreation Council, Inc
Beulah Park
James Arnold
Alder Youlls
Willie Tludy
Iorvin Brains
Arnold
Galt
Lonnis
Jack Weil
Bonlal Mark
Seoul Bay
Boulal Park
Alessandria
Moore To Attend Purdue Round Up
Jackson Township 4-H club members and officers held a program at Jackson Township High School with Doug Banning and Terry Benefiel conducting ceremonies Phillis Murray singing and Vice-president Kenny Moore planning a Purdue 4-H round up visit. A demonstration on pyaking and a refreshments period followed. The next meeting is scheduled for June 19 with a month break before the next gathering.
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Jackson Township
Jung
Jackson Township High School
Doug Banning
Terry Benefiel
Phillis Murray
Kenny Moore Sill
Purdue
Courty
Guspher
Bob Bunning
T He Club
Petry Elected To National Body
Petry of the Church of the Brethren in Ohio has been elected to the standing committee that reviews church policy and prepares legislation for general sessions. The 170th annual conference will be at the University of Oregon Bugene on June 12 to 17 with about 50 members and delegates expected from the United States and other countries. The standing committee consists of representatives nationwide, meeting before the business sessions to consider church questions.
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Ne Hey
Eugene Oo
Petry
Columbus
Gustar
Church of the Brethren
Iis Trie
South Taddiana
Pat
Doles
Bugege
Ore
Church of the Abrathren
University of Qrenon al Bugene
Sum SO
United States
Mrs L Jennings Succumbs Friday in Anderson
Mrs L Jennings a longtime Second Methodist Church member and War Mother died Friday morning following the loss of a daughter Eva Washington aged 15. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at Seon Meinl Church with Rev Paris Bell, burial at Bad Maplewhad Cemetery. Surviving: two sons Reawe Jennings Anderson and Orville Bley Indianapolis, two daughters Mrs Washington Anderson and Mrs Anne Mee jell Indianapolis, and several grandchildren.
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Bue Jennings
Marrinoe Sr
Eva Washington
Jennings Mel
Second Methodist Church
Leonard P. Uaderwood
Art m
Seon Meinl
Dh. Paris Bell
Bad Maplewhad
Suinavin
Reawe Jennings
Anderson
Orville Bley
Indianapolis
Washington
Anerson
Anne Mee Jell
Nicholson File Company Outing At Riverside Park Indianapolis
Over 1000 attend Nicholson File Company outing at Riverside Park in Indianapolis with Parkin Hollingsworth and JF G Hoppess co chairing. event runs from 10 am to 5 pm with refreshments arranged by the Employees Welfare Association and plans for the annual inventory shutdown in August noted.
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Wongad
Delco Remy Unveils New External Adjustable Distributor
Delco Remy announces an external adjustable distributor designed to improve ignition timing accuracy and serviceability on cars and trucks. The unit features a window for easy contact point adjustment, removable distributor cap, two-screw point replacement, and a single hex wrench for setup. A one-piece bearing breaker plate aims to smooth vacuum advance and boost fuel economy, with standard fitment on 1956 Cadillac Oldsmobile and heavier Chevrolet trucks.
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Helen Remy
General Motors Corp
Hachory
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Alexandria Social Activities Annual joint meeting at IT fairgrounds
Reading of local historical notes describes the Friendly Circle and Help YOR!yen hosting a yearly gathering with Mrs Gerinde Umuper and others. The event features devotions, song, and guest speakers at Summitville with plans for a dinner and entertainment.
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Alexandria
Bachehh
Uae
Pengisuaye Aihaateayt
MA. Dally
McMiban
Chaise
Gerinde Umuper
IT Fairgrounds
Bart
Anil Cvs
Avhich
Visine Hare
Nivey Taney
Pny
Ales
Peel
Efayenge Tomes
Summitville
Will
Lawrence
Two Men Earn Doctorate at Ohio State University
Two Anderson Inc entries were among BT graduates in veterinary medicine at Ohio State University Cleveland. Marvin Laman Tee, son of Mr and Mrs George Hy Len, received his degree and will reside with his wife Betty Idran. A second doctorate went to Carroll Seyhert Stottlemyer, son of Mr and Mrs Tochort State University Ridge Drive, who plans to fulfill an obligation with Nie tenicd.
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Anderson Inc
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Ohio
Ini
Marvin Laman Tee
George Hy Len
Gta
Arerow Ave
Anderson
Betty Idran
Tisparts
Pendleton High Sell
Car All Seyhert Stottlemyer
Niver
Ridge
Retiring Teacher Honored At Lunch
At Andersen High School a farewell luncheon honored retiring educator Helen Tarvell and several colleagues. The event included speeches from staff and tributes to a long career within the Anderson system, recognizing dedication and service to students across many years.
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Asnes Ti Frock
Ther Andersen High School
Beapoules
Weer
Sven Bye
Martha
Trounenberg
Huth
Hive ‘Tadd
Hetores Mare Gi
Evelyn Rive
Dorothy Tigge
Mia
Heck Ated Mins Harrell Mexes
Hospital Dismissals and Names From St Johns Hospital
Fragmented list of dismissals and individuals associated with St Johns Hospital includes M Holly Jane Stahl Mrs Annetti Catlins Hendleton Mrs Wisther Christ and several others. The text also mentions Food Supply Ale Bourne and a reference to Australia’s status in the world.
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St John’s Hospital
Holly Jane Stahl
Shire Rd
Annetti
Catlins
Hendleton
Wisther Christ
Ohio
Mice
Rta
Mas
Mizabeth
Luvinda Maxwell
Nadine Colfiam
Mingaret Trond Shields
sMesinnichra
Maul Tyna
Hamlin
Gan
Bourne
Hetaro
Australa
Teachers Honored Upon Retirement At Anderson School
Retiring Anderson School System members Mrs Al unt Fadely and Miss Marie Olh ver honored at a noon Friday luncheon at the Lee home on Mendricks Street. Bibles given to Mrs Ella Willigmns and Mrs June Foland as guests. Hosts included principal Mary Gallagher and several staff members.
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Tha Faviny
Longtetlyw School
Alunt Fadely
Marie Olhver
Anderson
Lee
Mendricks Street
Ella Willigmns
June Foland
Mary Gallagher
Hither Slutton
Miriam Ertl
Claire Lawler
Norma Jeat
Rocke,well
Bernice Shoot
Ruth Minnick
Tommy Records
Mary Helen Wolfe
David Ramsey
Marshall Call
William Shear
Lapel Sailor To Visit San Francisco From Destroyer
Lawrence Devoll, radioman third class of Lapel Indiana aboard the destroyer USS Gurke, will arrive in San Francisco on June 6 for a three day visit amid the U S First Fleet training exercise. The exercise features 36 ships and 15 000 personnel conducting coordinated fleet and task force operations with anti submarine warfare and air defense as main objectives.
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Francisco
Calif
R L. Devoll
Radaeman
Third Lass
USN
Lapel
Jad
Gurke
San Francisco
Bulganin Proposal Aims At Sharp German Troop Cuts
Report says Western observers found Bulganin’s plan unclear and tentative. He floated a two stage idea starting with a limited reduction of foreign troops in Germany and potentially a later broader pullout from Berlin area.
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Censinwad
President Eisenhower Doctors Emphasize Not A Heart Case
A panel of heart specialists led by Haverty and Dr. White stated the President’s illness is not a heart attack. Thirteen doctors are on the case, with surgery considered unlikely. officials stressed the condition is not critical, amid ongoing uncertainty about his exact ailment.
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Earl
Eisenhower
Haverty
White
Thomas
W. Mattingly
Walter Heed
Magerty
Gisenhower
Shiek
Hagerty
Tiagerty
Sure Hey
Sin
Jinto
Dbat
Ely
Aire
John H. Scotts
Pracy
Washington
Brian Thades
George Washingney University
Tsader
Uhl
of Pennsylvania
Herald & Reporter
Mattingly
South Cayolint
Maj
Dolin Hisenhower
Meryland
Eisenhower Hospitalized After Stomach Trouble
President Eisenhower was taken to Walter Reed Army Medical Center after stomach discomfort and vomiting. Doctors reported ileitis with a partial intestinal obstruction and no heart trouble. Mrs Eisenhower and hospital staff aided as physicians monitored blood pressure pulse and respiration.
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White Houser
Howard M. Sauter
Snyder
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
White Houses
Waller ‘Reed
Col Francis Pruitt
White
Maj. Gench
iLeonard D. Heaton
Jacki W. Schwartz
Frobert T. Gants
Department of Surgery
Elmer A. Lodmell
Max Smith
Thomas Mattingly
Wallee
Reed
Cheraw
S.C
Columbia
Heaton
Glouchester
Vax
Hagerty
L Hagerty
Bat Hagerly
Vitor
Tom Winship
Boston Globe
Ann. Higarky
Walter Reed Hirspill
Walter Reel
Aov
Semial Ilness
Kem Adenauer
House Debates Foreign Aid Cuts and Senate Battles
House lawmakers clash over foreign aid funding aiming to trim roughly 109 million from a 3.8 billion mutual security bill. Sen Mevaruhy proposes his own cuts as the administration seeks Senate restoration and a possible conference to bridge differences before final passage.
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Fugoslavia
Senate
Sen
Mevaruhy
R-Wis
Bay
House
Eisenhower
America
Sheck
Teed
Jury awards $510 in estate claims case
Reformatory leaded guilty and necep found guilty. All three received one ear lems a the institution. A Superior Court jury deliberated until late Thursday and returned a verdict awarding $510 to the client, Walt er E. Johnson, through his attorney Jarrard O'Finney against the estate of Ida Gaugh. Cecil C. Carmichael and Paul Vermillion co-administrators. Harald Anderson, Jack Staggenburg and Ralph F. Mattingly represented the state. Special Judge Joseph Ketner presided.
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Page
the Institution
Superior Court
Walter E. Johnson
Atorney
Jarrard O' Finney
Ida Gaugh
Cecil C. Carmichael
Paul Vermillion
Health and politics swirl around Eisenhower in 195? campaign
Fragmented text discusses Eisenhower’s health issue and its impact on the 1950s Democratic and Republican strategists. It mentions Adlai Stevenson’s victories in Oregon Florida and California, the Democratic National Committee headquarters, and leaders like Paul M Buller. The piece ponders whether the president’s health will influence voters and campaign tactics.
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Mage Ona
Calliraia
Gow
Chistian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Adil Stevenson
Oregon
Florida
California
National Committee
Chaiman
Paul M Buller
Butler
Hisrohuser
Junes
White House
Heath
Chamber of Commerce backs federal nuclear reactor push
The Chamber of Commerce urged the U S government to fund nuclear power reactor construction in a letter to Senator Clinton Anderson. The group argued federal support would duplicate private sector efforts already under way in the atomic energy field.
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Chamber OF Conmterre
Albert Gore
Th. Ton
Chamber
Sen. Clinton PL Anderson
N. M
Sonali House Atomic Energy Committee
Father’s Day Committee to hold name drawing at Marshall’s Jewelry
State and local leaders announce a Father’s Day program with a drawing by Mayor Ralph Ferguson at 10 a.m. next Friday at Marshall’s Jewelry Store to name the "father of the year" who will win a $30 gift certificate. Participating stores will display nominee containers and vote counts determine awards.
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Retecl
Ralph Ferguson
Marshall's
Decker's
Clair Fall
Bryce Brown
Kresge
Kresge Dollar
Bing's
Woolworth’s
J. C. Penney
Hoyt Wright
Hill's
Rapursy Star China
Banener
AO Det Son Sporting? Gonads
McCrory's
Unique
Lewallen's
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Marshall
A. Heckaman
Charman
Ed Bronnenberg
George Hurt
Suy Hawkins
Warren Park
Sal Nevis
Melvin Roven
Billions More Honor Faces House Action and Senate Hurdles
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest debate over a veterans bill and a compensation plan. Opposition factions in the House and Senate express concern that the Legion proposal could impede passage of future legislation. Details on sponsors and exact provisions are unclear.
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Ueague
Wisenhower
Saint
Walsh Geign
Senate
Legion
Lavern tavern murder leaves patrons shaken
Police say a gunman opened fire at the Lavern in Ryan, killing a 27 year old woman who helped run a dice game. A bystander was also killed as the shooter fled after locking the tavern doorway during the incident.
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Lavern
the Ryan
Luis Motats
Laverna
Heller
Gina
Anderson Obituaries Glen Braden and Eva Bronnenberg
Glen Braden aged 60 died at his home near New Columbus after an extended illness. He worked 25 years in the restaurant business and six years at Pierce Governor Company. survivors include his widow Florence, two daughters, two sisters, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements are at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Eva C. Bronnenberg, 56, of 1302 Madison Ave died at St. John's Hospital after an extended illness. She came to Anderson in 1941, daughter of Christopher and Julia Maynard, member of the Latter Day Saints church. The body awaits at Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home. services set for Monday at 2 p.m. with Elder Rasmussen and Elder Bowen in charge. Surviving: husband John Bronnenberg, mother Julia Maynard, and sister Vera Marie Linn, all of Anderson.
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Glen Braden
New Columbus
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Memorial Parke
IBVAC
Bronnenberg
Eva C. Bronnenberg
Madison Ave
St. _John's Hospital
Anderson
Christopher
Julia ‘Alice Maynard
Grant County
Church of Jesus i Christ’s Latter Day Saints
Eb, Rasmussen
Gerwin Bowen
John Bronnenberg
Julia Maynard
Vera Marié Linn
Ail of
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties report
Lester Brazelton 64 of Fortville dies at his son's home. services at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home Fortville with burial in Callandon Cemetery. Survivors include son, stepchildren, a stepsan, brother, and many grandchildren. A Ralph Stewart 67 of Daleville dies. services at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home. burial in St Marys Cemetery Anderson.
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Lester Brazelton
Fortville
Lester Brazilton
Lawrence
Dewayne
Cordsville
Brazelton
Paul C. Cory
Arthur
Melfords Ville Methodist Church
A. Ralph Stewart
Daleville
Ralph Stewart
Polhemus and Shirey
Francs Kinaly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Anderson
St. Mary's Cemetery
American Woman Strength in Labor and Education
Mrs Early argued American women now hold 20,800,000 jobs outside the home, the most in history, and pursue higher education at record levels. She noted the median age of working women is near 40, with nearly 60 percent married, and contended older women are as productive and reliable as younger workers.
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Early
Expert notes rare ileitis in elderly President age
An official DC Medical Society information source told reporters that the ileitis described affects the lower small intestine and is extremely rare in someone of the President's age, usually seen in younger individuals.
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District of Columbia Medical Society
Risnnlinner
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