Oliver musical at Geeting Theatre offers family entertainment
The Geeting Theatre presents Oliver focusing on Oliver Twist from the workhouse to Fagin and Sikes with Nancy, Brownlow and Mr. Brownlow in key roles. Rob Wise is Oliver, Brenda Snyder Nancy, Tim Paschal Bill Sikes, Jeff Terry Doctor, and season tickets are available via the box office.
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London
Oliver
Oliver Twist
Mr. Bumble
Corney
Sowerberry
Bizzare Undertaking
Sowerberrys
Dodger
Cveable-Villian Fagin
Nancy
Bill Sikes
Mr. Brownlow
Fagin
Sikes
Olver
Sis
Rob Wise
Rick Plummer
Brenda Snyder
Tim Paschal
Jeff Terry
Larry Reveal
Ruth McAllister
Mike
Claudia Keech
Mrs Sowerberry
Steve Cronk
W. Dale Oldham to Speak at North Anderson Church of God
Dr. W Dale Oldham will address the North Anderson Church of God at 6 oclock Sunday night. He formerly led Park Place Church of God 1955 to 1962 and holds theology degrees from Anderson College and Ohio. Soprano Imodean Lister will perform, having sung at the Gulf Coast Bible College and the Texas Inaugural Prayer Breakfast.
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Camerica
W Dale Oldham
North Anderson Church
The
Christian Brotherhood
Imodean Lister
Oldham
Lister
Gulf-Coast Bible College
Texas
Preston Smith
Court approves bond bids for new county building plan
Bid results list multiple banks and investment firms with interest rates for a 20 year bond issue to fund a new courthouse building. Officials expect demolition of the old structure and temporary county operations sites to be chosen soon after a planning study at the courthouse.
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Aidder
Bank of the Commonwealth
Detroit
Mich
AG. Becker and Co
Chicago
Tecott Jackson’ and’ Co
Chicago, Il
Carleton D. Belt and Co
Des Moines
Towa
Raffensperger, Hughes and Co
Indianapolis
McMfaster Hutchison and Co
Mesitow and Co
Northern Trust Company of
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank ‘of
Chie
Continental Ilinis National Bank of Chica
Unit- 4 Investment Corp
Memphis
Tenn
Court ‘House
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Five refuse to cooperate in bomb probe in New York
Five defendants and an associate will not answer grand jury questions in a federal probe of the Capitol bombing. They claim the inquiry aims to implicate them and plan to sue to void subpoenas and challenge electronic surveillance.
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NEW York
U.S
Capitol
Stewart J. Albert
Albert
Walter Teague
Jim Retherford
Judy Gumbo
Boston
Sandy Wardwell
Santa Barbara
Calif
Leslie Bacon
Atherton
Miss Bacon
Seattle
Fede ‘Land
Afias
National Lawyers Guild
Wiliam Schiap
FBI
Colin Neiburger
Detroit
Debates on Legalizing Marijuana and Mind-Influencing Drugs
Opponents argue marijuana legalization brings unknown risks and may invite more potent drugs, while proponents cite potential quality control. The piece notes questions about alcohol dependence shifting to pot, and considers broader drug policy issues including heroin, methadone, and future substitutes. Research seeks long term effects and better treatment options.
County SWCD Office Relocates in Madison County
The Madison County SWCD and the US Soil Conservation Service moved from 2459 South Main Street to 2409 Broadway. Mailing address P.O. Box 1755 Anderson Indiana 46014. The new site sits in the north end of a building on Broadway State Road 9 N with limited paved parking. ASCS and the District Forester from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources share offices in the same building.
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Madison Vouy Ounath Water Conservation District
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
South Main Street
Broadway
P.O. Box
Anderson, Ind
Madison County
SWCD
US Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
District Service Forester
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Wealth Claim Inheritance Shrouded by Court Fight
Gibson County Sheriff John Mitchell reports a couple bought the widow of George Rembe’s home after the farmer shot himself in March 1970. Money from the sale will be held in custody until ownership is resolved. Rembe’s widow, remarried, had not contacted Mitchell by Tuesday evening, but he expects to hear from her.
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Eminine
Pose
Gibson County
John Mitchel Mitchell
George Rembe
Rembe
Michell
Estes Returns as Anderson Basketball Coach After Resigns
Former Anderson coach Estes reclaims the Indians helm after Woody Neel's two seasons. The 1971 72 outlook features a rebuilding roster with five returning lettermen and anticipated sophomores. Estes aims to build cohesion among players students and fans for a new era of winning.
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Aneoranis
Evangeu
AHS
Theo Janis
Neel
Estes
Ishmael
Zistes
Sape Girardeau
Southeast Missouri State College
Peabody College
Nashville
Indians
Anderson
Este 10
Woody
Eses
Tribe
Anderson Indians
Multiple Anderson County area deaths announced
Obituaries and funeral notices list Mildred Turner and Leslie M Jozanbaugh among others. Services set at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home and Copher Fesler with interment at Anderson Memorial Park and Elwood City Cemetery.
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Harold E. Rozelle
Mildred Turner
George
Leslie Ozenbaugh Elwood
Leslie M.jozanbaugh
Tipton 1
Memorial Hospital
Madison County
Silas and
Louise Gratt Hiatt
Ozenbaugh
Harmony Christian Church of Leisure
Alva Ozenbaugh
Daugh‘ter
Robert Williams
Minnie Denny
Bernice
Copher and
Park Re zoning deny blocks Green Township mobile park
A petition to rezone land at Interstate 69 and Ind 13 in Green Township for a mobile home park was denied after previous appeal by remonstrators. The denial followed contention over a six to nine p.m. viewing period at Meeks Mortuary and a planned cemetery interment in Elm Ridge for local residents.
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Interstate 69
Green Township
Meeks Mortuary
William Mathys
First United Methodist Church
Elwood
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Muncie
Rom
Middletown
Jay
Maplewood
Cem
Elbert C
Ralph Jones
Dential
Ken Frazee
Kently
Anderson
Armagon
Robert Shoemakspeak
Guide Lamp
Charles Wise
Delco-Remy
2.7 Billion budget debate hurts national defense plan
Senate figures clash over funding for the Hughes amendment and a volunteer force shift. Stennis cites grave defense consequences while Allott argues for fairness to enlisted personnel amid broader fiscal constraints and potential federal funding changes.
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the Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Hughes
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Brooks Townsend
Dillard Dennis
Al. 1
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Herold Stott
Polly Bonge
Polly Anna Bonge
Franklin St
Bloomingdale, I
Georgetown, Ky
Jim
Maggie Wainscott
Saree Conuen
Bob
Charlene) Hamilton
Bloomingdale
Bob Bonger
Herbert Bongeville
William Wainscott
Clearwater
Pla
Richard Wainscott
Betty) Sparks
Saginaw
Rupert Hammens
Nolesville
Baker Brothers
Irvin Johnson
Anderson Memorial Park
Michigan City
Andersough
Vanderbilt
Richmond
Marion
Washington
Fat Advance
Bridgeort
Advance
Bridgenort
Kentucky
Holland
George Theofanis
Indianaplis Shortridge High School
Pendleton
Raymon Jen
Spring City
Rockwood Hospital
Pendlet
William and
Mary Bulen
Kokomo
Chrysler Corporation
Tennessee
County
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Otis S. Noble
Main St
Mercy Hospital
Rigdon
Perry
Electa Noble
Herman Ray Sr
Harold E. Roelle
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First United Methodist
Unitarian
Toledo
Church All
Edgar Noble
Halle Daumm
Calfornia
Hurst Hartzell
Brown and Butz
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Cecil Thurber
Arran
Toerall Se
Christan Cauren
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Cecil C. Tourber
Parkview
Alexania
Madison “County
George Halford
Copher and Laker Brothers
Fesler
Or George Halford
Margaret Bryan
Kent Patrick Ward
Sebastian Cave
Buien
Anna V. Bulen
James
Evelyn
Szatkon
Ogden
Utah
Wiliam E. Bulen
Fayette
N.C
Gordon Bulen
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Bulz Puneral
Pepvat
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Allott
Ion’s Gates
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Lowell
Ecaise
Outain Area
Robert
Volun
Lers
Hooker
Indiana
First University
Cambridge
Harvard
Beau Monde
E. 12Th St
Jaycee
Grandview Country Club
Jin Kohout
Pest
Hedley
P. L. Gregory
Towonen
Herald Stott Phote
Independent Credit Union
NCUA
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