Blow Against Segregation To Get Study
Local page reports on a national effort as nine southern governors meet in Richmond to devise ways to counter the Supreme Court ban on school segregation. Governors from Georgia South Carolina Mississippi North Carolina Louisiana and Virginia discuss plans to sidestep the ruling while Alabama Florida and West Virginia consider actions of their own.
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Richmond
Supreme Court
Ierman
Madge
Georgis
Dames
Uyrniegs
South Carolina
Tugh. White
Mississippi
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Robert F. Keanon
Louisiana
Thomas Th. Stanley
Virginia
Gordon Persons
Alabama
Charley Jalvis
Florida
Willian C. Intarland
West Virginia
Church of God Plans School Vacation Program
The Church of God sponsors a two week vacation school from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Monday through Friday, starting July 28 with no classes July 5 for Independence Day. Director Miss Claudena Eller leads the program at Park Place Church, featuring a Jan Adventure Week for junior highs and new curriculum from the Board of Christian Education.
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Park Mace Church of God
Carl Swart
Christ In Education
Claudena Eller
National Board of Christian Fduestion
Church of God
Board of
Chriistian Education
Gospel Trum| Eblwood
Net Company
Elwood
Park Place Church
Iss
Wernes
T. Franklin Miller
Erhyia, Upshaw
C.W. Haleh
Park PI
Tumlor
Carl Williams
Mrs Hite 89 Dies Wednesday in Alexandria
Mrs Hite aged 89 died at 2 20 a m Wednesday at 110 B Jackson St in Alexandria widow of Samuel Aile. Married December 13 1899 in Pendleton they had farmed in Madison County 30 years. Survived by sister Mrs Ger Jude Foley Alexandria and niece Mrs Tina Wright Dayton Ohio. Funeral at Davis and Strider Funeral Home with rites by Rev George Calhoun Friday. burial Memorial Cemetery Summit vitae Hospital Notes mention hospital transfers and admissions in local area.
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Alexandria
Hhoebe
Ura Hite
Samuel Aile
B. Jackson St
Mile
Pendleton
Madison County
Hite
William
Sarah Blades
Ger
Jude Foley
Tina Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Davis
George Calhoun
Sar
Memorial Cemetery
Suurmitvitae
Inspection drives boost car safety stickers in town
Police reported nearly 1 800 cars checked late Wednesday with totals rising by 9 39 p m chief Keith Dixon noting checks covered horn headlights taillights steering brakes glass tires wipers and mirrors The chief said most faults were tail lights Local business owners donated inspection sites Head Bushes headquarters and Moore garage hosted day and night sessions Monday and Tuesday over 1 500 cars were examined Drivers sought the safety stickers to prove road readiness Women’s group and Elwood Chamber of Commerce plan events with demonstrations and factory tours in upcoming days, including a visit to Mangas Cafeteria and a tour of St Clairs and Glass Company plants led by Mrs Shields Alace and Mrs Ruth Squier
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Keith Dixon
Herald Head
John W. Moore
Moore
Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Markleville
Carrie Everett
Tranbarger
Brunfield
Pistio
Holan Engineering
Methodist Church
Shields
Mangas
Homemakers Club
Snaders Pany
St. Clairs
George Hallowell and Glass Company
Ray Tweedy
Ruth Squier
Nero
Charles Mil
Summers Barber Wedding Planned
The wedding of Miss Doris Barber daughter of Mrs Waya Barber Rt 1 Frankton and Max Summers son of Mr and Mrs Paul Summers Rt 2 Elwood will be held at Frankton Christian Church at 7 30 p m Saturday. The Rev O G Stroup will officiate. A reception follows at the bride’s mother’s home. Doris Barber is a Frankton High School graduate and member of Jah’s Daughters. Summers is Wendell L Willkie High School graduate, served in the armed forces, and works in a Elwood creamery with his father. He previously covered Franklin High School sports for The Anderson Herald.
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Jah
Mr. Summers
Wendell L. Willkie
Armed Forces
Elwood
Max
Bith
Anderson Heralet
Pickering Heller Vows Exchanged at Home Ceremony
Judy Heller daughter of Mrs William Heller and James Pickering son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pickering exchanged marriage vows in a single ring ceremony read by Rev O C Stroup at the groom's parents home The bride wore pale blue nylon with navy accessories and a red sweets heart roses corsage They plan to live at the bride s home Blind to Have Garden will set out a fragrant braille marked garden in Leeper Park with railings bearing braille descriptions of flowers and shrubs in the section
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Frankvon Judy Heller
William Heller
Frankton
James Pickering
Ralph Pickering
Alexadria
O. C. Stroup
Pickering
Frankton High School
South Bend
Ind
Leeper Park
Courthouse News: Multiple Divorce and Property Complaints
Court records list numerous cases including Toland v Esther, Walker v Naylker, Mercer v Betty Mercer, and Ballard v Ballard, all for divorce or support. Also possession of personal property suits and a habeas corpus petition with motion for new trial in Indiana Reformatory matter.
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Courclis Vourt Knowles
Toul Corporation
Gynch
Corporation
Gardner
Jessup
Harring
Dallas Mercer
Betty J
Mercer
Salyer
Cleveland
Hosier
Saylor Mosier
John BR. Walsh
Wanda Rose Hart
Robert Louis Hart
Salyer and
Mary Katheryn Ballard
Wiliam BR. Ballard
William Hamilton
Virginia Hamillon
Schrenker
Thornburg
Robert Clements
Ralph Tashash
Indiana Reformatory
Alexandria Social Activities Learn Hosts Welcome Dinners
Alexandria social notes recount a Monday welcome for Mrs Max Basil McDermott and a Tuesday diner party hosted at their Ferguson Road home. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Paul Glpe and numerous local families. The annual event featured a book review by Mrs Del Mills, with guests from Hot Springs Ark and Anderson.
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Alexandria
John Girting
Richard
Best Sigma Phi Sor
Imurst Org
Max
Basil McDermott
Stone
Pine Room
Ferguson Rd
White Spot
Paul Glpe
John Wilhelm and Sons
Larry Book
Charlie's Door
Michael
Emily Kimbrough
del Mills
Hot Springs
Ark
Mes
John Baginski Wid
Frankie
Anderson
Oliva Hrazier
Basil McDermott, Jra
Elwood club notices plan meetings and fund drives
Local groups in Elwood held meetings at church and member homes. Clara Fligley Neeley and others voted on donations to a mental health fund, planned picnics and social events, and announced upcoming gatherings for Sigma Phi Gamma, Jolly Maids, and 4-H clubs with activities at the Woman's Society of Christian Service and Grace Methodist Church.
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Ray Wardivell
CS Club
Eva Riser
Davers
Mosdames
Letha Courtney
Roy Seircle
Agnee Imboden
Maude — Dennis
Torday's
Wark
Flora Hod
Sigma Phi Gamma
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorori
W.king
Mary Martha Girele C. Firepatrick
Woman's Society of
Chris
Richard McCullough
Tian
Grace Methodist Presiding
Prauj
Wile
Blair
Jeanne Brillhart
Mary
Well Jr
Guy Stopher
Hasecaster
Robert Walker
Ida Jones
Robert Parry
Dallas Walker
Clara Fligiey
Jessia Ihe
Neeley
LaVon Heckett
Patelle van Blair
Janice Webb
Karen Hancher
Beck
Ett
Ing
Gly 13
Musdames
Meredith Leavell
George Stout
James Ross
Ehgood Cal Jr
Wasliy Club
Cliubhouse
Mesdamesg
S-Sat
Harlan Dixon
James Adams
James Alten
Pturick Air Force Base
Fla
Jolly Maids Club
Joly Maids
Dixon
Harmony Christian Church
Berniece Bradley
Mattha Ja Lassare
Ronald Virgil
Kansas City
Jen
A. J
Martyn
Macwaret Koons
Migsos
Demandune Wardwell
Kay Antle
Marilyan
Arimble
Migs Parade Tubeling
Ne Gons
Margaret Koonsky
Bloomington
Ind
Elks
Altair ‘Ana University
Wives of Elks
Ralph Mengelt
Earl Lewis
Gov. Craig
Ernest
Jack Frazier
Seexandria Group
al Lewis
Beek
George Eelguing
United States
Kerr
Bee
Emery Lee
Howard Funeral Set At Madison
Alexandria resident Howard Wiley age 12 of Alexandera died at his Madison home shortly after noon Monday. He was a Spanish American War veteran and father of Raymond Howard of Alexandria. Funeral services will be 9:20 a.m. Thursday at Gans Funeral Home Madison. graveside rites at Knights Town Cemetery at 1 p.m. Thursday.
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Alexandhamiteli
Wiley Howard
Alexandera
Madison
Howard
Raymond Howard
W. Fourth St
Alexandria
Gans Feneral
Knightstown
Community Flag Day Committee Formed for June 14
William Hinton heads a committee with Otto Bender and Doris Janus to plan a community wide Old Glory display and a patriotic program for Flag Day observance on June 14.
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Spaisal
Willian Hinton
Otto Bender
Doris Janus
McCarthy Poll Support Reported by Fort Wayne News Sentinel
The Fort Wayne News Sentinel reports a readers poll showing broad backing for Senator McCarthy's investigations of Communism. Of 4,035 who answered, 3,?5 checked the statement praising his work, while 67? checked the alternative urging doubt.
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Fort Warn
Ind
Sen
McCarthy
Fort Wayne
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Anderson Herald
Ron Heeleeee
Elwood Pool
Callaway Park Municipal
Mesdames
Betty's Dellinger
Martha Ellen Parker
Robert Dobbins
Main St
Robbins
Conservation Department
Indianapolis
Eugene Hohl
McKeestocks
Hohl
Theodore J. Hammys
Huca
Forrestville Cemetery
Mercy Hospitaloatr
Charles Redelma
J. Rehm
Maurice Fetts
Anderson SL
Mercy Hospital
Wayne Antrii
Charles Heaton
Kathy
Lawrence Walker
Arthur Gerstner
Marry Tahisan
Liptons
Howard Whitaker
Kathy Svendsen
David Williams
Dor Shepard
Robert Benefiel
Margaret. Nichols Ton
Adnanione
Rita Grotzbach
Calvin Ginpene
Shakespeare
Hospital
Monty Myers
Sol Myers
Marion General Hospital
Marion
Davis and Strider
Kra ‘Mhorder
Washington St
Robert Long Hospital
Williams and Kyle
Janice Pitcock
Curve St
St. John’s Hospital
Hut
Meridian
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs. Brumfield
Courthouse News
Nea
Modern Howe Equipment CO
Sonotone
Tha Wow
Citreen
Meadames
Ervin Gipe
Robert Richardson
Ma’ Sheree
Tenis
Posipones
Metlingy
Gilman
Paul Kauffman
Alex Girting
Tion Club
Sucre Zellers
Oscar Goens
Glens Yoppes
Paul Gipe
Willert Helms
Rt. G. Muncie
William Savage
Ben Norris
Lola
Terrell
Pamela Stone
Jack ,Goehs
Cath
Jon Redenbaugh
Orine Baker
Richard Hurst
Mwere
Jorey Purden
Freda Andjor
Harry Simmer
Mary Norris
Basil McDermott, Jr
Mildred Allen
Mesdames Jacks
Sam Deaton
Dobbs
Serk Ross
Bert Ross
Iks
Wessar
Williams
Roblee
Florsheim
Crosby Square Robles
Dene
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