Riley School Sixth Grade Farewell Program Held
Pupils in the Riley School sixth grade presented a farewell program Tuesday morning with Mrs. Maurine Coleman directing music. The event featured songs including America The Beautiful Over The Rainbow and Fairest Lord Jesus, plus awards from the American Legion and Gray-Y trophy. The program listed many student participants and the annual picnic was planned at Riley Park.
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Marsha Birdwell
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Cheryl Cobble
Carolyn Duffer
Jacqueline Butsler
Kathryn Nley
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Paul Zerkel
Marilyn Adams
Barbara Aikman
Betty Arline
Anna Buckner
Susan Closser
Phyllis de Bolt
Babette Ellis
Barbara Eppley
Ann Gray
Enola Herbert
Nancy Higginbottom
Janice Hooten
Pamela Horner
DeLane Johnson
Sean Kailor
Maryman
Carolyn McCullough
Diana Phillippe
Marilyn Ruh
Lynn Russell
Karen Sanders
Elizabeth Welch
Steven Cummins
David Alldredge
Curtis Duffer
Michael Goodson
Stephen Ham
Stephen Hedgecraft
Roger Elfvin
Charles Hiday
Michael Hughes
Larry Hunt
Richard Hyland
John Isom
Earl Lockridge
Gary Lucas
David Parker
John Plummer
William Shoemaker
Thomas Sipe
John Walsh
Jimmie White
David Wynn
Thomas Cox
Mildred Williams
Darlene Craib
Bearden
Edna Finney
Riley Park
Senate approves major farm fund bill with soil bank provisions
The Senate passed a 3.668 billion farm bill including broad soil bank authority after a 79 to 38 vote. The measure goes back to the House which had opposed generous acreage reserve payments. Debates centered on nationwide payment limits and conservation reserves with key votes by Russell and Lyndon Johnson.
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Courthouse News Briefs From Indiana and Illinois Courts
Divorce complaint filed in S Fred Yount versus Freda Yount. Affidavit for felonious non support in Ned P Short Jr case. GE Company sues Willis Distributing on account. Burns v Burns seeks divorce. Court minutes show divorce finding for Reason and quiet title ruling for Conger Jones. Article notes plumbing trend in 1956 housing with two bathrooms becoming standard.
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Latricia Reason
Myrtle Conger
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Army unveils Hawk low altitude defense missile system
The Army announces a 16 foot Hawk missile to counter low flying attackers. Existing missiles struggle against ground clutter, so Hawk aims to protect cities and industry, with sites planned near New York and Washington Baltimore. Each battery covers about 40 acres.
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Anderson Women Groups Meet at First Methodist Church
Thursday schedule lists WSCS coffee hour at 9:30 a.m. with Circle 1 chaired by Mrs A M Johnson and invocations by Mrs Ted Bloom. Business session at 10:30 a.m. led by Mrs Carl Cherrington. Later, Women of Moose at 8 p.m. at Moose Home and Friendly Club at 1 p.m. in the First Methodist library for an Interdenominational fellowship program.
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YMCA Luncheon and Club Activities Schedule
A daily calendar lists YMCA luncheons at noon with Lions Club and Optimist Club events. Evening gym and swim sessions run for Women, Junior A’s, Preps, College Men, and Intermediates with varied start times.
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Crochet chair sets and patterns from Anderson Herald ad
A needlecraft ad promotes filet crochet chair sets and pattern 536 for a versatile scarf project. It lists sizes 12 to 20, cotton material, and prices, with mail options to Anderson Herald in New York and directions to include name address zone size and style number with payment.
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Families Return Home and Travel Notes Across States
The column records various family moves and visits including trips to Luxembourg and Paris, mentions service members returning from duty in Europe, and notes a trip for Mr. and Mrs. Bault with relatives. Also reports farm milk production rising in 1956 and a teen example about parental limits and safety.
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Deserted Indians in Great Salt Lake Desert
Some 10,000 Indians lived in the desert west of Great Salt Lake. They had no agriculture irrigation or cattle and used only primitive tools. They survived mainly on wild seeds roots and nuts.
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