Elwood police blotter reports multiple crashes and incidents
A Felwood woman Peggy Tomlinson was hospitalized after a two vehicle crash at South 14th and J streets. Another accident on Main Street caused extensive damage to several cars and chest pains for a bystander. A shooting on West 16th Street left Judy Mills injured and a suspect jailed. A fire damaged a trailer on North Math Street with total loss. Police reported arson-like questions in a domestic dispute and a marijuana find at the reform school. Burglary, thefts, and an assault with a knife were investigated, with several arrests and ongoing inquiries.
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J Streets
Elwood
Peggy Tomlinson
Mercy Hospital
Tomlinson
Maury Westerfield
Anna Rice
Ford
Guy Simmons
Doris Simmons
Chevrolet
Faulstich
Judy Mills
Kokam
Morey Hospital
Legion To Install New Officers Tonight
Indiana Legion Post 27 to install officers at the past home at 7 o clock led by Charles S. Raechm. Max Gellinger to become post commander succeeding Bill Foust. Other officers include Gene Shepherd as first vice commander Terry McNally as second vice commander Lovie Abel as finance officer Chester Rudolph as adjutant Charles Garner as chaplain Lawry Lyra as sergeant at arms Vincent Kelier as judge advocate Robert to complete the slate.
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George Hocketh
Legion Post
Charles S. Raechm
Indianapolis
Department of Indiana Legion
Max Gellinger
Bill Foust
Gene Shepherd
Terry McNally
Lovie Abel
Chester Rudolph
Charles Garner
Lawry Lyra
Se Arms
Vincent Kelier
Didvocate
Robert
Business Heads To Tour Farms
Business leaders connected to attend the 1975 Farm Tour on June 26 starting at 6:30 a.m. at the Ind 32 K-Mart parking lot. George Hall, chairman of the Agriculture Committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, says four groups will visit the McCord farm near Frankton and the Genie Marsh farm in Lafayette Township with reservations through the Anderson Chamber or the Madison County extension office.
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Ind
K-Mart
George Hall
Agriculture Committee
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
McCord
Frankton
McCords
United States
Canada
Mexico
Genie Marsh
Lafayette Township
Madison County
Utility Tax Breaks Asked For Electric Utilities
President Ford supported by top labor leaders urged Congress to grant liberalized tax write offs for construction and tax deferred treatment of dividends reinvested. The plan aims to spur more power plants and coal conversion while reducing oil and gas dependence and conserving natural gas.
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Washington
Ford
Jaharad Management
Congress
SUI Chionss
Int
Alan
Juha Uinley
Contel
Prelude 75 Unites Local Churches Of God Act
Local Churches Of God unite for Prelude 75 sponsored by Church of God Fellowship in Warner Auditorium. Anderson Callege's regular Byers People perform with the rap group Hawaiians. Roger Byrd directs, as the 16 student group travels to UK styles and makes appearances. Mark Yasuh, a University of Washington graduate, will perform with the group. Bill Guither hosts the program with Rev Joe Conksten and Phil Pair coordinating the event.
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Church of God Fellowship
Featue Anderson Callege
Sunkist Pom
Warner Auditorium
Anderson Area
Church of God
Mavorele
Byerydus’ People
Roger Byrd
Weeryday People
Grany
Bill Guither
Joe Conksten
Pitstor
North Anderson
Church of Gael
Prestont
Phil Pair
Radio and Television Commission
The
Methodist Festival To Welcome Pastor
The Great Vigten Methodist Church will host a festival service to welcome its new pastor Dr Donald in Suer with Bishop Ralph T Alton officiating. The event features special liturgy, brass chair banners, and active laity clergy cooperation as Dr Orrin Manifold joins Kokoma district. The congregation plans moving into parsonage on Greenbriar Road and notes benevolence funds exceed $1000 weekly.
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Great Vigten
Donald In Suer
Ralph T. Alton
Orrin Manifold
Kokoma
United Methodist Church
la Suer
Greenbriar Road
W. Lynn Henty
James B. V.anty
Earl Scott
Kissinger Rabin Extend Middle East Talks into Weekend
Secretary Henry Kissinger and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin pushed to keep Middle East peace talks going through the weekend. Rabin planned New York appearances and a CBS interview as talks continued. Officials cited momentum and potential shuttle diplomacy aimed at narrowing Israeli Egyptian differences.
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Waattnititon
Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Kissinger
Rabin
New York
CBS
Area Deaths Detail Doty and Moon Obituaries in Indiana
Alvin W Doty of Anderson died Friday at Marian County General Hospital after two months of illness He was a U S Navy World War II veteran and retired after 34 years at Guinto Division He survived by his widow three sons a mother and siblings Funeral rites and pinat rites were planned with Masonic and church services in Anderson Moon Moon of Cicero Noblesville and Fortville area died Thursday in Noblesville Hospital She was a longtime resident and church member Surviving relatives include six children and seven grandchildren Funeral services held in Noblesville with burial at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Funeral arrangements noted for Harold Gold of Fortville who died Friday at Hancock County Memorial Hospital He was an electrician and member of the Local 139 union and a Masonic Lodge survivor list includes widow two children mother and stepbrothers Funeral rites set in Fortville with burial at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown and visiting hours announced afterward.
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Park Plage
Brown and Butz
Masonic Lodge
Don Collins
Anderson Memorial Park
Moneil Moon
Monell von
Albert Manon
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Ripley County
Hamilton County
Omega Christian Church
Prews
Frances Hughes
Charles A Moon
Cicero
Doris Beaver
Indianapolis
Esther White
Walker K. Moon
Lillian Tidwell
Cargrilles
Coalkin
Nila
Twyla Elsboyg
Harold Lee Gold
Lawrence
Caroline Brown
Sal
Dorah
Ronald Grown
California
Fister
Fortvilla
Gary Kornell
Glen Cave
Knightstown
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Puncheton
Priday
Charles Moore
Reformatory
Herbert Kah
Indiana
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Marton St
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Arrow
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Community Baptist Church
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Ledges State Park
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Grundy Center
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U.S. Steel
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Churches of God Unite For
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University of Wunwaur
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Everybody's Tabernacle
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Syria
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Guinto Division
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Fortville
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Diet Ty Priday
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
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Learge
Independent Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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U.S.A
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Madison Av
Otterbein United Methodist Church
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Max Morgan
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