Elwood Couples Celebrate 23rd Wedding Anniversary
Elwood residents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. McElfresh observed their 23rd wedding anniversary at home on Rt. 2 Elwood. They wed June 14, 19%, in the bride’s parents’ home with Rev M W Grisso officiating. Mrs. McElfresh, born in Tipton County, has two daughters Judith Ann and Karen Sue, both connected to Frankton High School.
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Elwood
Kenneth H. McElfresh
Rt. 2
Phome
Evelyn Hart
Ley
McElfresh
James McElfresh
Judith Ann
Frankton High School
Karen Sue
Mes
Hariley
Tipton
Mr. McElfresh
Soviet Publication Attacks U S Ruling
Moscow based New Times accuses the U S Supreme Court ruling against the Communist party of being driven by forces that seek to equate the United States with Hitler Germany Adenauer era Germany Franco Spain and Salazar Portugal whereCommunist parties have long been outlawed The piece links the Decision to pressure from the U S Department of Justice.
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Moscow
Apt
New Times
U.S
Supreme Court
Communist Party In America
America
Communist Party
Department of Justice
United States
Hitler
Germany
Adenauer
Portugal
Salazar
Paul New 61 Alexandria Dies Wednesday
Paul New age 61 of Alexandria died Wednesday morning at St. John's Hospital Anderson. He lived at 604 N Harrison St and had resided in Alexandria 12 years after moving from Clinton County where he was born March 7, 1900. He was survived by three sons, a step son, two sisters, a brother, nine grandchildren, and was a member of Christ and Christian Union Church. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with two ministers officiating. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Viewing after 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Alexandria
Paul New
Deleo-Remy
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Harrison St
Clinton County
George
Emma Holmes
New
Marie Shanks
Permh
Christ and Christian Union Church of Alexandria
Clyde New
Alexangria
Glennis New
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Biddle
Marion
Ina Buntin
Frankfort
Florence Egler
Kempton
Lewis New
Karl M. Kyle
Funeral Services for Marion Spencer in Alexandria
Funeral services for Marion Spencer will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Karl M. Albert Neher's First Baptist Church with interment in Pisgah Cemetery northeast of Alexandria. Surviving are brother Pearl Spencer and two nephews Hershel Crist and William Crist, among others. The notice notes shifts in local holiday events and a school program at Beulah Park with a Sunday performance by Christian church participants.
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Alexandria
Marion Spencer
Karl M. Kyle
Albert 3
Neher
First Baptist Church
Pisgah
New Bridge
Aspen. Colo
Funeral Homes
Mr. Spencer
Pearl Spencer
Castle Creek
Aspen
Christ the June Fellowship
di i . Ge
Tian
Christianichia
Beulah Park
Elwood Lineman Retires After 34 Years of Service
Elwood marks the retirement of Leercent Vinson after 34 years with Indiana Michigan Electric Company beginning in 1927. He worked as a lineman, was active in local clubs, and plans a summer trailer stay at Yellow Creek Lake. Funeral notices and hospital updates accompany the community notice.
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Elwood Lineman
New York
UPD
San Francisco
Greenland
Elwood
Garth Vinson
18Th St
Fmgumeg
Wee
Fulazow
Widener, Elwood native, dies at Mercy Hospital
Orbie W. Widener aged 37 of 1900 South J Street Elwood died at Mercy Hospital after a long illness. Services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev. R W Sage. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. He leaves two sons Gary and Albert Widener and two daughters Mary Westerfield and Eugenia Simmerman, plus a brother Jesse Widener and seven grandchildren. Born September 4 1893 in Elwood to George and Laura Widener. He was a Delco Remy employee and member of the First Baptist Church.
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Elwood
Orbie W. Widener
So. J St
Mercy
Copher
Job Wigdener
Gary
Albert
Mary Westerfield
Eugenia Simmerman
Jesse Widener
Widener
George T
Laura Widener
Delco-Remy Division
First Baptist Church
Chester Bolinger
Hospital Dismissals List Reveals Local Residents
A long list of hospital dismissals from St. Johns Hospital includes Mrs Dorothy Sanders 1120 W 2nd Clark Burns R R 4 Miss Patricia Wiley 202 Clifford John Carver Orestes Jay Hodson Edwood and many others across Warsaw Elwood Alexandria Pendleton and Indianapolis. Notable deaths and rites are also noted for Chester E Bolinger and a Sacred Heart Catholic Church service set for Friday with burial in Warsaw Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Inez Bolinger Ruth Robinson Claude Bolinger and C D Xranedal Wannn.
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St. John’s Hospital
Dorothy Sanders
Clark Burns
R. R
Patricia Wiley
Clifford
John Carver
Orestes
Jay Hodson
Edwood
John, Lewis
W. 10Th
Francine Jordan
Barbara Hall
Jimmie Derrie
Halford
Phyllis McMahan
Mes
Walter
John ‘Kiefer
Elwood
Chester E. Bolinger
Vineyard
Ely
Alma Steele
Peart St
Hattie Dr. l
Warsaw
Bee
W. Hensler
River
Inez
Russell Bolinger
Ches
Wacan
Stockholm
Sweden
Ruth Robinson
Alent
Claude Bolinger
Illi
Joan Kiefer
Jerry Kiefer
Sherwood Forest
Capehart Warns New Housing Bill Could Ruin Program
U S Senator Homer Capehart warned the proposed housing bill could ruin the Federal Housing program. He opposed 40 year government insured mortgages for homes under 15000 dollars and argued existing provisions should cover elderly or cooperative housing. He estimated the bill would cost about six billion dollars and threaten market stability for existing homes. Sacramento hops production leads regional figures with California, Oregon and Washington prominent.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Homer E. Capehart
Senate Today
Capehart
Senate
Nethart
Indiana
Hill
Senator Capehart
Congress
Capshart
Sacramento
California
Regon
Washington
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Agnes Im
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W. H. Hoppenrath
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John Sturm
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Paul Records
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Fred Marty
Wayne Jones
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G Vinson
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Mercy Hospital
Elwood Conservation Club
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Main St
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Fouts
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Funes
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Louis Biltz
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Hon- Antal
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Ringwood Nay
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Indiana Ave
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W. 40Th
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Walton St
Louis Himes
James Pritchard
Fletcher
Albert Worley
Jackson
Bradley Gustin
Hill St
Elsie Rodgers
Pendleton
Jerry Ward Anson
1625
Y. 8Th
R. B .Rogers
Harold Bauer
Daugher
Roy Junkersfeld
Ndianapolis
Roger Strobel
Sheridan
Daniel Hinkle
Thomas McCleary
Arrow Ave
OLD Crown Distillery CO
Kentucky
Restie Drummond
Christian Science Monitor
League of Nations
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Time Magazine
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Far East
Anderson Herald
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Hoyt Wright
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