Sewage Disposal Cuts City Deficit in Four Years
City sewage disposal plant indebtedness has fallen by 100000 with annual interest savings of 4500 as city engineer Marty Overesh announced. Bonds totaling 28000 due 1967 to 1969 will be redeemed and 5000 more maturing July 1 will reduce total debt to about 122000 from 155000.
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Elwoon
Marty Overeseh
City Water Works
City Sewage Dhsp
Jana
Tanapolis Gran Malarenk
Higime
Board of Works
Sharpes
Fireworks Laws Warned as Police Chief Appeals Public
In Indiana authorities led by Police Chief Keith Dixon and Fire Chief Everett Philips warned residents that fireworks use or sale is illegal statewide. They cautioned enforcement will occur. a report of a local retailer was under investigation.
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Nawyld
Malice
Keith Dixon
Everett Philips
Indiana
Jillana
Inaliana
Dixon
Police and Fire Department
Theads
Charles E Hiatt 77 Seymour dies after long illness
Charles E Bud Hiatt 77 of Seymour and former Mydon area resident died at a home in Bluffton Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be at Rigdon Methodist Church Friday at 10:30 a.m. Burial in Knox Cemetery Point Isabel. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Schleicher New Castle, three sisters and two brothers.
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Swood
Charles E
Bud) Hiatt
Seymour
Mydon
Lof Elwood
Davebter
Afton
Schi¢icher
New Castle
Rigdon Methodist Church
Knox Cemertery
Point Isabel
Schleicher
Nora Hollowell
Dotlie Moore
Elwood
Mattie Miller
Fairmount
Bert Matt
Elin
Wood
Roy Hiatt
Rigdon
Indiana Supreme
Jacob
Mary Hiatt
Court
United States
Intrick
Indiana
Billie W. C
Diana
Hemar Schuyler
thePhearson
Mock Atomic War Worries U S Envoys
Washington observers fear a mock atomic war drill during foreign talks. diplomats worry about how Western and Asian publics will view the United States amid tense UN anniversary preparations. The drill coincides with Soviet and German diplomatic movements and high level U S readiness debates.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Prac
Russia
Western
Europe
Asia
Malotov
New York
Geman
Konrad Adenauer
United Nations
United Rates
Sewage Works Faces Bond Interest and Bill Maturities
The city will pay $40,000 in bande due at $10,000 yearly, while on June 10 the sewage works matures $35,000 in 181 day government bills for the sinking fund and $10,000 in 9ielay government bills in the depreciation fund. Government bills paid the city interest of about 4 per cent.
Births and railroad posting from local notices
Births reported at Mercy Hospital and Ball Memorial Hospital noting a son for Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Rt Alexandria. Nickel Plate announces J G Rood transferred from Alexandria as agent and depot operator at Elwood replacing Norwood Saathoff. Rood, with 19 years in rail service, will relocate with wife who runs an Elwood dress shop.
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Ball Memorial Hospital
Munele
Mercy Hospital
John Wilson
Alexandria
Elwooh
John G. Rood
Elwood
Reverend Crum Earns Degree At Butler University
Rev Forest Crum pastor of Perkinsville and Bealls Chapel Methodist churches graduated from Butler University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. Commencement featured Dr Hatcher of Michigan as speaker. A reception for Crum and family was planned for Friday evening June 17 with a committee list and officer elections to follow. Families were asked to bring pie or cake and their own table service.
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Perkinsville
Forest Crum
Bealls Chapel
Butler University
Crum
Hatcher
University of Michigan
Hilbert Reddick
Waynee Clintock
Mildred Delph
Ralph Welch
Mission Group Session of Church Mission Board Members Gathered
Missionary group of The Church of God met Tuesday at the invitation of home foreign and the women's boards for a luncheon and fellowship. Leaders welcomed attendees, with singing led by Rev. Milton Buettner and prayers by Rev. B F Adcock. A cheese note follows.
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Fellowatdo
Church of God
Home
Sam Crockett
James Tallen
Tey
Reed
Home Missions
Woman's Board
Milton Buettner
Laster Crose
Foreign Board
Canadian Women and Foreign Missionary Board
Y'S. Tillen
Buettner
Jed Jin
B. F. Adcock
Madison
Grace Methodist and other groups hold July plans
Elwood circles meet at homes for Christian service programs with Brazil mission themes. A July 12 picnic is planned at Callaway Park if weather allows, elsewhere in church basement if rain. Additional notes cover a California mission talk, Hawaii poem, and a Mother-Daughter Dinner at Mangas Cafeteria with no reservations. Delta Hand Club meets with prize winners and welcomes guests, next gathering set for June 28 at 7 30 p.m.
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Ida Jones
Helen Hineher
Brazil
Flora McElfresh
Ruth Shaffner
Callaway Park
Mildred Sullivan
Myrtle Biddle
Darothy Kilgore
Good Will
Grace Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Hallie Ellis
Lucille Reynolds
Women’s Organization of the
First Baptist Church
Mangas
Jesse Rudd
Meredith Leavell
Delta Hand
I Delta Hand Club
Martha Noone
Quchre
Mesdames Malmoth Beeman
Ona Frenth
Gladys Harting
Elizabeth Jones
Mesdames Harting
Ruth Knick
Bostess
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Lester Davis
Wheatfield
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Order of the Coif
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Indiana Law Journal
Indiana Supreme Court
J. C
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Anderson High School
Ball State Teachers College
Blue Key Service
Summitville High School
Charles Danner
Anderson
Reed Schuler
John Johngon
Richard L. Felly
Clifford Lehman
St Mercy Hospital
Clayton Ricks
Copher and Fester Ambulance
James True
Alvar Murphy Jr
Edward T Free
Delea- Remy Division
Magnolia Tr
Dorothy
Stephen
Margaret B. Schuyler
U.S
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Enmarisa
Costa Rica
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