Elwood Club and RCC Meeting Updates Highlight Local Socials
Elwood’s Octed Club met at Mrs Goldie Zirkle's home with euchre wins by Ellen Fincher Juanita Jackson and Mary McFall. RCC Club held an all day gathering at Mrs Harry Updegraff’s, awards to Wava Barber Bernice Wise and Elsie Daugh, and plans for July 13 picnic at Remy Park. Kum-Join-Us dinner at Miss Esta Filbey home featured garden centerpieces and a business session led by Helen Lange.
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Elwood
Goldie Zirkle
Euchre
Ellen Fincher
Juanital Jackson
Mary McFall
Jane Ann Tolle
Werel
Carmen Lynas
Agnes, Welcher
Marjorie Saxton
Jane
Ann Preston
Juanita
Josephine Burchette
Remy Park
Anderson
Mesdames Wava Barber
Bernice Wise
Nora Swart
Viva Simmons
Luella Riegel
Des§sie Nuding
Thej
First Methodist Church
Esta Filbey Atud
Viola Adams
Helen Lange
Riverwood
Ralph Ploughe
Student Named Speaker For Elwood Church
Olivet Nazarene College theology major Philip Metcalfe from Kankakee will speak at the Pilgrim Holiness Church youth service at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and provide special music at the 7:30 p.m. worship. He is a sophomore and Luzy Nazarene Church member.
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Elwood
Philip
Metcalfe
Olivet Nazirene College
Kankakee
Olivet
Lu ¢Y Nazarene Church
Lurey
Led
Jur Home
First Baptist Church
Peggy Elledge
Rebecca Vickery
Harold Vickery
H.paul Glenn
Meredith Feavall
Elwood Y Center names Richard L Trowbridge new head
Richard L Trowbridge of Indianapolis began duties as general secretary of the Elwood Y Community Center. He previously led Lawrence Township YMCA and the Indianapolis YMCA, with earlier roles in Cincinnati and at Mount Vernon Ohio High School. He plans to move his family to Elwood and is an ordained deacon active in church work. In Frankfort an Alls car struck a tree killing 35 year old William Brandenberg and injuring Don Warren.
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Williams Ymca
Cincinnati
Ohio
Central Ymca
Cincinati
Newark
Zanesville
Mount Vernon
University of Cincinnati
Chase College
Sir. George Williams College
Geneva Park
Ontario
Canada
Dale
Elwood
Pressbyerian Church
Frankfort
Ind
Alls
Association
Fof
North America
Kirklin
William Brandenberg
Don Warren
Stocks Fall Sharply As Market Enters Worst Week Since 1960
The New York stock market extended declines with the AP average down sharply and Dow Jones slipping 5.77 to 685.50. Volume rose modestly as 4 241 issues traded, with more stocks posting losses than gains and new highs trailing new lows for the year.
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New York
API
Berlin
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Longtime Alexandria custodian dies at 92
Alexanderia resident C. Bol ton died at his home 1007 N Harrison St at age 92 after 62 years in the community. He served as custodian for local schools and was the first custodian of Alexandria High School. Survived by widow Rosie and daughter Mrs Erma jd Homler with four grandsons. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev Neher officiating. interment in TOF Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Ford C. Bolton
Harrison St
Rosie
Ermajd Homler
Melvin King
Max Homler
U.S
Albert EB. Neher
Noel Irwin
South Bend
Paul New Rites This Afternoon
Funeral rites for Paul New, 61, will be held at 2 pm today at the Karl i M Kyle Funeral Home with the Rev Jack Jones and the Rev Don Kriegle in charge Interment will be in the Elwood City Cemetery Friends are being received at the funeral home.
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Alexandria
Paul New
Karli, M. Kyle
Jack Jones
Elwood
Don Kriegle
Lmarket
City Cemetery
Joseph E. Granville
E. F
Ton & Co
Thomas B
Hall
Dean and Johnson
Richmond
Williamsburg
Mat
Ora Hall
Alexi
Psylandria
Johns-Manville
Ruth Hall
Late rally lifts grain futures amid speculation and firmer soybeans
A modest turnaround in the grain market after steady selling leaves most futures a fraction higher. July soybeans rise about eight cents on rumors of a Kennedy strike settlement, while wheat and corn trade mix with slight advances and declines.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Sitke
Kennedy
Bulletin-Herald
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Promptly at 2 PM
Market closes at 2:00 p.m. any livestock arriving after is carried over to tomorrow. Quotations show ranges for cattle hogs and sheep with prices and weights. demand and prices were steady or varied by weight class. The week saw a total of about 32 000 head with light offerings test test market demand and lambs prices down at times.
Hogs Develop Strong Trend in Chicago Market
AP report from Chicago notes a small supply affecting hog prices with observers citing a developing market trend. Details on price levels and buyers remain limited in the fragment.
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Chicago
Local Livestock Market Prices and Edgewood Bid Notice
Local market notes report farm product prices and a federal loan boost for a dairy plant near Petersburg. Edgewood town bids for asphalt street work are opened June 20 with specifications and required non collusion affidavit.
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Agricul
Ture
Claude R. Wickard
Camae
Petersburg
Wickard
Norman M. Clapp
Norman M. Clapp, Administrator of the Rural Flectrification Administration
Eddgewood
Indiana
Edgewood
Indiana State Highway Department
Indiana State Highway
Indiana Star Highway Department
Locate
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Board of Trustees
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EEL Ory
TR Clyde
Elwood Center to expand youth programs and sports
Prolessoning solidly he will oversee all programs at the Elwood Center with emphasis on youth activities and will serve as athletic director to boost Y participation. Meanwhile the center's roof is finished and re decoration is underway aided by donated paint and Hugh Parker and Sons. In Crawfordsville Indiana Vera Blessing learns her Marine son Pfc Stanley Wickman was accidentally shot and killed at Subic Bay Naval Station Philippines while riding in a guard vehicle.
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Elwood Center
Hugh Parker and Sons
Crawfordsville
Ind
Vera A. Blessing
Philippines
Stanley Wickman
Subic Bay
Naval Station
Hog Prices Steady in Indianapolis Market Report
Live hogs and cattle offered steady to higher with most hog classes trading near previous closes. Prices for No 1 2 barrows 190 to 220 pounds ranged 16.75 to 17.25, 200 to 215 pounds around 17.50, and 219 pounds at 17.30. Lamb buyers found markets mostly steady with spring lambs 17 to 18 dollars and a few softer lots.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Sli
Heavier Ewes Produce Larger Fast-Growing Lambs
Purdue University scientists report in USDA trials at Fort Wingate that heavier yearling ewes yield bigger, faster growing lambs. Heaviest ewes average 92.7 pounds and produce lambs 1.29 pounds heavier at birth and 10.5 pounds heavier at weaning, enabling earlier culling and higher wool skin area.
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Purdue University
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwestern
Fort Wingate
N. ML
USDA
Auction Sales Fill June Schedule Across Multiple Estates
A series of executor and public sales are announced for June. Rehard F. Davisson and Tyran Band preside estate real estate auctions including properties near Anderson and Markleville. Public farm machinery and household goods sales are listed for Jackson area and surrounding townships.
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Anderson
St. Rd
No Tan
Bes Hood
Robert Elliott
Jackson Central School
Wayne Phearis
Anderson Banking Co
Obert E. Eckhardt
Brown Street
Eye Hood
Ruccianeer
J. Ka Lemaster
Aaron
Cross St. Rd
Johnnie Flatins
Wardell Flatford
Ege Road
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