Elwood reports 97 degree high as heat sweeps Indiana
Elwood topped Indiana Sunday with a 97 degree high at 3 p.m. from the Indiana and Michigan Electric Co thermometer. Details log earlier and later readings across the day. Mercy Hospital reports several dismissals admissions and births including a Arcadia girl and a Fort Wayne area boy.
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Elwood
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Mercy Hospital
Della Sutton
Daniel Rittenhouse
Alexandria
Floyd Shuck
Frederic Bogue
So. E St
Cindy Hasecaster
So. 16Th St
George Acres
11Th St
Noel Beach
No. K St
James Hobson
Danny Standbridge
Berry Moore
Main St
Florence Phillips
So. A St
Ted Harbit
Frankton
Ella Rigsby
Joyce
Kenneth
Curtis Blalock Jr
Summitville
Raymond Smith
Anderson St
Demon Sexton
Arcadia
Carl Etchison
So. St
Dan Simpson
14Th
Anderson
Copher and Fesler
Couple Exchange Wedding Vows In Elwood Sunday
Elwood report on the wedding of Miss Barbara Danner and Larry L. Clark at First Baptist Church at 2 30 pm Sunday. The ceremony featured a single ring rite with pink and white gladioli, a white arch, organ music, and a tiara veil. The couple will reside at 228 South Anderson Street after a wedding trip, with both spouses employed locally.
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Elwood
Barbara Danner
Glenn Danner
N. A St
Larry L. Clark
Mary McMinn
S. I St
Thomas Clark
N. B St
First Baptist Church
R. W. Sage
Connie Hester
Fred van Wess
Muscular Dystrophy Patients Plan Chicago Trip
A group of over 70 muscular dystrophy patients from Marion County includ ing Mr and Mrs Ralph Mush rush and son Robert Lapel will travel from Indianapolis to Chicago for a three day visit. They will attend a baseball doubleheader a TV interview and city tours highlighting famous spots. The Marion County Chapter MDAA sponsors the excursion.
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Ralph Mushrush
Robert Lapel
Chicago
Indianapolis
Marion County
MDAA
Hood to chair Indiana Auctioneers picnic at Shadyside Park
Egbert M. Hood named chair man of the Indiana Auctioneers Association picnic to be held Sunday June 23 at Shadyside Park. A noon pitch-in by the Ladies Auxiliary followed by an entertainment program featuring Ogle Rakes and the Hoo sier Country Kids. Hood will give the welcome and talks by Lewis E. Smith and Bernard Hart. Local committee includes Max Lehman Hugh Miller Ralph Rinehart and Bob Stout assisting.
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Egbert M. Hood
Indiana Auctioneers Association
Shadyside Park
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ogle Rakes
Mr. Hood
Lewis E. Smith
Bernard Hart
National Auctioneers’ Association
Max Lehman
Decatur
Hugh Miller
Evansville
Ralph Rinehart
Flora
Bob Stout
Indianapolis
11 Cities Seek More Local Plane Service in CAB Hearings
Representatives from 11 Indiana cities including Bedford Bloomington Columbus Evansville Fort Wayne Indianapolis Kokomo and others will testify before the Civil Aeronautics Board in Columbus to press for increased local airline service. Testimony continues through Thursday with witnesses from Marion Muncie Richmond and South Bend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bedford
Bloomington
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Marion
Muncie
Richmond
South Bend
Michigan
Washington
Norwell Clarkson
Chamber of Commerce
Dayton
Mansfield
Ind
Andrew Brown
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Great Lakes
New Non Surgical Pile Treatment Promises Shrinkage
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne available as Preparation H promises to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Trials report reduction and pain relief, with a money back guarantee and availability at druggists.
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New York, N.Y
Specifi
U.S Pat
Elwood Couple Mark 30th Wedding Anniversary
Elwood Indiana Mr and Mrs Clarence Burton of 920 N 12th St celebrate 30 years of marriage on Tuesday at home with two children and two grandchildren noted. Burton custodian at Wendell L Willkie High School and active in First Presbyterian Church.
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Elwood
Clarence Burton
12Th St
Beatrice Tomlinson
F. L. Tomlinson
Alta Wells
Mary Lynas
Helen LePierre
Miami
Fla
Raymond Monroe
Burton
Lawrence Burton
Anderson
Wendell L. Willkie
First Presbyterian Church
Caton
Frank E. Caton
Mercy Hospital
Sisters of St. Joseph
Catons
Graham Sandford
Marcia
Bedford
Mr. Caton
Central Indiana Gas Company
East Main Street Christian Church
Mr. Catton
Minister Receives Danforth Grant For 1957 58 Studies
The Rev Richard E. Tappan son of Mr and Mrs Willis Tappan Orestes earned a Danforth Foundation Christian Workers grant for the 1957 58 academic year This allows graduate study at a university or seminary of his choice He will take a leave from his Boulder Colorado church to study at Boston University returning in September 1958 He attended a grant recipients conference last week at North Central College Naperville Illinois and his story notes the award supports his continued ministry
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Alexandria
Richard E. Tappan
Willis Tappan
North Central College
Naperville, Ill
Elwood Women Attend National Sorority Convention
Miss Dorothy Durham and Mrs. Ray Wimer of Elwood will travel to Tampa Florida for the Kappa Delta Phi Sorority National Convention from Thursday through Sunday. Durham will serve as Elwood's sorority delegate and may stay in Florida for several days.
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Elwood
Dorothy Durham
Ray Wimer
Tampa
Fla
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Miss Durham
Wimer
Florida
Jackie Scott Hutcheson
Jack Hutcheson
Cliff Legg
J. Scott Campbell
Alexandria Social Activities Piano Recital and Sorority Events
Alexandria events include Miss Robert E. Innis piano recital with guest soprano Mildred Myers at First Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Delta Theta Tau pledges to be initiated after a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Linder's on the Point. Omega Nu Tau pledges host party at Mrs. Harold Miller’s home in Muncie. Kenneth McPhearson exits for Great Lakes training amid a family gathering. Attendees include John Turner family, Wayne Pruitt family, Charles McPhearson Jr. and others. David Leeman and Miss Regina Ashton with Miss Nancy Turner of Tucson, Arizona.
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National Council of Catholic Women
St. Helena
Westminister
Woman's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Earl Reasoner Sr
Blanche Digel
Alexandria
Robert E. Innis
First Methodist Church
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Linder's-on-the- Point
Anderson
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
Harold Miller
Muncie
Lillie Hughes
Leo Loveless
Kenneth McPhearson
Great Lakes
Charles McPhearson
John Turner
Wayne Pruitt
Charles McPhearson Jr
Joe McPhearson
Jack McPhearson
Carl Fern
Denver Abbon and Sons
David Leeman
Regina Ashton
Nancy Turner
Tucson
Ariz
Eisenhower Nominates Two Ex Truman Aides to AEC
President Eisenhower names John F. Floberg and John S. Graham to the Atomic Energy Commission. Floberg, former assistant secretary of Navy for air, will replace Thomas Murray and is listed as a political independent from Chicago, age 42. Graham, ex assistant secretary of the Treasury under Truman, is a Democrat. He would succeed the late John Von Neumann. William Shakespeare died at 52.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman Administration
John F. Filoberg
John S. Graham
Atomic Energy Commission
Floberg
Navy
Air
Thomas E. Murray
White House
Chicago
Graham
the Treasury
Truman
AEC
John von Neumann
Summer Scout Camp Opens in Four-County Area
The Kikthawenund Area Council opens Camp Kikthawenund for several hundred Scouts and Explorers from Madison Hamilton Tipton and Henry counties through July 21. Afterward Girl Scouts from Anderson use the grounds. The 130 acre site near here is led by Council Scout Executive Cedric Dunkerly with staff including W. Shirell Fox and A Daniel Couch.
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Kikthawenund
Here
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Henry
Anderson
Midwest
Dunkerly
W. Shirell Fox
A. Daniel Couch
Noblesville
Indians to Study Steel in U S Under Ford Foundation Plan
Over five years about 1,000 Indian engineering graduates will receive training in iron and steel technology in the United States under an agreement among the Indian Government the Ford Foundation and the U S iron and steel industry.
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New Delhi
United States
Ford Foundation
U.S
Colonaid Laxative Promises Overnight Constipation Relief
An advertising piece touts Colonaid as a superior laxative that moisturizes and stretches the colon to stimulate normal bowel movement. It claims safety for pregnancy and no gassing or bloating, pricing 98 cents for a 60 tablet package with under two cents per tablet.
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Colonaid
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