New Bottling Plant Opens in Anderson
A new $800,000 Pepsi-Cola Bottling plant at 18th and Louise in Anderson, opened with Mayor Ferguson cutting a red ribbon. The event drew Indiana Coke bottlers, civic leaders, and Pepsi executives. Open-house tours continue, and the fire department notes an advanced sprinkler network linked to the station for quick location of any blaze.
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Cooa
Indiana
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Beecher Kurtz
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
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Ferguson
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Pepsi-Cola Company
18Th
Louise St
Ralph Ferguson
Highland High
Pepsi-Colaarmen Central
James G.j
Chicago
Raymond
Houston
D. Mack
Columbus
Ohi
Pepsi
Elwood Activities Highlight Local Club Meetings
Elwood area clubs report an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Sue Peterson with Mrs. Julia Davis and Daniel Leer presiding. other groups meet at home events and plan upcoming picnics and socials. A New York Central derailment prompted police to reroute traffic as the Europe tour group left for a multi country itinerary ending at Brussels World Fair.
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UVS
Spartanburg
S. C
Ity Club
Alice Jarrett
Lucile Blan
Sue Peterston
Joyce
Melody Hoover
Cindy Blanton
Ramona” Shrock
Julia Davis
Daniel Leer
Nellie McDermitt
Myrtle
Butler
Ellen -Hook
Martha Self
Rece Ae Aritae Pian
Helen Benedict
Esther’ Koons
Siley
Indiana
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Europe
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Miriam Lyst Ertel
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New York
Glasgow
Scotland
Copenhag
Monroe
Vanen
Stockholm
Oslo
Norway
Holland
Denmark
England
Brussels
Belgium
Extended Off Job Signings Start In Indiana
Unemployment claims by former benefit recipients begin June 23 at the Anderson office of Indiana Employment Security Division. Manager J O Armstrong explains that claimants whose payments ran out after June 30 last year may sign for extended benefits under the new program. Registration by final Social Security number is urged to speed processing and reduce lines.
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Indiana Employment Security Division
J. O. Armstrong
Armstrong
Indiana
Elwood Eagle officers lead at 56th state convention
Elwood Eagle State Officer ELWOOD-Clifton Lewis of Elwood was elected vice president of the Indiana Eagles Lodge at the 56th state convention in Evansville. Lebanon’s Donald Stewart was named worthy president. Peters of Elwood won high all around in the All-Eagle bowling tourney at Richmond with 717 pins in three games and a 257 high single. Charles Ripperger and Clifton Lewis tied for 20th in doubles among 120 teams.
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Clifton Lewis
Indiana Eagles Lodge
Evansville
Donald Stewart
Lebanon
David Peters
Elwood Lodge
Richmond
Peters
Charles Ripperger
Bible
Salvation Army Citadel
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Charles Mayfield
William Crimans
Robert Williams
Phil McKnight
Joe Perkins
Ray Waymire
Lady Lions
Donald Coax
Gerald Mosbaugh
R. A. Scircle
Ray Southern
Amos L. Boren
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Jeanne Holliday to Wed in August
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. George D. Holliday 625 S 18th St states their daughter Jean Holliday will marry Fred Cordola on Aug 2 at 11 a.m. in St Joseph's Church. Cordola is with a military camp in Lincoln Nebraska. Holliday is a graduate of Wendell L Willkie High School and employed by the General Lamps Corp. The piece also notes a WWI veterans meeting and a baseball injury story.
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Mercy Hospital
B. J. Devaney
Michael
Jeffrey McKinzie
Charles Moorman
Robert L. Jack
William” Hodgers
Elwood
Dora Gray
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Donmaree
Jackley
George Hetebeperger
Jjackley
Marion
George D. Holliday
S. 18Th
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fred Cordola
George B. Cordola
Three Rivers
Wendell L. Willkie
W. 6Th St
General Lamps Corporation
Cordola
Lincoln
Nebr
Gunmen Bind Family in Hammond Robbery Loot Totals 7100
Four or five masked gunmen held a Hammond home at 3:30 a.m. binding David Weiss and his children with tape while demanding rings. The loot, valued at 7100, included cash, checks, jewelry, and a mink coat. A maid and a house guest were also threatened. Police were called after connections were cut.
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Hammond
Robertsdale
David Weiss
Poice
Lee
Lynn
Weiss
Hannah Stubblefield
Maude Abbott
Joe Aegget
Alexandria Social Activities Club Meeting at Beulah Park
Town and Country Home Demonstration Club met at Beulah Park with Mrs. Robert Adams as hostess and social day planned. Guests included Mrs. Max Bramel and children. July 16 at 10 30 a.m. was set for the next meeting at Mrs. Jack Walker’s home. A cook-out is planned and roll call will be Hints On Picnic. Jolly Workers Club to meet June 26 at Mrs. John East’s home. Ladies Aid to celebrate April May June birthdays with party at the church next Wednesday. Edith Jackson Parvin Foland and Lucille Warner arranging entertainment.
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Jin Callaway’ Park
Arthur Robinson
Calendar Club
Ruth Williams
Dessie
Crull
Maude
Grace Huffman
Bethodist
Callaway Park
Richard Harrell
Miles Winings
Alexandria
Nic
Town and Country Home Demonstration Club
Beulah Park
Robert Adams
Max Stone
Jack Walker
Max Bramel
Mesdames
Dren
William Stahl
Jolly Workers
John ‘East
Jolly Workers Club
Harley Ankrum
Ladies Aid
Christian Congregation
Edith Jackson
Parvin Foland
Lucille Warner
Addie Wilson
Mattie Mohler
Street Social Today At Court House Square
The second annual street social to aid the Christian Center runs today from 12 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the south side of Court House Square between Main and Meridian Streets. The center at 600 Main Street provides lodging and rehabilitation for homeless men with meals supplied by cooperating churches.
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Christian Center
Court House Square
Main
Meridian Sts
Main St
Lambert
Sunday VBS Program and Honor Club Award Highlight Alexandria News
Children from Daily Vacation Bible School at the Christian Congregation Church will perform a 7:30 p.m. Sunday program featuring recitations songs and crafts on display. The Alexandria Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America received an Honor Club award at Indiana University during the state convention.
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Alexandria
Christian Congregation Church
I Mesdames Addie Wilson
Lucille Warner
Cecil Tuttle
Edgar Frazee
Linda Warner
Phyllis Ohler
Mary Play
Mest
James Helen Ohler
Ed Austin
Donna Fulter
Future Homemakers of America
Indiana University
Rosetta Gooding
Carol Taylor
del Millican
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Elwood Eagle State Officer
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