United Church School Advance plan announced by Church of God
The Church of God launches a three year United Church School Advance directing Christian education through the local church. Plans include 100 world rallies this fall with Rev Lesle Ratzdaff as board chairman and Dr Franklin Miller as executive secretary. Local congregations set goals to boost enrollment, attendance, and teaching quality.
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Church of God
United Church School
National Board of Christian Education
Lesle Ratzdaff
Warner Pacific College
Peartland
Ore
Esther Kirkpatrick
T Franklin Miller
John W. W. Smith
Lottie Franklin
Kirkpatrick
Donald Courtney
Anderson
Courtney
Miller
Inday
Dr. Miller
Sony
Gospel Trumpet Company
Church of God Church School
Friendly Circle School Meeting in Summitville
The Friendly Circle met at the Boone-Duck Creek Township school for a social evening and carry-in supper hosted by Mrs. Harold Beeson and Mrs. Ralph Broyles. July hosts will be Mrs. Ray Merrill and Mrs. Harold Swaim. A large crowd attended Family Night at the Methodist church with a supper and reception for Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Schuckis and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Boone-Duck Creek Township
Harold Beeson
Ralph Broyles
John Latter
Floyd Hamilton
Ray Merrill
Beverly
Sharon Russel Pattison
Rodney
Earl Stephenson
Ralph Jay Broyles
Linda
Geannine Beeson
Oil firm to move from Mount Carmel to Fairfield
Skiles Oil Corp officials announced the firm will relocate from Mount Carmel to Fairfield. About 50 employees will be affected and a new building will be constructed in Fairfield.
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Fairfield
N. AP
Skiles Oil Corp
Mount Carmel
National Airlines pilots strike postponed to mediation
Miami AP reports a one minute before midnight strike by National Airlines pilots was postponed after the Air Lines Pilots Association agreed to mediation. A spokesman said NL mediation board consideration was urged to resolve wage and working conditions disputes.
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Miami
Fla
National Airlines
Air Lines
Natonal
ALPA
National Mediation Board
Franco Visits Badajoz Amid Irrigationproject Speculation
Reports state Generalissimo Francisco Franco traveled to Badajoz to inspect an irrigation project. Sources note political circles speculate a meeting with Portuguese Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar may have occurred.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Badajoz
Oliveira Salazar
Portugal
Methodist and Baptist WSCS Meet in Summitville
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met with presiding president Mrs. Elsie Overshiner. Mrs. Gertrude Woodruff read devotions and announced the closing prayer. A luncheon followed with hostesses Mrs. Herbert Schuckers Mrs. Raymond Davis and Mrs. Martha Branch. Messages noted Mr. Lloyd D Wyatt moving to Rossville and visits planned with relatives. The Baptist Ladies Aid met at the church for a carry-in dinner and quilting. hostess Mrs. Golda Crull, president Mrs. Elsie Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Elsie Overshiner
Gertrude Woodruff
Vergil Himelick
Mabel Hundley
Herbert Schuckers
Raymond Davis
Martha Branch
Geneva
Rossville
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Golda Crull
Elsie Ayers
Sarah Street
Tokyo Quake Shakes City With No Injuries Reported
A rolling earthquake struck Tokyo and nearby areas this morning with no reported casualties or property damage. The epicenter was about 30 miles below Mount Tsukuba in Ibaraki Prefecture, and Tokyo recorded a tremor magnitude around two on a seven-point scale.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tokyo Meterological Agency
Mt. Tsukuba
Ibaraki Prefecture
Finch Retrial Delayed as Court Weighs Ruling
The retrial of Dr. R Bernard Finch 42 and his former receptionist Carole Toregoff 23 was postponed a week awaiting a State Supreme Court decision. Toregoff asked the court to disqualify Superior Court Judge Leroy Dawson alleging prejudice in the murder case.
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Finch
Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
State Supreme Court
Carole Toregoff
Eisenhower plans brief Hawaii golf visit
In Honolulu President Eisenhower will arrive Monday for a two or three day golfing vacation after a Far East tour. Press secretary James Hagerty announced the stop as part of his itinerary, while former Korean President Syngman Rhee remains in self imposed exile in Hawaii. Ghana updates treason law dating to colonial era to cover acts against the new government.
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Honolulu
UPI
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Far East
James C. Hagerty
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Ghana
Shirley Man Suffers Major Hand Injury At Chrysler Plant
Guy Cottrell of Shirley sustained severe injuries at the Chrysler Plant in New Castle when three fingers on his right hand were severed by machinery. He was transported to Ball Memorial Hospital where surgeons attempted to save the thumb and little finger. The report also notes the death of Fred Judge, former Shirley resident, several social events, Club meetings, and visits in the Shirley area.
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Shirley
Guy Cottrell
Chrysler
New Castle
Ball Memorial Hospital
Henry County
Fred Judge
Fowler
Calif
J B Kelly Father Of Princess Grace Dies In Philadelphia
John B Kelly Sr tensely influential Philadelphia millionaire contractor and former Olympic sculling champion dies at 70 after extended illness. Head of the family brick firm Kelly, he led in politics and Democratic Party circles and served on President Eisenhower’s fitness committee and Fairmount Park Commission. He passed away at his East Hills home after abdominal surgery at Women’s College Hospital.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John B. Kelly
Princess Grace
Monaco
Kelly
John B
Jack) Kelly Jr
Eisenhower
Fairmount Park Commission
East Hills
Women's College Hospital
Blast wrecks three buildings in Haven Kansas
An explosion in Haven Kansas destroyed the Haven Journal office and publishing plant a hardware store and a warehouse in the business district damaging a service station and a tavern. Six people were injured with no fatalities and were taken to Hutchinson hospitals as volunteers checked wreckage for possible missing persons.
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Haven
Kan
Peak ascent doubted by Everest expedition leader
The leader of an unsuccessful Indian Mount Everest expedition says reaching the summit at the time China claims did occur last May 25 was impossible. The claim by China is questioned by the Indian team member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
Car Safety Check Totals Highlight County Efforts
The Safety Committee chaired by James Cain reported 37 354 cars checked this year with 4 008 defects and 3 516 corrections. Police Chief John L Heiden notes the program will continue into late fall amid 45 249 auto registrations in Madison County. High school queens attended as guests include Jeanne Kay Fraundorfer and Joan Garrett among others.
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James Cain
William Havermale
John L. Heiden
Madison County
Jeanne Kay Fraundorfer
Alexandria
Joan Garrett
Anderson
Joyce Ann Crull
Elwood
Jane Henderson
Frankfort
Jane Joy
Highland
Peggy Jean Brown
Lapel
Darlene Jacquess
Madison Heights
Sandra Milburn
Markleville
Jean Aiman
Pendleton
Cathy Witsken
St. Mary’s
Phyllis Marie Thurston
Summitville
Nixon Campaign Swing Aims At Economic Policy Platform
Nixon wrapped up a four day four state campaign tour telling Fargo reporters he would speak in St Louis on economic growth tax policy fiscal policy and labor policy. He said the GOP platform committee has his views on key international and domestic issues and stressed running on the platform once adopted. In Minot he floated a multilateral plan to give farm surpluses to the United Nations for distribution to hungry nations noting Khrushchev’s Paris actions halted USSR participation for now.
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Chicago
Fargo
N.D
St. Louis
GOP
Nixon
North Dakota Wheat Belt
John E. Davis
Quentin Burdick
Minot
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N
Negroes Seek Entry To All White Roanoke and Chapel Hill Schools
United Press International reports city school boards in Roanoke Virginia and Chapel Hill North Carolina received applications Monday from Negro students to attend all white schools next fall. In Yanceyville Caswell County NC the school board denied seven Negro pupils entry to all white schools. Parents may request hearings within five days.
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United Press International City
Roanoke
Chapel Hill
N.C
Yanceyville
Caswell County
North Carolina
Thai suspect admits anti U S activity in Bangkok
A Thai suspect confessed to Prime Minister Marshal Sarit Thanat that he wrote threatening notes and faced a grenade at the American Embassy compound in Bangkok on May 26. The admission followed his detention and rapid police investigation in the capital.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Marshal Sarit Thanat
Four uncontested spots on Indiana state ticket after filings
Welsh campaigns delegates throughout the day as last minute filings and withdrawals trim the field to four uncontested seats on Tuesday's ballot. Incumbents Haymaker Martin O Connor and Wilson seek reelection, with Grills in the lieutenant governor race and Bar on withdrawing before the deadline. Pastrick joins a three way race for secretary of state as he filed at the last moment.
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Paign
Jack A. Haymaker
Logansport
Indianapolis
Warren W. Martin Sr
Boonville
Richard C. O'Connor
New Albany
Indiana
William E. Wilson
Grills
Floyd E. Harper
Tipton
Patrick J. Barton
O'Connor
Barton
Robert A. Pastrick
East
Chicago
Indiana Young Democrats
William G. Moss
Bloomington
Democratic state convention slate includes Welsh and Bitz in governor race
The Indiana Democratic ticket list shows Governor hopefuls State Sen. Matthew E. Welsh and Auditor Albert A. Steinwedel. The ticket includes Lt. Governor candidates Bitz, Grills, Utterback, Boswell, ONeal, and LaGrange, with other statewide offices and court nominees named for the convention. Delegates choose six national convention delegates per district, with half votes each, and Madden as permanent chairman.
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Ready
William ™. Smith
Hartford City
Grills
Marion County
Indianapolis
Charles H. Boswell
Robert A. O'Neal
Earl M. Utterback
Kokomo
Paul J. Bitzavansville
Jean R. la Grange
la Porte
Paul M. Butler
South Bend
Kenneth J. Luckett
English
Butler
Vance Hartke
Madden
Matthew E. Welsh
Vincennes
Albert A. Steinwed
Theodore J. Smith
Lafayette
Henry County
Dwight S. Beckner
New Castle
Warren W. Martin
Boonville
Richard C. O'Connor
New Albany
Supreme and Appellate Court
Mary G. McGill
Clotilda Schreiner
Lawrenceburg
William E. Wilson
Jeffersonville
President Eisenhower Arrives in Hawaii for statehood tribute
President Eisenhower lands in Honolulu greeted by Gov. Quinn Adm. Felt and Japanese American leaders. He is escorted to a red carpet platform as a military band plays. Quinn touts support for statehood and Hawaii’s multiracial community, praising Nisei troops and noting Hawaii as a bridge between East and West. The scene includes hundreds to thousands of locals, Japanese flags, and security by Secret Service and Honolulu police.
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Adm
Felt
Quinn
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Hawaii
Europe
100Th Battalion
442Nd
America
United Japanese Society
Japan
Secret Service
Honolulu
Seoul
Eisenhower's Hawaii visit boosts republic ties and holiday cue
President Eisenhower's Air Force One arrived at Honolulu after a 8:15 p.m. departure from Seoul with refueling at Wake Island, as Gov. Quinn declared a Hawaii holiday and up to 200000 expected to greet him. He planned a security escorted drive through downtown then to Kaneohe base and an honorary degree at the University of Hawaii.
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Republic of Korea
Seoul
Kimpo
Wake Island
Korea
William F. Quinn
Honolulu
Oahu
Hawaii
Fr Hm
Kanehoem Marine Air Base
Secret Service
Wekend
Washington
Local AMVETS Officers and Honors Noted in Muncie Event
The list includes Charles Swinford as president Sandra Hayworth senior vice president Martha Dudley junior vice president Mary Kay Meyers treasurer Doris Shrake sergeant-at-arms Cora Wasson chaplain Barbara Heiney historian Dorothy Morey national executive committeewoman Charlene Worl and Margaret Lee as delegates with Jamalie Creason as delegate from Muncie District commanders Willis Burns Hammond First District and Andrew Devine Muncie Tenth District were named Also honored were Janice Garner recipient of the AMVETS National Scholarship Award the first Hoosier to win it and Bud Biddie Anderson honored for winning the Congressional Medal of Honor as a paratrooper in the Battle of the Bulge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Hayworth
Muncie
Martha Dudley
Markleville
Mary Kay Meyers
Anderson
Doris Shrake
Cora Wasson
Barbara Heiney
Dorothy Morey
Charlene Worl
Margaret Lee
Jamalie Creason
Heiney
Willis Burns
Hammond
Andrew Devine
Janice Garner
Senate amends tax breaks in debate on business expenses
The Senate backed an amendment to end special tax breaks on dividend income by a narrow margin, while a companion plan to cut the oil gas depletion allowance failed 56 to 30. Senator Clark argued for business expense limits to bar lavish entertainment deductions, estimating the move would raise 250 million dollars yearly. The 4 percent dividend tax credit would lose about 350 million yearly in added revenue, with excise taxes on calls and travel adding roughly 752 million.
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Senate
House Conference Committee
House
Paul H. Douglas
Joseph S. Clark
D- Pa
Clark
Stork Club
Jett relatives named in Muncie obituary and two accidents
Muncie girl dies following family notice naming three Jett sisters Sarah Katherine Donna and other relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Parson Mortuary with burial at Beech Grove Cemetery. In separate incidents Ronald Galbreath hurt when his car overturned on Federal Drive and Ben Menefee injured when his car hit a truck on Ind 67 near Main Street. deputies Ravage, Hornbeck and Brattain investigated. Menefee hospitalized at St Johns.
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Michael
Donald Jett
Muncie
Sarah
Katherine
Donna Jett
Samuel Kirby
Sue Spears
Knightstown
Edith McCormick
Matthews
Beech Grove
Ronald J. Galbreath
Charles Sr
Paul Ravage
Mel Hornbeck
Ben John Menefee
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Gene Brattain
Services set for Lois Tu multy Tumulty at Baker Brothers
Lois Tumulty 56 of 115 E Plum St died Saturday at home. Funeral 1:30 p m today at Baker Brothers with Rev Dewey Zent. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with Masonic rites. Born December 15 1903 in Decatur County son of George and Carrie Tumulty. Survived by widow Mary, son Robert of Anderson Police, brother Forest Colorado Springs, sister Mrs T C Williamson Fort Lauderdale. Friends received at funeral home.
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Lois (Shorty) Tumulty
E. Plum St
Baker Brothers
Dewey Zent
Warren
Anderson Memorial Park
Decatur County
George
Carrie Mozingo Tumulty
Tumulty
Cellar Cafe
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Greensburg
Solar Masonic Lodge
Anderson
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary
Robert
Delegates named to Indiana Kennedy delegation
Walsh, Ferguson Anderson along with Mrs. Fannie Hummer Kokomo Milton Maid enbrug Marion Joe Mettler Huntington and Arthur Gothard Peru were named district delegates. Three alternates were Gerald Baum North Manchester Dr Carl Applegate Frankfort and Harry G Johannes Tipton. Delegates are bound to vote for Sen John Kennedy on the first ballot but may vote freely on later ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Fannie Hummer
Kokomo
Milton Maidenbrug
Marion
Joe Mettler
Huntington
Arthur Gothard
Peru
Gerald Baum
North Manchester
Carl Applegate
Frankfort
Harry G. Johannes
Tipton
John Kennedy
Indiana
Twins and triplets arrive as families welcome six newborns
In one morning, Sherry Kay born at 9 39 am and Mark Allen at 10 06 am weighed 6 lb 15 oz. Mr and Mrs Deavers have five other boys Larry 13 Wayne 11 Gary Gene 10 Bernard Allen 3 Timothy Lee 1. Collis babies were welcomed by sister LeAnn 27 months. Both mothers said they did not know twins or multiples were likely until shortly before birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Kay
Mark Allen
Airport officials and military leaders named in event list
Airport Mayor Guy Lewis Alexandria E M Kelly Phillips Petroleum Co congressman Ed Roush Lyle Brown FAA safety engineer Rear Admiral Arnold W McKechnie Maj Gen W C Westmoreland and Lt Cmdr Donald Densford appear in a roster of attendees and officials connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lewis
Alexandria
E. M. Kelly
The
Phillips Petroleum Co
Ed Roush
Lyle Brown
FAA
Arnold W. McKechnie
W. C. Westmoreland
Donald Densford
Hospital Dismissals From St. John's Hospital
Dismissed: Mildred Crisler Rt 6 Anderson Arnold Waymire Rt 2 Ander of Carpenter 2712 Morton St Mrs. Stanley Carr 4311 Clark Mrs. Mary Hendricks and daughter Summitville Mrs. Rubin Carr and son Summitville Albert Stepp 307 FE 38th St Andrew Orbik 3542 Hamilton PI Mrs. Maxine McCullough 109 Elma St Clifford Osborne 2738 Jackson Alonzo Presser 1810 St Rd 67 W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Mildred Crisler
Anderson _Arnold Waymire
Anderof Carpenter
Morton St
Stanley Carr
Clark
Mary Hendricks
Summitville
Rubin Carr
Albert Stepp
Andrew Orbik
Hamilton PI
Maxine McCullough
Elma St
Clifford Osborne
Jackson
Rights path cleared in Civil Rights probe rulings
The Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision lifted roadblocks blocking the Civil Rights Commission as it resumes hearings on voting discrimination complaints in the South. The ruling overturned two injunctions from a western Louisiana district court, clearing the way against registrars or private citizens.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Civil Rights Commission
South
Commission
U.S. District Court For
Louisiana
Parelle Brown Obituary for Anderson resident 64
Parelle Brown 64 of 311 Marine Dr died at 3 45 a m Monday in St John s Hospital Funeral services set for 10 a m Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Jack Samuels Burial will be in Frankton KP IOOF Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m today Born November 14 1895 in Carmi Illinois daughter of Matthew and Martha Mears Brent She came to Anderson from Missouri about 20 years ago with her husband Willard Brown who died in 1949 Survivors include three sons Samuel Leroy Homer C all of Anderson three daughters Neva VanNatter Azusa California Martha Nadine Brubaker Anderson and Edith Brown at home 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parelle Brown
Marine Dr
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral
Jack Samuels
Frankton
Carmi, Ill
Matthew
Martha Mears Brent
Willard Brown
Anderson
Missouri
Brown
Samuel
Leroy
Homer C
Neva VanNatter
Azuza
Calif
Martha Nadine Brubaker
Edith Brown
Services for Nancy A Swain 86 to be held today
Services for Mrs Nancy A Swain 86 of Rt 2 Alexandria who died Saturday will be held at 1 30 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Monroe G Schuster of Central Christian Church officiating Burial will follow in Huntsville Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home for visitation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy A. Swain
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Brown and Butz
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Huntsville
Burial for Buddy Lee Quillin Holds Services in Maplewood
The infant Buddy Lee Quillin died at birth Sunday morning at St. John’s Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in Maplewood Cemetery led by Rev. Kermit Pugh. Arrangements were by Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Survivors include Patrick G. and Sally N. Vaughn Quillin, Darrell Quillin of St. Peters burg Fla, Morris Vaughn of Anderson, and great grandfather Robert Vaughn of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Lee Quillin
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Maplewood Cemetery
Kermit Pugh
Bethany Christian Church
Baker Bro Cru Flesnarht
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Patrick G
Sally N. Vaughn Quillin
Darrell Quillin
St. Petersburg
Fla
Morris Vaughn
Robert Vaughn
Services for Mrs Bertha Munch Held in Pratt Kansas
Mrs Bertha Munch aged 80 of 3120 Ind 67 Bast died Saturday. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon in Pratt Kansas. Body sent today from Baker Brothers Funeral Home to Ayres and Colbeck Funeral Home in Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Munch
Bast
Pratt
Kan
Baker Brothers
Ayres and Colbeck
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices for Anna Jane Spitzer 82 Middletown and Grace B Pearson 76 Greenfield list survivors, church ties, burial, home visits. Mikoyan remains first deputy premier status amid Soviet leadership notes and Khrushchev Bucharest trip context.
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Friendly Circle School Meeting
Robert Cranmer
Don Jennings
Kendalville
Jennings
Mr. Schuckers
Steven Smith
Don Smith
Orville McMahan
Joe Saunders
Oklahoma
Atta
ADV
Indiana Farmers Mutual Et
Egee
Terly
Indiana Farmers Mutual
Marion Myers
Rider Brothers
Pendiston Ph
ORA Todd Agency
Vandergrift Agency
Middletown
South Meridian Church
Herald
Methodist
Baptists
Aid
Dale Reason
Lawrence
Candy
Earl Reason
Delbert Reason
Harold Kammeyer
Reason
J. B. Kelly
Kansas
U.S
Charles Swinford
Walsh, Ferguson
St. Alonzo Presser
St. Rd
Nancy Swain
Buddy Lee
Quillin
Madison
Anna Spitzer
Anna Jane Spitzer
Graysville
Tenn
Rockingham County
Benjamin
Mary Cox Spitzer
Fay Brown
Brookfield
Mary Buhl
New Market
Ballard and Shirey
Franklin Fowler
Miller Cemetery
Grace Pearson
Greenfield
Grace B. Pearson
Rt. 3
Blue River Township
Hancock County
Eli
Nancy J. Davis Hunt
Pearson
Cleveland Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lonnie Low
Dale Williams
Arnold
Charles Hunt
Russell Hunt
Pasco Memorial Mortuary
Simmons
Mikoyan
Moscow
Anastas I
Soviet Union
Bucharest
Romania
Presidium
Bulletin-Herald
Michigan
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