ACC Urges End to State Time Anarchy in Indiana
Representative Jey gate W Barr urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to establish a uniform time division to end state time anarchy in Indiana. He backed an Irati anapolis proposal for a hearing in July on placing city and eastern Indiana counties in the Eastern Time Zone. Barr noted years of dissension over time zones and said a shared zone would align with eastern and central counties. He favored a straight line through west central Indiana connecting with a line from Louisville to Nashville to end the confusion and reflect regional wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
Jey Gate W. Barr
D-Ind
Interstate Commerce Commissionee
Establish A. Lime
Lime
Indiana
TCC
Iratianapolis
Barr
Lemmiss
Indiania
Indianapolis
Naghville
Teon
Loutaville
Easy make-a-meal sandwiches in July issue
In July Better Homes and Gardens presents quick hearty sandwiches with hot chicken salad and a hollowed out long French loaf, plus hamburger with cheese Canadian bacon avocado and roma tomatoes. The feature promises tenser dinner options and new filling combinations for delightful eating.
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Homes & Gardens
Alexandria Social Activities at 4 Restaurant in Anderson
The 16th year reunion of the 1949 Alexandria High School graduates was held Saturday evening at a restaurant in Anderson. Attendees included class sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ober holler and numerous alumni such as James Fred Aldridge, Don Inglis, Join Overby, Bill Clock, Bertie Thompson, Charles Mossan, Keith Eckhardt, Bill King, Duane Knotts, Harold Thompson, Jim Montgomery, and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Mexandria High School
Anderson
Henry Oberholler
Mes
James Fred Aldridge
Don Inglis
Overby
Bill Clock
Berti Thompson
Charles Mossan
L Keith Eckhardt
Bill King
Maxl
Elsworth
Duane Knotts
James
Pierce
Fred Brotherton
Harold Thompson
Jim Montgomery
George
Mary Kathern Hanson
Aie High School
Shyearddanson
Mary Kathern
Rundschau
Phil Drake Ami
Tom Hughston
Don Hansen
Shiney
Dorothy Ain
Alina Vandist
Uundemo Flor Springs
Sri Hanson
Diane
Sandea Minick
Deanna Farmer
Jim Cooper
Mechanics Jurg
Joan Craig
Mechanicsourg
Sas
Ball State Teacher's College
Muncie
William Birkenbine Funeral Held in Alexandria
Funeral services for William Birkenbine were held Wednesday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Roach of Alexandria officiating. Music by Mrs. Martin Burden, burial at Park View Cemetery. Pallbearers named, with several local residents listed. Also notes a surprise visit by Mrs. Paul Miller and children from Ontario, California, and weekend guests at the Brown home in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Karl M. Kyle
William Birkenbine
Anderson
Trev
Charles Roach
Martin Burden
Park View Cemetery
Eugene Dersihler
Charles Meeks
Menryt White
John Jones
Eugene Mei
Kinney
Julius Ball
Weasel
Keith Ashby
Jim Spade
Paul Miller
Tank and
Wilhelmina
Ontaria
Calif
Fork Wayne
Carl Brown
Alexadria
Loyal Workers Dinne At Bethany Church
Bethany The Loyal Workers class met for a pitch in dinner at Bethany Church with Rev Kermit Pugh and many members present. A later note mentions cafe dinner hosts and a planned picnic at Killbuck Park on Friday noon June 26. Also references a wedding at Hazelwood Christian Church and a birthday anniversary dinner in Lapel. Maternity ward at Backe Sweden to close two months due to midwives expecting babies.
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Bethany
Bethany Church
Kermit Pugh
Clarence Simpson
Ward Chambers
Airs
Virgil Lawler
John Johnson
Gideon
Johns
Charles Johns
Vern. Porter
Earl Schalk
Chester Wean
Waller Reed
Elmer Hodson
Pearl Bronnenberg
Cecil Solas
Phyllis Carey
Marilyn Pugh
Fred Cook
Cafe
Richard Delph
Cafe-Y-Flores
Phillip Kreegar
Lafayette
Walter Reed
Eleanor Hurley
Joseph Shoemaker
Hazelwood Christian Church
Muncie
Oscar Levi
Sins Viola Rae Lapel
Loyd Dixon
Lions Club Plans Installation Event at Center Chapel
MECRANICSBURG A church closing program featured a Tucc display of handwork and a youth class for Kindergarten to Juniors at Center Chapel EUB Church. Teachers listed include Gene Wilkinson and Linda Riggs among others with Rev. Max Smith delivering a daily sermonette. Lions Club plans a 6 pm meeting at Linder's Restaurant for officer installation and a smorgasbord. Also noted are Girl Scout Day Camp attendees and a list of many local participants for a Capital City tour from the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Chapel
Mecranicsburg
Max Smith
Melvin Dick
Duane Clark
Don We’ Highmiller
Eilene Dick
Sandra Hall
Debora Allen
Bruce, Shaffer
Dorothy Shelton
Cindy Richey
Bobby
Billy Wil “Kinson
James Hichey
Lbs Shafer
Gay Ann Smalley
Cathy Highmiller
Carolyn Shelton
Larry Shelton
Bobby Brown
Karla Wilkinson
Ruth Byrd
Mike Allen
Ronnie Ralston
Gerald Riggs
Marion Allen
Ladies’ Aid
Jerry Skillman
Terry Coon
Cathy Highmuller
Gir
Knightstown
Opal Hulll
and Airs
Byron Huff Sr
Hyron Huff Jr
Michael
Frank Smith
Middletown
Kenneth Hilchle and Sons
Mechanicsburg
Herman Zirkle
John Craig
Edith Nash
Mary Stant
Woodlawn
Muncie
Lions Club
Jterstock
Linder's
YMCA
Capital City
Maxine Bar
Indianapolis
Aliso
General Motors
Wfem-Tv
Children's Museum
WMCA
S Pmore
Marke Hartzell
Irene Hartzell
Patty Reed
Diane Kay Rolfs
Annette Teanaicoll
Busan Johnson
Anda Scherer
Pamelal Smith
Gloria Smith
Kathy
Karen Belles
Gwen Swart
Martha Wean
Patricia Lynn Hollenberger
Sandra Kay Perkins
Kerem Robinson
K'marié Stefke
Sean Arnn Stefke
Cathy Heavyenridge
Susan Painter
Susan Fenimore
Debbie Reddick
Kathy Plovich
Merger Hearing Eyes Virginian Rail Lines Tie
Hearings in Princeton and Washington scrutinize a merger creating a vast carrier spanning 2746 miles across southwestern Virginia and southeastern West Virginia with Norfolk port. Stakeholders including chambers and industry groups back the deal for job protection and regional growth amid opposition from Princeton council over West Virginia economic impact.
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Pamela McKee
Terry Lee
Jing
ICC
Kee
Tonya Hedeson
Belindal von
Eliiatt
Debbie Nancy
Julia Bar
Lwoliden
Mary Jane Herbey
Marjorie Turner
Richard C. Webbén
Amerger
Mra. Ester Mangas
Florence
Ala
Biss
Margaret Barkley
Aminer
Paul C. Albus
Marilyn Stewart
Washington
Dershy Rush
Noblesville
Alice Barnes
Princeton
W. Va
Zack Taylor
The
Virginian
Ter
W. 20Th St
N&w
Patty Dorsey
Roanoke
Ros
D. Greve
Mercee County
Foreign Fax From John Crane On German Chancellor Crisis
Reports from Mechanicsburg note a social gathering honoring Okeman residents. Bonn editorials criticize Adenauer and discuss democratic strain, with London and Paris papers weighing in. A Congressional tally and European press reaction frame the debate as Germany seeks stable leadership amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Democratic Party
1CDU
West German
Adefears
Suchlauer
Adenauer
Neue Rhein Zeitung
Uthed
Cologne
Ed Abd My Te Ee
Aselar Agenater
Erhard
En Adenauer
Jo Cheatham
London
Slaughter
Afr
Jimmy
Express
Sinick
Bernard Lacy
Keith Minick
Anderson
Glen Cheath
Acenauer
C. E. Cheatham
Bill Cheatham
Daleville
Arnold Carter
Hitler
Chesterfield
Lon- Widon
The
Times
Telegraph
Britain
Courthouse News Court filings list new suits and divorces
New circuit and superior court actions list several complaints for accounts, divorce, separation from bed and board, and damages. Cases name Premier Autoware Co. versus J 3 Long Inc. Harold Kelley et al versus Naomi McDaniels et al. E J Vernon and Sons Inc versus John and Lillie Baker. Margaret Ann Blair. Michael L Russa et al versus Gilbert Barker et al. Court minutes show a finding for defendant in a divorce cross complaint and further divorce actions. The article notes a regional growth trend in the western United States compared with other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Autoware Co
J. 3. Long, Inc
Alexandeia
Kelley
Arnold and Kelley
Harold Kelley
John Meidon
Anderson
Robert Graham
Harold Goeh ¢ Ting
Rhabeas Corpus
J. Bayne Bar
Naomi M. McDaniels
Robert F. McDaniel
Bugby
Davisson, Cooper and Farr
E. J. Vernon and Sons Inc
John R. Baker
Lillie A. Jbaker
Whitehead
Cort
Mary Jane Leisure
George
T. Leisure
Wayne
Wimmer
Fred A. Blair
Margaret Ann Blair
Hadley
Sharp
Laptrier
Michael L. Russa
Tilbert L. Barker
Nancy
Barker
Conrad Arnkens
Phillip Seybert
Sherry D. Seibert
di Ivorce
Jane A. Warren
William I. Warren
Plains Lis Oy
White Union Class At Stephens Home
MECHANICSBURG Mr and Mrs Douglas Stephens host the Friendly Corner Class at White Union Christian Church for a carry-in dinner. Mrs Stephens opens with Hebrews. A plastic purse project funds a new furnace. A traveling dinner fund raises furnace money. Attendees include the Kiger Yingling Grove Lyons Stewart Banker Clark Hanson Barner Needler and others. Turkey with all the trimmings offered Thursday Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Douglas Stephens
White Union Christian Church
Stephens
Cecil Kiger
Earl Yingling
Morgan Grove
Sam Alspaugh
Morgan Grove Land
Virginia Lyons
Hateyean Keesling
Russe] Stewart and Som
Nora Banker
Ada Clark
Sullivan
Katherine Hanson
Mary F. Barner
Floyd Needler
Nee
Columbus
Break-In Suspects Nabbed After Alexandria Theft
Patrolmen and state troopers arrested four youths after a small safe with about 100 dollars in sporting goods money was taken from a private residence and a drug store break in. About 20 dollars in ammunition and fishing gear were recovered from a park pile. The group, aged 14 to 18, were detained following a tip and linked to break-ins since May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Bruce Hub
Leroy
Sayre
Alex
Chet Sila
Scoul
Seea
Floulah Park
Elmer Stevens
Aince
Sen
Dannys McCarty Pholod
Moonville Club Picnic Organized by Local Homemakers
Moonville Home Economies Club met at Mrs Elsi Broadbents home with eighteen members present. Delegates discussed nursing safety and constitution. July 8 picnic planned at Remy Park with Mesdames Bowlin Conrad Vernon hosting. Cub Scouts Pack SMO and Pack X40 slated for Pinewood Derby events and a post- Derby picnic on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Elsi¢ Broadbent
Moonville
Robert 4Fo
New
Virgill
Awler
Clarence Vernon
I Charles Conrad
Mary Tway
Mary Harney
Remy_ Park
Sarah Bowlin
Charles Conrad
Wilson Bronnenberg
Fred Cuttler
Len Houston
Alice Jones
J. James Jordan
Oliver Kiphart
Virgil Lawler
Robert McNew
Leafy Noble
Kermit Pugh
Carenee Vernon
Kay Bowlin
Jil Conrad
Marsha Jar- Kian
Pack
SMO
Pinewood Delby
Kikthawemind
Indonesia Leader Arrives in Hanoi for Friendly Visit
President Su qina of Indonesia landed in Hanoi for a five day trip to North Viet Nam. Ho Chi Minh and top leaders welcomed him as Sukama and Ha pledged mutual support in their anti colonial struggles against colonial powers.
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TOXYO
UPI
Su Qina
Indonesia
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Ew China
Sueare
Ho ‘Chi Minh
Sukama
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Lauretta Hallenbeck
Madonna Hallenbeck
Thrasher
Pendleton Meth
Pendleton
Harvey Hallenodist
Dune
Adarion
Lauretta
Miss Hallenbeck
Darrell H. Gray
Pendleton High School
Saxlas
Edward M. Gray
Lapel High School
Isen
Broadway Glass
Rev. Harald Company
Carolyn Hacker
Holy Cross
Floyd E. Hack
Till Mohn
Ken Foland
Jack Stevens
Alon Schultz
Tom Wiley
Wilbur Aubrecht
Jack Gardner
Robert Mason
Eugene Street
Patrick Donahue
Mc. Miller
Brown Home
Ronald Ferguson
Sherri
Steven
Mark
Elizabeth Ayler
Res
Harry Me. Granes
Harry
Lisa
Kevin
Fort Wayne
Henry Brown
Laura
Don
Herman
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James Crow
Crewe
Kentucky
Aussillery CO
Frankfort, RY
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Rey
Celer
Percy
ALL Glasses Union
Sra Walgrvan
Greg Sere
Ceetnes Sabsenee
U.S
Canade
Oyal
Backe
Sweden
Upl
St. John’s
Virginia Cook
Onk
Stuart T. Sour
Charles Vanhoy
Vance Gustin
Marklevi Ra
Alpen
Ydith Lakin
Fortville
Camnber Nota
I Commerce
Lloyd Keesling
Doris Utube
Wnirk Frere
Jefferson
Moler
Douglas Underwood
Pen
Dhelon
St. John's
Saunders
John 8. Crane
Oklahoma
Mechanicsburg — Jr
Jules Minick
Roy Massy
Okeman, Okla
Troy Cheatham
Charley Dunbec
San Diego
John Dun
Mildred Tambeck
Lime Belcher
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Thunbecks
Earl Hudson
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le Monde
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