Elwood City Court News Highlights July Cases
Elwood Court actions include Teddy Foor and Danny Fitzgerald charged with Beverage Act violations ar arraignments set for July 8. Massingale fined for public intoxication and other charges. Hancher, Hinds, Payne face various trials in July. Potter and Miller await outcomes on assault and DUI charges. Howell and others see dismissals.
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Elwood
Michael Tancey
Teddy Foor
N. 10Th S
Danny M. Fitzgerald
Main St
James EE. Massingale
Robert Hancher
S. Sixth St
Helen L. Hinds
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Billy Payne
S. 25Th
Richard L. Potter
Canal St
Don C. Howell
Marion
Nathan A. Miller
Frankfort
Swimming Pool To Reopen Today In Elwood
Elwood Swimming Pool will reopen today at the usual hours after a shutdown since Sunday due to mechanical difficulties. Arthur Franklin, the manager, announced the reopening and cautioned patrons to expect normal operations.
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Elwood
Arthur Franklin
Elwood Swimming Pool
Dennis Assistant Conducts Office Hours in Federal Building
Administrative assistant Dick Marshall for Congressman David W. Dennis holds today office hours in Room 201, Federal Building, 20 W. 1th St., from 1 30 to 4 p m. Residents of Madison County may discuss problems or issues to relay to Congressman Dennis in Washington.
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Dick Marshall
Cong
David W. Dennis
R-Ind
Federal Building
W. 1Th St
Madison County
Cong. Dennis
Washington
Ind 236 Project Approved in Madison and Henry Counties
The State Highway Commission in Indianapolis certified 6.10 miles of Ind 236 from Ind 109 in Anderson to Middletown for improvement. Keith Riley Construction Company of Goshen awarded the project at 134740 dollars.
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State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Madison
Henry Counties
Anderson
Middletown
Keith Riley Construction Company
Goshen
Stigmata Defined as Wounds Resembling Christ’s Crucifixion
Stigmata are wounds or marks that resemble the five wounds Christ endured on the cross, interpreted as signs bearing religious significance according to Christian tradition.
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Christ
Gertrude Ann Julian 75 obituary notices
Mrs Gertrude Ann Julian age 75 wife of Herald R Julian of Rt 5 died Tuesday at Community Hospital after years of ill health. Born January 15 1894 in Fleming County Kentucky she moved to Anderson 40 years ago. Survived by husband two children Edward L Apple and Mrs Marie Gilbert six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Jack Bardull officiating. Interment Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Gertrude Ann Julian
Herald R. Julian
Rt. 5
Community Hospital
Fleming County
Aaron and
Minnie W McRoberts
Edward L. Apple
Marie Gilbert
Fort Wayne
French McRoberts
Maysville
James McRoberts
Vanceburg
Celia DeYoung
Lincoln Park
Mich
Edith Doyle
Petersville
Maxine Ray
Markleville
Corda Ratliff
Knightstown
Anna McRoberts
Moses Mills
Brown and Butz
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral rites for Margaret S Stewart in Brazil Indiana
Final rites set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Miller and Sons Funeral Home Brazil for Margaret S Stewart 73 of 2415 Morton Street. Interment Cottage Hill Cemetery. Calling hours after 4 p.m. today at Miller Mortuary.
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Miller and Sons Funeral
Brazil
Ind
Margaret S. Stewart
Morton St
Cottage Hill
Miller Mortuary
Beatrice Keough Rites Today at Rose Hill Whittier
Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Beatrice Keough of South Pasadena California are set for 1 p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home in Whittier. She is a sister of Mrs. Ruth Gregg of Anderson with her father, brother, and several nieces and nephews surviving.
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Rose Hill
Whittier
Calif
Edward
Beatrice) Keough
South Pasadena
Ruth Gregg
Anderson
New Arrivals in Anderson Birth Announcements
Newborns listed at St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. David Millikan of 2424 Central Ave and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones of Lebanon. A girl is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dulin of 1312 W Eighth St and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Morgan of 1214 W 13th St.
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St. John’s Hospital
David Millikan
Central Ave
Andrew Jones
Lebanon
Robert Dulin
Eighth St
Community Hospital
Mrs
Shelby Morgan
W. 13Th St
Stilton cheese named for English town Stilton
A semi hard rennet cheese produced in the Stilton region of England carries the town’s name and reflects its local dairy tradition.
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Stilton
England
Funeral rites for Mrs Ber nice Dosher Cormner
Funeral rites for Mrs Ber nice Dosher Cormner, 74, of 2404 Fletcher Street, set for 1 p.m. today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Rev Verlin Smith to minister. Interment in Miller Cemetery near Middletown.
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Bernice Dosher Cormner
Fletcher St
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Verlin Smith
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Willis L King 52 of Noblesville dies after eight day hospital stay. Carpenter for Baystone Construction born Nov 10 1916 son of Tony and Minnie. Survived by widow Geneva two daughters four grandchildren four brothers six sisters. Service Thursday 2 pm Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home Noblesville with Masonic rites. Burial in Crownland Cemetery.
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Noblesville
Willis L. King
Rt. 2
Riverview Hospital
Hamilton County
Baystone Construction Company
Tony
Minnie Cooper King
Geneva King
Wilma Henry
Rt. 1
Nancy Atterson
Aurora
Ill
Alfred King
Sheridan
Milton
James
Tony Jr
Martha Warner
Betty Waters
Katherine Hartsock
Elizabeth Warner
Anderson
Edith Riley
Fortville
Bessie Girtman
Evans, Godby and Trout
Frank Gilbert
Crownland
Noblesville Lodge
Final rites for Las Crawford in Fortville service today
Funeral services scheduled for 2 p m at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville for Las Charles Crawford 53 of Lapel rt 1 interment Brookside Cemetery.
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Fortville
Fisher Funeral Home
Silas Charles Crawford
Rt 1
Lapel
Brookside Cemetery
Shrout Rites Planned At Condo and Son Funeral Home
Final rites for Sylvia M. Shrout, 56, of New Castle, are set for 2 p.m. today at the Condo and Son Funeral Home. Interment will be at McCray Cemetery.
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Wilkinson
Condo and Son
Sylvia M. Shrout
New Castle
McCray Cemetery
Downtown Anderson proposes new inner traffic loop plan
Proposals for a commercial inner traffic loop in downtown Anderson outline one way traffic south on Jackson Street from 6th to 19th, with 19th becoming two way. Main Street would stay one way north and 6th Street would be one way west from Main to Jackson.
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Page
Coublhanest
Anderson
Jackson St
6Th Street
19Th Street
19Th
Main Street
Main
Jackson
Liberal bloc fails to stop Otto Otepka confirmation
In a Senate vote the liberal bloc could not block the confirmation of Otto Otepka to the U.S. Security Board post. The decision underscores ongoing partisan dynamics in national security oversight.
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Senate
Otto Otepka
U.S. Security Board
County approves funds for roads bridges and services
The council approved transfers and appropriations from county highway and cumulative bridge funds totaling 70,257.48 and 130,000 respectively. Major items include Range Line Road widening 62,757.48 and two Lick Creek bridge projects 60,000 and 50,000 plus 20,000 for Riverview Street. A Soil and Conservation office rep urged Small Watershed recreation planning with two meetings announced for July 21 and early August.
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Circuit Court
Western Union
Superior Court
Range Line
Ind. 32
White River
Riverview Street
Pipe Creek
Alexandria
Madison County
U.S Soil and Conservation Office
Will Rogers Jr speaks on Indian policy and culture
Will Rogers Jr discusses U S Indian policy stressing environment and education. He argues welfare reform, two directional employment, and boarding schools, noting progress with 100 industries and 4 000 jobs. He recalls WWII service and ties to Reagan era governance.
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Rogers
Plant Nations Staff Promotions and Transfers Listed
The record outlines promotions and transfers within Plant Nations including Crouse Armstrong and Thise. It notes 1960 promotion to general foreman at Plant Seven, progression to assistant superintendent of manufacturing by 1965, and moves to Plant Three and Plant Eight through 1968 with various supervisory roles. It also mentions education backgrounds and Navy service for Thise.
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Plant Three
Crouse
Summitville
Anderson High School
Delco-Remy
General Motors Institute
Plant Eight
Plant
Armstrong
Purdue
Thise
Indiana
U.S. Navy
Will Rogers Jr Visit Here Echoes Family Pride
Will Rogers Jr visiting Anderson during American Indian Week spoke fondly of his father, the famed humorist and actor Will Rogers. He recalled Rogers's energy, wit, and creativity, and discussed his influence on satire, writing, and public life, noting the historic 1935 crash near Pt. Barrow and the lasting Rogers legacy in Oklahoma.
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Ronald Reagan
Rogers
Will Rogers
The
Beverly Hills Citizen
Will Rogers Jr
Anderson
America
Alon
Wiley Post
Alaska
Anderson Herald
U.S
Rogers Theson
Bob Hope
Will Durant
Arthur Godfrey
Johnson
Hoover
Mort Sahl
Dad
New York
Washington
Claremore Oklahoma
Bloomin
Arthur Schlesinger
Oklahoma State University At
Stillwater
Pt. Barrow
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