Fund Raising Plans By Anderson Moose Lodge
The Anderson Moose Lodge outlines a summer series to fund a new lodge home. A cornbread and bean supper Friday at 12th and Main serves members, with a Saturday open house, dancing, and a special program. The highlight is a July 26 dance headlined by Ink Spots. Members will attend the July International Moose convention in Atlanta July 1 to 7, visit Moosehaven on July 5, and see Cypress Garden Water Show during the event.
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Anderson Moose Lodge
Main Sts
Alexandria Social Activities Update From Mon roe Township Club
Mrs. Helen Plackard hosted the Mon roe Township Republican Women's Club in Orestes with a business session led by President Mrs. Mary Watson. Reports covered the Women's Republican Federation Convention in Indianapolis and the Republican State Convention. Guests included Mrs. Everett Gaunt, William Savage, Al Lewis, Wendell Woosnam and county chairman Myron Seybert of Anderson. The next meeting is set for Aug. 20. Mrs Konrad Schroth and son Benjamin of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are visiting relatives here.
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Alexandria
Helen Plackard
Monroe Township
Republican Women’s Club
Orestes
Mary Watson
Womens Republican Federation
Indianapolis
C. A. Stafford
Watson
Jane Anne Morgan
J. L. Carpenter
Carpenter
Everett Gaunt
William Savage
al Lewis
Wendell Woosnam
Myron Seybert
Anderson
Wesdames Stafford
Margaret Haines
Hollis Deasyne
George McDermott
Blanche Savage
Anna Etchison
Helen Lewis
Catherine Carver
Lillian Stewart
Morgan
Herschel Richardson
Plackard
Mildred Humphries
Konrad Schroth
Benjamin
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Donald Baxter Attends Summer Institute for Chemistry
Alexandria local teacher Donald Baxter of Marion participates in Indiana University Summer Institute for High School Teachers of Chemistry alongside 44 finalists from across the country. Music Clinic students David Stahl and Kathy Ludlow of Alexandria Monroe High School plan to attend the 17th annual high school music clinic at Indiana University July 7 15. Cathy Kettron and Mrs George Mittendorf are hospitalized after injuries in local incidents with hospital transports noted.
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Alexandria
Donald Baxter
Marion
Indiana University
David Stahl
Kathy Ludlow
Alexandria-Monroe High School
David
William Stahl
Kathy
Dallas Ludlow
Orestes
Cathy Kettron
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Davis-Strider- Noffze
George Mittendorf
Rt. 1
Karl M. Kyle
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Leanna Cain in Elwood
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Leanna Cain bride elect of Roger Dickinson was hosted at the Mock home by Mrs. Harold Mock and Carol with Mrs. Cain serving guests. Attendees included many Elwood and surrounding-area residents, each guest received a wedding ring favor. several hosts and guests are named.
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Elwood
Leanna Cain
Roger Dickinson
Harold Mock
Carol
Ronald Dickinson
Harold Faust Sr
Mock
Cain
Mary Norris
Hazel Vance
Lapel
George Haskins
Deanna
Mesdames Jack
Jan and
Jerry Patterson
Indianapolis
Richard Dickinson
Kokomo
Don Marsh
Muncie
Francis Broderick
Jess Huntsinger
Bill Smith
Son Scott
Keith Millikan
Anderson
Roy Cooper
Verl Cooper
Katherine Lee
Joe Webb
Ted Harbit
Anita
Myrna Cooper
Lloyd Cain
Connie
Beverly Cain
Marjorie Breece
Vincent Norris
Kay Etchison
Thonda Dickinson
Lacey Odom
Tom Heath
Mary Remington
Pipe Creek GOP Women Hear Reports
Elwood Woman's Republican Club met in the public library basement Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ruth Smiley and Mrs. Ann Cotton Hailey reporting on the state convention at Indianapolis. Mary Hasecaster presided.
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Elwood
Ruth Smiley
Pipe Creek Township
Ann Cotton Hailey
Indianapolis
Texas
Elwood High School
Irene Dellinger
No. 14Th St
Harvey H. Warner
No. 4Th St
Elwood Woman Kathy Batts Dies After Weeklong Illness
Kathy Ann Batts 22 of Louisville died at 12:05 a.m. Tuesday in Children's Hospital Louisville after a weeklong illness. Autopsy to determine cause. She is survived by parents Gene and Jane Ann Fisher Batts and siblings Laura and Larry. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Funeral at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. with calls after 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Elwood
Kathy Ann Batts
Gene Batts
Louisville
Children’s Hospital
Copher and Fesler
Elwood City
Gene
Jane Ann Fisher Batts
Laura
Larry
Charles Fisher
Walter J. Batts
Tipton
Mercy Hospital
Robert Knight
Baby
Indianapolis
Angela Simmerman
Lapel
Infant
Edward E. Jones
Rover St
Alexandria
Carl Parry
FE. Church St
Effie Snyder
North Main St
Summitville
Omer Darrow
Basil Hanshew
No. Anderson St. Mercy Hospital
Ernest Stevens
Frankton
Robert Myers
Murvil E. Robinson
No. E St
Midy Hohle
James Davis
Charles McGuire
Harold van Ness
James Short
19Th St
Elwood Club Leaders Re elected at Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Ruby Starkey was re elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home. Mary Barnes became first vice president and Claudine Scott second vice president. Lillian Towner was named secretary treasurer and Lethal Day chaplain, Helen Donaldson sergeant at arms, Elizabeth Bonham historian. A dinner followed a recent membership drive. A covered dish meal will be hosted by the East Main Street Christian Church women in the church hall at noon Wednesday. Members of the Nami Circle will host. New officers will be installed.
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Elwood
Ruby Starkey
Ralph Starkey Sr
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Mary Barnes
Claudine Scott
Lillian Towner
Helen Donaldson
Lethal Day
Elizabeth Bonham
Christian Women's Fellowship
East Main Street Christian Church
Nami
Sigma Alpha Chi
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Delores Waymire
Andrea Warner
Ellen Hunter
Suzanne Fide
Phillip Kiphart
Eileen Jarvis
Martha Kane
Karen Noble
Betty Dailey
Sheila Morgan
Mariene
KAB Club
Elmer Laycock
KAB
Ethel Reichart
Zelpha Adams
Christina Schmidt
Wilma ‘Woodsides
Lena Pavese
Gladys Foland
Ruby Richards
Fire damages Elwood home after 6:45 p.m. blaze
A fire heavily damaged the Jerry Howell residence at 1414 S 25th St in Elwood Tuesday evening. Neighbors saw smoke while the family was away, and investigators suspect the fire began in a remodeling closet. City Court convened with ten cases heard by Judge Michael Tancey, including driving with corrective lenses and various intoxication and speeding charges.
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Elwood
Alexandria
Jerry Howell
S. 25Th St
Michael Tancey
William D. Coty
Rt. 2
Summitville
George T. Perry
Indianapolis
Richard J. Manhatten
Thomas Croke
Jefferson St
Anderson
Robert W. Kelley
Holmes Mill
Curtis Publishing Fires President In Announcement
Curtis Publishing Co announces president Robert MacNeal will leave the company. The board's executive committee will choose a successor while MacNeal is reportedly vacationing in Spain. The firm, publisher of the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal, posted a $4.2 million loss last year, its first.
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Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Co
Robert MacNeal
MacNeal
Philadelphia Bulletin
Spain
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
the Post
Frankton and Lapel open District 11 Babe Ruth tournament
Frankton and Lapel will open play in the District 11 Babe Ruth boys baseball tourney at Tipton Thursday July 12 through Sunday July 15. Events include Elwood facing Tipton and Alexandria drawing a first round bye with double elimination and a final for the district champion.
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Frankton
Lapel
Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Dickson
District 11
Ann Crull
Howard Badger
Claudie Eden
Howard Mills Jr
Bob Dickson
Hoosier Teenagers Held After Wild Night Chase
Two Columbus youths Herbert Keller 18 and Charles Pedigo 17 were held on vehicle taking charges after a night of trading vehicles to dodge roadblocks. They traded from a pickup to a car near Seymour then through a blockade south of Wallonie, robbed a station wagon toward Salem, wrecked it, and were captured by deputies and state police near Salem. They remained jailed in Jackson County awaiting Jackson Circuit Court appearance.
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Brownstown
Ind
Columbus
Herbert Keller
Charles Pedigo
Seymour
Wallonie
Salem
Washington
Jackson County
Keller
Pedigo
Jackson
Marriage License for Massey Anderson and Muncy Smith Couples
Ronald Dale Massey born 1943 Anderson store employee wed Suzanne Eilar born 1942 Peru. David Max Muncy born 1943 office worker weds Rolla Kay Smith born 1942 Anderson.
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Ronald Dale Massey
Anderson
Suzanne Eilar
Peru
David Max Muncy
Rolla Kay Smith
Vast Taxonomy Of Animals Since The 18th Century
An estimated 2 million animal species have been classified since the 18th century, reflecting the long history of cataloging Earth's biodiversity. Researchers note ongoing discoveries and revisions as science advances.
Rohr receives $13.5 million follow-on orders from Lockheed
Rohr Corp. announced it has received follow-on orders totaling 13.5 million dollars from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. for additional engine pods for the C 130 Hercules turbo prop transport aircraft.
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Hercules
Chula Vista
Calif
Courthouse News Actions and Divorce Filings
Superior Court lists include Alma M Roller versus Ronald G Roller to annul marriage. Olive M Metcalf versus Elwyn Metcalf, Sylvia M Medley versus Rolland L Medley, and DeArmond Booram DeArmond note filings. Al Woolbert and Carolyn Webster vs Ernest Webster petition for divorce. Legal notices filed by Charles B Salyer listed.
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Alma M. Roller
Ronald Gene Roller
Charles B. Salyer
Olive M. Metcalf
Elwyn Metcalf
Sylvia M. Medley
Rolland L. Medley
Superior Court
Deloria Powell
Francis Powell
al Woolbert
Carolyn Webster
Ernest Webster
DeArmond
Booram
Allen v Guide Lamp and Met Life Funding Suit
Superior Court case against Guide Lamp Division of General Motors and Metropolitan Life Insurance funding for defendants in action on breach of contract. The suit concerns contractual obligations and obligations related to financing terms and performance.
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Virgil E. Allen
Guide Lamp Division
General Motors Corp
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Buses Allowed for 4-H Trips Not for Little League Games
In Indianapolis the State School Bus Committee ruled that school buses may transport 4-H Club members to educational activities but cannot be used to carry Little Leaguers to baseball games. The decision followed Harold B. Taylor’s request, while Little League's request was rejected because baseball games are not educational.
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Indianapolis
Cold Knife Technique Shown to Halt Parkinsons Tremors
Dr Irving S Cooper of New York reports at the AMA convention that freezing a brain region with a liquid nitrogen cooled rod destroys the globus pallidus and dramatically reduces tremors in patients with Parkinsons disease and dystonia. He cites 2 000 operations over a decade.
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Chicago
UPI
Irving S. Cooper
New York
American Medical Association
Cooper
Dice Appointed Judge Pro Tem In Miami Circuit
Frank V. Dice a Peru lawyer and Republican nominee for Miami Circuit judge was appointed judge pro tem of the Miami court by the Indiana Supreme Court. He will replace Judge Henry S Bailey who suffered a severe stroke two weeks ago. The appointment followed a unanimous recommendation from the Miami County Bar Association.
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Indianapolis
Frank V. Dice
Peru
Miami
Miami Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Dice
Henry S. Bailey
Miami County Bar Association
Nottinghams Goose Fair Dates Back to 1283
An eight day Goose Fair is held each October in Notting ham England. The custom dates from 1283 and remains a long standing regional tradition attracting visitors and locals.
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Nottingham
England
Reds Kill Child In Blasts At Copter Flight
Guerrillas fired on a helicopter flight carrying the wives of U S officials near Bien Hoa Saigon. A five year old son of Col Truong Khue Quang director of welfare for the Vietnamese armed forces was killed. two helicopters were not hit. Mrs Nolting and Mrs Harkins escaped injury. The attack occurred amid fog as the party traveled to visit new quarters for Fifth Division families.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Frederick Nolting
Paul Harkins
Nolting
Danville
Harkins
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Truong Khue Quang
Bien Hoa
Fifth Division
Asthma Formula Becomes OTC Favorite With Doctors
An asthma formula doctors prescribe most for private patients is now sold without prescription in many states. medical tests show it halts attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from recurring spasms.
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New York, N. Y
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DeMolay
Carol Sue Deaton
Richard Woosnam
Walter Schmidt
Kathy Lee Thomas
Lincoln Ave
Thomas Thomas Jr
St. Vincent's Hospital
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E. 11Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Earl M. Kyle
John Weaver
Sycamore
Elizabeth Reed
Community Hospital
Ind. 128
Madison Ave. Rd
Davis-Stricler-Noffze
Essie Robertson
S. Black St
Davis- Stridler-Noffze
Moose
Indiana Business College
13Th and
Meridian
Institute
Pipe Creek
GOP
Kathy Batts
Ei Ene
CWF
Armie
Mrs
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Cei
General Motors
Seattle
Fale
Pontiac
Russ Regenold
Pontiac, Inc
Pendleton Ave
Anedrson
Curtis Publishing
Bulletin-Herald
Saint John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital School of Medical Technology
Juahua Clark
Beech Grove
Marilyn Parcheck
Phyllis Mills
Dora Austin
Panama
Joyce Combs
Doris Lucas
David Buckles
Mary
Indiana
Registry of
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American Society of Clinical Pathologists
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