OES Chapter Fetes 25 Year Members at Elwood Meeting
The Order of Eastern Star held a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Ruby Parker and Worthy Patron Gerald Heath presiding. District Deputy Mary Elizabeth Friedline of Muncie attended for an instructional visit and 25 year members were honored with pins as refreshments were served. The chapter will pause in July and August, with the first meeting set for September 10 featuring a carry-in dinner.
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Elwood
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ruby Parker
Gerald Heath
Mary Elizabeth Friedline
Muncie
Loranell Carter Macklin
Anna Cochran
Blanchard Cochran
Violet Curless
Lois Gardner Eller
Dalice Haskett
Josephine Hiatt
Veda Jarrett
Leo Jarrett
Wilma Updegraff
Dorothy Wittkamper
Moses Wittkamper
Robert Fields
Lois Tobey
Audree Frazee
Flodell Haskett
Max Haskett
Ruby Manis
Lois Poole
Lois Spright
Irene Sigler
Lester Sigler
May Sprong
Grace Stevens
Ruby Warner
Frank Warner
Althea Fields
Joeanna Winings
Nesta Reseigh
Eagles Auxiliary Celebrates 32nd Anniversary Dinner
Alexandria Eagles Auxiliary marked its 32nd anniversary with a dinner at the Eagles Lodge. Elwood Auxiliary conducted a ceremony for charter members and past presidents, presenting gifts. 25 year pins were given to Georgianna Zettel and Edna Elliot.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Alexandria
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
Elwood
Georgianna Zettel
Edna Elliot
Marie Peters
Leona Druelle
Kathryn Rodney
Ida Narkvitch
Mary Williams
Maude Johnson
Bessie Morgan
Arbuta Mitchell
Mae Etchison
Dorothy Kimm
Ruby Carver
Ruth Fately
Mary Belle Ewing
Dorothy Cunningham
Irene King
Bernice Coyle
Kay Kern
Pearl Gipe
Cora Pohling
Virginia Patz
Helen Buzan
Madonna Massey
Geraldine Keiger
Frances Cleaver
Helen Jarrett
Opal Willey
Virginia Kinder
Undine Sesbe
Emma van Buskirk
Etta Kett
Alexandria Junior High School
Janice Heritage
Connie Kendel
Jo Mehling
Judy Mehling
Susan Kirkpatrick
Mercy Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Mercy Hospital reports admissions including Thomas Finan 1325 S B St and Helen Evans 310 S 13th St along with several other patients across Kokomo Windfall Middletown and Frankton. Dismissals include Mrs Ronald Carmer 1601 S J St Mrs Jesse Dawler Alexandria John Ramey 918 N 11th St and Gavion Nixon and baby Rt 4 among others.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Finan
S. B St
Helen Evans
S. 13Th St
Fred Caldwell
Kokomo
Margaret Lineberry
N. D St
Hollis Coomer
Windfall
Terrel Reed
Middletown
Clifford Backstrom
Minnie Carlton Frankton
John H. Heflin
S. 6
Ronald Carmer
S. J St
Jesse Dawler
Alexandria
John Ramey
N. 11Th St
Gavion Nixon
Baby
Rt. 4
Donald Boruff
N. Eighth St
Roaming Dog Case Receives Verdict
Elwood City Court held Friday, Judge Michael Tancey presiding. Robert Bunch of 1910 N A St was fined five dollars plus costs for allowing his dog to roam.
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Elwood
Michael Tancey
Robert Bunch
N. A St
Population at Anchorage Alaska Near Fifty Thousand
Population figure for Anchorage Alaska is reported around fifty thousand residents. The note presents a concise urban size estimate for the city.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Dayan Warns Israel To Prepare For Another War
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan urged Israel to brace for a new Arab conflict as artillery duels linger across the Suez Canal. Three Israeli soldiers were wounded in ongoing canal fire, while Dayan warned of a Syria buildup and noted Jordan’s king losing control of guerrillas attacking Israel. Jordan asked the U N Security Council to meet on Jerusalem actions.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Suez Canal
Dayan
Knesset
Syria
Hussein
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Indictment Charged in Killing at Greenwood
James R. Rodgers age 21 indicted by a Johnson County grand jury on first degree murder for the May 25 slaying of Norma Jean Smith 22 in Greenwood. Rodgers of Marion County arrested three days later and jailed without bond after body found in a repair shop parking lot.
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Franklin, Ind
UPI
James R. Rodgers
Johnson County
Norma Jean Smith
Greenwood
Rodgers
Marion County
Miss Smith
Lutheran Picnic at Callaway Park Shelter House Sunday
St. John Lutheran Church at 37 and 13 in Elwood will hold a congregational picnic Sunday at noon in the Callaway Park shelter house. Members and friends are invited. Bring a covered dish or two and own table service and beverage. Arrangements are by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Courtney and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garrison.
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Elwood
St. John Lutheran Church
Ind
Callaway Park
Andrew Courtney
Donald Garrison
Final Rites Today For Daisy Stewart
Elwood funeral service for Daisy Ann Stewart 71 of 1626 N F St is at 10 a.m. at Clark Chapel. Interment follows at Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Clark Chapel
Daisy Ann Stewart
N. F St
Elwood City Cemetery
U.S. Reassures Families of Vietnam War Prisoners
The Nixon administration steps up outreach to relatives of U S war prisoners to explain efforts to secure release. State Department and Defense officials hold closed meetings across the country, stressing the uncertain path to freedom and Paris peace progress as key factors.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Paris
Frank A. Sieberts
Richard G. Capen
Church Publishing House Joins Project Equality
The Methodist Publishing House in Nashville voted unanimously to join Project Equality as a supplier member. It can apply immediately for membership without a stated financial commitment, pledging fair employment practices as an interfaith program encourages churches to favor such suppliers.
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Methodist Publishing House
Nashville
Tenn
Project Equality
Board of Publication
Securities Firm Must Stop Solicitations in Indianapolis
The Indiana Securities Division ordered Space Age Advisory Corp of Indianapolis to suspend solicitation of securities business for failing to keep adequate transaction records. Secretary of State William N. Salin said the action upholds market integrity and may be lifted once proper records are provided.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Securities Division
Space Age Advisory Corp
William N. Salin
Indiana
Salin
Agreement Reached In Strike Conduct
Representatives of several construction unions met with non union workers at Vigo County sheriff s office and reached a peace agreement. Deputy Sheriff Ron Lee said both sides agreed to drop charges filed against each other after clashes. A non union worker was struck in the head with a shovel in a scuffle at a Terre Haute housing subdivision.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Vigo County Sheriff's Office
Ron Lee
Terre Haute
Pendleton Publisher Guilty of Tax Evasion
Harold F. Weaver, 59, Pendleton publisher of the Pendleton Times, was fined 1500 dollars and given five years probation after pleading guilty to failing to file employer quarterly federal tax returns from 1963 to 1968. Shortages dating back to 1958 exceeded 20000 dollars, excluding penalties, witnesses testified.
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Harold F. Weaver
Pendleton
Indianapolis
Dale J. Holder
Weaver
Pendleton Times
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