Elwood News Notes Social Events And Rites
Elwood community activities include a spring social at the Elwood Conservation Club with music and refreshments, plus funeral services for Marion L. Buc and estate moves involving the Kennedy family. The Robert Wagner era looms as printers seek to end a strike impasse, while plans for a new Kennedy weekend home near Atoka, Virginia, unfold with detail on design and location.
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will/Horton
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Anderson
Middleburg
Bob Dean
Elwood — Funeral Services
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Aaron
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Robert Fes
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Kenneth Simmons
Josie Lindsay
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Glen Ora
Elwood Home
Stokes
Robert F. Wagner
Atoka
Sunset Memorial Park
Ellis Hort
Indi
Shome
Wayne Jones
Ton
Dale Taylor
Clark Funeral Home
Clark Funeral Home. Cated That the Next Move In Thelthat
Jack Gregg
Bucei
Muddy Spring Roads
Ellis Horton
Marion L. Buc
Bertram A. Powers
Gregg
Victor Castro
Elmer Brown
Raymond Tartiere
Walter Moore
Community Hospital
Anthe International Typographical
Joseph's Catholic Church
Camp David
Navy
Mountains of
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Cecil Ault
Mary Ray
Rattlesnake Mountain
Reed Enters GOP Primary Race For Councilman
Reed announces candidacy for Elwood city council in the May 7 GOP primary. The article notes his background with the UAW CIO local, his Elwood residence, and prior civic roles. It lists other local candidates for the fifth and second wards and references related civic and party activities.
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Reed
GOP
Rand RG
Joseph P.ley Johnston
Daniel Sig
Elwood
Copher
Fesler Funeral Home
Delco
Remy
Anderson
Uaw-Cio
William L. Eldridge
Alexandria
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Larry L. Hughes
Herman Hocker
Hughes
Willkie High School
Dietzen’s Bakery
WU. S. i Army
Elks and Eagles Lodges
Dismissals and College Recital Highlights At Local Hospitals
Dismissals listed from St Johns and Community hospitals include Wilford Leach Chesterfield John Lawless Pendleton and others. Anderson College prepares two seniors for public recitals plus an oratorio performance of Stahms German Requiem directed by Dean Nicholson with a 120 voice chorus.
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St. John's Hospital
Wilford Leach
Chesterfield
John Lawless
Pendleton
Florence Keesling
E.ith
St. Charles Michael
Griffin
Greenway
Betty Dunkin
Edgewood
Marie Anderson
Connie Keerns
Fortville
Violet Fair
W. Sth
Sandra Rene Davis
Frank, Son
Louella Wright
Mainx
Pearl Ford
Noble St. Ete
Martha Brooks
Cedar J
Anderson College
Tiais
E. Éth
Gerald Rouse
Anderson
Barione
Beverly Squier
Jefferson City
Charles Lomberg
Cochairman
Anderson College Music Department
Stahm‘s
Anderson College Oratorio Society
Robert A. Nicholson
Holland Princess Loses Handbags in Amsterdam Theft
Princess Trene had handbags stolen from her car last weekend during a fashion show in Amsterdam. De Telegraaf reported the thief cut through the convertible top to access the vehicle.
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Amsterdam
API
Trene
de Telegraaf
Anti Segregation Order Not Slowing Housing Push
Washington AP report notes praise for Kennedy order banning discrimination in federally funded housing. David L. Lawrence, Kennedy housing aide, says few feared outcomes have materialized and industry seeks compromise. FHA February applications rise 7 percent from year earlier amid spring construction.
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Washington
David L. Lawrence
Kennedy
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Federal Housing
Veterans Administrations
National Association of Real
Federal Housing Administration
Kennedy Attends Special Mass at Seoul Cathedral
President Kennedy attended a special Mass at Seoul Cathedral amid a tense political backdrop in Costa Rica and Korea. The archbishop awarded the gold medal of the Virgin of Los Angeles, while a crowd of about 600 watched. a side door entry sparked controversy about ex politicians and reforms as Washington’s focus on Latin America continued.
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Costa Riess
Kennedy
Seoul
UPI
San Jove
Bence
Owen A
South Korea
San Rafael
Uiac
Saat
Washington
Iin
Edwin Martin
Costa Rica
Los Angeles
Eaedal
Nonien
Yan
Pic
Esral
Tabich
Third Republic
Carlos Humberto Yun
Rodriguez Guiros
Junta
Alliance For Progress
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Joseph
Latin America
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Typhoid Outbreak Spreads From Swiss Resort to Germany
A typhoid outbreak linked to a Swiss ski resort spread to Germany after affecting 24 Britons. Munich health authorities reported one definite case and a suspected case quarantined. about 100 German vacationers from Zermatt were traced, with warnings issued in Nuernberg and Furth where many resided.
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London
UPI
Germany
Munich
Zermatt
Nuernberg
Furth
Britain
Aerosol Company Stock To Be Bought
UPI reports Western Filling, the West Coast’s largest aerosol producer, generated about 4.8 million dollars in sales and 167000 dollars in after tax earnings in 1982. Indiana’s unemployment rate held at 4.7 percent in February while the national rate rose to 6.1 percent.
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Aerosol Company
Bridgeport
Connie Upi
Western Filling
West Coast
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Madison 4H Livestock Judging Teams to District
Madison County 4H and FFA livestock judging teams will represent the county at the district contest in Blackford County on April 27. Judges included Paul Branson and Tom Foester, with several county high teams listed and coached by local extension staff.
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Highland
Alexandria
FFA
Madison County
Blackford County
Monte Alderfer
Madison
Boyd Garrison
Jerry Morehead
Alexadria
Gary Jordon
Paul Thurston
Clifton Paddock
Hampshire
Shropshire
Ralph
Stephen Thurston
Emge Packing
Paul Branson
Hancock County
Tom Foeter
Max Miller
Hamilton County
Elwood
Larry Himelick
Richard Butler
Don Butler
Wayne Boruff
John Davis
Lapei
Alan Houk
Larry Boone
Harry Cook
Ronald Murray
Fred St. John
Frankton
Tom Sigler
Dennis Hatson
Mike Murray
Gary Hobbs
Gordon Kerkboff
Pendleton
Kent Underwood
Gene Heichel
Gordon Miller
Ron Vance
Fred Wolf
Markleville
Bob Hinchton
Mike Heffernan
Steve Somoff
Buck Morton
Tom Garrison
Summitville
Ernest Phelps
Dave Kirkwood
Pete Schwim
David Street
Cecil Coleman
Marines and Chinese conduct joint amphibious exercise in Formosa
Thousands of Chinese and American Marines formed ashore on beaches of northeastern Formosa for a joint amphibious drill. U S S Princeton helicopters ferried many U S Marines to the beach as part of the exercise.
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Taipei
Aps
Formosa
U.S
U. S. S. Princeton
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