Felwood Social Activities Update from Elwood and Surroundings
Elwood LAdies Auxiliary at Eagles Hall plans May 16 anniversary party with visiting auxiliaries from Noblesville Alexandria Kokomo and Greenfield. Members raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy and elect officers for the year. Shiloh Ladies Aid and Edna Martin Missionary Circle report meetings and awards. Community groups meet across Curllsville and Be 49ers Home Demonstration Club hosts plant exchanges and lessons.
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Elwood
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
Opal Doorman
Noblesville
Alexandria
Kokomo
Greenfield
Mary Jane Henderson
Emma_ Bittner
Lucille Kratzer
Marjorie Glotzbach
Madaline Robbins
Lois Frye
Elpha Waymire
Goldin Porter
Mary Lacy
Nell Maley
Ruth Allen
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Curlisville Christian Church
Ernest Clingenpeel
Gene Holloway
49Ers Home Demonstration Club
Emery Graham
Oakley Skillman
Ed Wiswell
Professional Women's Club
Ralph Starkey
S. Anderson St
Marie Doores
Vivian Flemming
Bernice Conway
Strawberry Crop Damaged in Indiana Freeze
May frost devastated Indiana strawberries with Floyd County growers reporting up to 90 percent loss as temperatures fell to 30 degrees. Purdue horticulturists noted bloom stage damage in Lafayette, while Ray Seiler of Floyd County estimated 400000 to 500000 dollars in income lost for the month despite heat and smoke used to ward off frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Indiana
Floyd County
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ray Seiler
New Albany
Mrs. Ethel Powell Dies at Elwood Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Ethel Powell 62 of 418 S A St Elwood died at Mercy Hospital at 9 a m Friday after one day illness She was born June 5 1900 in Trilla IL to Daniel and Estella Brown She married Claude L Powell in 1922 and he died in 1956 Survivors include her mother Mrs Estella Brown a son Don Powell two sisters and one brother plus three grandchildren The funeral will be held at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Ethel Powell
S. A St
Fred Barger
San Fernando
Calif
Harry McFarland
Greenfield
Mass
Frank E. Brown
Glendale
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Four Appear In Elwood Court
Four individuals appeared before Judge Michael E. Tancey in Elwood court Friday morning. Larry White faced a failing to yield the right of way, with case continued to May 10. Jack Spradlin had no registration plate, case dismissed. Paul Hausdorfer charged with no operator's license. case continued. James Idlewine driving on expired license. case continued. John W. Newton fined 23.75 for displaying no warning device while parked. Elwood Conservation Club held a meeting with plan for a public chill supper at County Line Road clubhouse 5 to 8 pm. Break-in reported at Don's United Oil, 507 N. Anderson St, candy and tobacco worth about 10 dollars taken.
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Elwood
Michael E. Tancey
Elwood Court
Larry White
Rt. 1
Jack Spradlin
Stearns
Paul Hausdorfer
Indianapolis
James Idlewine
25Th St
John W. Newton
Marion
Elwood Conservation Club
Jack Brewer
County Line Road
Don Dellinger
Don
United Oil
N. Anderson St
Jlaken
Alexandria School Fetes Parents And New First Graders
Alexandria hosts a pre-enrollment party for incoming first graders with 91 prospective students and parents attending. Supt. Thomas Thomas Jr. gave a welcome message. performances by the girls sextette and boys quartet plus first and second grade acts followed.
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Alexandria
Stuents
Thomas Thomas, Jr
Linda Starr
Diane Rohn
Mary Ellis
Marilyn Pruden
Karen Kildon
Cheryl Walker
Stuart Sweeney
James Millen
Thomas Thomas
Tone Craig
Marie Thurston
Mike Sweeney
Mike Thompson
Tom Champion
Pat McDonald
Carrousel
Rheba Hooker
Hospital Dismissals From Two City Hospitals
Dismissals listed from St. John’s Hospital include John McIntyre and many others at various addresses in Pendleton Middletown Summitville Alexandria Chesterfield and Markleville. Additional names from Community Hospital include Raymond Mulvaney Wava Venable Laura Nottingham Janet Blacketer and others at locations such as Chesterfield Modern Trailer Court and 909 Hickory Street.
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Joyce Zimmerman
E. 6Th St
Betty Mills
E. 10Th St
Vera McClain
Summitville
Dixie Adams
Vineyard St
Mary Butt
Middletown
Merrill Shaul
William Parsons
Markleville
Nancy Norton
Helen Little
Jackson Street
Dorothy Moore
McKinley St
Alda Beers
Pearl St
Doris Merrill
Mae Carey
Brock Apts
Community Hospital
Raymond Mulvaney
Alexandria
Wava Venable
Chesterfield
Clifford Faust
Delaware Street
Edgar McKinney
Edgewood
Laura Nottingham
Janet Blacketer
Modern Trailer
Jackie Baker
St. Charles Street
Patricia Schuyler
Hickory St
Mortgage Burning Program Sunday At Local 663 Home
A Sunday 1 p.m. program at Local 663 home 2627 Terhune Ave honors 1936 sit down strikers and marks mortgage burning of the $130 000 union home. Mayor Ralph Ferguson will speak on Organized Labor's Contribution to the Community with guests Hubert Gillespie Dallas Sells and Raymond H Berndt. George Bannister and Richard Dennis lead the event with buffet refreshments for UAW members and friends.
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Terhune Ave
UAW
Walter Reuther
Ralph Ferguson
Hubert Gillespie
Detroit
General Motors Department
Burial services set for Saturday at Kyle Funeral Home
Don is to be laid to rest at 11 a.m. Saturday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with the Rev. Dwight McCurdy officiating. Interment will follow in Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Karl M. Kyle
Dwight McCurdy
Last Maplewood Cemetery
Anderson
Highland School plans 20 classroom addition in Madison County
Township officials unveil a $350000 expansion of Highland School to add 20 classrooms. The project would raise capacity from 525 to about 1200 students, financed by the Highland Holding Company with an architect to be hired. Construction depends on state approvals and expected to start late this year.
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Highland School
Madison County
Richland
Union
Dale Prough
Highland School Board
Clark Burns
John Walsh
Robert Hoover
Richland Two
Raymond Poor
William Lawler
Kimo Dotson
Glenn Pittsford
Kenneth Poor
Union Two
Highland School Holding Corporation
Russell Fern
Robert L. Perry
Ward G. Sheets
J. Edward Wood
H. Raymond Poor
Fred Cook
Ralph Trimble
David Garrison
Morris Ashton
Prough
Highland
Highland Holding Company
Richland and
Union Twos
Chesterfield
Overeating Disease Threatens Lambs and Calves
Purdue extension veterinarian Dr. F A Hall warns that enterotoxemia or overeating disease can kill young lambs and calves on growing and fattening rations. Symptoms include listlessness feeding drop and nervous signs with possible paralysis. Vaccination and prompt antitoxin treatment can save some animals and prevention relies on reducing grain and adjusting pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
F. A. Hall
Purdue University Extension
Hall
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Stroh
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Richard Spitzmesser
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Elwood Hospital
Copher and
Deckard Rites
John O. Deckard
S. 24Th St. Elwood
Miramar Nursing Home
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Mercy Hospital
Robin Hood
F. Main
Clarence Patton
S. and
George Danforth
Frankton
Harold Levitt
Roy Erdman
N. 12Th St
Ralph Smith
Baby
Maude Vanhorn
N. 12Th
Kathy Stansberry
Larry Hughes
N. B St
James Courtney
S. E St
Washington
Pentagon
Strickler’s Hardware
ING
Madison
Nichol
St. John's Hospital
John McIntyre
Cora Shetterly
June Beard
33Rd Street
Clarence Chafin
Clarissa Raison
29Th St
Robert Boller
Pendleton
Paul Cramer
Federal
Kenneth Lane
Manor Ct
Arlene Norrod
39Th Street
Helen Orbik
Quincy Drive
663
Joint Township
Marie
Democrat
Pd. Pol. Ad
Ralph R
Ferguson
Mon
Donuts
Broadway
Frisch’s
Don's
8Th ST
Charburger
Ham
Dens
8Th Street
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