Elwood Reunion Season Draws Near in Callaway Park
Elwood families plan annual reunion crowds at Callaway Park with July and August busiest. park custodian Oscar VanMeter urges immediate reservations for tables as only three bookings exist so far. City Court News reports fines for drunken driving and license suspensions. Cloyd Marsh fined for no operator license. bond forfeiture for improper right turn. Funeral rites for Julia A. Cole set at St Joseph's Church with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Zion Chapel holds revival nightly led by Rev John O Bryan. Anna Clements funeral at Buena Vista Church Winchester with burial in Winchester Cemetery.
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Oscar VanMeter
VanMeter
City Court News
Raymond Hickman
Frankton
Jack V. Townsend
Arcadia
City Court
Robert Fortson
State Farm
Cloyd Marsh
24Th St
Stanley E. Legg
Rt. 3
Cole
Julia A. Cole
Samuel A. Cole
No. 7Th St
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Theodore J. Hammes
Elwood City Cemetery
Officer Speaks At Eagles Event In Zanesville Ohio
William Watson grand secretary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles spoke at a program after a class of candidates was initiated. The Elwood degree team led the ceremonies and local Eagle members attended. Watson outlined the lodge program and its Memorial Foundation before a Mirror Room dance and buffet luncheon.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Elwood
Watson
Lodge
Memorial Foundation
Eagle
Young Adult Fellowship Plans May Breakfast at Mounds Park
Central Christian Church hosts a Sunday breakfast for the Young Adult Fellowship at Mounds State Park at 8 30. Mrs W D Taylor will lead a discussion of the Sunday School lesson and transportation will be provided from the church parking lot for pedestrians before the breakfast time.
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Young Adult Fellowship of Central Christian Church
Mounds State Park
W. D. Taylor
Ground White Pepper Adds Flavor To Pastry For Pies
A pinch of ground white pepper is sprinkled into the pastry covering for chicken or meat pies to enhance savory notes and balance richness without altering color. This technique aims for a subtle, warming aroma in the crust.
Crochet Chair-Back and Dress Patterns Offer
Textile patterns advertise chair-back crochet 15 by 11 inches and arm rest 5 by 11 inches using No 30 mercerized cotton with a lacy border. Also promotes pattern 4597 for a Girls dress with long fashion lines and a cooler weather cover collarette. both patterns priced 25 and 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing.
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Thespians Win Local Oscars at Top Hat Inn
Four cast members of the Alexandria High School senior play Father of the Bride receive engraved trophies at a Top Hat Inn dinner. Janet McMahan, Ronnie Schroth, Phyllis Hanlin, and Larry Peck honored for outstanding performance and characterization. A separate awards list includes red ribbons for Pink Dress and Mr. Vincent participants, plus a $10 prize for Joe Jones in the Legion oratory contest. Circus comes to town with Christiani Brothers three ring show via Lions Club.
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Top Hat Inn
Yorktown
Janet McMahan
Ronnie Schroth
Phyllis Hanlin
Larry Peck
Ida Anderson
Joe Jones
Marilyn Pierce
Norman Schultz
Jean Ann Bowerss
Mr. Vincent
Judy Binder
Charles Henry
Letty Cotterman
Jean Ann Bowers
Marilyn Spreen
Larry Scott
Allen Miller
David Fox
Carolyn Bell
Rossie McFerran
Gary Vestal
Larry Hobbs
Anne Madden
Ton Colvill
Ronnie Treesh
Judie Binder
Jane Allebaugh
Mary Lou Diamond
Elwood Air Watch to Open Terre Haute Filter Center
Elwood Ground Observation Corps will begin calls on aircraft from a new filter center in Terre Haute on May 15. This Indiana site is among 73 nationwide and will cover from Rochester north to the Ohio border and Bloomington south to Decatur Iowa, replacing prior calls to South Bend. Also noted are bicycle tag recoveries and hospital updates including discharges admissions and a birth at Mercy Hospital.
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Ohio
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Decatur
Gladys Land
Red Cross
Elwood Rural Life Day Observed at East Main Street Church
East Main Street Christian Church in Elwood plans Rural Life Sunday services with a sermon by Rev. J. E. McCoy on Spiritual Erosion. Junior choir directed by Mrs. Russell Blankenship will sing His Hands and Steal Away. Two films At Work With the Word and The Good Book will be shown. A free will offering will cover rental costs.
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East Main Street Christian Church
J. E. McCoy
Russell Blankenship
The
Christian Youth Fellowship
Anti Subversion Action Urged By American Legion in 42 States
The American Legion National Executive Commission urged Congress to preserve states powers to pass and enforce anti subversive laws. It attacked a Supreme Court ruling in a Smith Act case against Steve Nelson, saying federal prosecution limits endanger state sedition laws across 42 states. The Commission ordered its Legislative Commission to draft a bill restoring state enforcement of anti subversive statutes.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
National Executive Commission
Congress
Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
National Legislative Commission
Sunday Evening Movie At Park Place Methodist Church
The Secret of the Gift, a sound film, will be shown at 7 30 Sunday evening at Park Place Methodist Church. The MYF devotional meets at 6 30 before the film. Phillip Watson leads the Park Place MYF lesson. Ernest W. Hamilton speaks at 9 30 Sunday morning on The Coming Generation and the Living Christ. An official board meeting with Clayton Steele of Alexandria follows Monday evening.
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Park Place Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
MYF
Yorktown
Phillip Watson
Park Place
Ernest W. Hamilton
Clayton Steele
Alexandria
Trinity Plans Thursday Meets for Holy Week
The Ascension of Christ will be commemorated at Trinity Episcopal Church on Holy Thursday May 10 at 10 am. Acolytes meet Thursday at 6 30 pm before choir rehearsal at 7 30 pm. The Woman's Auxiliary gathers Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Parish Hall.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
George A. Burns
Lafayette Club Hears State Senator Helms At May Meeting
The Lafayette Women’s Republican Club held its May meeting at Mrs. Cora Barrett’s home. State Senator Carl E. Helms was introduced after the business session. A social hour followed. A picnic is planned for June 5 at Mrs. Loren Binkley’s home.
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Lafayette Women's Republican Club
Cora Barrett
Carl E. Helms
Loren Binkley
Liver Trouble Reported After Butchering Incident
A house wife in Erhardt S C reported she butchered a six pound chicken and found a three pound liver.
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Erhardt, S. C
Elwood clubs hold officer election and spring gatherings
Cosmos Chapter elects Roxie Brumfield president and lists officers at Hilltop Party House meeting. Members share London Europe trips 1928 1930 and plan study of world rivers next year. RCC WOE and May breakfast groups meet with prizes, devotions, and plant auctions. garden club to discuss vegetable garden and hold plant auction.
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Cosmos
International Travel Study Club
Hilltop
Blanche Digel
Paul Records
Roxie Brumfield
Esther Evans
Paul Crimans
Viola Adams
Esta Filbey
London
Ethel E. Jarrett
Will Evans
Europe
Anita Waymire
Evans
New York
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Lulella Riegel
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Margaret Lineberry
Jesus
Garland Blair
Anderson Hospital
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Marvin Field
J. E. Cullipher
Garden Club
Elwood Garden Club
WO. Mays
Keith Scott
Vote For Whitehead Democrat Congress TV Ad
A political advertisement urging voters to support Whitehead for Congress airing on Channel 6 Monday at 6 10 p.m. The spot labels a Democratic candidate and expands the appeal during a televised timeslot.
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Marine Cpl Kirk Participates in Twentynine Palms Exercise
Marine Cpl Darrell G. Kirk, son of Mrs Louise Hodson of Middleton Indiana, took part in an artillery exercise April 9 to 16 at the Marine Corps Training Center Twentynine Palms California. Eight artillery battalions provided covering fire for infantry at the 650000 acre Mojave Desert site.
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
Darrell G. Kirk
Louise Hodson
Praise for Breast Feeding From a Nursing Mother
A reader shares her experiences with breast feeding praising its convenience and health benefits while acknowledging early discomfort. She notes no bottles or formula, ease during travel, and plans to nurse future children. The letter also gives tips on latch, healing ointment, nipple shields, and requesting a leaflet for nursing mothers.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Reach by Addressing Fet Terms in Care of Des Moines Syndicate
A reader could contact the individual by directing mail to care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa, using the fet terms as specified in the notice. The item highlights how correspondence should be routed through the syndicate office for proper delivery.
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Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Local Marriage Licenses List for 1937 Born Residents
Three marriage licenses listed include Robert Lee Imel of Alexandria born 1937 a factory employee and Jacklyn Jean Bicknell of Alexandria born 1937. David F. Brown of Anderson born 1937 a student and Nancy Duncan of Anderson born 1937. Norman Lee Riley of Middletown born 1933 a guard and Joyce Ann Gulmire of Anderson born 1939.
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Robert Lee Imel
Alexandria
Jacklyn Jean Bicknell
David F. Brown
Anderson
Nancy Duncan
Norman Lee Riley
Middletown
Joyce Ann Gulmire
Home accident deaths surpass workplace fatalities in 1955
About 27,000 Americans died in home accidents in 1955, roughly double the number killed in work accidents, underscoring safety concerns at home relative to the workplace.
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