Elwood Council Debates Street Lights and Annexation Plan
Elwood City Council met at city hall to discuss installing downtown street lights and to review a land annexation proposal by Dooley Construction Co for 64 new homes southwest of Elwood. The panel approved fund transfers and street petitions while deferring a 1300 block So F Street light request. Mayor Robert Fortson presided.
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Elwood
Roger Dooley
Dooley Construction Co
So. I
19Th St
So. D
6Th St
So. F St
Robert Fortson
Hazelwood PTA Meeting Postponed to May 15
The Hazelwood PTA announces the regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday May was postponed to Tuesday May 15 due to elections in the school building.
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Hazelwood Pta
Public Auctions At Carter Nursery And Dundee Sale
Public auctions announced led by H D Kirk at Carter Nursery and Ola Roeder Clark sale near Dundee with auctioneers Bill Petty and details on times and locations. Market notes report modest cotton textile activity with higher prices dampening forward buying and unchanged 80 square print cloth prices. Nigeria’s chief exports listed include cocoa palm oil peanuts cotton and tin.
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Carter Nursery
Anderson Sale
H. D. Kirk
Ola G. Roeder Clark
Dundee
Orestes
Gulf Filling Station
Bill Petty
New York
Nigeria
Africa
Share Prices Turn Weaker
New York stocks declined Monday with late selling dampening enthusiasm. Oils aircrafts steels and several rails fell while motors dipped except Studebaker Packard which rose 9 percent on merger rumors. After hours International Harvester denied talks with Studebaker. Total volume reached 2,550,000. AP 60 down 90 cents to 190.40. AMEX mixed on 1,250,000 shares.
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New York
Studebaker- Packard
Wall Street
International Harvester
Studebaker
Radiotelevision
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Wheat Declines Amid Weak Grain Market Chicago
Weak tone in wheat led to declines of more than three cents as soybeans held, oats and corn mixed, rye down while soybeans fluctuated. Selling persisted through the session, following last week’s range losses and stronger moisture in the Southwest improving crop prospects.
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Chicago
New York Bond Market Mixed as Beans Lead Strength
U S government bonds rose Monday with the corporate list mixed. Rust rails and utilities saw late selling while quality issues held firm and industrials gained modestly. Volume reached 4 350 000, oil rose to 15 1 4 cents, meal to 59 00 59 50 a ton. New England shoe production hit a 1955 record at 216 814 000 pairs, up 12 percent.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
New England
Lighter hogs, cattle, and sheep mix markets report
Hog prices slipped 15 to 25 cents with salable receipts around 10 000. Butchers mostly 15.00 to 15.25. top 15.65. Sows 11.50 to 13.75. Cattle steady to higher with 18 000 head and primes 23.50 to 25.00. steers 20.00 to 21.00 for most, heifers 21.00 to 21.50, cows 9.00 to 13.50. Sheep 500 head. lambs around 23.00 to 24.00 with some 27.00 bids. United States Army plans to recruit 300 000 men and maintains arsenals for future weapons programs.
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Chicago
United States Army
Muncie Livestock Prices Dip Across Hogs and Cattle
Hogs were 25 cents lower on Monday with varied quotes for grades and weights from 200 to over 360 pounds. Cattle prices show Good to choice steers up to 20 dollars, cows and bulls noted with ranges, calves steady, and lambs and sheep also easing slightly.
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Muncie
California radioman weds Egyptian girl in Cairo engagement
Carroll Pederson of Salinas California proposed by letter after a 17 month long distance courtship. He gave Laurence Shaker the engagement ring at the great pyramid of Cheops and they plan to marry in Cairo within two weeks then honeymoon at a Mediterranean resort.
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Carroll Pederson
Pederson
Salinas
Calif
Laurence Shaker
California
Great Pyramid of
Cheops
Cairo
All Saints Cathedral
Dismissed Patients From St. Johns Hospital
List of individuals discharged from St. Johns Hospital including Mildred Ball Pendleton Bessie Roberts 536 W Vineyard St Charles Schultz and son Pendleton James Wheeler and son 2728 Seminole Dr David Watson and daughter 1421 Drexel Dr Omer Melson 1522 W 5th St Mary Foland 324 Ruddle Ave Inis Dinkins Rt 4 Box 26 Adrene Beresford 224 Elva St Clarence Adams 1420 W 10th St Lillian Carder 2807 FE 5th Ada Starrett 2231 W 25th Clarence Nevin Middletown Walter Sheler 2910 Fletcher St Dan Fisher 1920 Euclid Dr Edwin Belknap 1215 Delaware Catherine Cotton 222114 Martindale St
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St. John’s Hospital
Mildred Ball
Pendleton
Bessie Roberts
Vineyard St
Charles Schultz
James Wheeler
Seminole
David Watson
Drexel
Omer Melson
W. 5Th St
Mary Foland
Ruddle Ave
Inis Dinkins
Box
Adrene Beresford
Elva St
Clarence Adams
Clarence Nevin
Middletown
Walter Sheler
Fletcher St
Dan Fisher
Euclid
Edwin Belknap
Delaware
Atoms for Peace Film At Luncheon For Exchance Club
The Anderson Exchance Club meets at noon with a film Atoms for Peace arranged by John Beamer Fifth District representative and club secretary W C Hilligoss announces. A King Bros Circus financial report will be presented from last week’s Athletic Park event. A 3 game bowling match is set for May 10 at 7 30 pm between Exchance No 2 and Civic League champions with teams led by Watkins Wolf Dunn Murman Hoppes and Tahash Beasley Seybert Haven Hawkins.
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Anderson Exchance Club
Atoms For Peace
YMCA
John Beamer
Fifth District
W. C. Hilligoss
King Bros
Athletic Park
Exchange
Anderson Center
Bill Watkins
Don Wolf
Floyd Dunn
Harvey Murnan
Dean Hoppes
Ralph Tahash
James Beasley
Max Beigh
0. W. Haven
Willard Hawkins
Mike Seybert
Beamer Speaks at Anderson College During Primary Eve
Congressman John V. Beamer from the Indiana Sun District spoke at Anderson College in a Young Republicans session. His appearance capped programs featuring candidates on today’s primary ballot.
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John V. Beamer
Indiana Sun District
Anderson College
Young Republicans Club
Congress
29th Street PTA To Seat Officers
Patrons of 29th Street School will install officers for the coming year during the PTA meeting Wednesday at 7 p m in the school. Lowell Bennett president will lead the meeting with devotions by Mrs Maurice Lupton.
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29Th Street School
PTA
Lowell Bennett
Maurice Lupton
Ruth Bronnenberg
Greta Lauderbaugh
Katherine Langell
Bennett
Maurice Kellum
Tom Taylor
David Dickey
Public Works Bid Notice and Multiple Estate Notices
Board of Public Works of Anderson Indiana will accept bids by May 23 1956 for one six cylinder two door sedan with non collusion affidavits and 19 per cent certified or surety bid bond. Right to reject bids reserved. Also several probate notices appointing administrators and executors for estates of Hacker Atteberry Rector and DuSang with six month claim filing deadlines and final settlement hearing guidance.
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Board of Public Works
City of
Anderson
C.S.T
Anderson Water Works
State Board of Accounts
State of
Indiana
Willis Winkler
Anna L. Onstott
Charles M. Hacker
Seid
Classified Ad Rates and Rates Notice
Classified ad rates for Anderson Newspapers detail minimum charges and per line pricing for various insertion lengths. Discounts apply for cash or payment within seven days, with different costs for one paper only. Contact numbers 6338 and 2496 for dirt and grading services.
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Anderson Newspapers
Herald
The
Bulletin
Wm. Russell
Notice of Estate Administration for William Vanderluit
On May 2 1956 Willard H Vanderluit was appointed administrator of the estate of William Vanderluit. The estate is to be sol vented at Anderson. May include further filings on May 8 15 22.
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Joseph H. Armington
Madison County
Indiana
Daniel D. Quickel
James H. Litchfield
Emma D. Atteberry
Anderson
Carl F. Morrow
Elizabeth M. Rector
Peter Rector
Busby
Davisson, Cooper and Farr
Cecil Fowler
Superior Court Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr
Willard H. Vanderluit
William Vanderluit
BLUE LUSTRE Upholstery Cleaner Featured by FAIR STORE
An advertisement highlights the BLUE LUSTRE cleaner promising soft, clean upholstery. It is presented by FAIR STORE in a concise product pitch.
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Hazelwood
New York Stock Exchange
and McKinnon
Alaska
Juneau
Ewes
American Motors
Amer
Tel
Tei
Steen
Seer Eevie
Armour
Avco Beer
Edes Bendix
Stees
Neue
Chrysler
Container
Curtiss Wright
Ford
al Motors
Ada Gillette
Goodyear
Illinois
Web. Nite
Anderson Sale Barn
Dublin, Ind
Anderson Poultry
Muncie Livestock
Wilf
Pyramid
Sphinx
Miss Shaker
Trans World Airlines
Lillian Carder
Ada Starrett
Catherine Cotton
Martindale St
Beamer
Charles F
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Anderson High School
Indiana Teachers College
Indiana University School of Law
AmVet
American Legion
Anderson, Indiana
Juvenile Court
29Th Street Pta
Chester G. Adams
Superior Court Bagot
Free and Shearer
Clay DuSang
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Commissioner's Court
Marie V. Weer
Meridian St. Anderson
Hook Drugs, Inc
Gladys E. Beckwith
Madison Ave
Edward & Rosatella McGinn
Columbus Ave
Frank Scampmorte
Main St
Alan Langford
Louise Linder
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Comission
Victor G. Walmer
Walter P. Weyland
H. May
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Senona
Jeff Covington
Phillip Whiteman
North Washington
Chesterfield
Central
Park Place
Daily Sun
Columbus
R. W. Beeman Gravel Co
REJ Shoes
Children’s
East Savey's
Es Urgan’s
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