Former Anderson Man Receives Kennedy Award
David Hall of Allouez Wisconsin was named Handicapper of the Year by the Presidents Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. The 27 year old, paralyzed from an automobile accident in 1955, has led a life of service aiding the handicapped and promoting traffic safety. Hall received a sterling silver trophy mounted on mahogany at a Kokomo church ceremony attended by family and officials. His comeback and dedication to workshop programs and speaking engagements were praised by Congressman Byrnes in the Congressional Record.
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Fort Huron Mich
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Kentucky
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Missouri
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Donna Ysis
Indianapolis
Cubs Scouts Note Year's Completion At April Meeting
The report highlights a March construction total of 75.844 million dollars for future projects by FW Dodge Corp with a year’s first quarter total of 151.96 million, a 12 percent rise from 1962. Nonresidential work led March gains while residential fell and public works declined. The piece also mentions community service themes and local visits across families and churches in Avon and surrounding areas.
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Steve Cox
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den 2 Cubs
Jimmie
Pean Stohler
Jimmy Prenatt
Bethe Jimmie Wilson
Jerry Se
Markleville Cub Pack 238 Honors First-Year Completion
The April Pack Meeting of Markleville Cub Pack 238 marked its first-year finish with Den 2 leading the ceremony. Cubmaster Roscoe Fadely received a diploma and a grand howl in appreciation of guidance. awards went to Alan Hackleman, Mike Raper, and David Markle for Wolf, Lion, and Silver Arrowpoint Bear. The event also noted year pins and attendance, with local attention to community leaders and parents.
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Jimmie
Rod-lago
Virginia
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Donnie Odém
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Ted
Heim
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Joey Palat
Marion
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Vafore
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Feurlh
Gretchen Stohl
Mary Markle
Lydia Padely
Mansfield
lRescoe Fadely
Max Markle
Jimi
Stohler
Herbert Sthler
Fred Mill
Joe Palat Mansfield
David
Charlesi
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Gary Miller
Ron
Cloverdale Church Holding Revival
Revival meetings are under way at Cloverdale Church of God at 7 p.m. nightly through May 12 led by evangelist Rev. L. Roy Lee with picture charts and demonstrations. The revival aims to draw the public to hear messages at the Cloverdale venue and related theaters in nearby towns operate syndicate circuits.
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Bruce Partner Chosen for NSF Mathematics Institute at BGSU
Bruce I. Partner of Anderson Ohio is one of seven secondary teachers selected for a National Science Foundation funded Academic Year Institute in Mathematics at Bowling Green State University starting July 17. The program trains mathematics supervisors and leads to a specialist degree with a $3375 stipend plus travel and tuition coverage.
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Golf Club Road
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Richland- Union Townships
DePauw University
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Purdue Professor Named Indianapolis Campus Director
Purdue University announced Dr. Jack I. M. Ryder will lead the Indianapolis campus replacing Dr. Clifford L. Larsen who resigned for a California post. Ryder, formerly assistant dean of extension at Purdue, is from Bellevue Kentucky and is a Michigan State University graduate with a background as a Michigan public school administrator.
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Purdue University
Jack IM. Ryder
Dr. Ryder
Purdue
Clifford L. Larsen
California
Bellevue, Ky
Michigan State University
Michigan Public Schools
Otterbein Orphanage Alumni Gather for 50th Anniversary
EUB Otterbein Home near Lebanon Ohio invites former residents for a May 19 reunion starting 9 30 a m at the 1500 acre farm. The picnic event aims to reconnect alumni who lived at the home over the last fifty years and features on site food machines for attendees. Otterbein has cared for orphans and children from varied backgrounds leading many to become professionals. The orphanage seeks to recontact former residents.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Evangelical United Breth En Church
Fanama Canal
Indiana Nonfarm Employment Rises in Mid April Report
First mid April estimates show 1,484,300 Indiana nonfarm workers employed, up 27,800 from March and 33,400 from last April. Unemployment rate falls to 4.0 percent, matching 1956’s level, with seasonal gains and nonseasonal manufacturing increases noted by Director Lewis F. Nicolini. The April unemployment count is about 85,900, with roughly 72,700 jobless at the time.
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Mareh
Nicolini
Ashbaucher Named Chief Roads Engineer
AP reports 60 year old Fred L. Ashbaucher of Indianapolis named chief engineer of the State Highway Department. A Purdue University graduate, he has served with the department since 1932 and was acting chief engineer since last year. Charles H. Hunnel of Morristown named engineer of roads and road construction.
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Fred L. Ashbaucher
State Highway Department
Ashbaucher
Bhuffite
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Tate
Charles H. Hunnel
Morristown
Gineer
Russian Language Club Formed Here
A new Russian language club at Anderson College invites all interested in Russian and Soviet culture. Prof. Peter Tjart is adviser and expects more members beyond current language students. Susan Shut of Leechburg Pennsylvania was elected president with Judy Martin of Cincinnati Ohio as secretary and Andy New of South Charleston West Virginia as treasurer.
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Ohio
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South Charleston
W. Va
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