Christian Church Honors Mothers and Daughters
March of Dimes honors mothers and daughters with awards at Madison County and Anderson events. Recipients include Barbara Lou Hickner and Virginia Turner, plus nursing and occupational therapy scholars bound for Ball State University and other institutions. Community groups hold banquets and awards as part of the Mothers March season across Daleville and Anderson areas.
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R. G. Stone
Edward J. Weipperti
Jane Weaver
Brown
Madison County
Barbara Lou Hickner
Kansas State University
Anderson
Phillip Stern
Virginia Ann Turner
Jof
Lewis A
Ball
Kathy Farmer
National Foundation
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Anderson Herald
Iderson
Lee Carroll
Guy Cottrell
University Nursing School
Miss State University
Amvets
Madge
Carolyn Schildmeier
Anderson Bulletin
Norman Riley
Kenneth Willis
Karen Lou Stone
Ward John Weippert
J Grey
de Padgett
Jay Carlton
Seville
Daleville
Daleville Christian Church
Anderson College
Charles Selby
Charles Holder
Mary Stewart
Jim Rutledge
Grover Rogers
General Christian Women’s Fellowship
Ralph Martin
Lawrence Guenthenspberger
Martin Davis
Wilby Maddox
Mary Beth Maddox
Harvey Armstrong, Jr
Yorktown
Leon Babb
Becky
John Babb
Charles Bradbury
Cheryl
Lorie Ann
Henry Richman
Herbert Cox
Alice Shirey
John W. Cox
Kathy
Robert Dare
Laura
Mary Bethy
Janie
Lawrence Guensthenspberger
Linnet
Ralph Manger
Cindy Taylor
Elizabeth Tempfer
Richard Marsh
Melissa
Robert Lamb
E. E. Bowman
Marianne Lamb
Stella McWilliams
Tracy Nixon
Walter Richman
Susan
Debra Shirey
Bernard Underwood
Irs
Nancy
Eleanor Steed
John. Shirey
Linda
Mary ‘Stewart
Carol Ann Stewart
Charles Stewart
Robert Taylor
Cathy
Mary
Tammy
Karen
John Wright
Marion Weathers
Madonna Swingley
Pric Aid
Tenth Street Bridge Reopens After Repairs and Rail Install
The Tenth Street Bridge over White River, closed a week for repairs and new guard rails, reopened to traffic under the Board of County Commissioners. Jesse Biddle Everett Stottlemyer and Ralph McCord oversaw several days of work led by contractor George Burke. The rails aim to protect vehicles and reduce bridge damage after repeated closures and detours.
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Tenth Street
White River
Board of County Commissioners
Jesse, Biddle
Everett Stottlemyer
Ralph McCord
George Burke
Local 662 Officials Appointments and Election Wins
Jack Magers of Local 662 UAW joins the advisory board of the Indiana Tourist Association by Vernon C. Jackson. Alyce Hunter and Magers write Recreation Roundup. Local 662 approves April 5 office-shop election report. Mike Mitroff wins runoff for Zone 2 committee member. Larry Granger named alternate committee member for district 58 Zone 6. Education Director Robert Kinerk receives C10 award for outstanding service in Education.
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Jack Magers
Local 662
UAW
Indiana Tourist Association
Vernon C. Jackson
Delco Sparks
Alyce Hunter
Kenneth Shipley
Mike Mitroff
Don Cook
Larry Granger
Robert Kinerk
C10
Rock Island Line labeled losing in UP merger probe
Union Pacific official said the Rock Island line has a 19 year deteriorating financial record and is under maintained while under-dividend and short on working capital. He projected UP spending 153 million for new cars and equipment and noted the SP sale would keep competitive balance after the merger.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Sutton
State Sanitary Aid Proposed for Indiana Sewers
The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board proposed to authorize the next General Assembly to fund sewer and treatment plant costs in cities and towns that would receive federal funds. The plan, presented to Gov. Branigin, could total about 8 million dollars yearly to 15 cities, adding to roughly 3.8 million in federal money this fiscal year.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
General Assembly
Charles L. Sidle
Fort Wayne
Roger D. Branigin
B.A Poole
Indiana
Poole
Indiana Bell Official Retiring After 42 Years
Harry R. Gruelle, longtime acting manager of the Bell Telephone Exchange and a prominent Bell public relations official, will retire on June 2. Known as "Mr. Telephone," he earned recognition from hundreds of speeches, school demonstrations, and radio and TV appearances across Indiana.
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Harry R. Gruelle
Bell Telephone Exchange
Bell Telephone Company
Tune 2
Gruelle
Indiana
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