Fatality leads to sect arrests in Wangen village
Eleven sect members are jailed after the death of 16 year old Bernadette Hasler whose body was found Monday in the village of Wangen. Among those arrested are the girl's Pane, Josef Theodor and Leni Hasler, and two uncles.
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Bernadette Haster
Wangen
Zurich
Switzerland
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Bernadette
Devils Pizarre
Joseph Stocker
Stocker
Basel University
Ringwil
Water loan approved for rural system near Bedford
A $1,887,000 loan was announced by the Farmers Home Administration to the North Tennessee Water Corp. to finance a water system serving 1,153 families in Bedford area and nearby communities. The loan, the FHA's largest ever for rural water construction, will fund a project to improve water facilities across several small towns northwest of Bedford.
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Wasiington
UPI
Farmers Home Administration
North Tannesee Water Corp
Bedford
Lee Hamilton
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FHA
Three Eagle Scout Awards To Be Given
The Eagle Scout rank will be awarded Sunday to three youths of Troop 243 in a Park Place Church of God ceremony. Recipients are Jerry Bridges, Chris Linamen, and Roger Shoot. Presentation by Cedric A. Dunkerly, Scout Executive of the Kikihawen and Area Council serving Anderson and four counties. The 11 o'clock service will highlight worship.
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Boy Scouts of America
Park ‘Place Church
Kikihawen and Area
God and Country Award Presented to Troop 249 Leader
Charles McCracken and Carl Shoot are cited in Scout Week proceedings as leaders within Troop 249. The God and Country Award honored for the fourth time by Protestant churches in cooperation with the Boy Scouts. Charles McCracken, Linamen, Shoot, and Linthaven receive recognition. Rodney Frosman acts as Scoutmaster.
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Truck crashes into store in Terre Haute
A tractor trailer rammed the west wall of a Smith Al sop paint and varnish store in Terre Haute Indiana early Wednesday causing about 10000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Kathleen Walters 28 Terre Haute stopped to left turn and the truck swerved hitting the wall as Charles William Booker 43 Roxanna Illinois drove the trailer contents spilled onto the street.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Smith Alsop
Kathleen Walters
Charles William Booker
Roxanna
Ill
Judge Robbins Explains City Court Procedures
Judge Robert R Robbing spoke at the Chesterfield Optimist Club meeting at the White House restaurant on What Happens in the City Courts His talk covered the 7000 cases heard in Anderson last year about half traffic violations and the rest theft assault drunkenness and other misdemeanors About 8 percent were found guilty Guests included Don Neese Fred Butz Jon Cain and John Westerfield from the Noon Optimist Club Anderson The Safety Poster contest at Chesterfield School announced runners up Gil Bush Dave Becker Christy Clark Robert Eliasop and Michael Williams The grand prize transistor radio was won by Cindy Frank Awards were presented by Charles Michael.
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Larry Noland
Gil Bush
Dave Becker
Christy Clark
Robert Eliasop
Michael Williams
Cindy Frank
Charles Michael
Iota Sigma Union Entertained at Carpenter Home
The Iota Sigma Union of the tweru met at Mrs. Clifford Carpenter with Mrs. Gordon Brattain presiding. They voted to assist Youth financially for the Youth Temperance Council Camp at Porter's Cafe in late June. Pauline Chapman led the program on Progress Through Heritage. Leah Farmer spoke on The Golden Cocktail Dress, and devotions by Anna Johnson covered A Christian Home. Ruth Burkhart presented a film The Hook. Next meeting is June 21. Sweden ranks highly motorized with 750000 cars and 350000 motorcycles.
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Gordon Brattain
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Leah Farmer
YTC
Anna Johnson
Ruth Burkhart
Blue Birds Tour Fire Station In North Anderson
The Busy Bee Blue Bird Troop began a summer tour series with a visit to North Anderson No 5 fire station. Members Debra Hughes Sandy Burg Mary Ann Whisler Teresa Hulse Kim Hitch Patty Mc Coy Cindy Brown Elaine Russell joined led by Mrs Ray mond Hughes assisted by Theresa Hitch. Next week they plan to tour Davis Dairy Farms and invite girls aged seven to eight to contact assistant leader Mrs Elmer Russell.
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No. 5
North
Anderson
Blue Birds
Debra Hughes
Sandy Burg
Mary Ann Whisler
Teresa Hulse
Kim Hitch
Patty McCoy
Cindy Brown
Elaine Russell
Theresa Hitch
Lof
Raymond Hughes
Davis Dairy Farms
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Elmer Russell
Craft Club meeting hosts and social notes at Robins home
FRANKTON The IOF Craft Club met at Gertrude Ashbys home with Faye Williams Fern Edwards Della Dwiggins Wilda Dickins on Dorothy Tomey Virginia Gibson Bonnie Westerfield Leanna Flanagan in attendance Next gathering will be a cookout at Fern Edwards home and will be the last meeting until fall Mrs Emmitt Jarrett recently visited Sgt and Mrs Robert Jarrett of Fort Sheridan Ill Leanna Flanagan hosted a luncheon for Joan Land of Indianapolis Barbara McPearson Ruth Ann Andre Beverly Cox and Annavis killed in Viet Nam Richmond Ind AP relatives notified that Pfc Jesse F Wages 18 Richmond was killed in action in Viet Nam son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Wages his brother Pfc Paul K Wages serves in Viet Nam
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Joan Land of
Indianapolis
Barbara McPearson
Ruth Ann
Andre Beverly Cox
Annavis
Viet Nam
Richmond, Ind
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Jesse F. Wages
Richmond
Ile
Paul L. Wages
Paul K. Wages
Farm Price Index Drops Across Indiana and Nation
Indiana farmers saw a two percent decline in prices received and purchasing power from mid-March to mid-April, the second straight 30 day drop. Hog prices led livestock declines with an eight percent fall, while lamb and soybean prices rose, and potato prices jumped eighteen percent. Nationwide, farm prices also fell two percent.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
Turkey
Veterans Honor Memorial Day Observances Planned
Mrs Aubey Johnson city director releases details for the annual Memorial Day program on Monday May 30. A committee meeting is set at 7:30 pm at Memorial Park to finalize plans. 4 104 flags will be placed by local veterans at graves in nearby cemeteries. Rev J H Heyd will speak at the courthouse at 9 30 am Memorial Park 10 15 am and East Maplewood 11 am. The parade lines up at 9 30 on the courthouse south side.
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Memorial Park
J. H. Heyd
Church of God
East Maplewood
Court House
Rome Police Require Foreign Language Skills
Italian police forces including Rome mandate officers to speak at least one foreign language. This qualification aims to improve communication with visitors and enhance crime response effectiveness across the capital.
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Rome
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