Court Orders Du Pont to Divest 63 Million GM Shares
The Supreme Court ordered Du Pont to dispose of 63 million General Motors shares within ten years, reversing a ruling permitting ownership without voting rights. Du Pont President Greenwalt urged congressional action to protect stockholders in this anti trust case.
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du Pont
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Crawford H. Greenwalt
Ocean Lake Beach Teems With Agate and Shell Finds
On select days the sea withdraws sand from Ocean Lake Beach revealing rich agate and shell treasures, turning the spot into one of the nation’s best for beachcombing and collecting.
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FASTEETH Denture Powder Ad Teaser
An advertising blurb promotes FASTEETH alkaline denture powder to keep false teeth secure without a gummy taste. It claims better comfort, reduced slipping, and eliminates denture odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Memorial service held by Alexandria Order of the Eastern Star
A memorial ceremony at the Masonic Temple honored Alexandria chapter members who died in the past year. The service featured a rose garden centerpiece with a white cross and crosses inscribed with each deceased member. Mrs Ray Mason sang In the Garden as the crosses were placed.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lydia Cochran
Warren Beatson
Ethel Bugbee
Edith Cartwright
Hallie Coppock
Ohio
Ray Mason
Mason
Robert Toms
William Curts
Walter Schmidt
Harry Smith Completes Seminary Study for Episcopal Ordination
The Rev. Harry Ellsworth Smith of Lapel has finished a year of graduate study at Seabury Western Seminary Evanston Illinois to prepare for ordination. He is a son of Mrs. Margaret I. Smith Cicero Rt. 1. He graduated Lapel High School in 1947, earned a B A from Indiana Central College in 1952 and a B D from Evangelical Theological Seminary in 1955. He is married.
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Harry Ellsworth Smith
Seabury-Western (Episcopal) Seminary
Evanston
Ill
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Rt. 1
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Lapel High School
Indiana Central College
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Rob supermarket raid in Hobart leaves manager injured
Police hunted for two white men and a Negro after robbers tortured supermarket manager Roy Thompson until he opened a safe with weekend receipts believed to be at least $10,000. The men beat him with a hammer kicked him and threatened to maim his fingers with pliers.
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Hobart
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Waymire Dies During Worship at Orestes Church
Clarence Alvin Waymire 80 of Alexandria died suddenly Sunday morning at Orestes Baptist Church where he was a long time member. Born August 21, 1880, he was a retired farmer and farm implement salesman married to Maude B Cook. Survivors include daughter Inez Smith and two grandchildren. Burial at Park View Cemetery after rites at Crest Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Frank H. Roye.
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Clarence Alvin Waymire
Orestes Baptist Church
Waymire
Martin van Buren
Sarah Dwiggins Waymire
Maude B. Cook
Inez Smith
Anderson
Noretta Clarkson
Roy Denver Smith, Jr
Ora Waymire
Rt. 2
Davis and Strider
Wenesday
Crests Baptist Church
Frank H. Roye
Upland
Park View Cemetery
Bridge Dedication Set Near Aurora Ind
Citizens of Aurora and Rising Sun will dedicate a new Laughery Creek bridge on Ind. 56 two miles south of Aurora. Indiana Highway Department executive director George M. Foster and State Highway Commission member Edward Furnish will participate in the Wednesday ceremony opening the $512000 structure.
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Rising Sun
Laughery Creek
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George M. Foster
Indiana Highway Department
Edward Furnish
State Highway Commission
Mary Hussey Dies At Tipton
Mrs. Mary Hussey 78 widow of John Hussey of near Curtisville died at 8 40 a m Sunday in Tipton Memorial Hospital. Funeral services 1 30 p m Wednesday at Breneman and Hunter LaFontaine conducted by Rev. Roy La Shure with burial south of Summitville. Survived by two sons Bill and Sidney, a sister Mrs Gladys Fagan and another sister Mrs Grace Frizier, six grandchildren. Born December 13 1882 at Curtisville. She lived in Wabash County then moved about the state, returned to Curtisville two years ago. Husband died in 1936. Member LaFontaine Christian Church.
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Curtisville
Tipton Memorial Hospital
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Roy LaShure
Anderson Church of God
Summitville
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Sidney
Gladys Fagan
Jonesboro
Grace Frizier
San Mateo
Calif
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Sarah Cropper
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Mercy Hospital
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Burley Davis
Joe Lawson
Anderson
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George Morris
Eva Musselman
Halmer Warren
Main St
John M. Williams
Brady E. Deckard
P St
Elwood Management Club Dinner Speaker Named
Elwood Management Club will host NMA ex-president H. J. Post of Post Products Inc. Buchanan Mich as guest speaker at Mangas Cafeteria 6 30 p m Wednesday. Guests include Don Dinsmore of Alexandria Management Club and Perfect Circle Co Tipton.
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Mangas
H. J
Jack) Post
Post Products Inc
Buchanan, Mich
National Management Association
Perfect Circle Co
Tipton
Alexandria Management Club
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Various community groups hold meetings in Elwood area
Recitals by piano pupils of Mrs. Hubert Way mire featured a Sunday afternoon event with students Steve Mayfield Rosemary Kapper John McCoy Nancy Mayfield David Weatherford Pamela Kelley Sue Burnette Jan Wisler Sharon Ross David Haskett and Mary Shoulders in the Way mire home. The Home Builders Class of Wesleyan Methodist Church met at Mrs. William Daugherty’s home with plans for a church budget drive a quarterly winter meet and a June 17 park gathering. United Workers Class of First Baptist planned a wiener roast at the Litsey home June 16 at 6 30 p m with a covered dish. Lu-Vin Club hosted euchre rounds with prizes and favors and the next meeting is June 1. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority set a Wednesday meeting with a card party booster club proceeds to purchase a fence for St Joseph’s School. The Elwood Conservation Club plans a square dance at the club 7 30 p m with Dick Stevens as caller. A note mentions a new alkaline dry cell lasting eight times longer than a conventional battery. A Purdue bomb hoax interrupted exams at Stanley Coul ter Hall. There are about 3 000 kinds of lizard.
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Elwood
Hubert Waymire
Steve Mayfield
Rosemary Kapper
John McCoy
Nancy Mayfield
David Weatherford
Pamela Kelley
Sue Burnette
Jan Wisler
Sharon Ross
David Haskett
Mary Shoulders
Wesleyan Methodist Church
William Daugherty
Daugherty
Henry Kinser
Norma Kohn
John Rott
Robbs Rest Park
United Workers
First Baptist Church
Bill Litsey
Litsey
James Ross ,Jr
Gene Church
Lu-Vin Club
St. Joseph’'s Catholic School
Duck Creek
Middletown Couples Visit Relatives Across Illinois and Ohio
Middletown residents Mr and Mrs Hart Bruce spent a weekend visiting relatives in Decatur and Pulaski. Mr and Mrs William Sturgeon and children visited Mrs Sturgeon's mother in Elyria, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Walter Goff Huntington and Keith Sparks family of Muncie were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Reedy Sr. Afternoon visitors included Howard Reedy Jr and family Walter Huser and family Clarence Reedy and family Dennis Reedy and family and Wayne Reedy and family.
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Hart Bruce
Decatur
Pulaski
Bruce
Effie Bruce
William Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Walter Armstrong
Armstrong
Elyria
Ohio
Walter Goff
Huntington
Keith Sparks
Muncie
Howard Reedy Sr
Howard Reedy Jr
Sharpsville
Walter Huser
Clarence Reedy
Dennis Reedy
Wayne Reedy
Hanover College to Honor William E. Wilson with LLD
Hanover College will award an honorary doctor of laws to William E. Wilson state superintendent of public instruction and Hanover graduate. The 128th annual commencement will be held June 11 with other degrees granted to Novice Fawcett Ohio State University president John H. Meengs Mishawaka pastor and Arthur R. Hall Louisville church pastor.
Duplexin claims fast migraine relief with two layer tablets
An ad touts Duplexin a two layer pink and white tablet said to relieve throbbing headaches and the accompanying sick stomach within minutes without narcotics. It promises safer faster relief than aspirin and adds calming effects on nerves and depression when taken at attack onset.
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New York
Ady
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