Masons Plan Memorial Day Breakfast May 30
ELWOOD The Elwood Masonic Lodge will hold its annual Memorial Day breakfast at 6 a m Tuesday May 30 at the temple. Awards will be given to 25 and 50 year members. Committees announced by Worshipful Master J Daniel Evans cover welcome and registration card kitchen dining room and lodge room duties. All Master Masons invited. reservations via card return or telephone Harold Stone by Thursday. Washington School PTA to host ice cream social Friday 5 to 8 p m. public invited. Wendell L Willkie commencement exercises finalized for 147 senior members.
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Elwood
J. Daniel Evans
Melvin E. Moore
Wilbur Rieman
Lester Sigler
Opal Dean
F. G. Henderson
Booth T. Hamilton
J. Allen Trimble
Feral Barnes
Harold E. Stone
Leon Davenport
Daniel Evans
William Mott John
James Kiphart
Jack Kiphart
Larry Elsworth
Paul Marshall
Larry Beeman
Ralph Saxton
Richard Saxton
George Stout
John Skinner
Dean LaForce
Ted Townsend
Booth Hamilton
Dan Bambrough
Clifford Miller
August Klingbiel Jr
Thomas A. Davis
Perry Cornelious
Bill McGuire
James Ross Jr
Harlan Ebert
Harold Stone
Washington School Parent- Teacher Association
Wendell L. Willkie
Elwood Club News Details European Trip Plans
Elwood Fine Arts Department met at Mrs. Ray F Barnes home as Mrs. Overton Sacksteder spoke on her European winter trip visiting England France Germany Austria Italy Switzerland Belgium and Holland She saw a son William and family in Europe Plans were announced for a Homer Indiana visit on June 5 with a bus from the public library at 8 am A Mangas Cafeteria workshop is set for June 15 Refreshments were provided by Clara Numz Dorothy Durham Mary Kay Stout and Mrs Barnes Honorary past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary were feted at a Legion dinner The event featured tulips French lilacs and philodendron with a cake centerpiece gift from Mrs Ruby Frazier and remarks by past presidents including Mrs R M Pilkington and Elizabeth Bonham The first secretary book was shown by Mrs Elizabeth Bonham and gifts were given to past presidents by Ethel Reichart Ruth Starkey and Wilma Reynolds Charter members present included Mrs R M Pilkington and Mancel Goodwin Baptist Home Builders will meet at First Baptist Church at 7 30 pm Saturday instead of at the Fields home Gamma Nu Sorority led by Mrs Mary Savage planned a June 21 birthday party at the Red Brick Inn in Anderson Attendees will meet 5 45 pm at Mrs Irene Morgan s Frankton home A tuberculosis fund donation was made Winners in sorority contests were Miss Freda Stewart Mrs Beatrice Acres Mrs Irene Morgan Mrs Loretta Pickering and Mrs Doris Birkenbine
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Elwood
Elwood Department Club
Ray F. Barnes
Overton Sacksteder
Europe
England
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
William
Ellis Horton
Homer
Ind
Public Library
So. P
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ruby Frazier
R. M. Pilkington
Elizabeth Bonham
Ethel Reichart
Ruby Starkey
Wilma Jean Reynolds
Mesdames R. M. Pilkington
Mancel Goodwin
Mesdames Pilkington
Florence Cooper
Edna, Smith
Lillian Towner
Mary McMinn
Margaret Peitz
Elsie Peel
Louise Lewis
Hazel Hershey
Claudine Scott
First Baptist Church
Marvin Field
Gamma Nu
Mary Savage
Red Brick Inn
Anderson
Irene Morgan
John St
Frankton
Tuberculosis Fund
Freda Stewart
Beatrice Acres
Morgan
Loretta Pickering
Doris Birkenbine
Mothers Day Program Set At High School Gym
A Mother s Day program led by Dr George Taggart will be held at the Elwood High School gymnasium Friday at 8 p m open to the public The Elmwood program was also noted at Pipe Creek Township Farm Bureau meeting with readings and a memorial service and plans discussed for a reading machine demonstration and a June 26 ice cream social and contests.
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George Taggart
Anderson First Presbyterian Church
Elwood
Pipe Creek Township Farm Bureau
Red Corner
Leonard Heaton
Pet and Hobby Club
Carl Underriner
Lucy Odom
Ellen Hook
Arthur Etchison
Denver Mays
Tom Dellinger
Howard Myerly
Vincent Norris
Maurice Procter
Adolphus Vestal
Chase Wright
Robert Foust
Freda Mack
Ella Marie Heath
Multi Race African Convention Banned in South Africa
CAPE TOWN South Africa UPI government bans the multi racial South African National Convention. Secretary Joe Daniels said the group would resume meetings after emergency legislation banning public gatherings expires on June 26.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Joe Daniels
Waymire Funeral Services Set in Alexandria
Funeral services for Clarence Alvin Waymire 80 retired farmer and farm implement salesman who died suddenly Sunday morning will be held at 2 p.m. today at Orestes Baptist Church with Rev. Frank H. Roye officiating. Interment will be in Park View Cemetery. Friends may call at Davis and Strider Funeral Home.
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Alexandria
Clarence Alvin Waymire
Orestes Baptist Church
Frank H. Roye
Park View Cemetery
Davis
Morgano bribery trials end in deadlocked jury
Kentland Indiana AP A second bribery trial for Tom Morgano ends with a hung jury after nearly 14 hours of deliberations. Special Judge W Douglas Elwood dismisses the jury at 515 am. Eleven of 12 jurors tearful Morgano shows no emotion. Prior trial lasted six weeks last summer four weeks in this trial. Morgano faces possible third trial while deportation order to Sicily remains under appeal. Evidence includes a wire recording of a $100000 bribe offer for a Porter County vice monopoly.
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Kentland
Ind
Tommy Morgano
W. Douglas Elwood
Fowler
Gary
Elwood
Alfred J. Pivarnik
Porter County
Morgano
Sicily
Newton
Washington
Senate
Victory Home Demonstration Club Meets at Joyner Home
Summitville The Victory Home Demonstration Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs Frances Joyner's home with president Mrs Ralph W Thurston presiding. Mrs Herbert Ice led the song of the month and devotions were given by Mrs James Smith. Mrs Lera Stout taught a lesson titled A Blue Print of a Flower Garden. Guests included Mrs Glen Hoppes Mrs Max Frazier and daughter Mrs Herbert Miller Mrs Ethel Wall and Mrs Cletis Thurston. Door and secret pal gifts were exchanged. Members present included Tessie Coty Lula Martin Estal Thurston Vivian Hinshaw Irene Richards GatheI Richards and Violet Imel. Rev Herbert Schuckers will attend the North Indiana Methodist Conference in Muncie Wednesday through Sunday with several church members. There will be no morning worship at the Methodist Church Sunday May 28 due to the pastor's attendance in Muncie. Sunday School will still be held at 10 45 AM.
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Summitville
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Frances Joyner
Ralph W. Thurston
Herbert Ice
James Smith
Lera Stout
Glen Hoppes
Max Frazier
Herbert Miller
Ethel Wall
Cletis Thurston
Tessie Coty
Lula Martin
Estal Thurston
Vivian Hinshaw
Irene Richards
Gathel Richards
Violet Imel
Herbert Schuckers
Methodist Church
North Indiana
Funeral Services Today For Farm Accident Victim
Funeral services for John H. O Haver 20 killed in a tractor accident northeast of Elwood Monday will be held at Pilgrim Holiness Church at 2 p m Wednesday. The Rev R W Wooten and the Rev Fay Locke will officiate. Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Robert L Jackley funeral home until Wednesday noon, when the body will lie in state at the church until rites.
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Elwood
John H. O'Haver
Pilgrim Holiness Church
R. W. Wooten
Fay Locke
Elwood City
Robert L. Jackley
Fioresta Mine Near Crested Butte Claims Second Largest Coal Reserve
The Fioresta mine near Crested Butte Colorado is believed to be the second largest coal mine in the world and the largest in the United States.
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Denver
U. S
Fioresta
Eastside Home Demonstration Club May Break Fast
A May break fast at the I and M rooms honored Eastside Home Demonstration Club members with hostess Vida Pierce and assistants Richard Fuller and Gene Falk. Attendees and guests shared violet and green decor, fruit, cookies, coffee, and devotions. Members reported Mother's Day gifts, with plans announced for Purdue Homemakers Conference in June and a June 8 family night at the 4H fair grounds. Next meeting set for June 16 with Loren Markle hosting. Aesop Club hosts Don C. Dick and Otto Binder for a 1 PM luncheon at White Spot.
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Alexandria
I. and M
Eastside Home Demonstration Club
Vida Pierce
Richard Fuller
Gene Falk
Earl Mohler
Anderson
Wallace VanErman
Ernest Luger
Purdue Homemakers
Marion Hurst
Fair Grounds
Kenneth Brunson
County Home Demonstration Clubs
Harold Porter
Audria Blackwell
Mesdames Darrel Beeman
Otto Beeman
John Fox
Joe Freestone
Merlin Fuller
Walter Fuller
Virgil Hancock
Ray Hiatt
Charles Hurst
Roy Ladd
Loren Markle
Wayne Ryan
Orville Smith
Knox Stinson
Earl Thompson
Howard Weaver
Everett Wilson
Ralph Wilson
Orville Wilson
Fred Wright
Alexandria Monroe High School Graduation Ceremony Held
The first annual commencement at Alexandria Monroe High School occurs Thursday at 8 p.m. with 119 seniors to receive diplomas. Speaker Joseph C. Wagner of Ball State Teachers College addresses the crowd. music features the band and choir. principal Victor M. Evans presents diplomas. benediction by Mary Jo Workman. Also noted is a Masonic Lodge event with degree conferral Saturday at the Masonic Temple, dinner at 6:30 p.m.
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Alexandria
Alexandria - Monroe High School
Joseph C. Wagner
Ball State Teachers College
Larry Sayre
Tschaikowsky
Madison County
Sundstrand Wins Space Glider Subcontract
Sundstrand Corp. of Rockford Illinois received a multi million dollar subcontract from Boeing Corp. to supply accessory power units for the Dyna Soar manned space glider.
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Rockford, Ill
Upi
Sundstrand Corp
Boeing Corp
Sundstrand
Alabama Dispute To Affect U.S. African Policy
London sources describe Alabama racial crisis as a test of U S stance on Africa, with allies and press reactions ranging from alarm to condemnation. Communist media amplify harsh terms while officials declined comment. Reports from Portugal Tunisia and Berlin highlight global tensions over U S civil rights at home and its impact on prestige abroad.
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London
APT
Europe
Alabama
Washington
Portugal
United States
United Nations
Angola
London Daily Express
America
Britain
Rhodesia
Tunisia
As Abah
Kennedy
Africa
Berlin
Montgomery
Hitler
Laboratories Buy New York Business
Federal Laboratories Inc a Breeze Corporations unit contracts to purchase Spooner Armor Co New York City the citys oldest and largest maker of bulletproof vests hoods and shields Spooner touts its long history and leading market position in protective gear
Joan Davis Former IV Star Dies at 53
Palm Springs California reports comedienne Joan Davis died of an apparent heart attack at Desert Hospital after being rushed from her home Monday night. The I Married Joan star, once radio’s highest paid female performer, was 53.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Argentina Attack Protested By Russia
Moscow notes a Soviet Foreign Ministry protest over a May 18 mob attack on the Soviet Embassy in Buenos Aires. The protest says the assault occurred with evident Argentine authorities cooperation.
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Moscow
API
Foreign Ministry
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Oil Company to Redeem Debentures on June 2 1961
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co Inc will redeem all its outstanding 6 percent convertible junior subordinated debentures due 1972 on June 2 1961. Payment will be 104.71 percent of principal plus 2.37 dollars interest per 100 dollars face value.
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NEW York
UPI
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co, Inc
Comedienne Davis Hospitalized with Heart Ailment
Marx the lanky star and darling of the frustrated female persona, born June 29 1907 in St Paul Minnesota, is hospitalized for a heart ailment. The only child of LeRoy Davis a train dispatcher she has spent recent years in semiretirement at a desert resort living on reruns of the I Married Joan series.
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Marx
St. Paul
Minn
LeRoy Davis
Joan
Asthma Formula Widely Prescribed By Doctors
A new asthma formula is reported as most prescribed by doctors and offered over the counter. Early testing suggests relief lasting hours with rapid action potentially stopping attacks in minutes.
Primatene opens airways without prescription
In New York physicians’ top asthma formula, Primatene Tab lets are now available without prescription in many states. The three medicines work together to ease bronchial congestion and asthma spasms, offering relief and calmer nights. Priced at 98 cents at drug stores.
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Indiana Business College
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