Infant Swallows Cork Pincushion, Condition Good
Mercy Hospital doctors treated infant Brenda McCorkle after she swallowed a cork with four pins. Parents Mr and Mrs Robert McCorkle said she was rushed to emergency, but recovered well and was released home. Separately, New York Central ticket office hours run 7 am to 4 pm, with later changes affecting passenger train purchases.
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Mercy Hospital
Brenda McCorkie
Keney Roo
Robeert McCorkle
South
New York Central Railroad
Cedielt
NYC
Fragmentary health lab note informs fast relief potential
A partial OCR fragment references laboratory testing and relief prospects tied to a health context. Names and specifics are unclear, but the document hints at a rapid relief option related to Bell and Gomes with limited readable details.
Today At YMCA Luncheons and Meetings Schedule
Readable items list YMCA events and meetings including Methodist Education committee, Kiwanis, Credit Women's Bridge Club, Toastmasters, Citizens Bank, Tri Kappa, and sports activities. Times indicate luncheon and activity slots. several entries reference girls and boys gym programs and swim classes.
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Juioners
Methodist Committee On Education
al C Moropolitan Development
Mounds Kiwanis
Credit Women’s Bridge Club
Toastmasters
Citizens Bank
Anderson Nome Builders
Tri Kappa
Police Arrest Ten In Surprise Vehicle Safety Check
Police conducted a surprise vehicle safety check at Forkner and Itho Streets last Thursday evening. About 282 vehicles were logged at three roadblocks with 125 warnings and five arrests for violations including mufflers, licenses, and registration. Deputy Floyd Kline and Lt. Pred Richardson reported, noting several defectives and improper equipment. The operation followed a similar January effort and may be repeated. Meanwhile Connie Nicholas faces an Indiana Supreme Court appeal of a manslaughter conviction, with a $10,000 bond and potential return to prison if the appeal fails.
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Muchel
Robert Est
Floyd Kline
Pred Rtrefardson
Police
Indianapolis
API
Connie Nicholas
Forrest
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Woman's Prison
Thomas J. Fauteaner
Local Industry Wins Citation For Science Show
Delco Remy Division earns a key of achievement award at a New York event hosted by Student Marketing Institute. The Dixon science program Engineering The Key to Progress educates about 30 junior and senior high students yearly and has gained strong educator support. Charles P. Hard, public relations director, will receive the award on behalf of Delco Remy. Fred Millen handles public details. Anderson industry ranked among nine firms singled for the honor.
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Delco-Remy
New York
Tuesda
Diion
Dixon’s Scienve
Therd
Delco-Renay
Charles P. Hard
Fred Millen
Public Retails
Hospital dismissals and name misreads raise confusion
A messy OCR fragment references hospital dismissals and several personal names including Mrs Tun St Mpe and Harel Miche, with unclear affiliations to John’s Hospital and Madison. The readable items hint at discharge notes or staff mentions but lack coherent details or dates.
Longtime Delco-Remy engineer rises through ranks
A detailed obituary and career tribute trace the life of a Delco-Remy employee who joined the company via Purdue on the student engineering program. The narrative follows his progression from machine shop learning to tool designer and quality foreman in 1949, service as an Air Force instructor, roles as design engineer for switches and jet engines, sections head for heavy-duty equipment in 1956, and later leadership as supervisor of engineering laboratories by 1992. It also notes earlier Purdue arrival, varied assignments in ignition and motor groups, and milestones in passenger car generators and aircraft equipment projects.
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Purdue
Generikoes
Edmundson
Hatch
Ensineer
Bath
Enniwille
Anderson Obituaries Features Johnson Jenzer Harrison items
Obituary notices from Anderson report SIGURN JOHNSON, 64, Syracuse area engineer and GM veteran, died at home. Survived by widow Mathalia, daughter Mrs. John Collins, and several nieces. Funeral at Wat k? chapel in Syracuse. Bonnie Richardson Jenzer, formerly of Anderson, died in Gilroy, with brother Nay Richardson and sister Lula Boweres among survivors. Services held in Gilroy with burial planned in New Columbus Cemetery. Mrs. Anna Harrison, 73, of Anderson, died after a hospital stay. funeral at Fletcher Street. burial in Speicher Cemetery near Urbana. Chuck K. Chow, 62, Danville, former Anderson resident, died at St. John’s Hospital. services set in Chicago.
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Sigurn Johnson
Johnson
N.Y
Nie O
Brownipe-Chapy’ Yan
General Motos
Delco Semy
Syracuse
Mr. Johnson
Avb
Sweden
Chicago
New York
Anderson
Remy Electric Cats
Brown-Lipe Chapin
American Airlie
General Motors
Mathalia
John . Collins
Severa
WL Am
Rome
Oak
Awnod
Donnie
Jenses
Bonnie Richardson
Jenzer
Anderson, Jie
Gilroy
Calif
Nay Richardson
Fortville
Lula Boweres
Liberty
Center
Ohio
Jett
Pat
New Columbs
Ind
Emma Strain Stiener
Willian Il
iMiewer
Chesterfield
Greer Steel Co
Valley Mange
New Philadelphia
Kemp Stierer
EC Wayne
Irs
Patricia Wilms
Bedford
Toland-Berzig Funeral Home
Dover
Nora Bishop
Nora
B. Bishop
Chuck Chow
Chuck K. Chow
Danville
Adercon
St. John's Hospital
Bowman Funeral Home
Harald EB. Foetle
Cora Mae Jones Dies In Elwood Hospital Hospital
Elwood obituary notes Cora Mae Jones died Monday at Mercy Hospital after illness. Born January 4, 1898 in Madison County, she was married to William J. Jones on December 26, 1919. Survivors include her husband, two daughters, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Elwood
Gara Mae Janes
Mercy Hosttal
Nellie Moore
Stella Frazee
Dewey
Karl
Mishawaka
Childeen
Copher and
Fester Puveral Hone
Hiwood
Little Rock High Schools Close During Integration Tension
The piece notes Governor Faubus ordering the closure of Little Rock public high schools since September amid ongoing desegregation tensions. Students pivot to private schools or transfer to other districts as recall petitions pressure local officials to decide if schools will reopen next fall in an integrated or segregated system, reflecting historic voter momentum in the city.
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Little Rock
Jesus
Faubus
Twansfer
Courthouse News Divorce and damages cases filed in courts
Multiple divorce and damages complaints filed in circuit and superior courts. Cases involve McConnell, Leicht, Idlewine, Lacy, Powers, Harting, Caine, Roberts, Wagerman, Ogden, Stern, and others with actions for divorce and related relief, along with a personal injury and property damage suit findings. Proceedings include findings for plaintiffs in several divorce actions and various complaint filings by named parties.
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NEW Seits
Thomas McConnell
Mabel McConnall
Shiriy McConnell
Byer
Gaus
Katherine Leicht
Chesty
Ts.ne
Gloria A. Son
Ralph Lawenn
Wayne E. Thafakueg
Ri Gylbert Cornial
Diverce
Duere
Hadley
Shara
Fredie BR. Harting
Richard
Superior Court
Avery
Roberts
Claude
Dam ‘S
Harris
Mary Wagerman
George
National
Taylor
Ruth
aRan
Mary J. Ogden
Floyd Ogden
Fox
N Stern
Merile Stern
Ised
Tross
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report the deaths of Chloe Soll Fuqua of Orangeville Middletown and Harold H Shopmaker, former Daleville resident. Fuqua died at home after moving from Middletown to Orangeville where she taught at White Union Christian Church. Survivors include husband Clifford and three sons. Services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown with burial at Miller Cemetery. Shopmaker died at a veterans hospital in Los Angeles. Services set for Wednesday at Polhemus and State Funeral Home in Daleville with burial in Saunders Cemetery east of Daleville.
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Middletown
Chloe Soll Fuqua
Orangeville
Alididlletown
Kenosha
Fuqua
White Union Christian Church
Clifford
Rex
Paul
Alexandria
Gene
Lipel
Paul Bell
Kokoma
Hedy Silk Be Lake
Ballard and Shirey
Funeral Home
Lawrence Funuit
St. Louis
Miller Cemetery
Middletow
Warqly Shoemaker
Dalentlle
Harold H. Shopmaker
Daleville
Veterans’ Hospital
Los Angeles
Cali
Polhemus and State
Ronald Hurst
Plastic bag kills baby in Cleveland accident
Ary Vincent David Fitch, 3 months old, suffocated Monday by a plastic dry cleaning bag used as a sheet. The child was at the home of babysitter Gladys John, 45, when the accident occurred. Coroner Samuel Gerter was informed.
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Cleveland
Vincent David Fitch
Gladys John
Samuel Gerter
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