Felwood Mayor and Wife Mark 38th Anniversary
Felwood Mayor Elmo Gustin and his wife Fern Parker Gustin celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary. They married May 27, 1917 in Kokomo and have resided in Elwood 34 years. Their son Richard died in 1936, another son Robert died at Anzio in 1944. Gustin has led Elwood since January 1, 1982 and is active in Odd Fellows. Fern Gustin in Rebekah Lodge. Also notes Wendell L. Willkie High School 126 graduates and commencement details with Dr. Robert B. Pierce as speaker.
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Gustin
Fern Parker
Kokomo
Elwood
Richard
Robert
Anzio
Howard Lamm
Inland Marine Sporting Goods Company
Odd Fellows Lodge
Indiana
Rebekah Lodge
Wendell L. Willkie High School
Robert B. Pierce
Broadway Methodist Church
Indianapolis
John Durin
Eugene Mikesell
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Herrell
Church of the Nazarene
Visit our new Roof Garden during the smorgasbord Sunday
An invitation to visit a newly opened Roof Garden for a Sunday smorgasbord. The notice highlights a casual event at a Point venue with no further details on time or address.
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Central Christian Services Listed
Central Christian Church observes Pentecost the Birthday of the Universal Church with a 10 30 am morning worship led by Dr Ira A Paternoster National Director in the Depart ment of Resources of the United Christian Missionary Society in Indianapolis The Sanctuary Choir led by James Osman will sing Mrs Wm S Watkins and Mrs Dani S Clymer will perform offertory Mrs J Wallace Hall organist A Sacrificial breakfast at 615 am sponsored by the Christian Youth Fellowship for members in Fellowship Hall Church School departments meet 915 to 1015 am for worship and study No Youth Fellowships meetings Sunday evening
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Middletown Shower Honors Mrs. Clark at McNeil Home
A pink and blue shower was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Don McNeil south of Middletown honoring Mrs. William Clark of Franklin, the former Nancy Stinson. Prizes in contests went to Mrs. Clark and others. The Women’s Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at Mrs. George Rice’s home with pledges signed for the new year and a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs. Homer Sumner.
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William Clark
Franklin
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McNeil
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Paul Graves
Howard Reddington Jr
Bill Hale
Keneth Cook
Paul Aldrich
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George Rice
Locust
Lloyd Conn
Conn
O. M. Elliott
General Society
Shaweiz
Homer Sumner
Elwood Fire Department Receives State Check
The Elwood fire department was given a 2225.49 check from a state surplus fund to be set aside for maintenance and equipment. New summer hours will be 9 to 6 weekdays and 9 to 9 Saturdays at the Elwood public library, closed all day Memorial Day. Mercy Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions and report a birth at Mercy Hospital of a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Benefiel.
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Elwood Women Host Mother-Daughter Tea and Spring Meeting
The Loyal Women's Class of First Baptist Church held a mother-daughter tea with Mr s Bemba Sharp presiding. The program featured songs, readings, and a pantomime. About 50 attended. gifts were given to teachers, roses to the oldest and youngest mothers. An all-day meeting with pitch-in dinner will be announced next month. Spring Institute members attended the Seventh District gathering at the Alexandria church.
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R. W. Sage
Nellie Garbett
Thelma Woodrum
Stella Cotton
Lois Norris
Ramona Moss
David Aldridge
Davy Crockett
Martha Leavell
Danny Creamer
Wabash
Seanna Lankford
Tipton
Cecil and
Ebet
Brenda Lankford
Georgeanna Zittinger
Nellie Hood
Karen Gregory
Sue Ann Welcher
Katherine Ann Creamer
Mesdames Nellie Garbett
J. W. Poole
Marilyn Grady
Mesdames R. S. Sage
Bertha Sharp
Spring Institute
Christian Women's Fellowship
East Main Street
Alexandria Church
Garland Blair
Myrel Rose
John Bow
My Cathedral
Howard Elmore
Mesdames
Mary Clary
Russell Blankenship
Virgil Ray
Mary Ray
L. K. Alexander
William C. Gordon
Ira Benedict
Lula Jackley
Edna Miller
Atlanta
YMCA Today Schedule Shows Youth Swim Classes
The YMCA lists a morning lineup with Junior B's gym and swim for 11 to 12 year olds at 9:00, Preps gym and swim for ages 3 to 10 at 10:00, and a Beginners swim class at 11:30.
Deep water current study and a dinner event
A cross section shows stream current speeds surface tension and bed impact. A fast zone just below the surface may be three times faster than slowest water. The mid fast to slow zones are noted with labels A B C and reference to water depth. Rander's Smorgasbord offered on Sunday November 8 in the New Marine Room and Roof Garden at 2.50 dollars per guest with children under 12 at 1.50 dollars.
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Rander
Savage Infant Dies At Elwood
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Earl Savage of 1000 N 14th St died at Mercy Hospital at 11 30 am Friday. Body to Clark Chapel. Graveside services set for 10 am Saturday at Elwood City Cemetery with Rev William Smith officiating. Survivors include the parents and fourteen brothers and sisters.
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Earl Savage
N. 14Th St
Mercy Hospital
Clark Chapel
Elwood City Cemetery
William Smith
Church of the Brethren
Records tumble in Big Ten track meet
Northwestern's Jim Galliday clocked 20.9 seconds for the 220 yard dash as wind limits hamper a run at Owens marks. Albert Pyke’s LaPointe postmaster nomination moved forward with Senate confirmation, while the 45th conference meet at Columbus, Ohio saw Owens era records challenged but doubtful for formal recognition.
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Northwestern
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Jayette
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