Pendleton High plans May 28 commencement with 1908 guests
The 72nd Pendleton High School commencement will be held Wednesday evening May 28 in the Madison Heights gymnasium. Ball State Teachers College president Dr. John R. Emens will speak on the theme An Amazing Age. The class of 1958 invites the class of 1908 as special guests, listing 13 members. Sixty eight seniors comprise the class of 1958. Also noted are local social visits and Lions Club officer elections with officers and directors named. The next Lions meeting is set for May 27.
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Pendleton
Pendleton High School
Madison Heights
Anderson
John R. Emens
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ira G. Davis
Frederica Gustin Wisehart
Georgia Headly Morris
Ora He
Indianapolis
Howard Fesler
Lewis Jacob
Lions Club
Evan Wilson
Robert Thomas
Merrill Graham
Dale Michael
Lion Tanner
Lady Lions
Ben Roop
Ail Twister
Hubert Lee
Victor Heritage
Harold Thrasher
Italy Gives Leftists Edge in Early Election Returns
Unofficial returns from Italy's two day general election show Christian Democrats leading early, but the Communist and left wing Socialist vote gaining ground in the Red Belt regions Romagna and Tuscany. After 13 percent of Senate votes counted the left bloc holds a slim margin. Chamber of Deputies results show a similar early leftist lead. About 31 million voters participated for 596 Deputies seats and 246 Senate seats.
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ROMY
UPL
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Romangna
Tuscany
Chamber of Deputies
Pietro Nenni
Senate
Mrs Spearman WCTU Hostess Meeting in Middletown
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday May 28 in the home of Mrs Floyd Spearman 550 Central Ave. Other notes include visits by Mrs Maxine Peyton of New Castle to aunt Mrs Georgia Fillison and travels of Mrs Elizabeth Lee from Miami Springs Fla to her son Glen Lee and family.
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Middletown
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Floyd Spearman
Central
Maxine Peyton
New Castle
Georgia Fllison
Calvin Riley
Turkey Lake
Fred Culp
James Smith
San Diego
Calif
Elizabeth Lee
Miami Springs
Fla
Glen Lee
Eleanor Sutton
Richmond
Joe. Weightman
Separate Sherwood and Sayer Trials Denied in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS AP Separate highway scandal trials for Elmer W. Sherwood and William Sayer were denied Monday by Special Judge Thomas Garvin. The men, once top advisers to former Gov. George N. Craig, sought separate trials from co defendant Arthur J. Mogilner, but Garvin ordered all three to trial next Monday. They face bribery charges tied to sale of equipment to the State Highway Department. Sayer and Sherwood sought separation after Mogilner testified before the Marion County grand jury, fueling expectations he might turn state's evidence.
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Sherwood
Sayer
Indianapolis
Elmer W. Sherwood
William
Thomas Garvin
George N. Craig
Arthur J. Mogilner
Garvin
State Highway Department
Mogilner
Marion County
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