Esparros Marriage Fair Draws Global Bids for Husbands
In Esparros France hundreds of girls pursue 1000 local bachelors at a planned marriage fair. Tens of thousands may attend, with buses from Toulouse and Lourdes and international letters offering wives. Mayor Balogne, a 71 year old bachelor, runs the event amid festive plans and wedding hopes.
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Esparros
France
UPI
Esperros
Spain
Espartos
Toulouse
Pau
Lourdes
Esparvos
Philippe Balogne
Huntington Man Named To High Red Cross Office
Vernon R. Brooking of Huntington Indiana elected vice chairman of the Midwestern Area Advisory Council American Red Cross for a one year term starting July 1. He has long served Huntington County Red Cross Chapter and held national posts with purchasing agents associations and local civic groups. He has chaired chapters and led committees and sits on the YMCA board and Huntington United Fund.
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Vernon RK
Brooking
Majestic Comany
Huntington
Ind
American Red Cross
Huntington County
Indiana
Ohio
Ft. Wayne Association of Purchasing Agents
National Association of Purchasing Agents
YMCA
Huntington United Fund
Te Red Cross
National
Board of Governors
Area Advisory Council
Guide Lamp Names Shoemaker to General Supervisor Role
A. L. McColloum announces Joseph F Shoemaker will be general supervisor of employe relations at Guide Lamp Division of General Motors. He succeeds Everett J Dietzer who retires June 1 after 23 years with Guide Lamp. Robert A Hyde becomes general supervisor of personnel services.
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Joseph F Shoemaker
Guide Lamp
General Motors
A. L. McColloum
Guide
Mr. Shoemaker
Everett J. Dietzer
Robert A. Hyde
Dietzer
Daleville Woman Reported Missing
Helen Hopkinson, 49, of Daleville, has been reported missing since around noon Thursday. She is described as 5'2", 140 to 150 pounds, with dark greying hair and a growth above each eye, wearing a red or green print dress, glasses, a sweater or garment, and a black purse. Notify local police or county sheriff if seen.
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Helen Hopkinson
Daleville
Anderson Police Department
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Delaware County Sheriff's Department
Affiliates Abroad Sell Most There in 1964 U S Sales Mix
In 1964 U S manufacturing affiliates abroad sold over 80 percent of their total sales in the country of manufacture. Exports to the United States rose from 1963 but remained under five percent of total sales. About three quarters of exports came from Canada.
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Paris
U. S
United States
Canada
Dolphin Club Sets Special Programs For Memorial Opening
The East Side Dolphin Club announces a three day opening program starting Memorial Day at Lindberg Rd east of Indiana 32. Activities include a pre opening picnic for members, a Sunday pool and cub house inspection, a Monday ribbon cutting by Mayor Frank Allis, a diving exhibition by Ohio State University, musical entertainment by George Smith, and a WHUT sponsored teen dance from 7 to 9 p.m. The new clubhouse with shower and dressing rooms is ready.
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East Side
Dolphin Club
Ind
Lindberg Rd
Robert Freeman
Marion Withers
Frank Allis
Ohio State University
George Smith
WHUT
Exports Rise To 26.6 Billion in 1965
Exports in 1965 are estimated at 26.6 billion dollars, up 4 percent from 1964, with output growth expected to improve. Imports, though, are forecast to slow this year. By year end 1965 imports ran 13.5 percent above 1964.
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Washington
IU Students Raid Dorms In Annual Spring March
A crowd of 3000 to 6000 Indiana University students staged a nocturnal march on campus and toward a girls dorm known as The Poplars. Police stopped 500 to 600 by rifle, a counselor was trapped but unharmed, and officials warned male students against entering the dorm. Girls tossed panties to the crowd, with black and red lace items drawing cheers. The officer said the event is a yearly spring march marked by noise rather than destruction.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana University
Plane Line Poundage Rises 22.6 Per Cent
Lake Central Airlines reports cargo poundage up 22.6 percent in May over April 1965. It rose from 1.326 to 1.626 million pounds with Bloomington setting new records in air express and air freight, Columbus continuing air mail gains, and Kokomo Logansport Peru in air freight for a second straight month.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Lake Central Airlines
Bloomington
Air Express
Columbus
Kokomo-Logansport- Peru
Cooperatives accuse private utilities in battle over funding
Indiana rural electric cooperatives charge private utilities like Public Service Indiana and Indianapolis Power & Light Co. with fighting their drive to add private funds to the Rural Electrification program. A D Mueller says lawmakers may oppose a plan to bring private capital into REA loans, aiming for independence from government financing via a Federal Bank for Rural Electric Systems.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
A. D. Mueller
Oral Electric Cooperative, Inc
Public Service Indiana
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
Mueller
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Farm Know How Fights Hunger Abroad
The Agriculture Department sent experts to 26 nations and planned training for 4,879 farmers in 118 countries last fiscal year. The program aims to alleviate world hunger through technical advice and training initiatives.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Army awards AVCO contract for 2.75 inch rocket fuses
The U.S. Army awarded AVCO of Richmond Indiana a 1 082 000 dollar contract to manufacture 200 000 fuses for 2 75 inch rockets.
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ARMY
Avco Washington
U.S. Army
AVCO
Richmond
Ind
Elwood Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Announce committees
Elwood Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi meets at Virginia Carpenter home with new president Elma Skillman naming committees for duties including librarian membership parliamentarian program publicity and social activities A June 8 meeting is planned for all committee members Ball State convocation honors Elwood student Susan Klumpp Busy Bee Club holds flower and poem readings in Huffer home Zeta Lambda chapter at Elwood library elects officers and outlines future events including a June cook-out at Jeanne Tyner home
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Elwood—Xi Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Virginia Carpenter
Elma Skillman
Betty Robinson
Betty Foley
Patricia Plake
Ruth Ann Pedro
Sue Robinson
Barbara French
Marybelle French
Saba Lynas
Romain Wiswell
Falbn Fettig
Mary Coryell
Marilyn McQuitty
Joyce Nance
Wanda Whitaker
Re Iy Foley
Dee Abernathy
Millie Vanbuskirk
Ritual
Flowers
Sunshine Gifts
Hazel Dudley
Betty Robison
Falba Fettig
Busy Bee Club
Miral Huffer
Loren McDaniel
Maude Legg
Winona Alexandria
Kay Bradley
Huff
Zeta Lamba
Elwood Library
Grace Tyner
Indiana
Linda Baker
Sonja Leavitt
Ruth Zech
Suzie Richards
Jeanne Tyner
Elaine Klein
Jeanette Lineback
Pam Anderson
Helen Leavitt
Alga Wasson
Joyce Hughes
Nancy Hollida
Nancy Holiday
Funeral Services Set Saturday For Della Paddack
Mrs. Della Paddack 82 of Elwood died Thursday after a stroke at her home. Born September 22 1884 in Bedford Indiana she married Fred Paddack in 1903. Survived by husband a daughter Mabel Adair a sister Stella Ellington a brother Lewis Knott four grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Friends may call after 10 a.m. today. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Jackley Mortuary with Rev. Roscoe Pheneger officiating. Entombment in Elmwood City Cemetery mausoleum.
RCA Color TV for sale at Frank Krall's
A year old RCA Color TV that works perfectly is offered for $195. Contact Frank Krall's for details.
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RCA
Frank Krall
Hotel Bars War Wounded From Show
Suburban officials said the Conrad Hilton Hotel refused admission for nine wounded Viet Nam veterans to the Boulevard Room ice show citing potential mood impact on other patrons. The hotel offered to reserve the room for a matinee to accommodate a larger veteran group. Hotel manager Porter Parris defended the decision citing room revenue and prom season, noting limited notice and a Personal connection to the military. The officials planned to proceed with their party elsewhere.
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Chicago
UPS
Conrad Hilton
Boulevard
Richard M. Foss
Mundelein
Ralph Shields
Fremont Township
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Foss
Shields
Porter Parris
Hilton
Boulevard Room
Parris
Eagles Aerie Honors Harold Ott In Elwood Lodge Tribute
Harold Ott will receive a nine year service tribute as Elwood Eagles Aerie secretary during a Friday ceremony. The Harold Ott Class will initiate over 40 new members with the Anderson aerie degree team conducting the ritual at 4 PM in the upstairs ballroom. Ott, elected in 1957, starts a new three year term June 2 and may become honorary president of the lodge in the grand aerie after long service.
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Elwood
Elwood Aerie of
The
Eagles
Harold Ott
Anderson Aerie
Jean Cloud
Elwood Lodge
Grand Aerie
Elwood Aerie
Ott
Aerie Secrecry
Della Paddack Dies After Stroke at 82
Della Paddack 82 wife of Fred Paddack of 2000 S A St Elwood died at home Thursday after a stroke six weeks earlier. Born Sept 22 1884 in Bedford Ind she married Fred Paddack in 1903. Surviving are husband daughter Mrs Mabel Adair Indianapolis brother Lewis Knott Indianapolis four grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home with calling Friday at 10 a m and services Saturday at 2 p m in Jackley Chapel conducted by Rev Roscoe Pheneger Entombment in the mausoleum of the Elmwood Cemetery.
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Elwood
Della Paddack
Fred Paddack
S. A. St
Bedford
Ind
Charles
Mary Knott
Fred Paddock
Grace Methodist Church
Progressive Workers Class
Mabel Adair
Anderson
Stella Ellington
Lewis Knott
Indianapolis
Robert A. Jackley
Jackley
Roscoe Pheneger
Wood City Cemetery
S. A St
North Vietnamese Regiments Accumulate Near Cambodia Border
Maj. Gen. Stanley R. Larsen said about 10 000 North Vietnamese soldiers may be concentrated in Cambodia opposite Chu Pong, with four to six regiments present including the 42nd and 33rd. He did not identify the other regiments and saw no imminent spread of the war into Cambodia.
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Washington
VPI
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
Stanley R. Larsen
U.S
Chu Pong
Larsen
Viet Nam
Mass Recitation For Miss Carroll Set This Morning
Funeral Mass for Miss Anne Carroll of 420 N 5th St will be at 10 am Saturday at St Josephs Catholic Church. Msgr T J Hammes will celebrate. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Rosary by St Josephs members at 730 pm Friday. Shallenberger Infant Robin Dee burial Saturday 11 am Elwood City Cemetery. Rev Kenneth Wilson to officiate. Copher Oster Funeral Home in charge.
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Elwood
Anne Carroll
N. 5Th St
Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Msgr
T. J. Hammes
St. Joseph’s Church
Copher Andh Oster
Shallenberger
Fifteen Elwood Youth Called For Military Service
Madison County youths listed for service include nine from Elwood led by Robert Lee Longneck er and Dean Arthur Rudig along with Lowell Eugene Smith Richard Kent Swain Robert Charles Reese Lonnie Eugene Beeman Phillip Reed Groover Terry Albert Heaton Thomas Woodrow Odom Virgil Harvey Hannah Jr Perry Eugene Elkins Leland Ray Stewart John Wilfred Borst Lee Guy Sexton and Lyle Anthony Robison.
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Elwood
Madison County
Robert Lee Longnecker
Dean Arthur Rudig
Lowell Eugene Smith
Richard Kent Swain
Robert Charles Reese
Lonnie Eugene Beeman
Phillip Reed Groover
Terry Albert Heaton
Thomas Woodrow Odom
Virgil Harvey Hannah Jr
Perry Eugene Elkins
Leland Ray Stewart
John Wilfred Borst
Lee Guy Sexton
Lyle Anthony Robison
Mercy Hospital Blood Drive for Robert Owen
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital reports admittees George T. Hase caster of Elwood and Mrs. Charles Busby of Frankton. Dismissals include Mrs. Robert Knotts and baby Harry Keeler Florence Graves Mary Ellen Hill of Elwood. Robert Owens in Muncie at Ball Memorial needs 12 pins of blood. donors urged to give at Elwood Mercy Hospital in his name.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
George T. Hasecaster
Charles Busby
Frankton
Robert Knotts
Harry Keeler
Florence Graves
Mary Ellen Hill
Robert Owens
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Elwood Mercy Hospital
Robert Owen
Cancer Society Elects Officers and Directors Here
The Madison County American Cancer Society unit held its quarterly meeting at the Main Post Office Building on May 25. Officers were elected for the year starting Sept 1, including Mrs. Harold Bisel as president and Howard L. Ring as 1st vice president. Directors were re-elected for three-year terms, and $9,000 had been raised so far with more reports due. The group reported 257 film showings reaching 18,752 attendees and ongoing smok ing education across 32 county schools and local clubs and organizations.
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Madison County Unit
American Cancer Society
Louis L. Weiss
Harold Bisel
Howard L. Ring
John Kane
Donald L. Hull
M. Julia
CSC
Weiss
Bisel
Hull
Riv
Kane
Evelyn McGuiness
Rosa Carter
Cynthia Kane
Harry Cowen
Lawrence Voss
Dorothy Gossett
Henry P. Schrenker
Wanda St
D. L. Buckles
J. L. Trons
J. L. Stephenson
Warren F., Fischer
Jack Whittaker
Peter P. Szumilas
Miss McGuiness
Indiana Baton Twirling Contest Slated June 12
Indiana baton twirlers will contest for Miss Junior and Senior Majorette of Indiana under National Baton Twirling Association rules. Event at Mounds Mall June 12 includes twirling, strutting, modeling at 1 pm and crowning at 3 30 pm. Parade by contestants in convertibles. return to MCL banquet room at 5 30 pm. Junior and Senior winners advance to Miss Majorette of America in Oxford Mississippi July 10 15. Mitchell Motors sponsors the state event.
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Indiana
Mounds Mall
MCL
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Mitchell Motors
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