Elwood resident serves as pit captain at Indianapolis race
John H Brown of Brickyard Rd Elwood Rt 2 will be pit captain for the Submiie race at Indianapolis in his fifth year in charge of four pit areas four men per car and the pit entrance He is GM Guide Lamp plant safety chief at Anderson for ten years and leads Red Corner Pipe Creek Township volunteer fire department Also noted Farm Bureau meeting at Red Corner School with president Hugh McDermitt talks by Harold Berry and social events and amateur contest planned for Farm Bureau members
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Felwood
John H. Brown
Brickyard Rd
Rt. 2
Elwood
Indianapolis
Brown
General Motors Guide
Anderson
Red Corner
Pipe Creek Township
Harold Berry
Madison County
Mary Creamer
Cecil Odom
Ralph Jack
I Carl Underriner
Pet and Hobby Club
Carl Underriner
Ed Underriner
Ralph Owen
Kenneth Simmons
Lester Sigler
Delbert
Cochran
Wava Barber
Lawence Hook
Denver Mays
Pets and Hooby Club
Farm Bareau
Elwood Social Activities Highlight Rites and Club Meetings
Elwood residents report a busy slate of events with Alice Bender’s rites today and a KAB Chafton gathering hosting Mrs Zena Adavis t. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Elmer Laycock and Mrs John Pavese. Upcoming meetings are planned at Mrs Ball Woodside or the Elwood Library. Approximately 30 women attended. The Woman's GOP Club meeting featured Mary Watson reviewing the local club’s work since 1958 and hostesses served refreshments. Tri Kappa pledges services are set for June 5 at the Elwood Country Club with Richard Hoffman handling reservations. cancellations accepted by Thursday evening.
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Elwood
Zena Adavis
KAB
Howeard Jones
Elmer Laycock
John Pavese
Ball
Woman's Gop Club
Mary Watson
Id Elwood Woman's Republican Ci
Our Library
Watson
Woman's Republican Club of
Monroé
Alex
John Buckner
Libsay
Tupin Y
Sthel E. Jarrett
Zelma Fry
Edward Free
Tri Kappa
Tri Kappa Sorority
Elwood Country Club
Richard Hoffman
Elwood Ambulance Repainted For City Use
A newly repainted red ambulance donated by city officials is now ready for service. Fire department crews reported the unit was refurbished after scrapes and is set to respond to calls, including a 9:43 a.m. incident at 15 P Street where a boy was freed from a washing machine wringer and transported to Mercy Hospital.
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Felwood
City Ice Department
Paul Stafford
Raymond Green
Mercy Hospital
New Indiana High School Appoints Eskew as Commissioner
Supt Phil N Eskew 35 of Hunt will become Indiana High School Athletic Association commissioner next fall replacing retiring Phillip Phillips. Eskew has served on the IHSAA council and previously as a principal and athletic director. Tyrone Payne of Hanford City has been hired as math and science instructor and track coach for the school year. Interment for Howerd Pington will be in Park View Cemetery as friends gather at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home.
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Robert Sorg
Eaken
Friends
Phillips
Tyrone Payne
Hanford City
Eskew
al Alexandria
Monroe
IHSAA
Arthur L. Tre
Balister
State Teachers College
Ball State
Sigma Phi Epsilca
Cial
Sigma Zeta
Ihsaa Athletic Council
Wabash
Tile
Motherlin Sullivan
Canalling
Huntington
Glendale
Banealanes
Daviess County
Spencer Mortuary
Morristown
Mossi Stops Baltimore Tigers Pitcher Messi Halts Orioles
Eskew, an athletic official from Harrison County with degrees from Oakland City College and Indiana University, is named commissioner. He will be aided by Herman I F Keller, Evansville Bosse coach, following Robert S Hinshaw’s death. Detroit Tigers blank Baltimore Orioles 124 to secure a solid pitching display by Don Messi.
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Eskew
Harrison County
Oakland City College
Indiana University
Dick Brown
Rocky
Catavus
Norm Cash
Chico
Wabash
Minneapolis - Honeywell
Elsa
Phil Jr
DePaur University
Herbert
Elizabeth) Kleinman
Berkeley
Calif
Barbara
DePauw
Herman I F. Keller
Evansville Bosse
Robert S. Hinshaw
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Don Messi
Baltimore Orioles
Thespian Society President Named Connie Sprague
Connie Sprague, a junior, was elected president of the Thespian Society at Anderson High School for the 1961 62 year. She is the daughter of Mrs Ferne Sprague and will lead the group which presents several dramatic productions. New officers include Carol Pettigrew as vice president and Barbara Falls as secretary.
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Connie Sprague
Thespian Society
Anderson High School
Sprague
Ferne Sprague
W. 27Th St
Carol Pettigrew
Mack Pettigrew
E. Plam St
Barbara Falls
Mir
Robert Falls
Fail Ci
Jim Goen
Herbert Goen
Connie Anderson
Katren Dunkerly
iLyane Gilmore
Judy Heath
Terry Mace
Carol Pettis
Grew
Margaret Rector
Eloise Robinett
Phillip Taylor
Steve Todd
Kenny Upshaw
Staff Announced for 1963 Anderson High Yearbook
Senior staff named for the 1963 Anderson High School yearbook includes co editors Janet Taylor and Sandy Covington and business manager Joyce Whetsel. New editors, photographers, and layouts staff will assist, with prior junior annual service noted. The paper also lists addresses for staff members and notes planning sessions and summer workshops before the 1963 edition distribution next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Janet Taylor
Jack L. Taylor
College
Land Sandy Covington
Land
C. R. Covington
Manor Ct
Joyce Whetsel
Edward Whetsel
East Lynn St
Columbia
National Scholastic Press Associations
Jim Houser
Robert Houser
Central Ave
Tony Higginbotham
Sim Higginbotham
Sycamore St
Rosalind Farrar
G. B. Salver
EL Sth St
Paula Decker
Paul Decker
Park Ave
Raynell Sayre
Martha Sayre
Ann Payton
D. A. Pavten
Corliss Matto
John Matto
W. 12Th St
Dan Preston
Myrl E. Preston
Pam Kol
Marjorie Sokol
Meridian St
Rita Segner
John Segner
Dewey St
Mike Greene
Paul Greene
W. ‘Oth St
Norma Bushang
Norman Bush- Nong
East
Schilling's 3-Run Homer Breaks Up Game
Chuck Schilling delivered a three run homer in the sixth to break a deadlock and boost the Boston Red Sox to an 8- win over the Minnesota Twins. Bob Tillman homered twice driving in three runs and Carl Yastrzemski added another as Boston won their fourth straight against Minnesota. Galen Cisco earned the win in relief, starting after Boston surrendered two early runs.
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Chuck Schilling
Boston
Minnesota
Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Carl Yasi
Hue Haved
Twins
Galen Cisco
Cisco
Harmon Killebrew
Mike Fornieles
Alighbt
Minnaberdda
Umask
Rollas
Ronels
Tilman
Varseess
Bresud
Allen
Stange
LOO Marinda
Stigman
Ito
Rollins
Hick
Versalles
Allison
Power
Kaat
Runnels
Bressocd
Sosion
Yastrzemski
Tillman
Banks
Serhb
Sa Schwail
Cisco Iw FA Zak Fornieles Ogo Stange
Saginveski Ley
Rharia
iStanze
Sadowski
Dromimend
McKinley
Fifty Ravens Awarded Across Baseball Track and Golf
At Anderson College spring picnic last night fifty Ravens received major awards in baseball, track, and golf. Robert Adcock was named to the Hoosier Conference all star team and chosen MVP by the Raven baseball squad. Merlin Nethalis earned track MVP with Charles Loomis named honorary captain for 1962. Sixteen major awards and about six participation certificates were announced along with four golf major awards and three certificates.
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Adcock
Koehn
Anderson College
Robert Adcock
Anderson
Hoosier Conference
Raven
Clifford Koehn
Livingston
Calf
Jarl Erskine
Merlin Nethalis
Hui City
Kan
Charles Loomis
Madrid
Iowa
Jim
Fernandez
Tigers
Messi
al ‘Sever Ttzer
Tiger
Anuch
Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Cash
Jackie Brandt
Dave Nicholson
Orioles
Nicholson
Oriole
Abrk Bt Ag
Bob Machoitz iAdair
Johnson
Brown
Mossip
Detroit
Temple
Adair
Pernander
Caibie Gashod
Eben
Calif
Bob Macholtz
Erskine
Roger Brewer
Holt
Mich
Eastside
Ron Struble
South Haven
Randall Childers
Sand Spring
Okla
Indiana Central
Hot Humid Weather Forecast For Race
AP reports Wednesday’s 500 mile auto race may face heat similar to the 1953 disaster when Carl Scarborough died from heat exhaustion and drivers were hospitalized. Forecasters expect mid 80s to 90s, with ventilated cockpits and a moved transmission easing struggle. Relief drivers like Bill Cheesbours and Don Freeland are available if heat worsens.
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Spolis
Carl Scarborough
Mercury
Billi Cheesbours
Don Freeland
Sebring listed At 14-1 Odds In Derby
Sebring owned by New York sportsman Townsend B. Martin was listed at 14-1 to win the English Derby on June 6. Call-over odds on Monday night showed heavy support for Sebring, with 22,000 pounds bet on the Martin entry to win. Nethersett remains favorite at 15-1, Miralgo 10-4, and Le Cantilien 11-1 for the 1 1/2 mile race for 3-year-olds. CAPT NAMED COACH COLUMBUS Ind I AP Jon Padfield Ball State golf captain appointed golf coach and driving instructor at Columbus High School. to graduate in June. Padfield is a Russiaville native.
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London
Sebring
New York
Townsend B. Martin
Martin
Nethersett
Miralgo
France
le Cantilien
Columbus
Ind
Jon’ Padfield
Ball Stimefeated
Colunagyst High School
Padfield
Russiaville
Kansas City Nips Yankees 2-1 in Tuesday effort
Kansas City Athletics scored two in the first inning and beat the New York Yankees 2-1 behind John Wyatt and Bill Fischer. The loss ends the Yankees’ joint lead with Cleveland in the American League. Jim Bouton started for New York and walked leadoff batter Dick Howser. Tartabull forced Howser and Lieber beat out a slow bouncer to third, allowing Tartabull to reach third. Tartabull later scored on a passed ball as Manny Jimenez drove in Siebern for the winning run.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
John Wyatt
Bill Fischer
Yanks
Cleveland
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Dick Howser
Jose Tartabull
Howser
Norm Lieber
Cletis Bover
Tartabull
Manny Jimenez
Siebern
Jimenez
New York
Bowen
Berra
Dalev
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Oscar Homalko
Alice Bender
Rites
Deltas
Jostall
Delta
Thera Tau Sorority
Melvin
Farren Cox
Tom Hillan
Histo
Charley Copher
Jack Melling
Pa Julies
Joseph Homer
Sydney Masters
Joan Ripperger
Lynnetta Dailey
Main St
Valerie
Linda Olivertie
Visi
White Cliffs
Baver
June Oppensteft
Hazel McCabe
Relub
Woman's Club
Usneywell M
Noblesville
Rodgers
Wammersten
Witad
Wine Coor
Reese
Pat Booke
Roby Daria
Pamela Tiff
Ann-Margret Pee Toween Wee
Alige Fay
Joel McCrea
Shaw
Alospital Noles Mercy Hospital
Andrea Davis
E. School St
Estel Groover
S. Ae
Carmelella Cou
S. F St
Richard Ellis
E. 4Th
Alexandria
David Humphreys
Nancy Schwalm
N. B St
Mary Deeley
Robert Watson
Lawrence Beasott
Cathy Crull
Frankton
Theodora Mangas
Ruby Miller
S. Sherridan St
Pipl
Memorial Hospital
Sloday
St. Mary's
Sorg
Mossi
Baltimore
John Wayne
Ctiberty Valance Verables
Lee Harvin
Edmond Geren
Oe Wet
Town
Aackson
Elvis Presley
Roger Omemters
Ansville
Contracting Co
Fransville
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Minneapolis
Schilling
Oides
Los Angeles Angels
Art. Fowler
Converse
The
Angels
GALA
Ravens
Adback
Bud Bartz
Don Brandon
Vinemont
Ala
Murray Cameron
Windsor
Canada
Richard Davis
Eussis
Fla
James
Henecar Andersd Hienard
South Anahesion
NW. Va
Paul Jones
New Buff
Milwaukee
Wisc
Terry Havens
LaPorte
Loomis
Dave Miller
Mitchell
Jim Miller
Dan Montague
Kerman
Niehaus
Ronald
Parr
Metropolis
Dave Stevens
Philadelphia
Jim Temple
Fort Lauderdale
Roger Lehnus
Logansport
Ed Farralley
Chicago
Bruce Pence
Dayton
Ohio
Dick Howell
Lapel
Bernie Butler
Muncie
Ron Denniston
Michigan City
Jerry Gould
Remus
Joan
Bulletin-Herald
Derby
Sea & Ski
Desert Research Institute
Letz Kennedy
Oak Grove
Fran McC
Kycinnati
Oni
Smiley
St. Albans
W. Va
Lucy Jones
Marge Shaw
Livonia
Marcia Jones
Blue Earth
Minn
Berniece Keene
Benicia
Ark
Judy Deal
Morganton
N.C
Public Finance
Meridian Phay
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