Dr Virgil Sly to Speak at East Lynn Church Service
The annual Woman's Day service at East Lynn Christian Church features Dr Virgil Sly as guest speaker, with Rev George A Harris pastor and Mrs John McGivern chairing the program. The musical program includes a combined Junior and Senior Choice choir, organ numbers, and a vocal trio, under director Charles Stiner.
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East Lynn
Estel Hunt
Malcolm Gardwell
Norma Jean Perkins
Cathy Carter
Virgil Sly
Division of World Mission
United Christian Missionary Society
National Headquarters of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Indianapolis
North America
United States
Sly
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Corner College
Lincoln
Nebraska
The
United Society
Alexandria
Steve Ray
Indiana University
Department of Resources
Christian Missions
Se Laney
Ie Directon
I.U
Ecumeni Gos
Murl Ray
Germany
Community Hospital
Anderson
Karl M. Kyle
International
Missionary Council
Hester Jordan
World Council of
Churenes
Helto Community Hospital
Anderis
G. R. Lindley
DDS
Nations
N. Y
USN
Thant
Greece
Laurel Lewis
Richard Lewedis
Davis-Stricler-Noffze
Opal Robertson
Churchill Birthday Cake Spelling Error Noted
London AP report says bakers misspelled the word endeavor as en e evra on Churchill birthday cake. The plaque was replaced and Sir Winston Churchill, nearing 90, was said to be in good health as relatives plan a London gathering at his home.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Great Man
Churchill
Winston
Noble Street Church to hear report on missionary work
The Noble Street Methodist Church will host a Family Night Program Sunday at 6:36 p.m. to hear a report on Dr. Gerald A Close and family in southern Rhodesia Africa. Dr Close serves as physician and surgeon in Mutambara and travels weekly to aid villages while the Closes enter their first five-year term of service.
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Noble Street Methodist
Gerald A.close
Rhodesia
Africa
Mutambara
Noble Street
Evan Bergwall
Simpson Methodist ‘Church
Wayne
Gerald Closet
Hem
Closes
Fellowship Hall
Commission On Missions
Joseph Barney
Wallace W. Deyo
Elwood Priest Breaks Arm After Fall in City Streets
Elwood Priest suffered a broken arm in a Friday morning fall on S A and 16th Streets and was taken to St Josephs Hospital in Kokomo. Mercy Hospital dismissals include Mrs Robert Smith and baby Chesterfield Sam Fisher 1216 N 10th St Mrs William Fesler Frankton Mrs Larry Romlinger 1420 S J St Mrs Floyd Abbott 110 S 20th St Mrs Rob Vert Cline Kempton Mrs William Singer and baby Frankton Thomas Coton 2310 N A St Miss Diane Rogers 804 N 13th St Mrs Jesse Wilburn 705 S 2nd St Mrs Robert Crousore and baby 118 Winding Dr Alexandria Mercy Hospital admissions include James Beckley 1911 S A St Charles Clark 1620 S L St Barney Ertel Rt 1 Fairmount Coper and Fesler ambulance Alice Cornwell 4072 Brown St Anderson Mrs Jack Sigler 714 S Clinton St Alexandria
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Elwood
Msgr
Felix Seroczynski
S. B St
S. A
16Th
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kokomo
Mercy Hospital
Robert Smith
Baby
Chesterfield
Sam Fisher
William Fesler
Frankton
Larry Rom "Linger
Floyd ‘J Abbott
Rob‘Vert Cline
Kempton
Wiliam Singer
Thomas Coton
Diane Rogers
Jesse Wilburn
2Nd St
Robert Crousore
Winding Dr
Alexandria
James Beckley
S. A St
Charles Clark
S. L St
Barney Ertel
Fairount
Copher and
Fesler Ambulance
Alice Cornwell
Brown St. Anderson
Jack Sigler
S. Clinton St
Traffe Violation Charges Heard In Elwood Court
Five defendants appeared in Elwood court before Judge Michael E. Tancey. Robert Bradford James Woodstman and Donald Albert pleaded guilty to speeding and were fined five dollars plus costs. Jerry Bannon paid a one dollar fine and costs for disobeying a stop sign. Paul Chapman pleaded not guilty to speeding and his case was reset for December 6. Robert Young was fined 31 dollars and 75 cents for reckless driving. The page also notes a Penny history advertisement.
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Elwood
Elwood Court
Michael E. Tancey
Robert Bradford
Converse
James Woodstman
Donald Albert, Jr
Inhannapolis
Jerry Bannon
Rt. 1
Ellwood
Paul Chapman
Detroit
Mich
Robert Young
St. Clair iShores
Sonotone Wisp hearing aid small ear device
The Sonotone Wisp is described as the smallest and lightest hearing aid yet, weighing 1/44 of an ounce and designed to be worn entirely at the ear. It promotes easy concealment, urges consulting a doctor, and offers fittings at 235 Citizens Bank Building, Anderson, with free literature upon request.
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Sonotone
Citizens Bank
Anderson
Christmas Open House At G and M Feed and Seed
Christmas open house advertised for Saturday and Sunday features Christmas trees decorations and gifts with free gifts and special prices. Located at 1812 Mounds Road contact number 642 6525.
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G & M Feed & Seed
Mounds Rd
Kennedy Family Grieves as Grandmother Remains Uninformed
reports from Boston detai n Jacqueline Kennedy visiting her ailing mother in law Mrs John Fitzgerald Kennedy 72 as the nation mourns. amid sorrowful days Sen Edward Kennedy and Miss Ann Gargan attend mass while the Kennedy family holds private services and reflects on the late president.
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Erennedy
Roce Kennedy
Kennedy
Boston
John Fitzgerald
Hyannis Port
Jacqueline Kenne
Nantucket Sound
Josent P. Kennedy
Guatemala
Gary, Ind
Gary
Ohio
Public Library Board
Glen Park
John F. Kennedy
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Virgil Shy
Churchill i
Evra
Britain
Sir Winston Te Hnnmarc
Ner
Noble St. Church
National Geographic
Elwood Priest
Traffe
Fenda
Kingdom
Mercia
J. C. Hoover
Lone Oak
Lone Oak Rd
Tor
Falcon Club
IU Jr
Moose Lodge
Simon's Delicatessen
W. 8Th St
Paramount Mlc
Alta Hcpc
URSA
FLSA
Rome
McLintock
Menieesaarghpicolor
Panavision
Batiac
Andes
Virgin of Papagon
Colombia
Sothebys Auction House
Amsterdam
Asschers
RCA Victor Portable
RCA Victor Transistor Radio
Reavicror
RCA Victor
BUY
RCA Whirlpool
Oo As
RCA
Whirlpool
Relahla
Ghetty
Toastmaster
Madison County
Nichol
Mounds
Kiwanis
Caroline
John, Watt
Anderson Municipal
Sun
Honey Fitz
Faibe
Panagrom
Paris
Ten
Torities
Puewvig
Turion
Prince
Indiana
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