Sewer To Close Nichol Avenue
Contractors on a seven million dollar sewer project plan to run the line south from 10th Street across Nichol Avenue within two weeks. The John Street sewer is complete from 3rd to 9th Streets with north John Street pavement finished. The new section will extend to 14th Street beside the New York Central Railroad, potentially requiring building moves and utility line relocations including gas pipes, delaying work at Nichol and John Avenues. First short wave broadcast was heard in 1924.
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10Th St
Nichol Ave
John Street
9Th Sts
John St
14Th St
New York Central Railroad
Nicho Ave
John St.Nichol Ave
John W. Craig Dies Tuesday At Nursing Home
John Wesley Craig, 86, of Elwood, died at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Miramar Nursing Home He was born August 15 1877 in Lowtown Indiana and married Elizabeth Bullard in 1901 He leaves three daughters Lela Beeman Mary Etchison and Alice Ladford three sons Orval Joan and Forrest Craig eighteen grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren Friends may call at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home after 7 p m today Services will be held there at 10 a m Friday with Rev J E McCoy of East Main Street Christian Church in charge Burial will be in Paul Land Cemetery at St Paul Indiana
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Elwood
John Wesley Craig
S. E St
Miramar
Lowtown
Ind
John W
Lucy Craig
Elizabeth Bullard
Eagles Lodge
Lela Beeman
Mary Etchison
Alice Ladford
Driving Both Sides of the Street in Topeka Crackdown
In Topeka Kansas officials began a 1962 crackdown on legally blind drivers. Proof meant recipients of state welfare aid for blindness. In 15 months 136 drivers surrendered their licenses.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Revival Services at Chesterfield First Free Will Baptist Church
The Good News Evangelistic Association will lead revival services at Chesterfield First Free Will Baptist Church starting Monday at 7:00 p.m. The team includes Rev Herman Hersy of Florence South Carolina a Bob Jones University graduate and pianist and Rev Bill Gardner also from Florence a Free Will Baptist Bible College graduate and tenor. Both will preach nightly through Sunday October 13 with Rev Henry Patterson hosting and inviting the public to attend.
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Chesterfield First Free Will Baptist Church
Good News Evangelistic Association
Herman Hersy
Bill Gardner
Florence
S.C
Hersy
Bob Jones University
St. Louis Institute of Music
First Free Will Baptist Church
Raleigh
N.C
Mr. Gardner
Free Will Baptist Bible College
Nashville, Tenn
Henry Patterson
Elwood appoints Laudeman health officer. board filled
Mayor Stockdale announced Dr. W A Laudeman will be Elwood's city health officer succeeding the late Dr Merle Hoppenrath. Robert L DeHarity named lay member to fill board vacancy. other members include Dr Ralph R Plougie Dr Martin Hanson and Dr E S Johnson. Meetings set at 1300 Main St and Beckley home with Rev Thurman Oren in charge. Christian Science weekly study and Golden Text from John 7 24 upcoming.
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Elwood
Luther Stockdale
W. A. Laudeman
Laudeman
Health Board
Merle Hoppenrath
Stockdale
Robert L. DeHarity
Hoppenrath
Ralph R. Plougie
Martin Hanson
S. Johnson
City Board of Health
Main St
Otis Hoppenrath
Funeral services for Harry J. Fouts held at St Josephs
Elwood Ohio funeral notices report Harry J. Fouts 53 died at Holy Family Home Carma. Services Sunday at 10 am at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr T J Hammes officiating. Burial Elwood City Cemetery. Friends may call Robert L Jackley Funeral Home until 9 30 am. Leo F Peitz 72 death at 627 Main St. rites at St Josephs Thursday 11 am. Msgr Hammes officiant. Burial Catholic Cemetery. Copher Fesler Funeral Home receiving friends. John Robinson European work exchange student spoke to Mounds Kiwanis at the YMCA Grady Mayo led program.
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Elwood
Harry J. Fouts
Holy Family
Carma
Ohio
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
T. J. Hammes
Elwood City Cemetery
Robert L. Jackley
Leo F. Peitz
Main St
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Copher
John Robinson
YMCA
Grady Mayo
Realtors To Hear Austin At Meeting
Robert Austin, Anderson attorney and chamber president, will speak on the new city county building at the Anderson Board of Realtors noon meeting Friday at Farris Cafeteria. Program chairman is Ralph Parent.
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Robert Austin
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Board of Realtors
Farris
Ralph Parent
Elwood social activities and club notices
Multiple Elwood groups announce meetings this week. Mothers will meet at 7 pm at the Legion Post with reports from 1961 to 1963 and gifts for games. Mix and Fix Demonstration Club meets Oct 8 at Mrs Jarrett's home at 1 30 pm with Home furnishings lesson by Mrs Hutcheson and devotions by Mrs Meyer. Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi hosts 7 30 pm gathering at 1903 Main St with program led by Mrs Fettig. Shiloh Ladies Aid marks Golden anniversary with all day church event and noon pitch in. Leisure Ladies Aid meets 1 30 pm at Mrs Bright Hinds home with Mrs Leach co hosting.
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Elwood
Legion Post
Kenneth Jarrett
Don Bohlander
Jack Hutcheson
Robert Meyer
Shiloh Ladies Aid Society
Leisure Ladies Aid Society
Bright Hinds
Wayne Leach
Alexandria church groups plan fish fry and gatherings
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Epworth Methodist Church finalized plans for a public fish fry on Oct 4 from 5 to 8 pm at the 4-H Home Economics Building east of Alexandria. Tickets are from members or downtown. Other notes cover circle supper, D of I chili supper and Ladies Aid meeting at Our Blessed Saviour Lutheran Church with hostesses named. OES meeting at Masonic Temple led by officers.
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Alexandria
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Epworth Methodist Church
Charles Scott
Paul DuPony
Jonah Club
Jennings Summa
Mesdames
Elizabeth Horn
Lawrence Durzinsky
Ralph Thurston
Edith Garringer
Rae Lee
Dwight Montgomery
Leigle Walker
Arville Renner
DuPony
Circle
Friendly Circle
Florida
D. of I
Daughters of Isabella of St. Mary's Catholic Church
Our Blessed Saviour Lutheran Church
James Stevens
Robert Stevens
Supreme Court Employee Ruling Sparks Criticism in Indiana
Loganport Indiana. Donald Freehafer head of the Indiana Association for Mental Health criticized a Monday ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court upholding the Jennings Circuit Court decision to reinstate Merle C. Jackson at Muscatatuck School after he was fired for belting a 14 year old female inmate. Freehafer called the decision unfortunate and an invitation to sadism. He argued it blurs lines between wards of the state and children in home care, warning it may reduce mental health administrators authority. Dr Stewart Ginsberg, state mental health commissioner, said the court will be followed and that Jackson will be reinstated with pay as ordered.
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Logansport
Ind
UPT
Donald Freehafer
Indiana Association For Mental Health
Indiana Supreme Court
Jennings
Merle C. Jackson
Muscatatuck
Freehafer
Freehofer
Stewart Ginsberg
Jackson
Supreme Court
Ginsberg
Highland Class Officers For 1963 64 At Highland
Highland High School announces student officers by grade for 12th through 9th and Sth grades with named presidents and treasurers. The Highland F F A supervised by James Taylor will join the county land judging contest at Roy Canfield Farm in Frankton on Thursday Oct 3.
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Highland
Highland High School
Barbara Blockson
David Pike
Nanette Davis
Cris Dickerson
John Wiley
Larry Hood
Jackie Strunk
Betty Boyd
Dick Hovermaie
Vedee Martin
Judy Forkner
Janice Carter
Steve, Frank
Mike McKnight
Penny Blockson
John Saubert
Mark Cade
Nancy Mathews
Melanie Powell
Tresa Dale
Highland F. F. A
James Taylor
F.F.A
Roy Canfield
Frankton
Bennett Representative Heads to ADA Delegates Meet
Dr. R. A. Bennett local dentist will serve as representative to the House of Delegates of the American Dental Association October 14 to 17 in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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R. A. Bennett
House of Delegates
American Dental Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Recent Visitors At Frankton
A list of visits and movements in Frankton and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Walker toured Indianapolis. Several Middletown residents including Mrs. G. C. Beher and Miss Nellie Jones visited Miss Mary Beher. Edna Perry funeral services were held in Louisville. The Snooks bought a Walnut Street home in Anderson and teachers from Alexandria traveled in. Ronnie Hawkins bought Bessie Brooks’ former home. Jim Hires is recuperating at home post hospital discharge. J. A. Ross of Tipton recently visited Harold Conklin.
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Frankton
A. P. Walker
Indianapolis
G. C. Beher
Anderson
Nellie Jones
Fred Jessup
MacSell
Maude Jones
Rushville
Ora Brothers
Middletown
Lenora Jones
Mesa
Ariz
Pauline Frank
Mary Beher
Magneth Cooper
Jim Lennon
Herschel Fox
Hugh Perry
Perry
Edna Perry
Louisville
Keith A. Snook
Connie Wright
Walnut Street
Snook
Alexandria
Michigan
Ronnie Hawkins
Bessie Brooks
Jim Hires
Community Hospital
J. A. Ross
Tipton
Harold Conklin
Courtroom actions span divorce, injury suits in local courth
Superior Court cases include Emmet Insurance Co vs Delton Davis on note with Chambers Byer and Gaus as attorneys. Johnston vs Johnston seeks divorce, Charles Salyer for plaintiff. Claude Higginbotham sues Kenneth Britt for personal injury with John Walsh for plaintiff. Court minutes note dismissal of injury case against Albert Bennett on plaintiff motion.
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Superior Court
Emmet Insurance Co
Delton Davis
Chambers, Byer, and Gaus
John D. Johnston
Marjorie M. Johnston
Charles B. Salyer
Claude L. Higginbotham
Kenneth E. Britt
John R. Walsh
Albert L. Bennett
Helen Jordan
Chrysanthemums at Anderson Memorial Plc Open to 6
Chrysanthemums offered by Anderson Memorial Plc with new road access. Price is 49 cents each, $5 per dozen, and shop opens until 6 o clock.
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Chrysanthemums Anderson Memorial PLC
Doctors Report Wave Of Illness In Anderson
A light illness resembling the flu has been reported in Anderson by several physicians. Families are affected, with sore throat and related symptoms at onset. A number of victims have been treated in hospitals, but no serious cases yet. Last week Dr. Charles Armington administered flu vaccinations to 133 city workers including police, firefighters, and utility staff.
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Anderson
Health Office
Charles Armington
Jet fighters can pull 360 car freight trains in power
Washington reports that any modern jet fighter now in military service possesses enough power to haul a freight train of 360 cars. The assertion emphasizes the extraordinary engine output of contemporary aircraft compared with ground-transport needs.
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Washington
Pressler Named To Sales Manager Post
Philip J. Pressler of 124 Edgewood Drive has been named Midwest and Western sales manager for the Micromatic Hone Corporation of Detroit. The regional office is in Chicago. Pressler joined Micromatic in 1951 as a field engineer, became district manager in Pendleton in 1956, and was promoted to branch manager in 1958.
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Philip J. Pressler
Edgewood Dr
Micromatic Hone Corporation
Detroit
Chicago
Pressler
Micromatic
Pendleton
Idaho Papers Sold To Company In Battle Creek
Boise Idaho AP sale of the Idaho Daily Statesman Idaho Evening Statesman and Idaho Sunday Statesman was announced by owner James L Brown. Federated Publications Inc of Battle Creek Michigan bought the company common stock and will operate the papers. Acting publisher John A Scott will lead the Statesman publications. Brown cites health and age for the sale after decades of ownership.
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Boise, Idaho
Statesman Printing Co
Idaho Daily Statesman
Idaho Evening Statesman
Idaho Sunday Statesman
James L. Brown
Federated Publications Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
Robert B. Miller
Federated Publications
John A. Scott
Tall Concrete Skyscrapers Rise in Rio and São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, two of Brazil’s largest cities, may host the world’s tallest concrete buildings as they push ahead with massive vertical projects. The new structures symbolize growing urban density and engineering ambition in South America.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Farm Bureau To Host 4-H Club Members
The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau will host the township's 4-H Club members this evening at Leach School. Awards will be made after a short business session, and a film will be shown. Committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Paddock, chairmen, and several other couples.
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Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Leach School
Clifton Paddock
Veil Brown
Harold Foust
Glen Pierce
Don Hooper
Nicholson File Plant At Full Capacity
Nicholson File plant operates at peak capacity with 850 employees on a 50 hour week. The factory has run at full capacity for several weeks and expects steady operation through the fall.
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Nicholson File
File
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