Mercy Hospital admissions and dismissals listed
Elwood's Mercy Hospital report lists admissions including Paul Shal, Markieville, Junior T. Wilson of Atlanta, Scott Green Rt. 3, and dismissals of Mrs Jose Diaz and baby, Mrs John Burdsall, Ervin Maley, Mrs Everett Goens, Harley Browning, and noted births to Mr and Mrs James Boyland Ri 2 and Mr and Mrs James Kelley Summitville. Junior Wilson was taken from Fieldcrest Estates to Mercy Hospital by Dunaichay ambulance.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
Paul Shal
Blsk
Rich
Markieville
T. Wilson
Atlanta
Scott Green
Jose Diaz
Baby
James
Final Rites Set For W. C. Greenlee And William Legg
Final rites scheduled for William C. Greenlee and William J B Legg proceed at Dunnichay and Copher and Fesler funeral homes. Greenlee 138 of 992N Lith St. interment Elwood City Cemetery. Legg 68 of Rt 3. interment Elwood City Cemetery. Calling hours today at the mortuary.
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Slwood
Dunnichay
William C. Greenlee
Elwood City Cemetery
Legg
Copher and Fesler
William J. B. Legg
Rt. 3
Mortuary
Air Force Band to Perform at Willkie High
Elwood The Second Air Force Band will perform for Willkie High students at 2 pm in the high school gym. Parents or others interested are invited to attend. The band recently stationed at Grissom Air Force Base. Blair Sullivan, principal, arranged the visit.
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Elwood
Air Force
Willkie High
Lat Grissom Air Force Base
Blair Sullivan
Police Recover Stolen Automobile In Elwood
Elwood police recovered a 1985 Ford Falcon station wagon early Tuesday at the recreation station on Fairground Road. Don LaPierre of 923 Main St. reported the car stolen Monday at 8:50 p.m. from an alley in the 100 block of South Anderson Street.
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Elwood
Elwood Cxy
Fairground Road
Don LaPierre
Main St
S. Anderson St
Elwood City Court News and Nearby Proceedings
Elwood City Court convened with Judge Pro Tem Bayne Burton presiding. Several defendants faced charges from public intoxication to driving under the influence, with varied fines and outcomes including dismissals and upcoming arraignments. A separate note mentions unemployment claims and a wild river study.
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Elwood
Bayne Burton
Anderson
Harry Iewin Jr
Alexandria
Walter R. Worst
Concor Anehrgedith
Dean A. Rudig
Robert Gilley
N.1
Toch
Charles Sanders
Marion
Nor
Ud Vo
Indianapolis
Washington
Eation
Tis
Ohio
Seale
Marly
H Tiver
Ray
Alexan
Dria
Wi ‘Ous
Harold Bogue
Frasse
Richard E. Passwater
Jay Trammel
Fort Wayne
Sharon L. Guevara
Gladys Lee Bowers
Vera Trammel
Fort, Wayne
Dale W. Davis
M. S St
Arthur M. Talley
William L. Yates
Delta Theta Tau Plans Style Show And Convention
Alexandria social notes show Delta Theta Tau planning a style show and selecting Mrs. Steven Abernathy as delegate to the province convention in Indianapolis November 1 to 3. Candy sale funds the group, door prize won by Mrs. Richard Allen, and Founders Day hosts named for October 16. Cadette Girl Scout troop held its first meeting of the season at the First Baptist Church with introductions, program notes, and Friendship Circle. Senior MYF at First United Methodist Church held a campfire and met at the David Cox farm with Taylor University professor Boyd addressing attendees.
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Delta Theta Tau Alexandria
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Larry Campbell
Lee Carroll
Steven Abernathy
Marrett Hotel
Indianapolis
Carroll
Campbell
Fred Starr
Richard Allen
Dames Norman Riley
Mike Miller
Larry Beaman
Phil Thurston
Steve Abernathy
Ralph Flecker
Tom Johnson
Wesley Savage
John Kantner
Gion Frye
First Baptist Church
Game
Tanis Riser
Marian Barton
Kim Bridwell
Susan
Paula Presholf
Liska Miler
Cindy Wright
Jane Garner
Don Plackard
Connie Shaw
Joan Hurst
Candy Doyle
Connie Kendall
Ann Morton
Glenda Morgan
Mary |Rosenberger
Mary” Ledford
Rita Mebling
Carol Butler
Les
Lie Burdsall
Cathy Stevens
Connie Draper
Robert F. Miller
Don’ Plackard
Orville” Wright
First United Methodist Church
David Cox Farm
Professor Boyd
Taylor Universe
Brooklyn Dispute Over Teacher Transfers Could Shut Schools
Negro administrators in the Ocean Hill Brownsville district clash with the United Federation of Teachers over transferring 83 teachers, risking closure of New York City schools amid a district run on experimental community control. After a strike and mayoral orders, the district again bars transfers, prompting parent protests and pupil walkouts.
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NEW Turk
UF1
Brooklyn
New York City
Oceania-Brownsville
United Federation of Teachers
UFT
G. Herbert Oliver
Central Board of Education
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
John V. Lindsay
Oliver
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Tokyo
Fee
Guacante ‘Auall
W. C. Greenlee
William Legg
Willkie HS
Kakaf
Lues
Ladies‘girls’ Store
Elwood City Court News
Fairbanks
Kiondie
Yukon
Linda
James C. Powell
Frankton
Frankton, Indiana
G. R. Sehreil
Meridian
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