Summitville Lions plan parade and 1973 events
Summitville Lions Club members announced a Halloween parade and a street square dance on Oct. 27 with a pie raffle and cash prizes for family, most original costume, and oldest participants. Robert E. Miller was elected president for 1973-74, with several vice presidents and officers named. The group also scheduled a grapefruit sale and fish fry, with committees named to run Community School Week activities.
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Summitville
Ron Caldwell
Jim Morris
Abl of Commerce
Mike Hinshaw
Cald
Tom Bair
Henry ‘Well
Oberholizer
George
Kidd
Jim Kirkwood
Ashton
Sr 1
Lioness
Robert E. Miller
Anderson Lions Club
J. Harold Berkshire
Wayne L. Wright
Paul F. Myers
Hans - Juergen Eberbach
Ralph H. Sprague
Thomas F. Joyce
Roger P. Hensley
Keith Baldwin
Steve Darlington
Anderson
John Rich
Ralph
Virginia Riggs
Eee Lane
Lion
Richard Ashton
Richgen Lions Club
Lions
Robert Scott
Don
Lions Carpenter
Den
Business Women’s
New Bishopric Named For Anderson Ward of LDS Church
A new bishopric was named for the Anderson Ward of the LDS Church. Donald B. Cruikshank Jr was chosen as bishop with Lawrence K. Crowder and Rodney E. Malsom as counselors. The ward serves Madison County and parts of Tipton County. Cruikshank, a physics professor at Anderson College, has degrees from Kalamazoo College, University of Rochester, and Ball State. Crowder is a plastic mold maker at Guide Lamp and a Bloomington Ward alumnus. Malsom is an industrial engineer at Guide Lamp and a Ball State graduate. The reorganization, approved by the Indianapolis North Stake presidency, moves church leadership from the former bishop Blaine W. Jonson’s region to the new arrangement.
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Anderson Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Donald B. Cruikshank Jr
High Council
Indianapolis North Stake
Lawrence K. Crowder
Rodney E. Malsom
W. 46Th St
Madison County
Tiptot County
Bishop Cruikshank
Tamra Lane
Anderson College
Idaho
Kalama ‘200 College
Mich
Universit
Rochester
N.Y
Cornell
College
Towa
Malsom
Rta
Anderson
LAM Furniture
Ping Co
Ball
State University
RCA
Bloomington
Ueyster
New Castle
Guide Lamp
Phi Beta Kappa
LDS
Physics de
Ellen
Beverly
Parens
Carol Lynn
Lee Eiren Thitren
Crowder
Rt 1
Frankton
Guide
Presidency S Lamp
Lapel High School
Tenied
Blaine Norma
Ehil W. Jonson
Indiana
Worry Clinic Sparks Debate on Welfare Literacy
Dr Crane and Bob Green spar over welfare voters in Chicago. They discuss literacy levels, food stamps, ADC, and taxes, claiming welfare groups struggle with reading and voting, while urging readers to adopt a conservative stance and request a booklet for saving the republic.
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Bob
Chicago Sun Times
Bob Green
Cage Sun Times
Crane
Jambus
Ohio
Bab
Dr. Crane
Sisted
Sun Times
Chicago
McGovern
Republc
Rome
Washington, D.C
Phus
Our Republic
Bridge Party Winners Announced at Edgewood Club
Eight couples attended a bridge party at Edgewood Country Club. Winners named include Paul Boots Ron Harris John Falge Joe Canaday Bob Sokol Don Jarmon Dan Brown Bert Slone Flo Nutter Diane Harris Jeri Boots Alma Conner Pat Ritter and Beth Falge. New York unidentified text references a statue and declaration with unclear context.
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Edgewood Country Club
Paul Boots
Ron Harris
John Falge
Joe Canaday
Bob Sokol
Don Jar‘mon
Dan Brown
Bert Slone
Flo Nutter
Diane Harris
Jeri Boots
Alma Conner
Pat Ritter
Beth Falge
Medical Advice on Pregnancy Xrays and Spider Veins
Patient asks about chest X rays during early pregnancy and potential risk to fetus. Expert reassures no risk at 30 minimal exposure and stresses ongoing medical supervision. Another reader asks about cosmetic spider veins, answered that they are usually cosmetic, not health critical, with emphasis on doctor patient secrecy and trusting physician judgment.
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Mrs. O
Mr. X
Open House At Highland School Observes Education Week
Highland invites the public to its tenth annual Open House on Tuesday October 23 as part of American Education Week. Teacher and classroom visits run from 6 to 1 p.m. A gym program at 8 p.m. features band and choir. Refreshments in the cafeteria from 6 to 8 p.m. Principal Mulford Davis urges patrons to engage with staff and view facilities for improved learning experiences.
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Anigmiaoa Ruga School
Mulford Davis
Highland
Central CWF to Meet at Central Christian Church
The Christian Women's Fellowship holds its general meeting today with an executive board at 9 a.m. in the Youth Lounge and the main session at 10 a.m. Dr. Ted Hurst will speak on Will You Do What You Can. Members should bring bazaar items and a bar of soap for World Community Day on Nov. 2. luncheon follows.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
Central Christian Church
Ted Hurst
Madison-Grant Adds Golf Unit for Girls
Madison-Grant High School expands physical education with a new girls golf unit in the first six weeks. Lasses learn clubs and basic strokes, plus a field trip to Harrell's Golf Land. Juniors also prepare for the PSAT National Merit, to be held October 23 at MG High School.
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Fairmount
Madison-Grant High School
Harrell’s Golf Land
MG High School
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Bridge Party
New York
Speaking
Lester” Coleman
J. Cramer Alldredge
Anderson Optimist Club
Optimist Service Club
Alldredge
Optimist
CWF
Kroehler
Aalion
Kroshler
Cape Cod
New England
Matelasse
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