Post Office to Use 30 Million Emergency Funds for Christmas Mail Deluge
The Post Office Department will deploy 30 million dollars from end-year reserves to handle an unprecedented Christmas mail surge. Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien said the extra funds will cover salaries for about 150 000 temporary workers and push Congress for more payroll money next spring. The move follows earlier steps to clear backlogs of advertising circulars and Christmas orders. In other news Marine Lance Cpl David L Skinner of Walkerton Indiana was killed in Vietnam.
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County Homemakers Club Lessons And Craft Plans
Mrs. Fred Patterson led a salad lesson at her Anderson RR 2 home to open a meeting of county homemakers. Officers were elected with Mrs. Lee Hale president and other posts filled. A Craft Carnival was planned as a business session. Guests included Mrs. Ted Lapp and Mrs. William Elmore among others.
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William Harmon
Doyle Bilyeu
Ralph Seeting
Charles Baldwin
Happy Hour Club
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Fred Bell
Frank ‘Rogers
Mesdames Ledmel
Lewis Dunn
Kenneth Biddle
Nora Sweenerson
Mary Wertz
Pearl Moston
Orval Swartz
Mary Lee
Glenn W. Boone
Gertrude Bower
Hervey Stephens
Lawrence Kendal
Dale Kelly
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Fred M. Morrison
Bert Meathlister
George Shelton
Dan Griffith
Don Harlan
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Charles Cox
Richard Mort
Hubert Jarrell
Rex Lucas
Dan Rinker
Lilburn Stottlemyer
Lehman Carroll
Mahlon Wright
Cleetg Wade
Fred Wright
Mark Miller
Mesdames Lee Imes
Luella Ludwig
Joalk J Lines
Ralph Arnold
Brookl«es
Household Engineers
James Hanson
E. Chesterfield
Household Engineers Club
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Richard Cumberland
Mesdames
Jerry McKenzie
John Mulder
Neighbors, Inc
William Hood
Neighbors Inc
EB. Hartman Rd
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Church Ladies Plan Holiday Bazaar at Chesterfield Church
The Chesterfield Christian Church women announce an oral Christmas bazaar on December 2 with a snack bazaar opening in the morning, coffee and rolls on sale, lunch from 11 to 2 pm, and an evening meal from 4 to 8 pm. Ruth Circles host lunch, with Mrs. Miller as chair, and Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Phearis co hosting the dinner. Department chairs include Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Stoner, Charles Graham, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Askren, and Mrs. Fry banners for signs.
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Chesterfield Christian Church
Robert Miller
Saim
Lowell Bonner
Ruth
William Gentry
Rex Jones
Omer Phearis
Harry Hughes
Meredith Fry
Goodie Bar
Cecil Stoner
Charles Graham
Car Ball
Golden Needle
Manley Askren
Oweg Fry
Third Grader Joins In Class Sessions From Home
Brian Borum, a homebound third grader at Frankton Elementary, began October 21 joining regular sessions by telephone from home. An open house and Halloween masquerade were planned. a high school play matinee for grades 3-8 was held. PTO Fun Festival offered games and activities.
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Johnson's Thailand visit schedule released in Bangkok
President Johnson's Asia tour timetable shows local times for arrivals and events in U Ta Pao Bang Saen Bangkok and Bangkok venues. He is set to meet King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit, address the National Assembly, receive city keys, and stay at Boromabiman Mansions amid a tightly packed itinerary.
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Courthouse News Briefs Report New Suits and Divorces
Multiple new filings in circuit and superior courts include Helen Stewart vs Roselle Bernard for damages, several divorce actions such as Barbara Bays vs Richard Bays and Judith Wright vs Jarry Wright, plus Indiana Finance Corp vs Raymond Bricker on a note. Also mentions palace duties and official calls surrounding royal events.
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Roselle A. Bernard
Maxine M. Faulkner
James E. Faulkner
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Jacquilina Bricker
Kelley
Arnold and Kelley
Barbara Jean Bays
Richard L. Bays
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Judith Ann Wright
Jarry Dale Wright
Y. Withers
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Hobb
David Dee Robb
Beckner
Dotruck
Schuyler and LaPierre
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