Jackson And Hoover Named Outstanding Young Women of America
Sheila Smart Jackson and Carol Buffenbarger Hover have been selected as Outstanding Young Women of America for 1972. The program honors women aged 21 to 35 for achievements in communities, professions, and country.
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Sheila Smart Jackson
Lindberg Rd
Anderson
Carol Buffenbarger Hover
S. F St
Elwood
Top Concert Pianist Joins College Staff
Doyle K White, a leading young Negro musician, joins Anderson College as an instructor in the music department for 1972 73, coming from the Cleveland Institute of Music where he studied under Dr Vestor Rabin. He is joined by alumnus Larry D Stafford as instructor.
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Doyle K. White
Anderson College
Larry D. Stafford
Robert H. Reardon
White
Cleveland Institute of Music
Vestor Rabin
Rembert Weakland
St. Vincent College
Latrobe
Mignon Bennett
Rainey Institute of Music
Karamu House
Cleveland Music Settlement House
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Institute
American Federation of Negro Musicians
National Association of Church Ushers
Akron
Stafford
Ball State University
Antha Merriman
Alpha Chi
Pi Gamma Mu
Alexandria Youth Center launches annual membership drive
The Alexandria Community Center begins its yearly campaign under Mrs. C. G. Burdsall. Student memberships cost 5 dollars yearly with privileges and reduced costs. adults pay 2 dollars yearly or 5 dollars for three years with voting rights. The drive ends September 19, the date of the annual meeting when a new board slate is presented and nominations may be made from the floor. John Frank becomes full time director and will be present at the center for on-site memberships.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Community Youth Center
C. G. Burdsall
Steve Freeman
Mark Broyles
Neal Johnson
John Frank
Summitville Board Approves 1973 Budget Proposal
Summitville officials approved the 1973 budget after a public hearing at the City Building. Clerk Treasurer Gladys Small presided as board members and attendees confirmed the corrected general fund amount reducing the proposed levy to 25 083 35. Denzil Elsworth moved adoption, seconded by Bill Sappenfield, and the measure passed. The budget awaits state review in the fall.
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Summitville
Gladys Small
Denzil Elsworth
Bill Sappenfield
Walker Leads Lapel Parade in Community Homecoming Honor
Floyd T. Walker former Lapel High principal 1932 to 1946 and longtime Lions Club officer served as honorary parade marshal for the Community Togetherness Homecoming Parade. A charter Lapel Lions member he held multiple club roles and led Lions Cancer Control Fund of Indiana for 26 years. He also served 54 years with the Bartholomew-Whetsel American Legion Post including time as commander and 14 years as adjutant. Sandwiches are economical.
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LAPEL
Floyd T. Walker
Lapel High School
Lions Club
Walker
Lapel Lions Club
Lions
Lions Cancer Control Fund of
Indiana
Bartholomew-Whetsel
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National Guard Armory
William Presley
Bruce Blackwell
Hitchcock Railroad
Kathy Erickson
Kelly Hawes
Herald
Mike Covington
Alex Youth Center
Summitville Board
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Ayrway
the Dollar Stretcher Store
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