Night watchmen to carry guns at Fairmount Mad High
FairmountMadison Grant High School board on Monday approved two night watchmen carrying firearms after two break ins. Supt. Harold Dick cited intruders and a battery theft, while attorney Harrigan warned on liability and required police chief approval. Training and limits set. other actions included delaying start of classes for monthly meetings and bus route adjustments.
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Charles Harrigan
Harrigan
Don Inglis
Inglis
Yearly Founders Day observance fills sorority home
Mrs. Paul Becker hosts Phi Sigma Alpha Sorority Zeta Chapter for the first meeting of the year and 13th Founders Day with opening prayers, pledges, and music. Mrs. Bruce Hiday and Mrs. Stephen Genda perform, honors go to Mrs. Charles Lacey, and plans for a Christmas party are outlined.
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Paul Becker
Phi Sigma Alpha Sorority
Zeta
Bruce Hiday
Stephen Genda
Ted Jordan
Becker
Genda
Hidayeng
Jack Warrum
Darrell Douglas
Fred Harl
Harl
Marvella Bayh to Keynote Cancer Session
Mrs. Marvella Bayh, 1974 National Crusade Co-Chairman, is set as keynote speaker for the 37th Annual Meeting of the American Cancer Society Indiana Division. Senator Birch Bayh will attend to present awards to volunteers from across Indiana. A news conference is planned Saturday at 6 p.m. in the Atkinson Hotel South Ballroom.
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Marvella Bayh
National Crusade
Peter Gray
Mission Impossible’ Fame
American Cancer Society, Indiana Division
Inc
Birch Bayh
Indiana
American Cancer Society
Atkinson Hotel
Indianapolis
Shirley Church Plans Revival and Faith Promise Rally
Shirley Christian Church announces a revival starting Sunday with nightly 7:30 p.m. services through Oct 7 except Saturdays. Sunday 10:30 a.m. worship features Mark Pemberton of Kentucky Christian College Grayston Ky. A wildlife move in Rhodesia Africa will be shown at the Sunday 7:30 p.m. service. Evangelist Sherman Pemberton of Chiredzi Rhodesia begins speaking Monday.
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Shirley
Shirley Christian Church
Mark Pemberton
Kentucky Christian College
Grayston
Rhodesia
Africa
Sherman Pemberton
Chiredzi
Optimists’ Speaker to address Anderson club luncheon
Clar ence O. Eyer governor of Indiana District Optimist International will speak at the noon Anderson Optimist Club meeting in the Old Salem Room YMCA The event celebrates Century Club Status as the club aims for 100 members or more Eyer who serves on Purdue University staff will be a guest along with Ken Brammer the club president Members from other Optimist Clubs are invited to attend.
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Optimists
Clarence O. Eyer
Indiana
Optimist International
Old Salem Room
YMCA
Anderson Optimist Club
Governor Eyer
Ken Brammer
Purdue University
Unit For Blind To Meet Monday In Madison County
The Madison County Unit of the Workers for the Blind will meet Monday Oct 1 at 1 pm at the YWCA. Paul Lowe will conduct the meeting and program chair Marie Parker says Mrs Baker and Doris Ray and their kitchen band will perform. All blind or partially blind residents are invited. The unit is a United Way organization.
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Madison County
Workers For the Blind
YWCA
Paul Lowe
Marie Parker
Baker
Doris Ray
Unit For
United Way
Dorothy Bisel Named Director Of March Of Dimes Appeal Here
Dorothy Bisel named director of the 1974 Madison County March of Dimes fund raising appeal set for January. The campaign supports Salk Research Center and Riley Hospital infant care programs in Indianapolis, with volunteers staffing St Johns and Community hospitals and Beverly Sills serving as national mothers march chair.
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Dorothy Bisel
March of Dimes Appeal
Madison County
Daryl Scott
Bisel
St. John’s Hospital
Beverly Sills
Peter
Muffie
Bucky
American Red Cross
Madison County Cancer Society
St. John’s
American Business Women
County Art Circle Meets for 1973 74 Start in Alexandria
Members of the County Art Circle gathered at the country home of Mrs. Chester Carver for the first meeting of the 1973 74 club year. Luncheon served for 16. new president Mrs. Fred DeVoe led the business session.
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Trebleaires
AAUW
Howard Parker
A. Wayne Johnson
Frank Robertson
Santa House
Duane Pickard
George Bauer
Paul Plovick
Art Circle
Chester Carver
Carver
Rudolph Wells
Fred DeVoe
T. E. Donahue
Zionsville
David Sibler
E. L. Baker
England
Scotland
Monay
Bruce Couple To Celebrate Anniversary In Middletown
Mr and Mrs Harl E Bruce celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at Middletown Community Building. A noon basket dinner and 2 to 5 p m reception follow the Sept 29 1933 Decatur Illinois marriage.
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Middletown
Harl E. Bruce
Middletown Park
Bruce
Decatur, Ill
Darrell Flewelling
Central Christian Church
Harl Dickey Bruce
Elvin
Mildred Myers) Scott
Markleville
Northwestern School Corp
Vogel Tool and Engineering Co
Guild S-C Breakfast and Hallo ween Party Schedule
All mothers and daughters of St Marys St Ambrose and St Marys of Alexandria are invited to a mother daughter breakfast on Oct 7 at 10 am at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Reservations by Guild members or at the door. coordinators Mrs Peg Lazar Mrs Madonna Kumkoski and Mrs Theresa Koester. The Guild also hosts a Halloween party Oct 27 with a cocktail hour 6:30 to 7:30 and turkey dinner 7:30 to 9. Music by Walther Helms bard. door prize. costumes optional. reservations limited.
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St. Mary’s
St. Ambrose
St. Mary’s of Alexandria
Knights of Columbus Guild
K. of C. Hall
Peg Lazar
Madonna Kumkoski
Theresa Koester
Guild
Walt Helmic
Bard
Fish Fry to Aid Beall's Chapel Church Decor
United Methodist Women sponsor a Fish Fry at Jackson Township School on Saturday evening Sept 29 to raise funds for Beall's Chapel Church decor. Proceeds support the church and include an annual bazaar with Christmas items.
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United Methodist
Jackson Township
Beall’s Chapel
Key 73 Prayer Series Opens in Anderson
Mrs. Carl Smith of Church Women United announced the revival of the Key 73 Prayer Series in Anderson. The first service will be at Whetstone United Church of Christ on Oct 1 at 9 a.m. The monthly sessions aim to unite women from many denominations for evangelism and mutual support with planned weekly neighborhood meetings.
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Anderson
Carl Smith
Church Women United
Whetstone United Church
Expectant Parents Class Opens in Madison County
The Madison County Chapter American Red Cross will hold a Parent and Baby Care class for expectant parents led by Mrs. Susan Todd. The session, originally set for today, is rescheduled to Monday October 1 at 7 p.m. Call the Red Cross office for information.
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Madison County
American Red Cross
Susan Todd
Red Cross Office
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Merrill Holloway
Paul Davis
Stephen Hammer
Indiana Speech Association
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Madison County Dental Auxiliary
W. A. H. Vanarshall
River Forest
Basil Remley
Tom King
Victor Clevenger
Warren Westbrook
Dean Hoppes
Jimmy Boyer
Arthur Jordan
Columbia University
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Grandview Clubhouse
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Horace Hollar
Harold Laib
Vanarsdall
Brentwood
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Robert Bunnell
Frank van Slyke
Anderson School Board of Trustees
George Pence
Ellen Bays
Marvin Horton
Vickie Conner
Larry Rogers
Larry Arnold
Malcolm Carpenter
Ronald Mabrey
Everett Auxier
United States
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
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Robert L. Rock
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James Lantz
Apex
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Carrie Stock
Marie Stock
Miss Olive
Judy Robinson
Community Hospital
Riley Hospital
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Alexandria Art Circle
J. L. Carpenter
G. L. Bridwell
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Harry White
Mary Woodward
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