Ohio Farm Group Pushes Plan to Buy Major Retail Chain
An Ohio farm group urges the American Farm Bureau Federation to back a plan to fund buying a major U S supermarket chain for about 400 million dollars. The idea, from the Ohio Farm Bureau, aims to cut government farm aid reliance and give farmers more economic influence. The proposal calls for farmers to invest about 400 dollars each over five years, with 200 million in stock covering half the cost and the rest possible via loans or bonds. No negotiations with any chain have begun and a decision could come at the national convention in Philadelphia in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFBF
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Group
Douglas R. Stanfield
Stanfield
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Farm Bureau
National Farm Group
Philadelphia
Local Cancer Group Attends Indiana Division Meeting
The Madison County Unit of the American Cancer Society joined about 250 state members at the Society's Indiana Division annual session in Indianapolis. Madison County participants included Dr. Louis L. Weiss and Donald L. Hull along with several local officers and the executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
American Cancer Society
Society
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Louis L. Weiss
Donald L. Hull
Wayne Everman
Harold Eisel
Harry Cowen
Bruce Copeland
Pendleton
Floyd W. Stoelting
Adequate Representation to Ensure Contract Enforcement
The phrase describes ensuring a corporation has sufficient representation to uphold and enforce its contractual obligations. It emphasizes authority, proper governance, and accountability in contractual matters.
Hospital Dismissals From Three Local Hospitals
Dismissals list hospital by hospital with names and addresses of patients released from St John s Hospital Community Hospital and other local facilities including Mrs Mamie Musick Niclas Dishman Mrs Anna Caldwell Mrs Joyce Tyrrel Mrs D A Cochran Mrs Emily Isenhour and many more across Fortville Daleville Pendleton Elwood Chesterfield and Alexandria with numbers street names and related residents flagged as discharged.
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St. John’s Hospital
Mamie Musick
Walton St
Niclas Dishman
Laurel St
Joyce Tyrrel
Elenhurst
D’alice Cochran
Balfour Rd
Emily Isenhour
Fremont
Frances Gully and Son
Louise
Clifford Ball
W. 18Th
Kenneth Davis
E. Lynn
Purdue Seeks Builders with “Know Your Products” Seminars
Purdue University hosts a series of 17 one week seminars under the Building Industry National Education Center. The event begins October 5 at Memorial Center and includes 5 this year and 12 in 1965 for personnel in the building materials and lumber trades nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Building Industry National Education Center
BINEC
Purdue University
United States
Donald FE. Rons
Purdue
Giant Memorial Center
Local Elks Sponsor Dinner and Party at Lodge Home
Four hundred persons including members of the Anderson Lodge of Elks and their wives attended a pitch in dinner and party at the lodge home on N Broadway Saturday evening. A 7 p.m. dinner prepared by wives of lodge members was served followed by entertainment and contests. Lodge officers and their wives led the event.
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Anderson Lodge of Elks
N. Broadway
Last Day to Register for Vote Democratic Oct. 5
The notice announces a registration deadline of October 5 with emphasis on voting Democratic. It warns residents to complete registration before the cutoff and participate in the upcoming election.
Navy denies Soviets seized NATO naval secrets during Teamwork
Navy officials rejected Sun Express claims that Soviet submarines trawlers and planes captured NATO radar radio and air defense secrets during Operation Teamwork a weeklong North Atlantic exercise involving 21 000 personnel and 55 ships Rear Adm Robert Townsend said the Russians gained nothing of value and the exercise was a success
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London
UPS
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
North Atlantic
Sunday Express
Anthony Courtney
NATO
Atlantic
Britain
Robert L. Townsend
Townsend
Uss
Independence
August Savings Bond Sales Drop
John Kellegge, chairman of Madison County Savings Bonds Committee, reports August county sales at 611,386 compared with 806,375 a year ago. Statewide August sales total 10,101,094, down 14.9 percent from last August. Twenty-five of ninety-two counties posted gains during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kellegge
Madison County U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
Local clubs host meetings in Daleville and Chester
Mrs. Jack Riley and Mrs. Fred Riley hosted the September Eastern Star gathering at Chester home with a list of attendees. Daleville Golden Chain Class served a 5 30 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Barton with several members and church leaders present. The Daleville Lions Club held a dinner meeting with four guests including Dr Harry Mohammed and Rev Floyd Emshwiller as new pastor. October membership drive chaired by Don Wilson featured plans to grade and seed the club lot at 5th and Edwards. Richard LaVallee reports a new baby Steven Craig born September 6 joining siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Barton
Golden Chain
Daleville Methodist Church
Harold J. Oechsle
Elaine
Barbara
Douglas
Raymond C. Shirey
Everett Zirkle
Willard Wean
Shelly Caldwell
Leon Calvert
Bartons
Zirkle
Daleville Lions Club
Milhollin House
Harry Mohammed
Wm. Rapp
Harold Welsh
Floyd Emshwiller
Daleville Christian Church
Don Wilson
5Th and
Edwards Streets
Dalevile
Richard LaVallee
Steven Craig
LaVallee’s
Mark
Susan
Carol
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Scholl
Bath
Lindief
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
UAW
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
International Union
Disne
Illinois
Future Farmers of America
Anna Caldwell
Fortville
Lois Baumer
Sheffield
Helen Curry
Daleville
Bertha Luck
W. 24Th St
Jorge Noel
Dorothy Armstrong and Son
Markleville
Herschel Hawkins
Samuel Foster
Donald DeWitt
E. 3Rd
Mattie Hayes
Central Ave
Margaret Hammond
Lela Wills
May High
Middletown
Harvey Lasley
Forkner St
Martin Holloman and
Maxine McLaughlin
Drexel Dr
Bernice Cormer
6Th St
Luther Hoover
Meridian
Helen Boone
E. 37Th
Joan Knotts
Robert Hughes
Columbus Ave
Karen Sale
7Th St
Norma Pruitt
Wilkinson
Florence Gould
Edward Hinkel
E. 12Th St
Letha Hull
Carolyn Ferring
Elwood
Haleyen Baker
Nursery Rd
Mary Taylor
Madison Ave
Ina Bowers
Manchester
James Hexamer
Ind
Lawrence Gore
Riverpark Rd
Jake Armstrong
Halford
Community Hospital
Thelma England
Fletcher St
Helen Stewart
Fairview
Debra Silvers
Willow
Michael Silvers
Rodney Silvers
Willow St
Nancy Weston
June Howe
Sunset
Lillian Doyle
10Th St
Bonnie Bliss
Indianapo
Shirley Ryan
Alexandria
Kay Lutes
Russell McKeand
Lonnie Conner
W. 1St St
Helen Hines
Crystal St
Beulah Lloyd
Kenneth Hueston
Lennox
Ernest Wine
Geneveva Martin
Summitville
Virginia Brown
E. 5Th St
Lana Shields
David Jordan
Bonita Burgan and Son
Chesterfield
Carolyn Lightfood and Son
Mounds Rd
Ralph Webb
Coventry
Opal Himes
Faye Klusmeier
Woodlawn
Edythe Creagmile
Betty Jean Gully
W. 20Th St
Barbara Hallenbeck
Faith Atwell
Ruddle Ave
Sandra Stephens
Lennox St
Alice Huntzinger
Cecil Harmon
Mary Martz
James Mitchell
Norwood Way
Barbara Spaulding
Dorothy Murray
Keith Leakey
Hartman Rd
Margaret Henning
E. 8Th St
Betty Burton
Linda Friend
Lela Brandenburg
Saddle Lane
Elizabeth Rebenack
Louise St
Evan Kolias
John Hobbs
Penay Lamb
St. Rd
Robert Summers
Karen Deeter
Ingalls
Sharon Bauer
Drexel
David Ellis Sr
E. Cross
Irene Spurling
Frankton
Charles Livingston
Donna Staton
Delaware St
Bruce Goberville
Linwood
Theodore Auler
Robert Doerr
Ohio Ave
Paul Berry
Broadway
Dora Bowman
Ruth Brown
Chase
Sandra Kantner
Janice Main
Freeman Parker
Vickie Fish
Rita Parkhurst
Halford St
Diane Oswalt and Son
Wildwood
Virginia Chamberlain
Vernon Brattain
Shirley Martin
E. 31St St
Naselroad
Belzer R
Barbara Edge
Crescent Dr
Purdue U
Main ST
Curt Stephenson
Bill Powers
American Industrial Bankers Association
Riley
Jack Riley
Order of the Eastern Star
Fred Riley
Pearl Stewart
Eunice Rinker
Phillip Campbel
Charles Zing
Arnold McFarland
Bulletin-Herald
Cara Williams
Wishtv
Color TV
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