Homecoming at Indiana College and 60 by 60 Library Plan
Community leaders welcome Homecoming on Saturday October 6 with a grand parade and football game as Indiana College fans gather. The College aims to reach a 60 by 60 Library Program with 60 000 volumes by 1960, expanding current holdings and circulation while inviting local donations for books and cash to fund shortages. Real estate transfers list multiple property sales in Indiana and surrounding townships, involving numerous residents and the Estate of Eve yn Trees Taylor among others.
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College
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Hall
Zelda Taylor
Canenaugh Township
Eveyn Trees Taylor
Guardian
Mary Elizabeth Hoffman
Armagh
G. S. Griffith
Sarah C. Hoover
Black Lick Township
Charles F. Adamchuck
Clair E. Fisher
Daniel di Ciccio
Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana
Homer City
J. R. Phillipps
Plane Wondrous Flight Ends With Sighting of Rattler
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Miss Ingar Eliasson 34 a waitress who recently took up flying set out to fly from San Antonio about 150 miles. Six and one half hours later she landed at West Port Airfield Eaglecoiled rattler at foot of a tree. When asked about compass she said No. Bats are the only mammals that have real wings.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Ingar Eliasson
San Antonio
Jay
Washington transit to hire stewardess like crew on buses
Roy Chalk who bought Washington’s transit system plans to employ a dozen stewardess like workers to ride buses and streetcars to monitor cleanliness and comfort and address complaints. They may add music on vehicles but without commercials to avoid captive-audience protests.
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Jane Eads
Washington
Roy Chalk
Chalk
New York
Fifth Avenue
Capital
Dick Contino To Wed Actress In Hollywood Wedding
Dick Contino 36 will marry actress Leigh Snowden 25 tonight at the Beverly Hills Hotel after a Hawaii trip date. The ceremony planned by a judge follows Contino's accordion tour schedule and Snowden’s readiness to wed.
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Hollywood
Dick Contino
Leigh Snowden
Ha' Waii
Hawaii
Beverly Hills Hotel
Miss Snowden
Martha Lee Estes
Covington, Tenn
Ito Broadcast The Fact Theyre In Culture
Ito broadcasts the fact they are in culture wherever they obtain it. The statement highlights ongoing media efforts and cultural alignment across platforms and regions.
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Ito
Mullins Presbyterian Offers Daily Phone Prayer Service
The Mullins Presbyterian Church runs a daily telephone prayer line dial 8782 with a recorded prayer. Pastor Rev. Robert W. Gray says the service aims for 24 hour availability and privacy, matching trends seen in other parts of the country.
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Mullins
D.C
Mullins Presbyterian Church
Robert W. Gray
Black Bugs Ate Marriage Papers In Lovington NM
The Lovington county clerk reports a Roswell letter requesting a duplicate marriage license for Roy E. Miller and Oneta Nance after the original was destroyed by mysterious black bugs. A duplicate license was issued.
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Black Bugs
Lovington
N.M
Roswell
Roy E. Miller
Roy, E. Miller
Deer Kills and Property Transfers in Burrell Blairsville Tracts
A deer hunting incident near White Township ends with a fatality involving Mrs. Roy Ollie V. Shields as a vehicle collides with a deer. Game protector W. S. White deems the kill accidental with no charges filed. Separately, several Blairsville tracts change hands in transfers to Sylvan H. D. Einstein and John Charley and wife for $5.00 each, including estates of Louisa Miller via executor and related deeds.
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Robert. W. Burroughs
Burrell Township
Leroy D. Howsha
Roy Ollie V. Shields
Basnight
Tor
White Township
James N. Cameron
Game Protector
Cass
W. S. White
Game Protect
Mateo
WN. C
John Charley
Balirsville
Sylvan H. D. Einstein
Louisa Miller
Blairsville
Sylvan H. D. Ein ‘Stein
Snake loses head in dramatic chase near Louisville home
In Louisville a four foot diamondback rattler lost his head while pursuing a squirrel near Mrs. Albert Hartledge's Valley Station home. She returned with the headless snake and a rabbit she had killed earlier, adding a vivid twist to a curiously tense scene.
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Louisville
Albert Hartledge
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Joseph E. Strattmatter
Neil R. Strattmatter
Mary Laney
Pine Township
Bert Ober
J. Q. Smith
Young Township
Dale H. Rosborough
Canoe Township
Clyde A. Stiver
Fannie A. Stephens
East Wheatfield Township
Lester K. Stephens
Frank B. O’brien
W. S. Fiscus
Frank Manrone
Frank Sciotti
Merlin C. Hosack
Donald L. Matthews
Monroe Coal Mining Company
Tony Delfonso
Joseph Sheavic
Florence Kring
White
Alfonso J. Mamrorowich
Mary D. Ross
Carrie Beveridge
Erma M. Martin
Helen E. Martin
Siam
Thailand
D.C. Transit System, Inc
Trans Caribbean Airways
Manhattan
Army
Navy
Indiana Printing & Febliehing Co
Philadelphia
Wabtishers of
Indians, Pa
Wader
R. He Rey Oon
Spssiconamye Taylor Ray
N. DeWitt Ray
R HW Ray
Forrest
Pipekara
Hugh M
Associated Press
Armatrorg
Clearfield, Jefferson and Westmoreland Cousties
Iption Toran
Mall Ontel de Coumt
Csabashs
Siz Monty — Ot
Norbol Corp
Ontiac, Mich
Kem-Glo
America
Energey
Phila
St. Indiana, Pa
Sal
Wolfe’s
Phila. St
Christ
Lutheran Mission Week
United Luthern Church In America
Robert Olson
Harry Bowman
Brush Valley
Steve Stofchek
Missioner
Idul
LT Tas
Breiler
Breile
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