Ordination Planned For Carl R. Boyer At First Presbyterian
Carl R. Boyer will be ordained and installed Sunday at 8 p.m. as minister of education at the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Nelson W. Wright will propound the Constitutional Questions and assist with the ordination, joined by clergy from New Albany and Blue Ball churches. Boyer, a Louisville Theological Seminary graduate, will oversee church school teacher recruiting and training and daily vacation Bible school projects. His wife Judy, a University of Louisville graduate, previously taught in New Albany schools. A reception follows in the Church Fellowship Hall.
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Carl R. Boyer
First Presbyterian Church
Nelson W. Wright
Miami
Boyer
Louisville Theological Seminary
St. Louis
University of Missouri
Louisville
Hutchison Memorial Presbyterian Church
New Albany
Ind
Judy
University of Louisville
Church Fellowship Hall
Dayton Man's Trial Opens in Slaying Case
The defense begins presenting its case in the second degree murder trial of James Rose Sr. 20 accused of shooting his wife Linda 18 during an argument last January 4 with a gun she gave him as a Christmas present. Idaho holds over 20 million acres in national forests.
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Dayton
Dayton, Ohio
James Rose Sr
Linda
Buckeye Boys State Delegates Prepare Governor Nominees
More than 1,000 delegates at Buckeye Boys State on the Ohio University campus engage in caucuses conventions and campaigning while preparing to name nominees for elective office. The American Legion event runs ten days with rallies by Nationalist and Federalist factions and a vote on Sunday for governor and other state county and city officials.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State
Ohio University
American Legion
Tax On Deposits Draws Support From ART PARKS Group
In Columbus Ohio a proposal to tax deposits in all financial institutions gains momentum as a potential final revenue tweak for Gov. DiSalle's budget. Officials cite a two year yield gap of about 31 million dollars, with other taxes already moving through the House and Senate.
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ART Parks
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Di‘Salle
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Ross
Lima
DiSalle cites improved activity as fiscal biennium ends
DiSalle told newsmen that improved business activity follows the 1957-58 slump. Finance Director James H. Maloon supported the view, noting the end of the fiscal biennium is in 19 days and the state remains on track to bring estimated results to 15.
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James H. Maloon
Dentist Bowed to Tax Evasion Guilty Plea
Canton dentist Dr. Robert Bowman 49 pleaded guilty in U S District Court to four counts accusing him of evading 10 819 in income taxes for 1952 to 1955 Judge James C Connell deferred sentence for a probation report and Bowman was released on 1000 bond
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Cleveland (Ap
Robert IR. Bowman
Canton
U.S. District Court
James C. Connell
Bowman
Governor Predicts Tight State Cash This Summer
The governor warned that the state will be in a stringent cash position during the summer months, noting a million dollars in the red as of July 1. He reaffirmed his common forecast of cash shortfalls ahead.
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Oftmade
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Idaho
Bermuda
Ross’ Sportswear
Senate
Fritz
California
Amon
Stevens
Orion
S.M.L
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Gayley
Ross’ Main
Carbons Shampoo Queen
P. Daniel
Germantown
Charles Fisher
Middletown
Virginia Proter
Franklin
H. W. Heltshue
Mildred Phelps
Dad
Ross’ Mens Dept
Ross’ Shoe Dept
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