at Van Buren News Township Farm Bureaus Hold Joint Meeting VAN BUREN (Spl.) The joint meeting of the' Van Buren and Washington' Farm Bureaus was held; the Van Buren Community and a potluck supper was served. Mrs. Vernie Duckwall offered prayer. Following the meal, Ralph Duckwall, chairman, conducted the meeting in the conservation "club house. Earl Bryant gave devotions.
Duckwall anpounced. that directors the meeting county on Aug. 20, the board voted to reclommended to the state representative that they hold a oneday legislative session and approve the proposed $50 per pupil for schools, The speaker was Ben Schoby, area of the Huntington, and sissinewa Dams, and Ned Woodward, ranger for the Mississinewa Dam also spoke. The next meeting will be at the Lions Club with a potluck supper on Sept. 26.
Speaker for the evening will be Forrest Conder. Loyal Workers Class Holds August Meeting VAN BUREN The August meeting of the Loyal Workers Class of the Central Christian Church opened with group singing, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Lobdell. Robert Lobdell gave devotions using quotations from "The Bread Of Life," followed by During the business meeting, conducted by Dorrell- Allen, president, reports were given by Mrs. Arthur Zent and Miss Oca Howard.
A nominating committee composed of Arthur Zent, chairman; Arthur Reed and Glen Moon was appointed. Reed and Wayne Trout were in charge of entertainment.1 Slides were shown of a tripitoler California taken by the Trouts. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Shuff and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Kerlin served refreshments to 26 bers. Gamma Tau Members Hold Picnic At Park VAN BUREN- members of the Gamma Tau Club and their families held a picnic at the Van Buren. Community Park. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
Paul Yarger. Mrs. Fer-1 guson received a birthday gift from her secret pal. The next meeting will be at the new home of Mrs. Darrell Trout, south on Landessville Road.
Twenty adults and 27 children attended. Committee in charge of arrangements was Mrs. Pete Sparks, Mrs. Trout, Mrs. Demmer and Mrs.
David. Ferguson. Dinner Held By Club In Grecian Room 4 3: VAN BUREN The Amica Filae Club met for an evening at the Grecian Room in Marlion. Mrs. James Kellogg then hosted the group at her home.
The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. George on Sept. 12. Advanced Farm Club Meets At Cox Home VAN BUREN-The Advanced Farm Club met with Mrs. Edna Cox.
with Mrs. Cox in charge of devotions, Mrs. Homer White, president was in charge of the meeting. Roll call was answered by, "How You Calm. Your Nerves." Speaker for the evening was Lessel Gardner.
Russell' Corey gave the critic report. The meeting closed with group singing. Next meeting will be. Sept. 15 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lobdell. 4 REUNION HELD VAN BUREN The Black Creek Conservation Club house was the site of the Corey family reunion. Officers elected for next year are, Russell Corey, president, and Mrs. Pete Gard(per, secretary and treasurer.
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Low tonight in low 50s. High Thursday 74.77. 3. 6-7: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 53-57.
High Thursday in mid to upper Friday outlook: Fair and warmer. Five-day outlook: Tempera- Jonesboro Association Maps Plans JONESBORO. (Spl.) An organizationat "meeting of the Woman's Bowling Association was held at the American Legion Home with Mrs. Jack Lazard, president, in charge. Members the Wednesday Nite Ladies" League 'are from Marion, Gas.
City and Jonesboro. Rules we L'e discussed and agreed upon. Bowling will be held at the Cee Lanes in Gas City and will start at 7 p.in. Sept. 6.
The league has openings for new teams. Any one interested" may obtain information by calling Mrs. Jack Lazard, 674-1830, or; Dick Poling at Gee Cee Lahes, 674-5226. 3 MEETING HELD -The Friday Night Mixed Doubles League held its organizational meeting on? Monday evening. Sept.
9 is the starting date for this league at! the Gee Cee Lanes. General Motors Names Man To Head Division Appointment of a former process engineer at the General Motors Delco-Remy Division at Anderson as general manager the AC Spark Plug Division of General Motors was announced here today. The promotion of John D. Baker will go: into. effect Sept.
1, according to an announcement by GM President James M. Roche. Baker has been with General Motors since 1940 when he joined the Anderson plant. A native of, Lafayette, Baker is a graduste of Purdue. University.
Accidental Shot Worries Small Boy HARBOR, Mich. (AP) Lee: Emmanuel, 6, was worried affet he pulled the trigger of a shotgun a special clamp a police car, blasting a hole in the car roof. 'I hope I didn't kill God," the bay said. was among a group of children touring. the Benton Harbor police station Monday, Nobody was injured in the incident.
Chief McCarroll said the shotgun should not have been "Services Planned UPLAND Evangelistic services are being conducted at the Center Methodist Church, located northwest of Upland, at 7:301 p.m. each: day. The evangelist is Rev. William R. Rudd, Wilmore, and the music is being arranged by Robert J.
Rudd, Henderson, N.C. According to the pastor, the Rev. Merritt Edder, services continue until 4. AT SEMINAR 1 UPLAND--The Rev. Herschel Murray, pastor of the First Methodist Church, is attending a seminar on prayer and personal: devotions at: Yokefellow House in Richmond.
SPEAKER ANNOUNCED UPLAND -Orville Lee, of the It's Going To Stay Cool In Indiana By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Temperatures plunged to near record season lows today for the second time this month in sharp contrast with July's heat waves. And continued subnormal temperatures were forecast. The mercury dipped to 47 at New Castle, 50 at South Bend, 50 at Indianapolis, 51 at Fort Wayne and 52 at Lafayette and Evansville. The Indianapolis low was just one degree above the record for Aug. 24 set in 1927.
The five-day outlook, Thursday through Monday, was for temperatures averaging 5 to 8 degrees below normal. The normal range at this season is from 59-81 in Northern Indiana to 64-1 88 in the south. Rain, -still badly needed in some areas, will be scarce, possibly one-tenth inch or less during the five-day period. Weather Elsewhere Weather Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 7 High Low Pr. Albuquerque, clear 81 55 .04 Atlanta, cloudy 82 61 Bismarck, clear 67 40 Boise, clear 97 67 Boston, clear 65 61 .21 Buffalo, clear 72 55 Chicago, clear 70 53 Cincinnati, cloudy 79 55 Cleveland, cloudy.
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C. E. Davis, chef de gare, will be in charge. Marion Weather (24 Hours Ending at 7 a.m. Temperatures ..........73 48 August 24, 1965 75 48 Precipitation None Sunset today, 7:31 p.m.
Sunrise Thursday 6:03 a.m. Precipitation since Jan. 1, 1966, 16.00 inches. Precipitation same date, 1965, 23.85 inches. (Official weather stationis located at the Marion Sewage Treatment Plant on Bond Avenue.) NEW POST OFFICE WASHINGTON, Ind.
(AP) Federal authorities announced today a $436,000 post office will be built here with completion expected late next year. The building will be owned by Leo A. Daly Co. and leased to the government. SANE Temperance Organization, will be the speaker at the First Methodist Church at 10:30 a.m.
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