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Craig Tidball, the Warsaw investment representative for the financial services form Edward Jones, met with Lon Smith, president and chief executive officer of Hartford Life Inc., at Jones' Managing Partners Conference in St. Louis, Mo. Tidball was one of only 215 of 3,700 representatives invited to attend.
After retiring as general manager of one of the largest poultry production firms in Indiana nearly one year ago, well-known Atwood resident John Frederich has taken another job.
Carol Frush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rulo Frush, West Market Street, was one of 38 Northwestern University co-eds whose domain was invaded by a little pink pig. Some prankster greased the 16-pound porker, then let him out of an elevator into the 14th floor lobby of Abbott Hall, North Shore Drive. During the invasion it was a toss-up whether girls or pig squealed the most and it took two policemen to effect the capture. Carol is a freshman in the school of business.
BEAVER DAM - The Thanksgiving spirit was well-rendered in this vicinity. Twenty-two friends and neighbors cut wood for Rupert Weirick, who has been ill several weeks. They were Ray Coplen, Lloyd Holderman, Lloyd Creakbaum, Geo. Creakbaum, Andrew White, Chas White, Geo. White, Russell and Guy Camp, Ivan Clinker, Orven Heighway, Elijah Myers, Raymond Weirick, Raymond Riley, Elmer Darr, Clifford Sult, Lee and Dalton Kindig, Harvey Shiver, John Judd, Goldie Thomas and Geo. Smith.
