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TERRE HAUTE - Kathy Allison, Warsaw, has been cast in the lead role of the Indiana State University theater department's production of "A Flea in Her Ear."
Pamela and Jeffrey Horn found balloons in a field on Division Road a mile north of Akron and just west of Ind. 19. Students at North Elementary School, Crystal Lake, Ill., blew up the balloons and tied them together as part of a school project, and the Horns will return the destination cards to the Illinois school. Pamela is a sixth grader at Akron Elementary School, and her brother is a Tippecanoe Valley High School sophomore. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horn, Rt. 2, Akron.
The Emery Murphys recently found a beat-up government weather instrument in a field on their farm a mile and a half south of Atwood. They speculated that the parachute might have failed to open properly when the balloon to which it was attached burst at high altitude. At any rate, the instruction tag was gone and the gadget appeared to have been shattered and seemed to be partly gone. They planned to take it to the post office where such things are usually handled.
G.W. Polk, Norman Polk, Lawrence Polk, Wallace Clay, Francis Ladd, Ralph Guy, Sam Thomas and Hubert Fawley, of Warsaw; Pete Murphy, of Atwood; William Kerns, Clyde Sills, Harry Hawthorne, of Silver Lake, and Ira Hively, of Columbia City, attended a banquet and meeting of the Marland Oil Company dealers at Huntington.
