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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
7
Alexandria report notes Mrs Ches and team attending a governor's conference focusing on women's status. Event highlights include discussions on education employment and civic involvement with local participants and observers. An official briefing emphasized progress and shared regional efforts to advance gender equality.
In Indianapolis Afiter Ellis and Mrs J Lawrence listed candidate filings at the secretary of state's office during a conference on the status of women. The event at the State Fairgrounds featured keynote by Mary Dublin Keyserling and talks on civil rights, public life, and education with Senator Birch Bayh addressing the session.
The final list shows 80 people filed before the deadline for the 2nd District race to replace retiring Rep Charles A Halleck. Among them are William A Morris East Chicago Republican Lake County and Michael J Nealor Jr Gary Democrat Lake. Also noted are candidates for state senator and judge positions across Lake Vigo and Marshall counties reflecting a broad field of Republican and Democratic hopefuls.
Indiana State Board of Health film LSD Insight or Insanity shown Sunday at First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall for MYF members and youth guests from several local churches. Panel discussion followed with leaders and clergy. Easter Sunrise Service planned for April 14 at 6:30 am. WSCS breakfast for Methodist youth. junior MYF service project aims to aid shut-ins. Elwood Tri Kappa holds 8 pm meeting. Grace Methodist circle meets 1 pm. Hammond publisher Howard Publications buys Twin Falls Times News with 21,000 circulation.
Onetime Andersonian and former McGraw Hill salesman Jill Williams has been named dean of the Westchester Berkeley School in Pomona New York. Williams, a South Bend Community School alum with Ball State and Notre Dame degrees, holds multiple business education memberships and lives with his wife and three children.
Otto Wells a longtime Elwood resident died Sunday morning at Community Hospital in Anderson. Born August 29, 1904 in Logansport, he was a retired Delco Remy employee with earlier work at Tin Plate and Sary. He was a Past Governor of Moose and a member of the Old Timers Club. Survivors include his widow Cecil Nidner, one daughter Helen Minch, six sons Earl Wells, Frank Naster L., Harold J., Robert C., Charles, and Bennie Wells, three sisters, and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jackley Funeral Home chapel with burial in City Cemetery. Ambulance trips noted.
Warren E Ball receives a promotion to first lieutenant in the U S Air Force. He graduated in 1966 from Anderson College with a bachelor of arts in psychology and serves as a personnel officer at Scott Air Force Base Missouri a member of the Military Airlift Command. Ball was commissioned after completing Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas and is a Connersville High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Alden F Ball. His wife Rebecca is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Rumple of Decatur.
Dr Basil B Dulin radiologist at St John s Hospital will be guest speaker at the Anderson Exchange Club luncheon Wednesday noon in the YMCA Mulberry Room He will show a film highlighting the Madison County Unit of the American Cancer Society observance of National Cancer Crusade Month Introductions will be made by Donald Hull or Howard Ring with President Robert Sherman presiding and Peter Heiden presenting the program chairman The text notes a stray bird passage about migratory routes unrelated to the event.
Eighth grade pupils from Alexandria area Junior High and St Mary’s visited the Gallery and Regional Science Fair near Unicel on Saturday afternoon. The trip, sponsored by Tri Kappa in support of its cultural program, included chaperones Mr and Mrs Kellum Mrs Don Plackard Mrs Roger Campbell and principal Charles Schroth. Joyce Champion received an honorable mention for her science project.
The Alexandria Civil Defense Police held their annual banquet at the Country Kitchen on Saturday. Attendees included Alexandria Police Chief Harold Jones, District Director Jack Farquer, and numerous local residents and spouses. Mayor Max Branch could not attend.
A fish supper for 115 members attended a joint meeting of Monroe Pipe Creek and Van Buren Township Farm Bureau groups at the Mathe son County Building. Gana Taggart elected president of the College association, as Hanover College editor and daughter of Dr and Mrs George Taggart led the event. May include more but focus on main actions and names.
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