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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1963

Page

16

Baptists Hold State Youth Convention in Anderson

Rev. Richard Broholm of Baptist University Wisconsin is featured speaker at Indiana Baptist Youth Convention in Anderson. More than a thousand youths attend a three day event at First Baptist Church with sessions on goals and daily life, limited seating, and a Sunday service including Higher Education Day remarks.

Richard Broholm Baptist University University of Wisconsin Indiana Baptist Youth Convention Anderson Two Worlds First Baptist Church Broholm Indiana Baptist 14Th St Ann Philips Dale Green First Mounds Meadowbrook Baptist Higher Education New Age Charles Boddie American Baptist Foreign Mission Society Baptist Youth Meeting

Local Women Groups Meet Across Anderson Area

Several Anderson groups hold meetings including Anderson Country Club at 10:30 a.m. and Kamala Club at 7:30 p.m., with co chairs and officers named. The Pink Ladies and ITSC chapters host sessions in venues around the city. reports and elections are planned. In national news the Army announces a 4 000 man draft in June, down from May by 6 000.

Anderson Country Club Mesdames John R. Oughton Charles Humphrey Suwannee ITSC Roscoe Lee Beverly Terrace Frank Thomas Margaret Wright Mother's Club Ernie Nichols St. Kamala Club Red Men’s Hall W. 9Th St Bertha Antrim Pink Ladies Anderson High School J. H. Bolles Don Harrold Indiana State Auxiliary Bruce Green Muncie Washington UPI Army

Free book promises relief from arthritis through non medical methods

An advertisement offers a free illustrated book from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non medical approach to eliminate the cause of aches without surgery. No obligation, no agent will call.

Ball Clinic Dept Excelsior Springs Missouri

Plan 4-H Officer Training School At Frankton Monday

Plans are set for the annual 4-H Officers Training School to be held Monday April 22 at Frankton High School at 7 30 p m. County clubs will send presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers song leaders recreation leaders and health and safety leaders to area sessions. Training will be led by officials of the 4-H Junior Leader Organization with aid from 4-H leaders. The officers will gain information to serve their clubs better in the coming 4-H season.

Frankton High School

Three Muncie Girls Hurt In One Car Crash

A 1955 Oldsmobile driven by Ottress Hersberger 16 of Muncie veered off County Road 850 North four miles west of Gaston and flipped twice injuring passengers Pearl Reed 15 and Eudenia Roberts 15 both of Muncie. All were treated and released after a sheriff deputy investigated the Madison County crash.

Muncie Gaston Ottress Hersberger West 15Th St Pearl Reed West 10Th St Eudenia Roberts Madison County Sheriff's Dept Joe McPhearson

Courthouse Notices and Names in Madison County Courts

Courthouse items record lawsuits across Madison County including Harold E. Smith and Marjorie McCord dba Anderson Blue Print Service suing J. Miller dba J. Miller and Associates on account with writ of attachment. changes of name from James Henderson Doulton to James Henderson Ferguson. Schuffman’s Furniture Store suit against Elsie Clapper. Helen Rich suit for divorce custody and support. and James Hill Jr pleaded guilty to vehicle taking with a sentence of 11 months 15 days in Madison County jail.

Harold E. Smith Marjorie McCord Anderson Blue J. Miller J. Miller and Associates Ketner & Yelton James Henderson Doulton James Henderson Ferguson Fred Robertson State of Indiana James Hill Jr Defendent Carl Smith Madison County

U.S. Weighs Withholding Mississippi Funds

The Civil Rights Commission urged President Kennedy to consider withholding federal funds from Mississippi to protect Negro citizens. In a unanimous report, the panel said federal enforcement actions have not halted unlawful activity and urged stronger measures. Separately in Atlantic City, FDA scientists reported a faster method to gauge toxicity of drugs, food additives, pesticides, and other chemicals.

Washington Civil Rights Commission Kennedy Mississippi Atlantic City N.J UPID U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDA

Evangelist Ralph H Gray To Speak At Anderson Church

At 2700 West 25th Street Anderson Indiana Ralph H Gray evangelist will preach on Whosoever Will May Come and call for revival and spiritual renewal in the community with services announced for the week.

State tax plan faces House clash as Senate votes loom

The Senate tax package would raise about 190 million for 1963-65, retroactive to April 1, with a gross income tax shift and a corporate net tax. It faces House opposition and possible four-way conference, as leaders warn the plan may not meet state needs and could provoke taxpayer anger. The stalled budget talks add pressure amid caucus divisions.

House Robert L. Rock D-Anderson Charles W. Edwards R-Spencer Edwards Rock Senate Senate House Conference Committee John C. Ruckelshaus Indianapolis A. Morris Hall Marion John F. Shawley Michigan City David Rogers D-Bloomington Shawley Ruckelshaus Hall General Assembly Richard Newhouse Morristown

Hartke to Undergo Right Ear Surgery April 30

Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana will enter Bethesda Naval Hospital for surgery on his right ear. He announced at a news conference Tuesday that the operation is scheduled for April 30.

Washington UPI Vance Hartke Bethesda Naval Hospital Indiana Democrat

Reverend Ken Chamblin Named Pastor at Anderson Temple

The Rev. Ken Chamblin assumed the pastorate of Anderson Baptist Temple at 2017 Main St. on March 3. He previously served three years as assistant pastor and youth music director at First Baptist Church in Hammond, Indiana and has directed Christian education and music in multiple states over ten years. He graduated from Oklahoma Baptist University in 1958 after U.S. Army service from 1953 to 1955. He is married with three children.

Ken Chamblin Anderson Baptist Temple Main St Chamblin First Baptist Church Hammond Ind Jack Hyles California Texas Oklahoma Tennessee Indiana Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Okla U.S. Army

YMCA Daily Schedule of Meetings and Swim Sessions

A dense timetable lists Today at YMCA activities including luncheons underwriters Salvation Army and Lady Lions, plus AAUW meetings and various swimming and gym sessions. Programs span 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. with multiple college and cadet swims and youth activities.

Salvation Army Lady Lions

County Planning Commission Faces Vacancies After Resignations

The second member has taken no action to fill vacancies from the resignations of Wood and Dillon. Four of the remaining commissioners are ex-officio due to public offices, including School Superintendent Dale Prough and Surveyor John Manship. Other public members are Jesse Moore Elmer Hardy and Charles Laller. Wood and Dillon were public members.

Wood Dillon County Planning Commission Dale Prough John Manship Jesse Biddle Harold Berry Jesse Moore Elmer Hardy Charles Lawler

Teachers Seek Big Salary Hikes Amid Budget Debate

The board and the Teachers Federation clash over proposed pay raises totaling 552 239 for basic teaching costs plus 6 831 for extracurriculars. The plan implies a 68.1 cent tax increase on an 81 million valuation, with final adoption possible by May 1.

Wold General Assembly Teachers Committee Matthews Teacher Federation Mathews

Columnist Marquis Childs to Speak at Ball State

UPI reports syndicated political columnist Marquis Childs will address Ball State Teachers College during Journalism Week May 3 4. Eastern Indiana Journalism Day is set for May 4 co sponsored by Ball State and the Indiana High School Press Association.

Muncie, Ind UPI Marquis Childs Ball State Teachers College Ball State Indiana High School Press Association

Cars And Trucks Triple Assessed Value Of Goods

County Assessor Wahn released April 15 figures for Anderson Township city and Edgewood. Automobiles and trucks show a near threefold higher assessed value than household goods with Anderson Township listing 4 798 vehicles valued at 2 210 180 and 3 676 household units at 863 185. Anderson City reports 7 095 vehicles valued at 3 156 020 and 7 983 household items at 1 426 405. Edgewood has 467 vehicles valued at 259 050 and 336 household goods at 87 205.

Wahn Dean Anderson Township City Edgewood Anderson City

Optimist Club elects officers and plans pancake breakfast

The Chesterfield Optimist Club held its semi monthly meeting last Monday at Pine Manor with President Tom House in charge. Officers elected for the coming year are Clyde Haug an, president, Jerry Marshall and Charles Moore as vice presidents, and directors Jack Riley and Les Roberts. Preparations for the eighth annual pancake breakfast at the Western Hotel on May 5 were finalized to fund youth programs.

Chesterfield Optimist Club Pine Manor Tom House Clyde Haugan Jerry Marshall Charles Moore Jack Riley Les Roberts Western Hotel

East Side Community Club Holds Election Of New Officers

Robert Freeman chairs arrangements featuring slides and a Caracas commentary by Dr W L Bond. Don Hull reports new signs for the Tenth Street bridge limiting speed to 15 mph for cars and banning trucks. President Elect Freeman and others are seated. special East Side Community Club session set for May 14 at Ray Woods home.

Robert Freeman W.L. Bond Caracas Venezuela Don Hull Tenth Street Bridge Mr. Hull Freeman Sam Hiles Keith Jones Earl Willams Charles Solid Don Roush Ray Westerman Myrle Preston Mr. Hiles Marion Withers East Side Community Club Ray Woods

Naval Reserve officer Dixon to lead surface division unit

CDR Dixon, a former Navy pilot who flew F4U Corsairs from the Shangri La during Okinawa and air strikes on Japan, will divide time between Anderson and the Naval Reserve Training Center at Muncie. He will attend Tuesday night meetings of Surface Division 9-31(M).

Shangri-La Okinawa Japan Cdr Dixon Tokyo Cdr Dixon Naval Air Training Command Orient 5Th Air Force Korea Air Force Training Command Pensacola Air Reserve Akron Ohio Floyd Bennett Field New York Muncie Anderson Naval Reserve Training Center

Freedom Trailer Schedule Across Local Schools

The Freedom Trailer will visit multiple schools from April 15 to May 8 with morning and afternoon sessions. Locations include 25th Street School Edgewood School Shade land Hazel wood School Westvale School Riley School Highland High School Sears Park ing Lot North Anderson School Central Junior High School Park Place Long fellow Citizens Banking Company 29th Street School South Side Junior High East 10th Street School Washington Meadowbrook Madison Heights Madison Heights and Mississinewa High School near Marion.

25Th Street Edgewood School Shadeland Hazelwood School Westvale School Riley School Highland High School Central Junior High School Park Place Longfellow School Citizens Banking Company 29Th Street School South Side Junior High School East 10Th Street Washington Meadowbrook School Madison Heights Junior High School Madison Heights Mississinewa High School Marion

Steel price hikes ripple through industry as U S Steel acts

U S Steel announces price increases that pull in Armco and other majors, prompting a domino effect across the steel market. Analysts warn of a potential consumer price spiral while Kennedy weighs possible intervention.

U.S. Steel Republic United Steelworkers Union Iron Age Magazine Armco

Employment totals show modest rise amid firm hiring

Employment data indicate 301 new hires in 60 days, 1.3 percent increase from a year earlier, with electrical machinery and transportation leading gains. Retail jobs saw the largest cut, 40 positions, while shortages persist for engineers and skilled trades. unemployment claims fall as outdoor construction projects begin.

Jets involved in string of near misses across U S

A series of near collisions disrupts airspace from Feb 7 to Apr 8. An American Airlines Electra with 52 aboard dived over Syracuse to avoid an F 101 Voodoo. A Western Air Lines pilot and Navy skyraiders faced a near miss over San Francisco Bay. An American Airlines 707 reported a near miss with a Delta DC8 near Indianapolis.

American Airlines Syracuse N.Y Western Air Lines Navy Skyraiders San Francisco Bay Area FAA Indianapolis Ind

Measured Mile Walk Routes and YMCA Incentive

The piece details multiple measured mile routes starting and ending at the YMCA across Meridian and Jackson streets, plus a final leg to the Broadway bridge. It urges brisk, purposeful walking and promises a small gift at the YMCA, with the month’s slogan Follow the foot prints on the streets and keep healthy.

14Th St Jackson Eighth St Meridian 11Th St YMCA Meridian St 26Th St City Henry St Broadway Bridge

John Leskowski Dies After Illness At 84 In Elwood

John J Leskowski 84 of 1401 South G St Elwood died at his home at 7 p m Tuesday after a two year illness He was born January 23 1879 in Leipzig Germany son of Peter and Josephine He retired from Tin Plate Company and lived in Elwood for 50 years He belonged to St Joseph Catholic Church Eagles Lodge Woodmen of the World He survived by his wife Mary H Eizenber whom he married in 1939 three sons Frank Tipton John and Henry Dayton Ohio a stepson Edward Eizenber and stepdaughter Mrs Helen Nowak both of Cleveland 19 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren One sister Mrs Janie Eizenber of Cleveland Friends may call York and Dunnichay Funeral Home after 7 p m today Funeral arrangements are pending.

Elwood John J. “‘Lesko Leskowski South G St. Elwood Leipzig Germany Peter Josephine Leskowski The Tin Plate Company St. Joseph Woodmen of the World Association Mary H. Rucinski Mary H. Eizenber Frank Tipton John Henry Dayton Edward Eizenber Helen Nowak Cleveland, O Janie Eizenber Cleaveland York and Dunnichay

Navy relies on sonar to locate Thresher wreckage and probes delay

Rear Adm. Ramage testified that last Thresher signals were not heard until Friday, two days after the loss. He discussed Seawolf sonar readings and buoyant noise from a submerged sub, while noting no evidence linked to Thresher crew. The court heard about Skylark's role and delays in notifying Navy leadership.

Adm Lawson P Ramage Atlantic Fleet Thresher Navy Ramage Seawolf USS Sullivans Newport R.L Boston Sullivans Cmdr Stanley Hecker

Funeral service for Mrs Eva F Shultz set for 1 30 p m

The Rev Harry Smith will conduct the funeral service for Mrs Eva F Shultz 75 wife of Emery Shultz of Rt 3 at 1 30 p m today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel Interment follows at Brookside Cemetery

Harry Smith Eva F. Shultz Emery Shultz Rt. 3 Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel Brookside Cemetery

Services for Guy A Robinson Held at Harold E Rozelle

Guy A. Robinson age 80 of 120 W 5th St owner and operator of the Anderson Brass Foundry died Sunday evening. Services conducted today at 10 a.m. by Rev Fred Lanan of First Presbyterian Church at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial follows in West Maplewood Cemetery with honorary pallbearers Dr Henry Gante Dr Sam Litzenberger James Yattan Ward Starr William Rhoton James R. Day John Westerfield and John Ellis.

Guy A. Robinson W. 5Th St Anderson Brass Foundry Harold E. Rozelle Fred Lanan First Presbyterian Church West Maplewood Cemetery Henry Gante Sam __Litzenberger James Yattan Ward Starr Wiliam Rhoton James R. Day John Westerfield John Ellis

Funeral rites for Edward Whisler held today

Edward Whisler, 80, of 3016 Main St died Monday. Funeral rites led by Rev. Earl Imler at 1:30 p.m. today at the church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.

Edward Whisler Main St Earl Imler East Maplewood Cemetery

Final rites for Mrs. Ethel Crawford held today

Mrs. Ethel T. Crawford 67 wife of Harry L. Crawford of 2020 Nelle Sr. died Sunday evening. Funeral conducted by Rev. George Skinner Jackson Park Church of God at Brown and Butz Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.

Ethel Crawford Ethel T. Crawford Harry L. Crawford Nelle Sr Brown and Butz George Skinner Jackson Park

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

William Olvey Fortville 409 Hamilton Sr. dies Monday funeral service set for 2 p.m. at McCarty-Fisher Funeral Home. Rev. Claudius Pyles to preside burial in Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis Edna Estelle Brunson Wilkinson 56 Greenfield dies Sunday funeral 10 a.m. at Condo and Son Funeral Home interment Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown

William Olvey Fortville William KE. Olvey Hamilton Sr McCarty-Fisher Claudius Pyles Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis Edna Brunson Wilkinson Edna Estelle Brunson Pratt St Greenfield Condo and Son Glen Cove Knightstown

Reapportionment Conferees Named By House Leaders

House minority leader notes caucus support for the plan. Conferees besides Edwards included Sons John R. Rees of Columbus James M. Kirtley of Crawfordsville and Rep William J. Brighton of Terre Haute.

House Edwards John R. Rees Columbus James M. Kirtley Crawfordsville William J. Brighton Terre Haute

Collision at 38th and Main injures five

Police say a car driven by Anson J. Cullen age 42 of 316 East 38th Street collided with another vehicle at the 38th Street and Main Street intersection. Five people were injured in the crash and were receiving treatment.

St. Marys Boosters Club Meets at SMS Cafeteria

The St Marys Boosters Club will gather Wednesday at 8 p m in the SMS cafeteria to discuss upcoming events and activities. Members are urged to attend and participate in planning.

St. Mary’s Boosters Club Wed SMS

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Baptists Frankton Courthouse News Circuit Court Superior Court Haskell Schuffman Schuffman’s Furniture Store Elsie Clapper Pieroni Helen Rich Billy Rich Kelley Arnold U.S Times OF Chapel Great Commission Schools W. 25Th St Anderson, Ind Ralph H. Gray Anderson Bargain Store Temple Howe Aqua Belles Club Optimist Club East Side Naval Reserve Bethlehem Steel New York Stock Exchange Armco Steel Corp Big Steel Middletown Palm Beach Fla Pierre Salinger Worthington United States Steel Wheeling Steel Corp Pilgrim Holiness Kermit Farlow Sophia N. C Pilgrim Holiness Church 24Th Delaware Sts Kenneth Ashby and Sons Ernest Carroll Dial John Leskowski Hecker Mark Stout Arlington Sylvia Nash Fletcher St Merl Stout Rushville Moster Funeral Home Arlington Cemetery Margaret Dillie McGinnis Margaret Dille McGinnis Miami John Dille Jane Anderson Elnora Harris Florida Vanarsdale Funeral Home Eva Shultz Madison E. 12Th Street Howard H. Brown Fred W. Butz
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