Court Approves Petition Opening 4th Street and Vacating Alleys
Surge Russell E. Stewart received court approval to open 4th Street from Cottage Avenue to College Avenue and to vacate an alley from E Street to Grand Avenue including 20 feet along the south side of Grand Avenue from Park to Central Avenue. The case names City of Anderson Park Place Church of God and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surge Russell E. Stewart
4Th St
Cottage Ave
College Ave
St. St
Torand Ave
Grand Ave
Fromt. Park
Central Ave
Harold Anderson
City of
Anderson
Carl T. Smith
Park Place
Church of God
C. D. Rotruck
Board of Trustees
Anderson School City
Madison
Henry P. Schrenker
Boblix
L. Modlin
Ernest Modlin
Eugene Ferguson
Marjorie Roberts
James Broadway
North
Anderson and Roberts
Jerrold
O, Finney
Lawrence Nothin
Jerrold C. Kinney
Police arrest two teen agers in hub cap theft case
Anderson detectives seized two 17 year olds Saturday linked to the theft of about 20 automobile hub caps over two to three weeks valued at 300 dollars. The youths face charges in City Court. Police also detained two teens found drinking in a car Friday night on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ohn Helden
Elmer Rouse
Rube Cox
Robert Morgan
Legal Notices and Civil Actions in Madison County
Summary lists multiple court matters including personal injury demand of 35 dollars in Madison County. cases Armstrong Kelley and Kelley. Albert Brown v Joe Brogdon official actions. Superior Court No 1 Harold Rigney v Mary Ellen Rigney divorce. DeArmond divorce. Dillenbeck v Palmer assault and battery. Norton estate damages. Wicker v Wicker divorce. various admin and probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Hancock
Ralph
E. Hancock
Hohanoon
Burton
Charles McGuire
Patricia McGuire
Jerrald BF
Pinney
Edgar Nutt
Jerrold E. Finney
Charles C.bichh
Daimages
Jerrold O. Finney
Marjorie Moorman
Revis &. Newby
Decker Real Estate Company
Otho Douglas
Rney
Theodore Dann
Juanita Miller
Superior Court No. 1
Pauline Ramona Lewis
Earl Lewis
Carless Lee O'Conner
James Luther O'Conner
Albert Brown
Joe Brogdon
Madison County
Pecmit
Kelley
Arnold and Kelley
American Security Division
As.c. Corp
Erman Lee Pepes
Byer and
Gaus
Floyd Agnes
Arnold
Superior Court
Harold Rigney
Mary Ellen’ Rigney
Sulton
DeAnmond
Booram
DeArmond
Charles Dillenbeck
Cecil Palmer
Bagot
Free and Shearer
Roy White
Carl Lumbrock
William J. Norton
Oscar J. Carpenter
Arteta Carpenter
Margaret K. Burton
Johnson and Austin
Rupertor Court
Evelyn M. Wicker
Charles
Wicker
Suil
Salyer
Woolbert
Veteran of Foreign Wars Service Officer Dies in Chicago
Irvin Bonyaec 68 of 17 West 2nd Street died Sunday morning at Liretto Hospital Chicago after a weeklong stay. A Wells County native, he lived in Anderson 32 years since coming from Muncie and retired from DelecRemy Division. He served 15 months overseas in World War I and was a longtime VFW Service Officer at George M. Ockett American Legion Post. Survived by widow Cecile Aula Snyder and brother Herman Snyder Munice. Funeral home services at Brown and Butz with calling after 3:30 today and funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev R. Borettiold in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Bonyaec
Liretto Hospital
Chicago
Atr. Snyder
Wells County
Anderson
Muncie
DelecRemy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George! Ockett American Lexion Post
Cecile Aula Snyder
Herman Snyder
Munvie
Alexandria Social Activities Record
Alexandria hosted a cluster of social events with Dr and Mrs and the Haymond family returning to Warsaw after visits. The Incal family’s Stephen Foreman anniversary was noted, with guests Freeman Ghanvhers Columbus and others. A family dinner was canceled by the Daily Workers Clik and rescheduled at Goalie Frees home. Upcoming meetings include a regular all day session at Mrs Geet Swisher’s and an Aeson Club gathering hosted by Mrs Myron Poole with hobby shows and blind goods lists for next year. In Michigan, Martha Sumphries and Helen Weaver spent time in Holland and Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
George Haymond
Stephen
Warsaw
Foreman
Earl Prank
Columbus Freeman
BOHN
Lincoln Ann
Daily Workers Clik
Goalie Frees
Geet Swisher
W. Bory
Aesop Club
Myron Poole
N. Harelson
Aeson Club
Poole
Earl Freeman
Michigan
Martha Sumphries
Helen Weaver
Holland and
Battler
Anderson ACE Install Officers for 1936 57 Season
The Anderson branch of the Association for Childhood Education holds a final regular meeting this afternoon at 8 o'clock in North Anderson School. Installation of officers for 1936-57 includes Miss Lorelei Lacy as president Robert Roulls as vice president Miss Joan Cail as treasurer and Bris Lois Shields as secretary. Reports on the ACE International Study Conference in Washington, D C will be presented by Miss Vory Miss Cail Mrs Shields Miss Sylvia Fowler and Miss Mildred Brown. A discussion on purchasing films for local city schools follows. Mrs Alva Brown, president, will preside and a social hour will conclude the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Association For Childhood Education
Aear
At &O'Clock
North Anderson School
Lorelei Lacy
Robert Roulls
Joan Cail
Bris
Lois Shields
Vory
Cail
Shields
Sylvia Fowler
Mildred Brown
Washington, D. C
Aluva Brown
Evans to Speak at Midwest Church Convocation in Indianapolis
Dr. Evans, a Goshen native and noted religious leader, will deliver the principal address at a Midwest pastors convocation hosted by the Broadway Methodist Church in Indianapolis. He will give three more talks and meet with ministers during a two day event themed The Man the Message and the Ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaunese Hom
Broadway” Methodist
Indianapolis
Evans
Atte
Park Place Church
Robert ' Bearson
Church of God
Dr. Evans
School of Theology
Midwest
Hoosier
Goshen
Life Magazine
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Eisen ‘Hower
John Foster Dulles
J. Furgar Hoover
Hollywood Church
Westhope
N. D
Japan
Korea
China
Egypt
Africa
Near
U. S
Billy Graham
Scotland
Sunrise
Willson
Texas West Iayan College
American Baptist Convention
Occigntal Colege
Los Angeles
McCormick Theological Seminary
Olive Tablets Claim Superior Relief for Constipation
Noted claims from a prominent medical center report that Olive Tablets, made from pure vegetable drugs, provide gentler, more effective relief from constipation. The study asserts 9 of 10 cases success and 52 percent higher effectiveness than other laxatives, with no weakness or nourishment loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch. Edwarda
Gaya
Ha Qiee Tanel Company
Max
Btalip A
Columbun Ty
Albert F. Grant 58 retired postal worker dies at home
Albert F. Grant of 424 Ward St dies after nine weeks illness. Born Lexington Sept 5 1888 he was a retired postal worker and member of Central Christian Church Mt Moriah Lodge 71 Scottish Rite and other groups. Survivors include widow Mabel and three brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Baker Brothers with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery and Mt Moriah Lodge graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art R Mllness
Albert F. Grant
Ward SL
Lexington
Central, Christian Church
Mt. Moriah Lodge No
Free and Accepted Masons
Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis
Mural Temple of Indianapolis
Craft 84
The
Auxiliary Police and Letter Carriers and Clerks Association
Mabel
Verdie
Edgar
Anderson
Grant
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mt. Moriah
Harry Berry Dies Sunday in Alexandria at 90
ALEXANDRIA man Barry Berry long a blacksmith died Sunday afternoon at Drake Memorial Hospital Cincinnati after a six month illness. Born December 8 1865 in Noblesville he lived in Alexandria since 1900. He married Anna Fearey in 1880s. she died in 1948. He worked as a blacksmith from age 16 until 76. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Nema Shay of Reading Ohio another daughter Mrs Rae Mulvaney of Anderson nine grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. The body was taken to Davis and Strider Funeral Home in Alexandria with services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Barry Berry
Drake Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Mr. Berry
Noblesville
William
Sarah Perry Berry
Anna Fearey
Indianapolis
Berry
Macksmith
Times-Tribe
Clinton St
Canal
Doba Sts
Nema Shay
Reading
Rae Mulvaney
Anderson
Davis
Coke Bottle Expands Size With New Big Brother Package
Coca Cola introduces a family size bottle the first packaging change in 40 years sales begin today in Meal food and beverage stores Thomas C Funk president of Coca Cola Bottling Co of Anderson says the new bottle will roll out nationally in months with plants needing new equipment to handle the size Take home sales rise as soft drinks shift from drugstores and lunch counters to homes and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janijor Coca-Cola I
Thomas C. Funk
Coca-Cinta Bottling Co
Anderson
Punk
Alga
Funk
Tvents
Noo Slorea
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Three Local Families
Elizabeth Kepple Taggart 78 of Greenwood widow of Walter Taggart died at Johnson Court Hospital Franklin survivors include four sons and two daughters with funeral plans set in Greenwood. ERMSTON DRULEY 3 died after a heart attack with services at Central Christian Church burial in Maplewood. FLORENCE A GRAVES 79 formerly of Anderson died at home. survivors include daughter Nellie Shadle and son John Graves with services in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilizabeth X. Taggart
Elizabeth Kepple Taggart
Greenwood
Walter Taggart
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Here
Johnson Court Hospital
Franklin
Taggett
Anderson
William W
Carmel
Jobe K
Indianapolis
James
Claremont
Josephine Tagart
Washington, D.C
Robert Youmans
Shirley Chapel
Wilson Mortuary
Presbyterian Church of
Bruce Metton
Greenwood Cemetery
R. Ermston Druley
J. Ermston Druley
Pearl St
Mr. Druley
Haag
Vity
Order of Eagles
Walter Druley
Lorraine Hardwick
Houston
Tex
Myron Druley
Bedy
Brown and Butz
Nev
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Haat Maplewood Cemetery
Florence A, Graves
Florence A. Graves
Monthester
Nellie Shadle
John Graves
Walker Funeral Home
Montpelier
Paint blitz to open Clean-Up Week parade
Downtown area preparations for Clean-Up Week include a paint blitz at the Bill Wilsony Boys Club following the parade on April 30 at 10 am. Anderson paint dealers provide the paint and union workers from Painters and Decorators Local 663 assist. Last year, Local 669 led a similar event for the Girl Scouts. this year Wilson Club members join the paper drive on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Bill Wilsory Boys’ Club
Anderson Paint
Loral 669
Girl Scouts
Wilson Club
al & Aay
Missionary Nellie Olson Dies in Jamaica West Indies
Mrs. Nellie Olson aged 86, longtime missionary for the Church of God in Kingston Jamaica, died Monday. She helped found the Jamaica Bible Institute in 1926 with her husband George Olson. Surviving are daughter Mary Olson principal of Ardenne High School, Kingston. son Daniel of Indianapolis. granddaughter Carol Olson. Funeral services and burial held Wednesday in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Olson
Church of God
Kingston
Jamaica
British West Indies
Jamaica Bible Institute
Anderson
Mary Olson
Ardenne High School
Church For God
Daniel
Indiianapolis
Carol Olson
The
Gospel Trumpet Co
Kings On
Khrushchev Sees Soviet Lead In Weapons And Air Travel
Khrushchev asserted the Soviet Union leads or ties with the West in weapons and jet airliners. He cited Tupolev projects and a 7 to 170 passenger airliner while touring Birmingham and Mirham Airbase with Bulganin. Premier Eden slated further talks in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Washington
Sam Stuart Symington
Nikolai Bulganin
Birmingham
Andrei Tupolev
Mirham
Norfolk
Britain
Mulganin
London
Alks
Anthony Eden
Theaday
Coca Cola to Replace Bottle Shape in North American Distribution
Officials said Coca Cola will not adopt the traditional 1918 bottle shape in its standard glass bottles. The company plans new bottle shapes for future releases while continuing current production for existing layouts. Distribution changes are expected to span several days in the Anderson area with shipments concluding by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CocaCola
Funk
Anderson
Emma Del Atteberry 84 dies at 2124 Noble Street
Expires Sunday Emma Del Atteberry 84 longtime resident of the community dies at her home 2124 Noble Street She was born November 1 1871 in Schuyler County TH Her husband Delbert N Atteberry died in 1942 Survived by two sons Eli Atteberry Harvey Litchfield a daughter Jennie Swinford a brother Harry Brown and a sister Ruth Manis Ten grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren Funeral services Wednesday at 1 30 a m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Kenneth Losh First Baptist Church in charge Burial will be in East Waplewand Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma del Atteberry
Noble St
Schuyler County
Delbert N. Atteberry
First Baptist Church
Friendly Club
Pocahontas Lodge
Ivy
Rebekah Lodge
Eli Ate Teberry
Anderson
East Waplewand
Unidentified Flying Objects and Military Trainee Pay Bill
The article notes a government film on flying saucer controversy with radar reports over Washington on July 27, 1932. It also reports President Eisenhower signing a bill increasing monthly pay for six month military trainees to 78 dollars, aligning with guardsmen on active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventnret
Green-Rouse
Washington, D.C
Washington
Eisenhower
Armed Forces
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral services for Mrs. Hettie Wilson 87 of Rt 3 Greenfield to be held at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson. Burial in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Survivors include three stepsons one stepdaughter two sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Wilson
Rt. 3
Greenfield
Sanders
Anderson
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Merrill Wilson
Oaklandon
Clyde Wilson
Comfort
Earl Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Opal Reed
Eden
Ethel Hamilton
New Castle
Anna Maines
Alaska voters weigh constitution and slate in territorial election
Alaska residents set a popularity vote on the proposed state constitution and a slate for the Oct 9 territorial general election. Eisenhower Knowland on the GOP ticket Kefauver Stevenson on the Democratic ballot. Kefauver Stevenson Knowland have visited Alaska recently. Alaskans do not vote in presidential elections. The results hint at the territory’s statehood climate.
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Charles Dillenbook
New York
W. R. Lemore
Emmet Insurance Co
Phillip McDubel
Franklin Cobb
Ruth Neff
Homer Nett
Delia Roberts
Onder
Martha Opal Wooley
Robert J. Eggman
Eggmon
Sentral Railroad Co
Bohannon Til Tallon
Charleston, S.C
Chicago, Ill
Colorado Springs
New Orleans
Anderson Bus
Lagnard Montgomery
Greyhound
WaltzndHiday Funeral Home
Blue Ribbon
Michigan Mutual Liability
Celine
Anderson Bank
Michigan Mutual Liability Company
Dividend Paying
Detroit
Workmen's
Hompownert
Ganwal Cawwalty
Anderson Ace
Cincian Medina
U.S
Harry Berry
West Indies
Top
Flying Saucer
Fage
John W. McCormack
ADA
Stevenson
Kiefauver
McCormack
Fsa Er
Culsana Bank
Andersary
Indiana
Sepbacla
A.c
Baker Brothers
Eleventh St