Beezley Funeral Set In St James Mo
Arlie Beezley 67 died at his home in St James Missouri from a heart attack last Wednesday. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in the First Church of God. Survivors include Rebel Beezley and several relatives from Anderson and area. He was a known figure in local Church of God circles and hosted many Anderson groups at his Missouri farm.
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Arlie Beezley
First Church of God
St. James
Beezley
Anderson
Church of God
Missouri
Rebel
John A. Morison
Earl Morrison
F. Leonard Blevins
Rodney Caudill
Arthur Hofman
Pendleton
Russell County
Ieee
Pena Comey
Jamestown
Bonnie Watts
Noblesville
Linda Mann
Indianapolis
Dexter Mann
Claudia Ballard
Middletown
Clauia Lilly Ballard
Gladys Poor
Chauncey
James Bruce
Mountain Home
Ark
Howard Ballard
Ballard and Shirey
Richard Rasche
Shelbyville
Miller Cemetery
Ganeral
Agnew Backs Nixon On Watergate Affair
Washington reports Vice President Agnew defends President Nixon amid Watergate questions. Haldeman remains in place while Ziegler says staff is confident in Nixon. Obscure obituaries and local notices mention Anderson Noblesville families and funeral arrangements across multiple Indiana towns.
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Elsie Beck
Inyo Sebes Homat
Madison County
Anderson
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Marthe J. Girton
William McGriff
Greenwood
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Charles Taylor
Wilson Funeral Home
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White House
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Mora
Hakleman
William Kelly
Nixon
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Noblesville
Farmer
Florida White House
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Fixon
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Eee
Mee
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Coe
Northwood Angeles Times
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They
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Fatergate Case
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Agnew
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Winter
Park
Fla
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Earl
Best
Anderson Memorial Park
Cemtery
Government center near completion for Madison County sesquicentennial
Johnson said 200 more brick panels will be lifted into place as precast stone blocks are installed in the outside plaza. The surrounding area will be paved with stone blocks and granite bricks, with two brick planters and 11 trees added. A tower bell from the old courthouse will be placed in the terraced area, and the building should be ready for occupancy by July and dedicated in September during the sesquicentennial celebration.
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Ptohnson
Government Center
Johnson
Madison County
Plan Commission Examines Recalled Madison Ave Zoning Case
Herald staff writer reports a plan commission meeting on a special exception request echoing the earlier 1972 residential zoning dispute involving property on Madison Avenue between 42nd and 44th streets. The case traces ownership changes from Howard and Bertha Stanley to Midwest Empire and Levinson, with questions whether 4901 Madison Ave. covers the same tract and whether a residential development is planned.
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Jon C. Shafer
Herald
City Plan Commission Tonight
Madison Avenue
42Nd
44Th Streets
Howard
Bertha Stanley
Plan Commission
Donald Gwinnup
Madison Ave
Carroll Geile
Déth
Robert Morris
D-4th
Jack van Dyke
Rist
Keith Millikan
D-At
Ronald Fletcher
Bird
Stanley
Walter Stasey
Robert L. Rock & Associates
Charles Levinson
Levinson
County Recorder’s
Midwest Empire
Thomas Redmond
Hamton County
Ohio
Stanleys
Law Commission
City Council
City Plan Commission Agenda For Tonight
The City Plan Commission meets at 7 30 p m on the south side with zoning requests for Fairway Ford relocation on Sird and Main streets, 1635 E 60th St mixed use motel, 56th Street east of Scatterfield for education, and various business and residential developments. Petitions by Mell Start Construction Co Myron H Krugler Howard Webb Carson McGonigle RE Vickers Charles Levinson Fred Hiday George McCalister James Brown Elizabeth Dowd and others are listed along with rules and procedures discussion.
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City Planning Commission
Fairway Ford
Te Pettion
Mell & Start Construction Co
E. 60Th St
Scatterfield Road
Interstate 69
Myron H. Krugler
Seth
Marathon Oil Station
Howard Webb
Carson McGonigle
56Th Street
Scatter
Field Road
McGonigle and Webb
Sird Street
Vickers
Madison Ave
Charles Levinson
W.seth St
Fred Hiday
Eighth St
George McCalister
James Brown
Elizabeth Dowd
Plan Commission
Southside drainage woes discussed as area grows
The mayor and planning director blame rapid growth for parking lots and flooding as Southside’s drainage system lags. They cite 53rd Street demand, poor pre annexation planning, and a proposed drainage basin for new developments. A charette may be held, with holding basins required and Stanley Ditch under county drainage board jurisdiction.
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Southdale
George Hawes
Southside Civic Organization
Lard
Main Streets
Main Street
Stanley Ditch
Southside
Anderson Southside
Gale, Drainage Board
New Arrivals Born at Two Hospitals in City
At St John s Hospital and Community Hospital readers learn of newborns to local couples. Names include Lee Zink 2621 Chippewa Drive a boy Roger Garrett 195 Edward Lane a boy James Walters 714 Chestnut St a boy Alfred Duty Alexandria a girl David Grisford 2606 Marsha Drive a boy and McArthur Chamberlain 1616 W 13th St a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lee Zink
Chippewa Drive
Roger Garrett
Edward Lane
James Walters
Chestnut St
Alfred Duty
Alexandria
David Grisford
Marsha Drive
Community Hospital
Water Shortage Surprises Dalzell and Town Officials
Dalzell told The Herald on Wednesday the water shortage caught the town off guard, with officials only realizing a month ago a problem existed. Lane Northern and Henry B. Steg and Associates are working on the issue as two new wells, once 900 gpm combined, now yield about 105 gpm.
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Dalzell
the Herald
Lane Northern
Indianapolis
Henry B. Steg and Associates Engineering Company
Sudan
Daizell
City debates grant funds and water crisis actions
The city faces federal grant scrutiny as Planning Director Donald McCarty confirms a $20 planning grant request and a mayoral signature, while discussions on acidization to temporarily boost water supply proceed. Dalzell notes 675 customers rely on the system, possible land search for a new well, laundromats urged to close, and Frankton schools shut until further notice amid the emergency.
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Schulenberg
Donald McCarty
the Herald Anderson
McCarty
Dalzell
Dale Prough
West Central Community School Corporation
Frankton
Prough
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