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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1968
Page
3
In Indianapolis the Indiana Public Service Commission delays a formal hearing on the Richmond blast. Officials discuss grand jury probes and possible investigations into gas leak or powder ignition, while casualties remain hospitalized and a seven year old Lunds ford is listed in critical condition.
Area voters heard Democratic candidates speak at a Beulah Park event hosted by Monroe Township Democrats. Hostesses Mrs. Nancy Draper Mrs. Donna Fuller and Mrs. Jedith Johnson led the gathering with devotion and a short business session.
Alexandria residents plan trips to science institutes as part of a family visit. The text mentions Mr and Mrs Bil Airbrecht hosting their son and family during the visit to California.
Fragments show a May guest party, a church event at Saint Fob iakheran, and a Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority gathering. Names including Mrs Evelyn Stlek and Mrs Bernie Wel appear among hosts. Events occur in a city with Con West Lafayelle referenced, plus a public library function Tuesday night.
John Lucas a retired Pennsylvania Railroad worker died suddenly Friday at his home in Grisbane Ohio He had lived in Alexandria about 15 years and previously from Richmond He was born February 17 1897 and served in World War I He was an electrician and married Martha Millay later to Mrs Shirley Fuller of Fort Myers Florida Funeral services are set for Monday at Clark Chapel with burial in Parkwood Cemetery The family includes a daughter Mrs Shirley Fuller two brothers and a sister References list several relatives and a wartime veteran status
Fragmented text references Africa policy actions and Indiana figures with garbled names and scattered organization mentions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable lines.
Edith Cox 70 of Elwood Indiana died Thursday night in Mercy Hospital after months of illness. Born May 15, 1807 in Madison County she was daughter of Stephen Ozra Cox and Elidra Cox. She was a member of Aroma Methodist Church WSCS and Literati Club. Surviving sisters Mrs Hoy King Mrs Barber and Mrs Ander. brother Wilert Cox. The body was taken to Kopfler and Fesler Funeral Home. Friends may call Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.
The Local Voters League will send four delegates to the 22nd national convention in Chicago from April 25 to May 3. Mrs Atts Hooklet and Mrs Reng P will attend with guests Whitney Young Jr and David Brizer. The convention will set a two year program and elect officers and directors while adopting a one year budget.
An ambulance transported a patient to Met Hospital Thursday evening after being taken into Cobber Reale Ambulance following an incident at an unspecified location.
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