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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
1
Chicago area livestock prices show hogs steady to firm with several weight categories quoted and mixed grades. Cattle slaughter figures are given with prime, high choice, and mixed grades cited, while sheep and lambs show steady spring slaughter lots and varying quality ranges. The report notes the death of U.S. District Judge Paul Jones in Cleveland.
Eight local men join more than 800 Air Force Reservists at Bakalar Air Force Base Columbus Indiana for a 15 day summer active duty training period. The Hoosier Wing 434th TCW draws from Indiana Kentucky Illinois Michigan and uses C119 Flying Boxcars to maintain combat readiness. Judge Joseph W. Goss of Terre Haute Indiana named associate justice of the Trust Territory of the Pacific.
An advertisement touts FASTEETH an alkaline powder to sprinkle on plates to keep false teeth in place. It claims a secure comfortable feel, no gummy taste, and indicates availability at drug counters everywhere.
Officials from Anderson Township and Chesterfield consider delaying a joint sewage expansion and tax rate project as distrust rises over annexation proposals and planning input. The group weighs a $328000 expansion tied to $39000 in current bond debt while Anderson warns of possible injunctions.
Eric Owens of Fall Creek Township led the county H Fair exhibit with the best photography display. The event cited numerous locals including Hallowell Ferguson Swaim Hunter West Wright Roach Cox Marsh Bolander Bolander Alexander and other residents across Lapel Frankton Green and Jackson Townships for entries and recognition.
Scott stated the building fund and rate cover the project with a 25 cent per 100 dollars increase. He noted the 15 petitioners misread a Purdue survey about population growth and expects continued rise. A State Board of Tax Commissioners remonstrance review is set for Aug 13, echoing a 1962 upholding but delayed by announcements. Construction could start within 60 days after the hearing.
Rep. Richard L. Roudebush announces Rep. Clark MacGregor will headline the September 20 rally in Noblesville Indiana to kick off Roudebush re election in the new 10th District. A primary battle with Rep. Ralph Harvey looms forRoudebush next May as Republicans from both districts plan to attend the 4 H Club fairgrounds barbecue rally.
Steel shipments in the first half of 1935 reached 51,258,847 net tons, a new six month high, with auto industry shipments rising to 12,036,918 tons from 9,951,979. Albert L. Harker, 61, Marion attorney, funeral services at Westminster Church Marion, burial IOOF Cemetery.
Public auction notices list livestock sales and household goods in Anderson and Shelbyville with times, locations, and auctioneers. Entries cover hogs steers heifers calves lambs and sheep plus real estate and personal property, noting weights and price ranges. Names include Murphy Mortuary and auctioneers Estes Vander, with multiple farm and rural locations in Indiana.
Pack 308 of the Madison Avenue Methodist Church met at the church to hear a talk on the Declaration of Independence by Richard Ryanscoatmaster. Rick Reynolds John Seal and Marg Reynolds described flag history. A skit The Spirit of 1776 featured several scouts and den mothers. Next meeting will help with a bicycle obstacle course in the church parking lot with bicycles furnished.
Two Cub Scout dens totaling about 208 boys toured the Main Post Office to view a short film. Participants included Duane Oberlies Clint Veters Steven Perlman Chuck Hughick Hughes Danny Holloman Doris Oberlies John Seal Rickey Reynolds Marge Reynolds and Ria Bushes.
Anna and Ruth Stikberg of Anderson Township entered photography displays at the State Fair. Grand and division rabbit champions were announced, led by New Zealand White overall champion exhibited by Beth Stohler of Penteton. Division and reserve champions include Cindy Hockwalt, Mike Southard, Jeff Clark, and Charles Zigler, with Douglas Burks and others earning reserve in rabbits and poultry. Alan Heath won grand poultry, with Jeff Gernard taking reserve honors.
Wheat futures climbed to season highs as traders bet brisk export demand in fall and winter will exceed last year. The three nearest contracts surged before retreating. September at about 1.50 a bushel, with mixed moves in corn oats rye and soybeans following.
Central Metropolitan School District votes to move 50 South Elwood pupils to Frankton Elementary this fall and close Elwood School. Frankton earns First Class rating. district to purchase a 1965 bus for the transfers. Parents seek transfers into Elwood system. contract for paid transfers under study.
Obituary notices detail deaths and memorial services for residents including Mrs Esta Mae Carpenter 78 of Fortville Mrs Hazel Hanks 78 Fortville Mrs Kathryn J Kirkpatrick 40 Pendleton area and Greta Lee Thimm 74 Monticello formerly Anderson The notices list survivors funeral home arrangements burial locations and church affiliations with services planned across Hancock Madison and surrounding counties.
Ball State University will use electronic computers to assign freshmen to classes and match students with professors rooms and hours. About 11 547 students are expected this fall with 3 600 freshmen. Housing is tight with new dorms and apartments. winter or spring enrollment is suggested for others.
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