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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
1
Rhode Island sponsors over seven million acres in 1898 offering national parks. Mt Mel is listed among initial courses in poultry husbandry. Providence University backs studies in poultry farming with a regional pioneer program.
Attendees press Chairman Rotruck as fears of agitation surface. Harner and Jerwhite clash over the credibility of literature distribution by "our race" supporters. Rotruck confirms the case will be reopened and the board's decision publicized.
A July police report outlines 287 accidents and 318 arrests for the month, with breakdowns by injury type and age. Local officials address agitation claims, while Mayor Allis apologizes for police misconduct. The piece notes narcotics probes, larcenies, and a narcotics investigation in progress, plus a fatality count and juvenile center meals. Mrs. Pearl M. Hardy, 85, dies at St. John’s Hospital. funeral planned in Markleville with ties to Henry County.
Fred H. Sampson, 58, of 116 W 3d St died at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis at 6 30 a m after a seven month illness. He was born in Costa Rica and lived here 35 years with Prudential Life Insurance 28 years. He belonged to St Marys Church and Elks Lodge serving as chaplain for five years. Survived by widow Kay, two sons Robert and Ronald, daughter Anne, mother Daisy Sampson, one brother Roy Sampson Anderson and two sisters Flora Sampson Miami Fla and Pean Ockendon New York City.
Death notices from Madison area list Mrs Bessie Layton Brown and Elton Wetzel among the deceased. Services planned at Coaltrin Funeral Home in Noblesville and Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home in Noblesville with multiple interments at Crownland or Memorial Park Cemeteries. Additional obituaries include Mary Lou Sacilowski and William Swope, plus a number of local residents like John Norris, William Manis, William Breeck, Jesse Ashby and H B McNeely with services across multiple churches and funeral homes.
Residents say they will vote on Anderson School District inclusion for town purposes. The note reflects a push to determine whether Anderson School should become part of the city system.
The report describes a pledge by Hunter Jeet to cover tuition costs for children in four towns if they attend schools in the Anderson system. Winkler notes a prior agreement among town ship, ward, and county levels with the four towns for school purposes, as none had schools within their boundaries. Anderson Republicans, including Nick Polus and Fred Erick James, push for continued involvement while Young Republicans nominate a county leader to oversee the convention agenda.
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