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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
9
Seoul report notes progress since the Korean conflict ended ten years ago. Despite poverty and rice costs, streets appear orderly and new industry rises. U.S. aid totals about 5 billion since 1945, with 72 million export goal for 1963 partly met as seaweed silk plywood and fish sales grow.
Elwood couple confirms their son Bill Wann of Pearl Harbor Shipyard has gone to Chinhae Shipyard Korea for six weeks to teach welding and fire control. He previously worked in Delco Remy Anderson design and serves as a management engineer at Pearl Harbor.
Atlantic Refining Co. said it completed the sale of its producing properties in eastern Venezuela to three undisclosed buyers. Its subsidiary Varco signed an agreement with Mobil Oil de Venezuela for crude oil sales and a long term refinancing plan in Venezuela. Financial details were not released.
Myrtle Hall 87 widow of J Edward Hall a prominent Alexandria attorney died Sunday at Bradford Nursing Home She was born December 4 1875 in Alexandria married 1895 Her survivors include two daughters Cora Pohlman Denver Marie Wall Mexandria a son Perry Hall Apawaga six grandchildren and six great grandchildren Private funeral services will be at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home at 130 pm today with Rev Charles Taylor Logansport Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Park View Cemetery.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. announced in Burbank California that it has received a 27.29 million dollar Navy contract for engineering services on the Polaris missile program.
A Hen family reunion hosted by Mrs. Everett Henderson and her son in Elwood featured a carry-in dinner and burger fry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fish and family. Attendees included numerous Henderson relatives and friends from nearby towns. The Elwood Garden Club plans Aug 13 meetings with Purdue Extension horticulturist R F Honeywell showing slides on foods America gave the world. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cali and others joining the Bryant Smorgasbord in Lafayette and social visits in Logansport and Kokomo.
Elwood veteran Martin L. Rich 71 of 2382 S A St died at 4 25 p m Sunday at Mercy Hospital after years of illness He born May 9 1892 in Celina Tenn married Phebe Jane Cox Sept 29 1918 He worked for John W Moore Chevrolet Sales and was a Pilgrim Holiness Church member Surviving are his widow two daughters two sons two sisters and one brother eleven grandchildren four great grandchildren The body at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home service 2 pm Wednesday at Pilgrim Holiness Church Burial Sunset Memorial Cemetery body to church at noon for in state viewing until service
Br Mark Caress Crawfordsville school superintendent was named to the Advisory Board for the Division of Mental Retardation in the Indiana Department of Health by Governor Welsh Monday. He succeeds Ina Stringer of Crown Point who remains on the board as a social worker.
Nine swine carcasses will be shown at the Emge Swine Carcass Super Market in Anderson tonight. Barrows from buyers including Con and Pendleton Farm Bureau Co Op will be displayed with champions named such as Grand Hampshire barrow shown by Jim Morris. Emge's also purchases several top carcasses as awards are split between exhibitors and buyers.
Mrs Paul Layton president of the Madison County Association for Mental Health has been selected as a workshop resource person for the 193 Program Conference and Annual Meeting of the Indiana Association for Mental Health in Indianapolis. She chairs the New Castle Hospital Volunteer Region and serves on the State Volunteer Committee. The volunteer workshop Panning for Gold Ladies Men and Teens aims to recruit volunteers for state hospitals and schools for the retarded. The two day meeting runs Sept 19 and 20 at Playpool Hotel and reservations may be made through the Madison County Association for Mental Health at 421 Citizens Bank Building.
The Linden Lane Church of God in Chesterfield launches a campaign to fund an educational wing with four Sunday school rooms. Fred Freeman leads as general chair, with committees on ladies, hostess work, fellowship, publications, visitations, and more. Deer toll rises on Michigan and Illinois highways with 747 deer killed by cars in a lost-wind season.
Noel Douglas new principal at Anderson High School will be the featured guest at tonight's Anderson Rotary Club meeting. He plans to enlighten members on concerns of high school education.
Ottawa records show proved crude oil reserves at 160000 barrels and total national lease liquids at 375,759000 barrels. Last year oil output reached 244,883000 barrels and gas liquids 4000 barrels.
Mark Ethridge longtime Louisville paper executive was named editor of Newsday succeeding Alicia Patterson. The 67 year old will assume post after Sept 15 and remain on the Courier Journal and Louisville Times board. Newsday is published in Garden City New York under Marty Guggenheim who announced the appointment.
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