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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
3
Elwood elementary schools WashingCome to the school office to enroll children in the district. Fees range from 2.15 for kindergarten to 9.15 for upper grades. School starts September 1 at 8 30 am with meals for students and teachers on Wednesday.
Elwood residents report a Wednesday Social Club luncheon at Mrs. Lenna Hess home with a lace table setting and a green vine centerpiece. Past Time club picnicked at Callaway Park with a business meeting, games, and prizes. next gathering set for Sept 9. Fantasia Club hosted by Mrs. Sherry Jones with games and refreshments. next meeting Sept 2 at Mrs. Eva Conard’s home.
Registrations are being taken for the 1964-45 school year at Shoemaker Kindergarten. Open house on Sept 4 at 2 30 p.m. in the kindergarten room. Children must be 5 by Sept 15 to enroll. School hours move to 8 30 to 11 30 a.m. this year to facilitate. Mrs Don will be the driver.
Glen J Gordon 41, a Kokomo factory foreman, was held in Marion County Jail on $25,000 bond for the Feb 3 Farmers Bank of Frankfort branch robbery in Michigantown. He was arrested by FBI agents in Princeton New Jersey and brought to Indianapolis for a probable cause hearing before a Federal judge. The robbery net about $3,700. no others involved. Meanwhile Prince A Taylor, a 57-year-old clergyman, was named the first Negro Methodist bishop in New Jersey, heading the church’s 600-plus churches. He previously served as resident bishop of Liberia and will relocate with his wife to Princeton University housing.
Koya E Montgomery age 72 of Elwood died Thursday at Mercy Hospital at 1 30 pm after a 16 year Elwood residence He was born near Alexandria a former welder and an American Legion member Surviving are three daughters Clara Murray Geneva Balser and Martha Ann Brown a brother Zollie Montgomery five grandchildren and one great grandchild The body is at York and Dunnichay Funeral Home awaiting viewing Saturday rites at 2 pm by Rev Mic Jan Johnson Interment IOOF Cemetery Alexandria
Mrs Ernest Sullivan, 28, is reported in satisfactory condition in a Salem hospital after rescuing her six year old daughter from a fire in their home six miles south of Salem. The blaze, caused by a kitchen heater explosion, leveled the $11,000 house. Sullivan rolled on the floor and smothered the flames then carried Carol Sue to safety. The child was uninjured.
Elwood Taxpayers Association held a Wednesday night meeting at Clark Funeral Home with speakers J W Steele and Thomas J Liebrich. The group voted to join the State Taxpayers Association for assistance. Local No 21578 AFL-CIO set a meeting for Saturday at 2 pm in the city building. Hospital notes list dismissals admissions and births, including a newborn girl to Ronald L Shrock and wife.
Four auto manufacturers will install new exhaust control systems in 196 model cars sold in California to curb smog. Rose Kennedy is to speak at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park in Hammond Ind. on Oct. 18. The California Vehicle Pollution Control Board approved four devices by independent makers last June. The breakfast is sponsored by Hall.
In Hershey Pennsylvania Goldwater tells the National Association of Counties a critical reexamination of federal tax levies could keep more local money at home for projects. He cautions the GOP presidential nomination to consider past outcomes of such taxes and hints at broader fiscal reform ideas.
Dr. David B. McClure of 1907 Wroth Street is slated to deliver a research paper before the American Academy of Pedodontics in St Louis on September 1. He leads Indiana dental groups, serving as president of the Indiana Society of Dentistry for Children and past president of the Indiana Pedodontic Society, with roles on the Indiana University Dental Alumni Association board and as secretary of the Madison County Dental Association. He also consults for IU School of Dentistry and Riley Hospital and has given clinics in Chicago, Miami, and Philadelphia.
The article recalls President Eisenhower's 1957 proposal to form a joint commission with state and federal leaders to reallocate tax sources to the states and shift some federal activities to state control, a plan similar to Goldwater's. Democratic governors criticized the idea as another rut.
The text notes a grudging 1958 Miami Beach conference agreement where states would take over half of a 10 percent federal excise tax on local phone bills. States would fund vocational education and pollution control with federal aid, but Congress did not hold hearings. It also discusses political odds around Eisenhower and Goldwater facing a Democratic Congress.
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