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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1966

Page

3

Gavin Named Co Chairman of CC Drive

Elwood leader Gavin named co chairman of Elwood Chamber of Commerce membership campaign by Arthur Miner. Campaign aims at 15000 dollar target, launched at 8 am breakfast at Mangas Cafe with workers briefed. Gavin, Indiana Bell manager, active Kiwanis and Chamber finance chair, lives with wife Linda in Onan Arms apartments. Enrollments Urged schools open 8 am to 4 pm. two week enrollment for new movers. first day Aug 30 full day. Separate Baptist Camp meeting begins at Phlox grounds Ind 26 with Rev Lanzo Wigington and Detroit quartet appearing Aug 20 and 21.

Elwood Anthony Gavin Indiana Bell Telephone Company Alexandria Elwood Chamber of Commerce Arthur Miner Campare Campmeeting Cam Phlox Ind Lanzo Wigington Indianapolis Detroit B. M. Page Mounds Mall First Baptist Church Daleville Horace Schuman Evangelist Page Grace Baptist Church Edgewood Baptist Church Saddle Sirloin Grace Baptist Auditorium Mr. Best Crusade

Kiwanis Delegates to Indiana Convention at Lafayette

Elwood Kiwanis members Mr and Mrs Rube Hartman Mr and Mrs Warren Zerbe and Mr and Mrs Scott Campbell will attend the 1966 Indiana District Kiwanis convention at Lafayette August 21 to 23 Sessions are at Campus Inn Herbert G Lahr district governor of East Chicago Kiwanis will preside Lahr is a retired educator. A RCC Club all day meeting was held at the home of Mrs Elsie Daugherty A Curtisville Ladies Aid picnic at Callaway Park featured seventeen members and guests Plans were made for a September rummage sale and a visit to a Crawfordsville children s home Prizes were won by several members Next meeting plans pending.

Elwood Rube Hartman Warren Zerbe Scott Campbell Kiwanis Club Indiana Kiwanis International Lafayette Campus Inn Kiwanis Herbert G. Lahr East Chicago Lahr RCC Elsie Daugherty Curtisville Ladies Aid Society Callaway Park Jeannine Walker Cindy Holloway Ervina Tyner Edna Kane Ola Dean Mary Carpenter Richard True Holy Ground Crawfordsville Ruth Heflin Shirley Trimble Elsie Parr

Funeral Mass for A C Girting in Saint Mary's Church

Final rites are held for Alexander C. Girting Jr., 71, of 718 West Jefferson Street, at 9 o'clock this morning in Saint Mary's Church. Burial will follow in IOOF Cemetery, with Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home handling arrangements. Lindley rites for Mrs. D. K. Lindley, 68, of 217 East Church Street, set for 2 p.m. today at Davis-Stricker-Noffze Funeral Home. Rev. Dale Schmidt to lead. Interment in Park View Cemetery.

Alexandria Alexander C. Girting Jr W. Jefferson St St. Mary’s Catholic Church IOOF Karl M. Kyle Lindley D. K. Lindley E. Chur St Davis-Stricer-Noffze Dale Schmidt Park View Cemetery

Reason O Reed dies at 63 in Elwood

Reason O Reed 63 of 2005 S Sheridan Ave Elwood died at Mercy Hospital at 8 20. He was born April 20 1903 in Eaton and was a retired Johns Manville employee in Alexandria. He served in the US Army 1924 1925. Survived by widow Mabel and several children. Funeral arrangements set with Salvation Army officers to officiate at York and Dunnichay Funeral Home. Interment Neese Cemetery near Perkinsville.

Elwood Reason O. Reed S. Sheridan Sr Mercy Hospital Reed Eaton Johns Manville Corporation Alexandria Salvation Army United States Army Mabel Lula McCord Mary Leavell Vera Ruth Trammel Marion W Billy J. Reed Fort Wayne Terry R. Reed Middletown Ronald L. Reed Anderson Carl K. Reed New Castle Marion ‘Reed Myrtle Street Elinor Riser York and Dunnichay

Elwood Mercy Hospital Report Admits and Dismissals

Charles Parsons of Lima admitted to Mercy Hospital. Dismissals include James Lewellen Peggy Sexton Bernard Deavers Mrs Harry Knotts Sr Mrs Ralph Hartsock Mrs Jackie Jamison and babies Mrs Russell Vandevender and baby Mrs John rage and baby. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Nickles at Mercy. Ernest Alexander of 1409 S 2th St. hospitalized at St Margaret's in Hammond.

James Lewellen S. D. St Peggy Sexton N. D St Bernard Deavers Main St Harry Knotts Sr Ralph Hartsock S. Sheridan St Jackie Jamison Fairmount Russell Vandevender Goldsmith John Rage Alexania Mercy Hospital William Nickles 10Th St Hoasnital Fesler Ernest Alexander St Margaret’s Hospital Hammond

Poor Relief Levy Proposals for Madison County Townships

Budget estimates by Auditor Joe Armington propose a 66 cent county revenue levy, 19 cents for county welfare, 15 cents for the cumulative bridge fund, and 25 cents for county-wide school tax. Township levies vary from 0 to 15 cents, listing Adams 5, Anderson 6, Boone 2, Creek 13, Fallcreek 2, Green 5, Jackson none, Lafay ette 9, Monroe 7, Icecreek 15, Richland 1, Stony Creek 3, Union none, Van Buren 1.

Madison County Joe Armington Cumulative Bridge Fund Adams Twp Anderson Boone Ckcreek Fallcreek Green Jackson Lafaette Monroe Icecreek Richland Stony Creek Union van Buren

NA Church of God Service Featuring Dandeena Caldwell

Mrs aa Caldwell will speak on Poverty in America at North Anderson Church of God in a missionary service open to the public hosted by Rev. Marvin Baker. The Caldwells have worked with wish-speaking and migrant groups in the United States and at the Church of God Missions Training School in Saltillo, Mexico, and plan to move to Mexico City to pioneer a new church work.

Aa Caldwell North Anderson Church of God America Marvin Baker Caldwell United States Church of God Missions Training School Saltillo Mexico Anderson

Class Reunion Held By 1922 Graduates Of Elwood School

Elwood The Class of 1922 of Elwood High School met Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Mangas Cafeteria for its 35th annual reunion. Officers Raymond Reed president Earl Gray second vice president Mildred K Barrett secretary treasurer Mildred D Morris assistant secretary treasurer were retained. Attending were Dr Edward and Sarah Hettmansperger of Toledo Ohio Mr and Mrs Merrill M Jones East Lansing Mich Mr and Mrs Earl O Gray Detroit Mr and Mrs Felix A Stech South Bend Walter H Allen Mildred K Barrett Donald Brown Lola N Coxen Mary C Cue J Cue Bertha W Hosier Alice J Miller Lavonne J Patterson and Raymond Reed.

Elwood Elwood High School Mangas Raymond Reed Earl Gray Mildred K. Barrett Mildred D. Morris Edward and Sarah Hettmansperger _ers Toledo Ohio Merrill M. Jones East Lansing Mich Earl O. Gray Detroit Felix A. Stech South Bend Walter H. Allen Donald Brown Lola N. Coxen Mary C. Cue J. Cue Bertha W. Hosier Alice J. Miller Lavonne J. Patterson

Leipzig Boys Douse In Paint To Look Like Redskins

Two Leipzig boys ages 3 and 4 smeared brown floor paint to appear as natives. ADN reported they were rushed to a hospital where ether removed the paint. In Culver Indiana the summer session of Culver Military Academy ends with polo, theater, horse show, track and swimming meets and a graduation ball.

Berlin Leipzig ADN Culver Ind Culver Military Academy

Payment Of School Fees To Begin Wednesday Morning

Elwood principal Richard Merritt announced the 1966-67 school year fee collection dates. Fees may be paid at the junior high office from Aug 18 to Aug 27 during posted hours 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Seventh grade boys must buy school uniforms. eighth grade boys may use last year’s gym clothes but may buy new uniforms. Tuesday, August 30 is the first day of classes. A separate notice mentions Mrs. Margaret Hayes Weisenbach, 93, a second cousin of President Rutherford B. Hayes, died in Indianapolis after visiting him in Washington as a girl.

Elwood Richard Merritt Ward Indianapolis Margaret Hayes Weisenbach Rutherford B. Hayes Washington Lawrenceburg

Severance Pay Totals 2.7 Million for U.S. in France

Secretary McNamara disclosed in secret testimony that about 10,000 U.S. personnel and dependents in France and Europe stand to receive roughly 2.7 million in severance pay. He defended expanding NATO forces in Western Europe despite discussions of pulling troops home. He said Europe’s Army strength is about 211,000 and will grow, with 225,000 expected this year before full replacement by year end.

Washington AFP Charles de Gaulle U.S France Hem Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Europe US S NATO McNamara Senate Appropriations Committee Joint Chiefs of Staff England West Germany European United States

Manufacturing payroll size limits workers in small plants

A St Louis report notes that under two percent of American wage earners in manufacturing work in plants employing more than two thousand workers, highlighting concentration in large facilities and suggesting broader distribution in smaller plants.

ST. Louis

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