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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1966
Page
32
The stock market extended its slide with a fifth straight daily drop and a weak morning rally. The Dow fell 6.12 to 804.62, its lowest close since June 8, 1964, while volume reached about 7.08 million shares and most major issues declined.
Notice announces Charles F. Gaus named Administrator of Lamel L. Stewart’s estate on August 9 1966. Courts require filing claims within six months. Also a sheriff’s sale scheduled September 12 1966 at 10:00 AM in Madison County Indiana to satisfy a judgment for Anderson Loan Association against Jack M Rickard and others involving Maplecrest Addition lot 9.
Ethod E. Noble appointed administrator of Edith M. Gray estate on August 2, 1966 in Madison County Indiana. Creditors must file claims within six months. Public sale of Lot 3 in Scatterfield Village, Anderson, Indiana, to satisfy judgment against Herschel and Ruth Moore, August 1966. sale at courthouse steps September 12, 1966 at 10 AM. Attorneys Ary L. Ravage.
An order of the Madison County Indiana Superior Court schedules a public auction at 2 30 P M on September 10 1966. Real estate in Markleville Indiana described from the Pendleton and New Castle Gravel Road centerline includes 43 acres more or less with specified parcel bounds and a deposit of 10 percent. The sale requires court approval for at least two thirds of appraised value, with title abstract provided and possession at closing. Also a public auction of personal property will occur at the same time and place under court order.
Two legal notices announce public sales to satisfy judgments against defendants including New York Bank for Savings and Bowery Savings Bank. Each sale lists unpaid sums, sale dates September 15, 1966, at 10 a.m., locations in Madison and Chesterfield areas, with deeds conveying all title to the purchaser after sale.
No. 16842 F. Gaus notes claims against the estate of Lynn P. Akers must be filed within six months from the first publication date. The Madison County court will public sale the real estate in Evergreen Valley Addition, Anderson Township, on September 12, 1966, to satisfy a decree of twelve thousand two hundred six dollars and thirty seven cents plus interest and costs, with deed to be delivered after sale.
In Chicago, hogs traded firm with gains to 25 cents. Barrows and gilts around 200 to 225 pounds brought 27.25 to 27.50, larger 350 to 400 pound sows 22.25 to 23.25, and 500 to 550 pound hogs 20.00 to 20.75. Cattle volume 5000 with steers weak to 50 lower. prime 225 to 1,375 pound steers 27.25 to 27.65, high choice and prime 1,150 to 1,430 pounds 26.25 to 27.25, 900 to 1,400 pounds 25.25 to 26.25, others 23.25 to 24.75. Heifers 800 to 1,050 pounds 23.75 to 25.00. Sheep 300 with spring lambs steady. 90 to 100 pound lambs 26.00 to 26.25. ewes 5.00 to 7.00.
A U S highway statistic estimates that if all rural highways and city streets in the United States were linked end to end their total length would span the globe 135 times at the equator. The remark highlights vast infrastructure extent across the nation.
Public notice announces a 7:30 PM August 31 1966 hearing in Anderson Indiana hosted by the Indiana State Highway Commission and Madison County to discuss a proposed 728 foot dual lane bridge over White River and St Louis RR on Eighth Street FAS Route 311. Also listed are tax sale notices and official bids for sewer projects and public meetings of Madison County officials.
New wheat and beans show declines while corn and oats rise in Chicago trading. Hogs gain up to 25 cents to a top of 27.50, cattle slip 25 to 50 cents with a high of 27.65, and sheep stay steady near 26.25 as grains and bonds trend lower overall.
New York Stock Exchange closes show varied results with many big names like Teledyne Gulf Oil Goodyear and Texaco moving. Dow Jones averages reflect gains and declines across industrials rail and utilities as total shares traded reach about 9.04 million with mixed closes and notable price changes.
Irregular soybean trading with a 1% drop near term, rye down, corn and oats inch higher. Wheat weak with commercial selling. oats supported by eastern buyers as prices fluctuated with active day trading and profit taking across the board on the Chicago Board of Trade.
American stocks listed on the New York Exchange display varied moves with several issues like Creole, Fargo Oils, Molybdn Co and ZaleCorp showing modest gains while others dip. The report notes dividend payments and stock distribution terms including fractions in 32nds and 64ths as traders track prices and ex-dividend statuses.
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