Teachers Named for Anderson Schools 1957 58
G E B Ebbertt announces the 1957 58 assignments for Anderson City Schools. Park Place Riley Seventh Street Shadeland Twenty Ninth Street Washington Westvale School of Special Education Hillcrest Central Avenue and Columbia School list principals and crowded rosters of teachers including Lavinia Burton Edna Finney Dorothy Hill Durward Slader Joseph Rauner Russell Davis Ozora White Paris Capron Thelma Can and many others in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E B. Ebbertt
Anderson City
Anderson
Park Place
Lavinia Burton
Bert Downey
Delores Pritchard
Rachel Coffman
Okal Swart
William Bayer
Nettie Hennigar
Martha Bronnenberg
Odessa Campbell
Ruth Felts
Mary McGuire
Sara Kelley
Harriett Josefek
Alfreda Barrett
Riley
Edna Finney
Buel Bearden
Maurine Coleman
Mildred Williams
Darleen Craib
John Gibson
Gayle Kern
Lela Kepner
Janice Davisson
Hortense Bonge
Edna Hartley
Ruth McGuire
Seventh Street
Dorothy Hill
George Pentz
Lois Ewing
Virginia Wilson
Ey Tapp
Laura Wolfe
Eliza Fricke
Gloria Austin
Frances Wood
Gertrude Gehrke
Shadeland
Durward Slader
Horace Ellison
Margaret Barkley
Lorelei Lacy
Mary Hoppes
Esther Hartman
Isabella Bowen
Elizabeth Jackson
Pearl Garr
Catherine Lee
Frances Israel
LaVerne Matthews
Esther Sanders
Catheryn Sugg
Emogene Bayer
Zelma Bayless
Twenty-Ninth Street
Joseph Rauner
Ruth Bronnenberg
William Reed
Medith Ward
Freeda Kennedy
Cynthia Templeton
Greta Lauderbaugh
Joanne Coil
Jo Morris
Hazel Erlandson
Edra Hutton
Bernice Swank
Florence Davis
Mildred Brown
Washington
Russel Davis
Charles Loewen
Helen Edelen
Mabel Miles
Nancy Johnston
Gerald Coonrad
Mildred Beck
Mary Beher
Kathryn Speigh
Nellie Watson
Mary Smith
Helen Darwin
Ella Cronk
Agnes Renbarger
Jean Markle
Helen Huntzinger
Erma van Hook
Barbara McAllister
Westvale
Ozora White
James Bennett
Alvin Wood
Katherine
Wanda Pickel
Sue Hosier
Paul Hiatt
Ruth Ward
Erlyne Cameron
Ruth Morton
Wanda Schliep
Donna Brosier
Saragrace Gibson
Edythe Tunes
Kay Cougil
Mara Melton
Margaret Presser
Carol Hanna
June Foland
Myrtle Brown
Jane Dixon
School of Special Education
Charles Nipple
Marguerite Foltz
Venns Hamrickhouse
Alice Levin
Shirley Wirls
Enid Easterling
Janet Sheley
Hillcrest
Harlow Haas
Central Avenue
Paris Capron
William Beckner
Hazel Apple
Glen Scott
Nola Douglas
Mary Capehart
Linda Tussey
Julia Deckard
Susann Sandala
Nila Shaffer
Marjorie Daubenspeck
Marjorie Greenlee
Winona Neese
Horar
Rescuers Save Cat at St Louis Workhouse Quarry
Field Officer Lonzo J. Roberts of the Humane Society of Missouri lowered into the St Louis Workhouse rock quarry to rescue Peter Nicholas the warden's missing cat. He was stung by a bees nest and swam 150 feet to bring the animal to a log, but the cat found was not the warden's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Peter Nicholas
Humane Society of Missouri
Lonzo J. Roberts
Society
Robert
Roberts
Classified Ad Prompts Quick Rent Leads In Daleville
A Daleville resident praises a Bulletin Herald classified ad for fast results. The six room modern rental with utilities and yard attracted 25 calls, illustrating a thriving house rental market and the grid for placing ads via the Classified Salesgirl at 3-5371.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Bulletin - Herald
Bulletin
Herald
Postmasters Gather Here At State Meeting
Nearly 50 postmasters from across Indiana attended the Indiana Branch of the National League of Postmasters meeting at the YMCA. Acting host Wen dell L. Hollingsworth of Anderson oversaw arrangements as discussions on new postal regulations and administrative matters continued from 10 a.m. to late afternoon. Special delegates included Edgar Fagin of Riley, state president. Walter Summa of Indianapolis, district operations manager. and Mrs Edyth Yount of Southport, first vice president. Mrs Edna Bethe of Buckskin could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
National League of Postmasters
YMCA
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Anderson
Mulberry Room
Edgar Fagin
Riley
Ind
Walter Summa
Indianapolis
Edyth Yount
Southport
Edna Bethe
Buckskin
3 Girls Believed Buried as Quarry Being Filled
A quarry collapse is believed to have buried three girls. Officials report search and rescue efforts are underway as authorities respond to the incident.
Henderson to visit Ankara as Middle East ties tighten
The article notes Secretary of State Henderson meeting Turkish officials in Ankara with Menderes and President Celal Bayar to map Middle East tours. Lincoln White says Henderson will assess developments and report to Dulles by cable as Syria moves toward Soviet influence amid anti Americanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Ace
Henderson
Ie AP
Lou Henderson
Middle East
State Department
Ankara
Adnan Menderes
Turkey
Lincoln White
Russia
Syria
United States
Eisenhower
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Khaledel Azm
Kremlin
H D Dawson Retires. Boyes Named Delco Remy Division Head
General Motors announces H D Dawson's retirement as Delco Remy Division general manager and names Donald L Boyes, Hyatt Bearings Division chief in Harrison New Jersey, to succeed him effective September 1. Boyes has 29 years with GM and prior posts include GM Institute alumnus and leadership roles across Saginaw Malleable Iron and Central Foundry divisions. Milner and Davis receive promotions in Hyatt Bearings and Diesel Equipment divisions respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Remy
H. D. Dawson
Detroit
Harlow H. Curtice
Donald L. Boyes
Center
Hyatt
Harrison, N.J
Dawson
S. E. Skinner
Boyes
Anderson
General Motors Corporation
Harrison, N. J
Detroit-whie Boyes
Pe Dawson
Curtice
Warren E. Milner
Milwaukee
AC Spark Plug
Hyatt Bearings
Albert F. Davis
Diesel Equipment
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. F
General Motors Institute
Flint
Saginaw Malleable Iron Division
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sloan
Centrifugal
Saginaw
GM Central Foundry
Saginaw Malleable Iron
Central Foundry
Detroit Transmission
Can
Hastings
Short Hills
N. J
New Jersey
Mr. Dawson
General Motors
Salem
N. Y
Norwich University
Westinghouse Corporation
Delco- Remy
Society of Automotive Engineers
Automotive
Army Announces Sharp Cutbacks In Personnel
The Army outlined major cost cutting to meet spending limits, including a civilian payroll reduction of 15 000 workers and closing 16 depots and facilities. It also plans to eliminate the 2nd Infantry Division in Alaska and reduce 18 antiaircraft battalions, joining Navy and Air Force civilian payroll cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Alaska
Navy
Air Force
Shoes Of Illinois Sisters Found In Pit Rumors Of Tragedy Rise
Shoes belonging to Nancy 10 Ruth 9 and Theresa 6 were found in a large quarry pit near Dixon Illinois amid a massive search for the missing sisters who wandered from their trailer home days earlier. Deputies and workers speculated a cave in or added dirt caused their disappearance as authorities pressed alarms and lighting to intensify the dig. The Gurnsey family recently moved from Boscobel Wisconsin and has five other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Ill
John Gurnsey
Nancy
Ruth
Theresa
Medusa Cement Co
John Stouffer
Lee County
Gurnsey
Boscobel
Wis
Gurnseys
Ex-Official Kieser Bond Raised to 250000
Former Perry County Treasurer Earl Kieser, who admitted stealing about 200000 in county funds, was rearrested after a judge set bail at 250000. He had resigned amid the embezzlement admission and previously posted 25000. A Perry Circuit Court judge ordered the higher bond as a grand jury probe was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelton, Ind
ULP
Perry County
Earl Kieser
Kieser
Marlin Ewing
Perry
Volmar Franz
Dan Roby Elected National Junior Classical League Parliamentarian
Dan Roby the Chesterfield native and Anderson High School Latin Club member was chosen parliamentarian for the National Junior Classical League at its fourth annual Colorado College convention. Indiana led with 65 sponsors and pupils, while delegates from 22 states attended the three day session featuring workshops and a pan tomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Roby
Virgil Roby
W. North St
Chesterfield
Anderson High School Latin Club
National Junior Classical League
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Roby
Indiana Jcl
Indiana
Program of Works Committee
Pam Butterfield
Ann Harris
Eileen Johnson
JCL
Colorado
Peleus
Thetis
Life Magazine
Compromise Rights Bill Agreed Upon by Leaders in Congress
A bipartisan compromise civil rights bill was agreed to by congressional leaders in a conference undermining a stalemate and nearing passage. The plan blends jury and judge trial options in federal voting rights contempt cases with sentencing limits and potential retrials before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gulick Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Police Report Lists Activity
Anderson Police Department monthly report cites July arrests led by intoxication. Juvenile delinquency 14 offenders. disorderly conduct 10. assault and battery 10. fraudulent checks 5. vagrancy 3. family offenses 2. burglary, larceny, vehicle taking, shoplifting 2. seven others. Moving traffic arrests 57, including DUI 10 and reckless driving 10. 19 other misc. moving violations. Parking violations 57. no operator’s license 7. improper mufflers 9. Responded to 50 family trouble calls and checked 22 open doors and windows. Fifty-six motorists were found
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Police Department
Robert Morgan
George Mitchell
Robert Morris
Records Department
Contractor Takes Permits For Eight New Township Homes
Building permits issued to Anderson contractor Carson McGinigle for eight homes in Anderson Township total $88,500. Four homes on Walnut Street and four in Clearview Addition range from $9,500 to $15,000 each, boosting August county total to $185,000. Earlier permits include a $30,000 Summitville medical clinic and six more homes worth $67,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson McGinigle
Anderson
Anderson Township
Walnut Street
Clearview
Everett Johnson
Summitville
Building Progress On New School For Retarded Children
Progress on the Opportunity School for retarded children proceeds at 1620 W. 7th St under QO. D. Ferree. The 28 by 50 foot one story cement block building will have six rooms and a two car garage. Donated labor from families and groups supports the project with no public funds. The basement is to be finished by mid October to begin fall classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity School
W. 7Th St
QO. D. Ferree
O. D. Ferree
Herald
Locomotive Kills Alexandria Trucker At Lawrenceburg
Charles Burton Wyatt 41 a Cox Motor Transport driver was killed when his semi trailer was struck by a New York Central switch engine at Lawrenceburg while crossing tracks. A resident of Alexandria for 20 years he was born in Burlington, married Lucille Smith, with children Patricia Ann Linda Jo Larry and Chris, and is survived by his widow and an uncle. Funeral arrangements pending at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Charles Burton Wyatt
W. Madison St
Cox Motor Transport Company
New York Central
Lawrenceburg
Burlington
Frank
Bertha Snyder Wyatt
Lucille Smith
Alexandria Church of God
AWW
Lucille
Patricia Ann
Linda Jo
Larry
Chris
Merten Dimmit
Frankfort
Karl M. Kyle
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Local Homes
A boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Fincher of Stoner Drive and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Rogers of 811 West 12th Street. A boy named Jeffrey Allen born to Mr and Mrs Jim D Townsend of Indianapolis formerly of Anderson. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Lawrence Townsend of Anderson and Mr and Mrs Rex Burke of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Frank Fincher
Walter Rogers
W. 12Th St
Jim D. Townsend
Indianapolis
Anderson
Jeffrey Allen
Lawrence Townsend
Rex Burke
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Walton St
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Arrow Ave
Chamberlain
Fletcher Warren
Jordan
Hussein
Iraq
Faisal
Lebanon
Menderes
Celal Bavar
H.D. Dawson
Illinois
Ruth Gurnsey
Nancy Gurnsey
Theresa Gurnsey
National League
Ohio
Texas
Muncie Central
Gary
Horace Mann
New Albany Senior HS
Howe
Muncie
McKinley Jhs
LaPorte
Union City
Angola
Crawfordsville
Covington
Shortridge
Shanswick
Bedford
Merrillsville
Bloomington
Deep South
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Anderson and Vicinity
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