Toastmasters Hold Session at Anderson Club
The Anderson Toastmasters Club met Tuesday night at the YMCA with Carl Young as toastmaster. Delegates to the 25th Toastmasters International Convention in Detroit last weekend included Mr. Young, Harold Corbin, Orval Eubanks, and Garland Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Toastmasters Club
YMCA
Carl Young
Toastmasters International
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Young
Harold Corbin
Orval Eubanks
Garland Hamlin
Ray Hopfner
James Fosner
Ned Stephenson
Yield Right of Way Signs Placed Ahead of School Term
Anderson police mark safety zones for pupils under ordinance 2310 with Yield Right of Way signs at Crystal Street Clair Webster Ames Poplar and Silver Street Willow School Lafay ette and at intersections on 5th Street and Central Avenue a four way stop sign is added
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Police Department
Anderson
Crystal Street
Clair, Webster
Ames
Poplar Street
Ames, Clair
Webster
Silver Street
School
Willow, Clair
Lafayette Street
Willow
Webster Streets
5Th Street
Central Avenue
Hardy Named Fifth District Chairman in Eisenhower Group
Charles F. Hardy of Anderson was chosen as Fifth District chairman of Indiana Citizens for Eisenhower organizations. The announcement was made by state chairman John R. Feighner of Marion, who also named Mrs. Joseph A. Osborne of Marion as district vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hardy
Anderson
Indiana
Citizens For Eisenhower
John R. Feighner
Marion
Hardy
Joseph A. Osborne
Band Concert And Special Program At Park Tonight
The Anderson Eagles Band under Richard Rencenberger will present a concert at Shadyside Park shelter house tonight featuring Joan Dryer, top baton twirler from Indianapolis, performing fire tipped batons. Sponsored by the Anderson Park Board George Slinkard and local Union No. 32, the event is open to the public. Slinkard notes athletic park pools are closed for the season and repairs begun. Katherine Leicht says lost articles are held at City Park Department office and may be retrieved by calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Eagles
Richard Rencenberger
Shadyside Park
Joan Dryer
Indianpolis
Miss Dryer
Anderson Park Board
George Slinkard
American Federation of Musicians
Slinkard
Athletic Park
Katherine Leicht
Pendleton Man Survives Train Collision With Car
A 70-year-old Pendleton man, Manford A. Biddle of 733 Center St., escaped injury when his car stalled on the Madison Avenue crossing north of Anderson as a train approached. Deputies Howard Gilmore and Max Zent investigated the wreck. the auto was badly damaged but Biddle left unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Madison Ave
Anderson
Manford A. Biddle
Center St
Biddle
Madison County Sheriff's
Howard Gilmore
Max Zent
Egypt faces renewed canal crisis amid recall threat
Egypt vows to recall key personnel and 990 Europeans from the Suez Canal Zone disrupting traffic. Egypt imposes prison terms for workers leaving without permission as six power talks and the canal company ultimatum unfold. Dulles praises talks while charging Soviet propaganda. Izvestia accuses the West of disrupting traffic. Saudi Arabia pledges 10 million dollars and support to Egypt as UK Egypt tensions rise with alleged spy arrests in Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Egypt
Canal Company
Dulles
Nasser
Russia
Izvestia
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Cairo
Eisenhower Officers and Guests Fly on Columbine ITT
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower fly aboard the Columbine ITT with James C. Hager as press secretary. On board are bridge players Ellis Slater of Frankfort Distilleries, William E. Robinson of Coca-Cola, a New York investment broker Frank Willard, and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hagerty
Columbine Itt
Eisenhower
Ellis Slater
Frankfort
Five men charged in Riesel acid attack conspiracy
Four men named Nick Bando 47 Charles Tuso 44 Charles Carlino 43 alias Charlie Woppie and Joseph Carlino alias Joe Pilo 43 plus Gandolfo Miranti 37 were identified as conspirators in the Riesel assault case by the FBI. Abraham Telvi is deceased and allegedly threw the acid. Johnny Dio oper ates Equitable Research Associates in New York and Togo faced charges for plotting the attack for $1000. Miranti met with Tuso and Dio to plan the attack at Miranti’s Eldridge Street candy store in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Dio
Equitable Research Associates, Inc
W. 57Th St
New York City
Togo
Miranti
Riesel
FBI
Tuso
Eldridge St
Bando
Pilo
Oo of
Telvi
All Troopers Continued From Page One
Ohio travelers Russell Alexander and his wife Louise were killed in a head on collision on Ohio 42 near Columbus. Four children were injured, an 18 year old daughter and 15 year old son were left at home. The Alexanders left Richmond for Niagara Falls, New York, shortly before their deaths. Also killed were Carl W Mueller and Charles Snider in Fort Wayne area accidents. Stephen Sherman died when his trailer truck ran off U S 35 near Jonesboro. Autopsy ordered to determine cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Russell Alexander
Louise
Richmond
Columbus
Alexanders
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Carl W. Mueller
Mueller Machine Works
Fort Wayne
U.S
Charles Snider
Stephen Sherman
Royal Center
U.S. 35
Pattison Creek
Jonesboro
Budget Bureau Sees 1957 Spending Rise On Boom Incomes
In its summer revision the Budget Bureau projected fiscal 1957 spending and income would exceed January estimates by over four billion dollars amid a resurgent business boom. The report noted possible reductions from a large debt while outlining a larger government spending story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Bureau
Sheppard Appeals After Ohio Supreme Court Upheld Conviction
The defense argued media coverage influenced the trial atmosphere, claiming publicity created hysteria and prevented a fair proceeding. They urged reversal or transfer or delay until passions subsided. The Ohio Supreme Court had upheld the conviction on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Detectives Push cite cat burglar case details in city
Detectives Push provided information on a string of break ins including twenty nine homes with suspects questioned in cat burglar cases. The list names victims Marilyn McCord Robert Fox Helen Bennett and several others with addresses and dates spanning May to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiden
Marilyn McCord
W. 22Nd St
Robert Fox
Jefferson St
Helen Bennett
Brown St
Theodore Wright
Cedar St
William Miller
W. 5Th St
Ward Smith
Central Ave
Paul Whelchel
Gene Troyer
W. 15Th St
H. A. Redecap
W. 12Th St
Ralph Busby
Locust St
May
W. 10Th St
R. V. Whitehead
Ruth Lytle
Main St
Eugene Whitehurst
Catherine Wisehart
Nichol Ave
Gene Cave
W. 9Th St
Mack McCarel
W. 7Th St
Hubert Steves
Donna Stewart
Chase St
Don Sisson
Civic leaders named for YMCA drive in Anderson
Chairmen for the 1960 campaign are introduced as co chairman Day and a long time civic leader. Day has led the business division of the annual drive and served in other fund campaigns. He is a past president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and the Anderson Kiwanis Club. The Community Chest budget committee reviews agency budgets and will present recommendations to the Board of Directors soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Ymca
Kikihawen
Council of
Boy Scouts
Day
Cochairman
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Community Chest
Six Brick Homes Near Ready to Move In
New three bedroom homes with double garages and fireplaces offered by O. C. Clark & Sons Realtors. Priced at 15975 with immediate occupancy. Call 7011 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Clark & Sons Realtors
National Guard Armory to be Built in Indiana
National Guard construction on a new training center could start by October 1 with a total cost between 225000 and 250000. The facility will serve Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion 151st Infantry, Company D, 151st Infantry, and the battalion medical platoon and may also function as a community center. Funding is split with one quarter state and 75 percent federal, as part of a 1955 Indiana armory program. The project will replace the 1928 building at 7th and Main streets and will also house the Indiana Internal Security Corps. Inspections for Company D are set for September 10 and the headquarters units on September 11, with range training planned for October 13–14 near Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
151St Infantry
Indiana General Assembly
5Th Army
Frankfort
Dulles Reports Peiping Regime Admission via British Channels
Dulles said the Peiping regime admitted something the Red Chinese note came through British channels after the United States asked Britain to obtain information since the U S has no diplomatic relations with Peiping. He added the Defense Department will issue a statement on the incident when all facts are in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
United States
Dulles
State of Defense ‘Department
Capri tale and Cold War ruling intertwine in brief item
Tempo retired to Capri claims a sighting of an underwater grotto near the Blue Grotto with steps dating to Roman times. In New York the US Court of Appeals upholds dismissing contempt indictments against Lamont Unger and Shadwitz for refusing Senate McCarthy era questions, citing overreach. General Gruenther says he will relinquish NATO command on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of
Capri
Raimondo Bucher
Tiberius
United States Court of Appeals
New York
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Corliss Lamont
Abraham Unger
Albert Shadwitz
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns Include Wide Roster
The hospital discharged numerous patients including Mrs Mary Wood 826 Prospect Raymond Cole 1212 W 8th St Mrs Twilla Wohlfarth 505 E 8th St Mrs Juanita Payne Rt 1 Mrs Sarah Hughes Alexandria Willie Roberts 725 Meridian St Jackie Smith 2806 Columbus Ave Mrs Laurinda Gammon 2303 Jackson St Byron Egbert Rt 6 Miss Bernice Spicer 1207 W 4th St Charles Jarrett Fortville Elbert Frazee Middletown Mrs Edna Lesbe 171144 Noble Mrs James Schmink Rt 6 Mrs Ronnie Gold daughter 4612 Mounds Rd Mrs Roosevelt Boyd son 906 W 16th St Mrs Bob Johnson son Alexandria John Fields 2612 Mounds Rd Miss Judy Butsler 926 W 4th Fred Schneider 2804 Chase St Ralph McMahan 2102 Sherman St Robert Mayberry 137 Main St Rd Robert Brake Alexandria Cecil Hook 2209 W 29th St James Branum Alexandria Albert Mullen 1416 W 4th St Mrs Eula Stevens 1515 St Rd 67 W Miss Edwina Russell 2329 St Charles Rd William Heuchans 1217 North John Rich 529 Vineyard St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cole
Twilla Wohlfarth
E. 8Th St
Juanita Payne
Sarah Hughes
Alexandria
Willie Roberts
Meridian St
Jackie Smith
Columbus Ave
Laurinda Gammon
Jackson St
Byron Egbert
Bernice Spicer
W. 4Th St
Charles Jarrett
Fortville
Elbert Frazee
Middletown
Edna Lesbe
Noble
James Schmink
Ronnie Gold
Mounds Rd
Roosevelt Boyd
16Th St
Bob Johnson
John Fields
Judy Butsler
Robert Mayberry
Main St
Robert Brake
Cecil Hook
St. James
Gruenther to resign NATO post. Norstad to take helm
In a planned transition, General Gruenther will resign as NATO commander and be succeeded by General Lauris Norstad of the Air Force. Gruenther is regarded as a top U.S. political military figure. Also noted is Private Gayter L. Turner of Alabama, age 20, sentenced to 10 years for desertion to the Communists and aiding violent overthrow, after leaving the 5th Infantry Division in Munich on January 31, 1955 and turning himself in West Berlin last July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Gruenther
NATO
Lauris Norstad
Air Force
Alabama
Pvt
Gayter L. Turner
United States
Turner
Montgomery
Ala
5Th
Munich
East Germany
West Berlin
Renovations Modernize Old Main Residence Halls
Plans describe extensive upgrades across residence halls and dormitories with new equipment for biology business and duplicating departments and a larger air conditioned dining room for 75 in a reworked Old Main. The post office enlarges and new restrooms kitchen offices and modernized entrances and hallways improve traffic and accessibility ahead of Sept. 1 occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Old Main
Mrs Almedia Cook Obituary In Anderson Community
Mrs Almedia Cook 73 died 8 40 p m Tuesday at St John s Hospital after a Sunday admission She lived with daughter Mrs Annabelle Mitchell 603 Andover Rd Born November 26 1882 in Middles town spent life in Anderson area A member of East Lynn Christian Church Survived by five daughters four sons 28 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren Body sent to Baker Brothers Funeral Home awaiting arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almedia Cook
St. John’s Hospital
Annabelle Mitchell
Andover Rd
Middletown
Cook
East Lynn Christian Church
Mitchell
Lyrone Harness
Norma L. Johnson
Mabel Jackson
Anderson
Melba Clark
Howard
Frank
Orville
Bernard
Mooresville
Obituary notices for three Anderson residents
Three death notices from Anderson detail the passing of G Lynwood Watkins at St. John’s Hospital after a three month illness, Ronald R. Earlywine at 17 after a lengthy illness, and Mrs Jessie B Watts from home, with funeral arrangements and burial plans listed. Watkins was a 24 year city fireman, survived by family and grandchildren, with services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Earlywine lived on Milton Avenue and belonged to South Meridian Church of God. Watts died of a heart attack at home with services at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. Burial planned at East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lynwood Watkins
E. 34Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Louisville
Watkins
Anderson
Indiana Firemen's Association
Helen L
Fern Watkins
Keith
Kenneth
Decatur
Alexandria Church of God
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ronald R. Earlywine
Ray Earlywine
Milton Ave
Nowata Okla
South Meridian Church of God
Mary Earlywine
A. D. Keech
Nowata
Okla
Byron Howell
Middletown
A. D. Keech Jr
Oklahoma
Albright Funeral Home
Jessie B. Watts
Delaware Court
Waltz and Hiday
Wilbur Day
Robert Wagner
Edward Wellington
Wright Cotton
J. M. Doyle
Russell Hulse
Ward Stilson
John Alder
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
H. L. Lanahan
EUB Church
Friends
Last rites for Ralph W. Myers held in California
Ralph W. Myers, 62, of 425 Milton Ave., died Friday in California. Funeral services were held at 1:30 PM at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Dr. H. L. Lanahan officiating. Burial followed in East Maplewood Cemetery. Pallbearers named Francis Young, David Barnes, William McHale, Andrew Owens, Blain Covington, Charles Dexter. Honorary pallbearers listed, including Ralph Ferguson and Frank Yarling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Myers
Milton Ave
California
Brown and Butz
H. L. Lanahan
EUB
East Maplewood Cemetery
Francis Young
David Barnes
William McHale
Andrew Owens
Blain Covington
Charles Dexter
Ralph Ferguson
Frank Yarling
Dick Boerner
Dan Heffernan
Vern
George Johnson
Funeral home receives notice of Alder death
Mr. Alder had lived with his daughter Mrs. Rollie Lytle at 1722 Main St. The funeral home is now receiving the decedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder
Rollie Lytle
Main St
Deaths in Madison And Nearby Counties
Harry C Jarrett 73 of Fortville dies at his home after a four year illness born August 21 1883 son of Cornell M and Theodocia Stuart Jarrett married Edna Davis February 26 1908 life spent farming survived by widow three daughters Marietta Zeis Ellen Landry and Laura McFarland six grandchildren two nieces and one nephew member of Fortville Methodist Church trustee member of F and AM Lodge 207 and Community Brotherhood services Thursday 2 p m at George McCarty Funeral Home Fortville burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Jarrett
Fortville
Cornell M
Theodocia Stuart Jarrett
Edna Davis
Edna
Marietta Zeis
Ellen Landry
Anderson
Laura McFarland
E F. Landry
Gertrude Crouch
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Death of Jerry Jones in Japan noted by Cicero family
Mr and Mrs Vermont Jones Cicero announce the death of their son Jerry Jones in Yokosuka Japan on August 13 while serving in the U S Army. Friends may call after Wednesday morning at Cu-sick Funeral Home. Services are set for 2 p.m Friday at Cicero Methodist Church with burial in Cicero Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Jones
Cicero
Vermont Jones
Jerry
U. S. Army
Yokosuka
Japan
Cusick Funeral Home
Cicero Methodist Church
Cicero Cemetery
Obituary notices for Mrs Bertha Mae Robinson and Miller M Mason
Mrs Bertha Mae Robinson 75 of Shirley died Monday at her daughter's home in Indianapolis. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Harlan Church with burial in Harlan Cemetery. Friends may call at Condo and Son Funeral Home. Miller M Mason 78 of Honey Creek died Monday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with Rev Albert E Howard of Honey Creek Evangelical United Brethren Church officiating. Burial in Miller Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Bertha Mae Robinson
Shirley
Minnie Bergman
Indianapolis
Harlan Church
Harlan Cemetery
Condo and Son
Middletown
Miller M. Mason
Honey Creek
Ballard and Shirey
Albert E. Howard
Artist Husband Of Local Woman Dies In Illinois
David Mink, 42, of Evanston Illinois husband of Mary Francis Noviel of Anderson, died at home Monday. Born in Liverpool Ohio he married in 1936 and lived near Chicago since 1940. An artist he painted the Ten Commandments for the Harvest Bible edition in 1955 and exhibited widely. Funeral at Muelhoser Funeral Home Evanston Wednesday at 2 pm. Survived by widow, a son David Mink III, mother Mary Mink Orville Ohio, brother Arthur Mink Cleveland. PARIS UP Gruenther to visit US for a week of conferences in Washington and to address American Legion dinner in Los Angeles Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mink
Brown St
Evanston
Ill
Mary Francis Noviel
Anderson
Liverpool
Ohio
Mr. Mink
Chicago
Colliers
Saturday Evening Post
Muelhoser
Vermont St
David Mink III
Mary Mink
Orville
Arthur Mink
Cleveland
Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
United States
Washington
Gruenther
American Legion
Los Angeles
Doctors Say Right For Your Child in Size Flavor Dosage
Pediatric experts urge parents to choose medicines by correct size and dosage for children. They advise reading labels, using appropriate syringe measurements, and avoiding adult formulations to prevent under or overdosing.
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Eisenhower Group
Rase Sadiee
Park Tonight
Pendleton Man
Your Anderson Headquarters
Levi's
Oved
PHILS
Levis
Levi
America
Eo Et
Sart
Sas Prancrece
Sylvester
Bryant
Comepany
Wome Comfort Dealer
Frank Allis
A. O. Barnes
Cochairmen
Charles Chastain
Walter Bagot
Vera Cammack
T. E. Crook
Thom Gephardt
George A. Griffith
H. Wilber Hardacre
Charles H. Hartley
P. T. Lamey
M.D
Ward K. Stilson
J. E. Stine
Riggs
Floyd W. Stoelting
Harold Actor
R. M. Wagner
Ralph Crisler
Messrs
Wilber Hardacre
Sheldon B. Cooper
H. D. Dawson
Robert S. Fitzgerald
Robert W. Heaton
Mrs
Wilbur R. Martin
John H. Burton
Frank K. Zoll
Elmo A. Funk
National Guard
Dulles Gives
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
St. John's Hospital
Mary Wood
Fred Schneider
Ralph McMahan
Sherman
John Rich
Vineyard St
Blooms
DIAL
25Th and Meridian
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Madison
Illinois
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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