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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1971

Page

2

Arterburn Named Top Justice in Indiana

Indiana Supreme Court Justice Norman F. Arterburn was named the first long term chief justice of Indiana after selection by the Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission. At 69 he will serve at least five years and has been the court’s rotating chief justice. He is a Republican noted as a constructionist and critic of some U S Supreme Court decisions.

Arterburn Nei Satel Esis Cee Criti U.S. Supreme Court

Senate Ready to OK Butz by Narrow Margin

The Senate appears set to confirm Earl L. Butz as Secretary of Agriculture by a slim vote. Critics say farm policy is the issue, not the administrator, with opposition forming across Farm Belt senators and key Democrats. The White House backs Butz while debate centers on policy critics and political alignments.

Senate Butz Nix Washington Earl L Butz Nixon Purdue University Sentarnann Clifford Hard Fi Chicago White House Delvery Herman Talmade D-Ga Senate Agrculture Committee Sula Taft Benson Mundececr Talmadge Agriculture Committee George Aiken D-Vt Aiken Congress Secretary of Agriculture

J Vayhinger Speaker For Anderson Lions Meeting

Dr John M Vayhinger professor in the School of Theology at Anderson College will speak to the Anderson Lions Club at 12 15 PM in the Mulberry Room YMCA on The Teaching Profession as a Service to Mankind He previously taught at Columbia University Indiana University Northwestern University and the School of Theology and holds degrees from Taylor Drew Theological Seminary and Columbia University

John M. Vayhinger Anderson College Anderson Lions Club Vayhinger Mulberry Room YMCA Hoosier Wayhinger Columbia University Tiana University Northwestern Iniversity and Aft School of Gene W. Newberry Anderson ¢ College Anderson High School Madrigal Singers George M. Pheand Indiana State Mildred ©. Palmer Mildred ©. Palmer, Child-Welfare Saver Department of Public Welfare

Long list of area obituaries and funeral notices

A batch of obituary notices from Anderson area residents notes Bernard J. Baumer 69 of 1728 Noble Street dies at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre after 11 months as a patient. Other obits include Mae Lowey 73 of 309 West Second Street, Dorothy Webb 56, and Mrs. Jean Gordon 42, with funeral arrangements pending or announced by Baker Brothers and Remy Brown and Butz. Additional notices cover Ivan Ohmit, J. Jeckins, Flossie Byer, Robert Spies, Julia Witt, Earl Noser, Rhonda Weight, Grace Jones, Rosa Goin, Myrtle Conway, and Sarah Sheets with service details and burial plans listed.

Bernard Baumer Bernard J Bernie” Baumer Noble Turtle Creek Richmond John and Elizabeth Weiss Baumer Bernie Merisdian Street St. Mary's Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Lodge Helen Harvey J. Gary Rosalie) Trueman Stuttgart Germany Myron Ander R. Philip Baumer Xena Ohio Richard Bradenton Fla Robert Clarence Charles Baumer Ars Mae Lowey Second St Community Hospital Rushville Sherman Hattie Ball Andrews Madison County Association For the Blind Leslie E. Downey William Della) Tinsley Frankton Don Irene) Wigner Anderson Ted Rose) Bomar Melvin Dortravis Bradenton Beach Bob Patricia) Perry Eugene Downey Ft. Worth Texas Bob Downey Alexandria Baker Brothers Funeral Home

Urban League in Anderson Faces Board Turmoil

The Anderson Urban League, funded by the United Fund, faced a leadership clash after a membership meeting when 13 board members were present but bylaws required 9 to conduct business. Nelson was elected president and Clay hired as executive director amid resignations and disputed actions.

Pens Slear Anderson College Clear Nelson Urban League Clay Old Board Urban ‘League Clear Clay Anderson Urban League United Fund St. Louis

New Arrivals Born at St. Gown’s Hospital

Mr and Mrs Craig Huxtable Rt 2 welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson 4411 Columbus Ave welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers 1628 E 19th St welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Niel Gavin 296 W 1th St welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Jesse Braxton 1222 Nichol Ave welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Garland Crist restes welcome a girl.

Craig Huxtable Rt. 2 Joseph Nelson Columbus Ave Harry Rogers E. 19Th St Niel Gavin W. 1Th St Jesse Braxton Nichol Ave Garland Crist ‘Restes

AT&T Discrimination Charges Target Blacks Women Latins

EEOC report accuses Bell System firms of systemic bias in hiring and promotion. It says women and minorities face low pay, limited advancement, and segregation across recruitment, testing, and job classifications. AT&T disputes findings as hearings set for Jan 1972.

Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co South-western Bell At&t EEOC Bell Companies Bell System

Pressmen Return To Work After Visitor Strike

Huntington Ind AP Members of local 411 of the International Printing Pressmen Returned to work at Our Sunday Visitor Inc after a five day strike. A joint statement said the two year pact retroactive to July 1 1971 increases company payments to the pension fund and other benefits. The company publishes Our Sunday Visitor and other Catholic publications.

Huntington, Ind Our Sunday Visitor, Inc Ourunday Visitor

Every Item At 10 Percent Above Cost

Retail notice from Pendleton Ave listings shows a warehouse sale promoting all items at ten percent above cost with no stated exclusions or limits. The location at 08 Pendleton Ave is listed for shoppers seeking discount merchandise.

Pendleton Ave

True test of civilization rests in the men it raises

Jimerson argues civilization measures not by census or cities but by the character of its people. He praises American youth for concern and dedication while noting a small anti establishment fringe headlines them. He expresses hope that most youths pursue humane values and spiritual life over mere materialism.

Jimerson America

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Church World Service Frankton Methodist Church Madison County Patrore Robert Antrim Clifford Drake Harold Clark Friendship Acres Mervin Shuter Lafayette Township Henry Rinker McDonald’s Furniture Monthlu ST. Ads AML Bulletin-Herald Top Justice Dr. J. Vayhinger Lions Meeting County Ida Mae Downey Dorothy Webb Greetfield Fultonounty Hospital Salem Ark Cherokee Village Delco Yeung First United Methodist Church Webb Jonathan Giddings Salemark Fran Ses Abbott Seymour United Methodist Virgil Bjork Park Cemetery Brothers Funeral Home Jean Gordon Jean C. Gordon Wrexel Dr Lapel Harold E. Gordon Gary Gordon Evelyn Schott Middletown Remy Division Brown and Butz Bob L. Smith Miller Cemetery van Ohmit Ivan Ohmit Virginia C. James Cambridge City Wayne County Orower Ohmit First Presbytrian Church Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis Lawrence Bertsch Edna Marie Phillip Henrys Ville Glen Ohmit Muncie Hazel Henry Dublin First Presbyterian Church Inverside Cemetery Howard and Son Mortuary Perkins Iner Jeckins Lowell van Perkins Marvin John Miller Jeffersonville Ruby Twigg Puneral Scott Mortuary Jessie Byerline Oak Wesleyan’ Methodist Church Flossie Byerne E. Plum St Memorial Park Cemetery Rowe and Neston’ Funeral Home Robert Spies Elwood Mercy Hospital Delco-Remy Elwood O Elizabeth Knotts Charles el Spies Long Beach Tali John Spies Olumbus Margaret ‘Jones Irs Josephine Witsken Mary’ Garst Stuart Copher and Fesor Elwood City Cemeer The Mercury Alia Witt Daleville Julia Adna Witt St. Johns Crossroads Lutheran Church Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary Thad Witt Ballard and Shirey Resurrection Parish Lexington Earl Noser Belleville Sthonda Wright Babyland Rhonda Weight Daniel and Caren Wright Noffze Ah Sheets Shirley Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson Sarah L. Sheets Shirey McCray Cemetery Jace Jones Noblesville Ronald Seals Fortville Grace M. Jones Lawn Cemetery Osa Goin Isoblesville Rosa Goin Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens Myrtle Conway Pendleton Fisher Funeral Home Myrtle B. Conway Gravel Lawn Cemetery Arah Aurelius Elwyod Copher and Feser Motorola Walter CH B. F. Goodrich Jackson Monthru Thurs St. Gown's Hospital Federal Communications Commission Wom Teleley of Management Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Telephone Company United States Bell Robert D. Lilley Baku
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