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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1961

Page

17

Suspects In Embezzling Post Bond In Whiting

The Chilla brothers Joseph 53 and Benedict 45 admitted embezzling an estimated 1 million from Liberty Savings and Loan in Whiting Indiana and were released on 5000 bond. Federal examiners examine records to fix the amount and Internal Revenue Service weighs tax action. Parish life at St John the Baptist church noted. Benedicts wife declined to comment.

Whiting Ind UPI Chilla Brothers Joseph Benedict Liberty Savings and Loan Association Federal Internal Revenue Association St. John Edward Homco Internal Revenue Service Supreme Court Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Oyster Supper Set By Whetstone Group

The Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood will hold its annual oyster supper at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Whetstone Church south of Anderson on Brown Street Road for members and immediate families. Smithson Davis is chairman. The 7:30 p.m. business meeting will elect officers and review the yearly reports. A Pilgrim Holiness Church of Anderson choir will perform.

Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood Whetstone Church Anderson Brown Street Road Smithson Davis James Hoppes Pilgrim Holiness Church of

Elwood Council Advances Pay Hike and Parking Charge

Elwood council readings authorize a five percent payroll raise for appointive and hourly staff and set a fifty cent overparking charge with a one dollar fine after a week. They order study on demolish or repair of the traction building and consider annexing about nine acres near Ind 13 and South T. Two resolutions seek to divert funds to pay city bills and to raise salaries in the sewage and water departments.

Elwood Traction Board of Works Ind. 13 South T St

Jersey Farms wins grand champion at Exposition

Lone Jersey Farms of Clay City Indiana captured the grand champion Jersey bull at the 62nd International Livestock Exposition as the show closed Saturday.

Chicago UPI Lone Jersey Farms Clay City Ind

Duplexin new headache remedy promises fast relief

An ad touts a two layer pink and white tablet named Duplexin, claiming rapid relief from migraine pain and nausea without narcotics. It notes stomach protection, anti stress effects, and potential migraine prevention when taken at first sign, available over the counter.

Science New York

Infant Pittman Dies At Mercy Hospital

One day old Bretley Donald Pittman, son of Charles Lee Pittman and Pamela Hover, died at 4:55 am Monday at Mercy Hospital Elwood. Survivors include a sister Lisa and extended Alexandria family. Services set for 10:30 am at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home with Father Thomas Fix officiating.

Alexandria Bretley Donald Pittman Charles Lee Pittman Mercy Hospital Elwood Pamela R. Hover W. Polk St Lisa Jack Hover William Fisher Leona Pittman Lewis Heffner Karl M. Kyle Thomas Fix

Kennedy extends Cuban sugar ban six months

President Kennedy extended the U S ban on Cuban sugar imports through June 30, 1962, keeping Castro's regime from selling its large sugar crop in the United States. The move follows Castro's Havana speech endorsing Marxist Leninist beliefs and a pledge by the communist bloc to buy nearly five million tons annually.

Washington UPI Kennedy U.S Fidel Castro Castro Cuba Havana United States Agriculture Department

Church Speaker Named At Elwood

Elwood service item notes Rev. Gilbert Noel of Tipton Pilgrim Holiness Church will speak at the Elwood Holiness Association meeting in the First Church of the Nazarene at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Mercy Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions for area residents.

Elwood Gilbert Noel Tipton Pilgrim Holiness Church Elwood Holiness Association Church of the Nazarene Mercy Hospital Jerome LaGrange Rt. 1 Arcadia Malcolm Loepke No. C St Lemna Mitchell Anderson Lloyd Marsh 24Th St Andy da

Beef Tenderloin Steak and French Fried Chicken Special

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday special at Red Brick Inn offers beef tenderloin steak and French fried chicken priced at 99 cents each line reads as a promotional menu note from the inn.

Martha Nacoff Services Set for Elwood Deaths

Martha L Nacoff 59 wife of John Nacoff Sr Rt 3 Alexandria died at St John s Hospital Anderson after six months illness Her funeral is at Rob ert L Jackley funeral home at 4 p m Tuesday with Rev Clayton Kendall burial in Elwood City cemetery Surviving include husband two sons John Jr and Dale Nacoff one daughter in law and two step grandchildren plus siblings and grandchildren Also infant Mary Ann Brewer died at Mercy Hospital 8 45 a m Monday Funeral at Rob ert L Jackley funeral home at 2 p m Tuesday burial Cook Cemetery New Lancaster

Elwood Martha L. Nacoff John Nacoff Sr Rt. 3 Alexandria St. John’s Hospital Anderson Robert L. Jackley Clayton Kendall Elwood City John Jr Eula N. Sizelove Mildred Tebernat Diane Sue Nacoff Chester MacArthur Douglas MacArthur Muskegon Mich Marion MacArthur Los Angeles Calif Vera Graves Manton Esther Cromberg Thomaston Mrs. Nacoff Raber Glen Flora McVey MacArthur Nacoff Lilly Creek Baptist Church Mary Ann Brewer Howard Brewer Mercy Hospital William Smith United Christian Church Cook Cemetery New Lancaster

AC Band To Present Music Hall Concert

The Anderson College band under F. Dale Bengtson will give its first winter concert at 9 o clock in Music Hall. Pianist Don Mitten of Toppenish Washington joins as soloist. The program includes Theme from The Apartment Mississippi Suite Die Meistersinger and Our United States plus Athletic Festival March and other works by Prokofieff Derry and Wagner.

Anderson College Music Hall F. Dale Bengtson Don Mitten Toppenish Wash the Williams S. Prokofieff Father of Waters

Scrapping Age Detroit Tracks Car Mileage Shift

A Detroit note explains 1925 autos averaged 22 000 miles before scrapped now the typical used up mileage is about 90 000 miles reflecting longer vehicle life and evolving maintenance.

Detroit

Coach dog watchdog sheep dog or hunting retriever

A concise look at dog categories combines coach dog watchdog sheep dog and hunting retriever roles. The summary presents distinct types and their general uses without detail.

Elwood Church Hosts United Workers Dinner

A Christmas dinner for the United Workers Class of the First Baptist Church was held at the Stottlemeyer party house Saturday evening. Committee members included Mr and Mrs James Ross and Mr and Mrs.

Elwood Legion Plans Holiday Programs and Meetings

Elwood Legion prepares to entertain Knightstown home orphans with meals and movies after Santa Claus gifts, while other local groups hold meetings. Lions hear J Edward Roush. school stockholders meet. Masons elect officers. holiday parties scheduled by Rebekah and Letter Carriers auxiliaries.

Elwood Louis Monroe Post American Legion The Legion Auxiliary Knightstown Legion Home Santa Claus Legion Post Lions Roush J. Edward Roush Huntington Fifth District Lions Club Mangas Cafeteria John Stites Wendell L. Willkie High School Elwood Scoo! Building Corporation

Rural Mail Boxes Lights Warning Given

Hoosier rural mailmen warn decorating rural mail boxes with greenery is allowed but electric lights are illegal due to shock hazard. Postmaster Walter A. Smith notified Indianapolis area box owners Monday that electric lights are prohibited for carrier safety.

Indianapolis Hoosier Walter A. Smith

Walker Asked To Testify In Inquiry

Senate investigators renewed an invitation to Maj. Gen. Edw in A Walker to testify on troop indoctrination and related information programs. The hearings will first examine censorship by Defense and State departments before addressing the troop education program and public information activities. Walker resigned after being removed as commander of the 24th Division in Germany for trying to influence troops' votes and violating a Hatch Act parity law. He may appear at the second phase if he desires.

Washington UPI Senate Edwin A. Walker John C. Stennis D-Miss Adm Arleigh Burke Naval Operations Arthur G. Trudeau Army Research and Development Stennis Defense State Departments Walker Germany Hawaii Subcommittee

Three Month-Old Girl Dies Near Elwood

Starr Loraine Hill, 3 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Hill, died at home northeast of Leisure at 2 p m Monday. Body sent to Ro wee L Jackley Funeral Home pending arrangements. Born September 9 at Marion.

Elwood — Starr Loraine Hill John W. Hill Rowee L. Jackley Starr Marion

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