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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1955

Page

17

Elwood Council Convenes for Special Meeting Actions

Elwood council to meet at 7:30 p.m. in the council chamber presided by retiring Mayor Elmo Gustin. They will pass final readings of three appropriations at a special session after four members were present at regular meeting, and seek land purchase for a new grade school. Final zoning of two lots on N A and 18th st to business was approved. Five hog houses burned near Pearl Loser’s farm, Ranger Line Road. Rural city fire unit responded but could not save the structures.

Elwood Elmo Gustin Tere N. A 18Th Sts Indiana Cond Michigan Electric Company Lulu van Tine Pearl Loser St. Rd

Governor Praises Middle Class For Fight Against Reds

Evansville Indiana Governor Craig praised the middle class for uniting against Communism at a dinner where Walter Dreyer was installed as president of the United States Savings and Loan League. He urged programs to widen the middle class and help wage earners and farmers gain financial security, saying dissension among middle class groups was diminishing.

Evansville Ind Craig Walter Dreyer United States Savings and Loan League United States

Three Young Bandits Rob Hammond Bank Branch

In Hammond Indiana three very young bandits wearing stockings over their heads held three customers and four employees at gunpoint and escaped with about 20900 dollars in currency from the Mercantile National Bank on Calumet Avenue. They forced people tostand against the wall while cash was taken from three tellers cages. An assistant vice president said one robber entered the manager's office and held him at gunpoint as others watched the lobby. Police set roadblocks and searched for a blue and white 1951 Mercury with Illinois plates. The robbers appeared to be in their early twenties and included a slender light haired man and a dark complexioned man. The holdup followed another Hammond bank robbery 13 days earlier.

Hammond Ind John Sullivan Calumet Avenue Mercantile National Bank Robert Collins Sullivan Betty Haney Dorotty Cruse Helen Jones Petaway Eek

Christmas Supper and Programs Notice in Summitville

Summitville chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meets Wednesday evening December 14 at the Masonic Temple for a 6:30 Christmas supper and program with gift exchange. Mrs. Wilbert Vetor and Mrs. Della Ice visited Fort Wayne and the O'Brian home. Mrs. Margaret Faris will present The Ragged Cloak at the WSCS Christmas program Thursday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with a carry in noon dinner. Other local notes include church and school activities and a report on Charles Reed’s serious illness in San Diego.

Summitville Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Wilbert Vetor Della Ice Fort Wayne Douglas O'Brian Margaret Faris Methodist WSCS Lee Bassil Monticello F. M. Hundley Billy Harvey Summitville School Chicago Thomas Halterman Rushville Ind Cletis Bair Joe Kirkpatrick Tony Kirkpatrick Alexandria Church of God Roy Creamer Creamer Charles Reed San Diego Calif Reed Melvin Reed Here Bertha Dickerson

Elwood City Court Fines Five. Bonds Forfeited

Five persons were fined by Mayor Elmo Gustin in Elwood city court on Tuesday morning. Six others forfeited bonds for failing to appear. Names include Marion A. Cook Anderson and Charles R. Balser Tipton fined for public intoxication and William E. Gordon Kokomo fined for disorderly conduct. Additional fines issued for driving without license, speeding, and overweight vehicle charges. Rites held for Rev. Ed VanBuskirk. Mercy Hospital notes list dismissals admissions and a birth at Mercy Hospital.

Elwood Elmo Gustin Marion A. Cook Anderson Charles R. Balser Tipton William E. Gordon 6Th St Pollard Clemons Elwood Hotel Elvin C. Haas Kokomo Chester Perkins N. 10Th St Robert Ruble Warren John B. Titus Fairmount James W. Derringer Indianapolis Richard L. Stevens Marion Leroy Eckert

Community Class Schedules Meeting at MT Gilead

MT GILEAD The Community Class will meet Wednesday December 7 at the home of Mrs Ruby Weatherford with assistance from Mrs Bethel Blake Mrs Velma Morris and Mrs Gladys De Shong Dinner will be served at noon Members should bring a covered dish and table service plus a 50 cent fill exchange Bible lesson on Mary Mother of Jesus will be presented by Mrs Earl Fraze Mrs H L Arnett recently visited Mrs Ralph Arnold Anderson PLANT FOOD ST. LOUIS Starch is identified in tall green plants as a reserve food supply.

MT. Gilead Ruby Weatherford Bethel Blake Velma Morris Gladys de Shong Earl Fraze Mary Mother of Jesus H. L. Arnett Ralph Arnold. Anderson

Christmas Events and Guest Speaker at Area Churches

In New Castle Indiana the WSCS hosts a Yuletide party at the church parsonage with Maurice Beery as hostess and an illustrated talk on Five Years In India by Mrs John M Hunt. In Elwood Christmas festival activities include child treats and church programs. Dr Wesley Bransford of Anderson will speak at a Methodist men dinner at Manger Cafeteria on December 14.

New Castle Ind Indiana National Guardsmen Hendersonville N.C. A Florence Carroll Graves Perfect Circle Corp Woman's Society of Christian Joist Elwood Maurice Beery Mesdames Viola Adams Ray Barnes Nora Carpenter Paul Crimans 3. A. Copeland Victor Seright Dan Sigler Elbert Kidwell Claude Scott Darcel Stack Robert Wilson John M. Hunt India Mr. Hunt Bransford Wesley Bransford First Methodist Church Anderson Mangas

Ship sails into unknown as old strike tale ends

The 87 year old former Chicago foundry manager Chesley Juday left a 10 page will and testament. She lived alone 20 years near Denair. A milkman found her body after she wrote goodbye letters and claimed she would be captain of her fate. The CIO United Auto Workers voted 86 72 to accept a new contract. Studebaker Packard reported a backlog of 33000 new orders last week, the largest since 1950.

Chicago Chesley Juday Self CIO United Auto Works Denaiers Jimmy Marshall

Air Force Reservist Turned Tank Commander Honored

At O'Hare Field Heinz F Runge a staff sergeant with the 437th Maintenance Squadron recounts an unusual military past. In World War II he served as a German tank commander on the Russian front before joining the Air Force reserves after the war.

Chicago Air Force Heinz F. Runge 437Th O'Hare Field

Elwood Christmas Socials Highlight Club Events

Elwood clubs and families attended Christmas dinners and programs across multiple groups. Mrs Goldie Miller presided as president, with reports from Mrs Mable Little and Mrs J Virginia Kinder on Indianapolis and Sheridan meetings. Guests included Elizabeth Clary and Marjorie Waugh among others. prizes awarded to Esther Guard and Corabette Collins.

Elwood Hilltop Goldie Miller Mable Little Indianapolis Teachers Wives Clu Teachers Wives’ Club Panther tDen John W. Ward Santa Claus Fine Arts Chorus Sane

Alexandria Council to advertise bids for new police car

Alexandria council members decided to advertise for bids on a new police car to replace the 1954 model. Bids will be opened the week after Christmas as part of the two week bidding period. Also discussed were an expansion to the fire station for a tanker and emergency truck and parking changes on Ave to aid fire department access.

Alexandria Mace Hitchen Hitchens Ave Pis Lincoln Alexandria Traffic Commission Jack Albertson First Christian Church Red Cross Ralph Williams Dorothy Sullivan Red Crosse Cletis Redding

South and East Club Meeting in Summitville

The South and East Club met at Mrs. Earnest Woodruff’s home with co host Mrs. Frank Inglis. President Mrs. Troy Eaton led roll call with cookie and candy recipes. Plans formed for annual family Christmas party and turkey supper December 8 at the Lions Club. A Mental Health fund contribution was given. Mrs. Martha Jones read Three Letters to Santa. Mrs. Lucille Harrold won a contest led by Velma DuPucy. Refreshments served to many members and hosts Esther Inglis and Mildred Woodmill.

Summitville Earnest Woodruff Frank Inglis Troy Eaton Lions Club Mental Health Fund Martha Jones Santa Lucille Harrold Velma DuPucy Shirley Broyles Maritha Jones Frances Eaton Lula Tomlinson Ma‘bel Beeson Nelle Inglis Stella Brown Esta Vinson Edna Allen Winifred Allmar Jessie Swaim Ary Stackhouse Cora Howell Marjorie Prough Esther Ingliss Mildred Woodmill

Prisoners escape Vigo County jail and are recaptured

Two inmates awaiting July trial overpowered a jailer at Vigo County jail in Terre Haute Indiana and escaped briefly before police recovered them four minutes later along the Wabash River bank. The jailer described how Denbo and Majors assaulted him and seized keys. a third prisoner Losier stayed behind.

Terre Haute Ind Vigo County Wabash River Mervin Schaeffer Robert Denbo Billy Majors Carbon Denbo Majors Robert Losier Mastors

Naomi Circle Receives December Meeting at Chesterfield

Naomi Circle of Christian Church W.F. held its December gathering hosted by Mrs. Cecil Stoner. A luncheon preceded prayers and worship on themes The Great Spirit Sender of a Prophet and Still Greater Service. The group announced the December general meeting for December 28 and the January circle plans with leaders Mrs. Erma Thomas Mrs. Bronnenberg and Mrs. Stoner.

Chesterfield Naomi Circle of Christian Church Cecil Stoner Mesdames Forest Baker Chester Babb Leslie Biddinger Page Bronnenberg Arthur Gustin Richard Jones John Moore Howard Thomas Catherine Jones William Rozelle

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Elwood Council Jou Peter Delure Richard Todd Peters Xavier Cugat Order of EasternStar Buick Heckaman Buick, Inc Saturday Evening Post Dan Duryea Liz Seo Robert Mitchum Prt 1 Dirk Bogarde Virginia McKenna Simplat Pacturcs, Uc Woody Teeroodpecker Mercy Hospital Zennie Roberson S. 23Rd St Larry Gary Anderson Grace Wilson Jennie Guy Wiliam Warren Alvin Gray Eugene F. Gardner Luella Ricks West Elwood Copher and Fesler ST. Louis Heckaman Ine Noble St. Methodist Noble Smith Beverly Horme Street Methodist John Melson Bill West Karelning iLife Harvey Weatherford Mauree Beery South Bend Studebaker Studebaker- Packard Corp Emil Mazey Detroit UAW International James Bowers Ness Phil First Christian Church Jack Gos-Crull Jack Gosnell Robert Hieatt Harold Wilson Ray Hiatt John High Max J. Stone Pamela Charles Town Send Jesse McMahan Paul Schier David John Heifner Steven David Etchison Chil Charles Patterson Sara Stahluth Donald McClead Patterson Beverly Kaser John Southwick William Curts Robert Yeagy Ray Raper Toward Swindell Richard Kaser Charles, Williams Richard Ellis Wayne Morton Gene Moorman Barbara Wood Patricia Luget Pat Wright Patricia Hobbs Job Sigma Alpha Chi Eagles Lodge ASI Lloyd Courtney Edwin Gill Phyllis Dillon Edgewood Pta Edgewood Parent-Teacher Association Andersson College Choir Keith Scott Rs. Palmer Davis Wilford Brugger George Kintzel Bill Ameredes Ellis Horton Elwood Country Club Pen Ernneer Redta Fisher Thomas Beckett Jr Wayne Ellyson Robert Foster Wilbur Foster Pendleton Girl Pendleton Gykala Toy Carl Stokes Marion Hospital Anna Garlic W. L. Garlic Belvue Ohio Julsa Stewart Kartie Frank Kook Gok Juanita Winger Sue Winger Charlotte Yarling Johnson Bible School Kimberlin Height Tenn Josephine Hill Leader Ralph Browning Gerald Morris Morris St. John's Hospital Ann Way Needham Thitia Peggy Wil Susan Kemmer Sharon Weary Diane Cunningham Julie Reeder Carol Chapman Sopter Tagged New York Wilmer Clark Central Park PSC Regal Dana Public Service Commission Newberry Cooperative Allan K Wattman George Call Prospectivejlaghan Minnesota Joseph H. Armington Madison County Indiang Bushy Davisson Amanda Newton Tague Indiana Superior Court Ciaries B. Salyer Cyrus <. Milburn Homer Huntzinger Bushy, Davisson General Motors Acceptance Corporation T. J. Tysall Madison -Co State of Indiana Thomas J. Dearing Angeeline P. Dearing Madison Grand Avenue Sixth Street College Avenue Walnut Street Park Place City of Anderson Madison Circuit Court City of Alice EL Ballard Joseph Harming Tar Dee Ee Eee Superior Court Johnson & Austin Ees Homace H. Hudson Ozella Hudson Bagot, Pree & Shearer George C. Wieoxen Emma Tlagly Cee Beckman & Rotruck Inediana J. Brandon Griffis, Jr Richmond Trdiann Attorneyn
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