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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1962

Page

20

Elwood OES Past Matrons Hold Christmas Dinner Event

Elwood Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual Christmas dinner and party at Mrs. Bayne Elyson home. Eighteen attended as officers were elected for 1965 and plans outlined for next year. Also noted VFW open house at the post on S Anderson St starting 6 30 p m inviting members wives and guests.

Elwood Order of Eastern Star Bayne Elyson Don Orbaugh Myrel Rose Nora Carpenter Elmer Johnson Ethel Wimmer Gleland Henderson Vincent Norris W. G. Evans Joseph Beaty Roup Charles High Arthur Stokes Framen French Andrea Ellyson Andrea Susan Ellyson Doris Hannah Dale Nobe Veterans of Foreign Wars S. Anderson St

Servicemen to be airlifted to Germany in Long Thrust VI

Gen Lauris Norstad announced a battle group of 1500 U S servicemen will be airlifted to Germany next month as part of exercise Long Thrust VI. The report also notes campaign buttons trace back to Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC when he sent silver buttons to constituents.

Paris UPI Lauris Norstad Europe United States Germany Alexander the Great

Rinker's Toys Opens Daily Till 8:30

Rinker's Toys announces daily hours extending to 8 30 pm with Sunday hours from noon to five. The store emphasizes convenient shopping times for families and toy buyers in the local area.

Rinker’s Toys

Local clubs host holiday gatherings and supper events

Elwood Duck Creek Township Farm Bureau plans its annual turkey supper on Tuesday December 11 at the Duck Creek Boone school at 6 PM with a covered dish and table service. Program chairs are listed with co hosts. New Lancaster Ladies Aid met for a Christmas dinner and party with readings and carols. Eagles Auxiliary and 49ers Home Demonstration Club announce Christmas activities with reservations and gift exchanges.

Lyndall Jarrett Mike Trimble New Lancaster Ladies Aid New Lancaster Ladies Aid Sciety Mangas Mary Ray Lucille Yarling Bethlehem Florence Juday Helen Tyner Lucia Sinclair Mabel Brumfield Mildred Tranbarger Iona Meyrley Mary Overman The Eagles Lodge Opal Deorman Madaline Robbins Robbins

Elwood Masonic Groups Host Yale Program Night

Elwood Chapter RAM No. 109 and Council 93 RSM of York Rite Masonry held a Christmas banquet in the Masonic dining room attended by 125 members and wives. The event featured a musical program by Mr and Mrs John Stites and slides by Dr J Ray Waymire of his South Sea Island trip.

Elwood R.A.M. No Elwood Council R.S.M. of York Rite Masonry Masonic Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple John Stites J. Ray Waymire South Sea Island

Study Club Meets Today

ELWOOD American Association of University Women International Relations Study Club meets at 9:30 a.m. at Miss Sepha McCurdy 1600 1/2 S. E St. Brazil study will be presented by Esther Koons. Shilo Ladies Aid met with a noon pitch-in dinner and business session led by Mrs. Bernice Bryan. Next meeting Jan 3 at Ellen Hook’s home. Hidden guests listed and secret pals to be revealed at Mangas Cafeteria Christmas party.

Elwood American Association of University Women International Relations Study Club Sepha McCurdy S. E St Brazil Esther Koons Shiloh Ladies Aid Shilo Ladies Aid Society Katheryn Jackson Ellen Bernice Bryan Myrtle Butler Ellen Hook Julia Davis Nellie McDermitt Mary Norris Grace Thomas Marcella Bryan Zalum

Public Hearing At Elwood Over High School Lease

More than 300 residents attended Friday morning as state board of tax commissioners reps Carl Broo and Jedric Miller heard evidence at Elwood Junior High School. They will report to the board, likely after year’s start, before a decision is issued. The petition seeks to halt a lease rental agreement between Elwood Schools and the Elwood School Building Corp. If needed, the case may go to court after the board rules.

Elwood State Board of Tax Commissioners Carl L. Broo Kokomo Jedric Miller Richmond State Board Elwood Schools Elwood School Building Corp

Conservation Club Holds Meeting at Clubhouse

Elwood Conserva tion Club met Thursday night at the clubhouse with Jack Brewer presiding. Reports on activities were given by groups. Upcoming events include a square dance Sunday from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Dick Stephens as caller, plus a public trap shoot Saturday Dec 15 at 7 30 p m and a Still Board Shoot Sunday Dec 16 at 1 p m with ham and turkey prizes. 1963 membership cards are now available. Old Timers American Works Club meets at 2 p m in Moose hall with dues payable and refreshments served. Fire department ambulance responded to Herbert Dickey home on D Street for oxygen and also aided Mrs Stella Vice on Anderson Street.

Elwood Elwood Conservation Club Jack Brewer Dick Stephens Anderson Brewer Moose Hall

Gus Tomlinson Dies Thursday in Elwood

Elwood Indiana resident Alva A Gus Tomlinson died at 8 45 p m Thursday at the home of a daughter Mrs Wayne King Rt 2 Alexandria He was born November 30 1888 in Atlanta Indiana son of Roscoe and Dora Tomlinson His wife Lucella died January 23 1962 He was a former Tin Plate employee Survivors include four daughters Lillie Guard Chicago Elsie King Alexandria Thelma Sorrell Elwood Mary Howerton Anderson three sons Robert Tomlinson Anderson Wayne Tomlinson Elwood Lloyd Tomlinson Anderson one brother Omer Tomlinson Muncie three sisters Mrs Beryl Walters Mrs Anna Nelson Mrs Ruby Archer all of Muncie eighteen grandchildren and twenty nine great grandchildren The body was taken to the Robert L Jackley Funeral Home where friends may call Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm at the funeral home The Rev R W Wooten will officiate Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson Hospital notes Mercy Hospital dismissals Robert Parish 1516 2 Main St Lisa Savage 115 N 9th St Sandra D Horn 401 N 11th St Mercy Hospital admissions Mrs Gertrude Raper 11065 Anderson St York and Dinnichay ambulance

Elwood Alva A Gus) Tomlinson Wayne King Rt. 2 Alexandria Atlanta Ind Roscoe Dora Tomlinson Lucella Tin Plate Lillie Guard Chicago Elsie King Thelma Sorrell Mary Howerton Anderson Robert Tomlinson Wayne Tomlinson Lloyd Tomlinson Omer Tomlinson Muncie Beryl Walters Anna Nelson Ruby Archer Robert L. Jackley R. W. Wooten Memorial Park Cemetery Mercy Hospital Robert Parish Main St Lisa Savage 9Th St Sandra D. Horn 11Th St Gertrude Raper Anderson St York and Dinnichay

Court docket items include several promissory note suits

Economy Finance Corp sues Oli ver Borton and William B Baker on a promissory note. Ed gar Lewis and others face similar promissory note complaints. Commonwealth Loan Co sues Clifford and Mary Sheets. Campbell and Jones appear in Superior Court. Multiple divorce actions listed with findings for plaintiffs.

Economy Finance Corp Oliver Borton William B. Baker Robert R. Robbins Edgar Lewis Et. al Commonwealth Loan Co Clifford and Mary Sheets Campbell and Jones

Republic Steel to Build Coal Preparation Plant in Ohio

Republic Steel Corp announced a new coal preparation plant at its Banning mine near Cleveland, the first of its kind in the country and central to a $5 million modernization program. President T. F. Patton said the improvements mark the largest single expenditure in six years of upgrades in the northern coal mines district, with about $14 million spent since 1957.

Cleveland, Ohio UPI Republic Steel Corp Banning Steel T. F. Patton Republic

Gasoline Purchase Trips Two Illinois Jail Escapees

Two Illinois jailbreakers were captured in La Porte Indiana after attempting to use a local resident to obtain gasoline for a stolen car. William Mace escaped from Livingston County jail with Johannes Van Akker after threatening a sailor and a trusty with a bank chain. Libya plans a navy and air force and will establish an airline as wealth grows.

LA Porte Ind William Mace LaPorte Mace Livingston County Pontiac Ill Johannes van Akkeran Forrest Libya Tripoli Muhammed Uthman

Hog Prices Hold Steady in Heavy Chicago Hog Sale

Chicago AP reports 7,500 butcher hogs on sale with shipper accounts dominant. Prices stayed mostly steady across weights from 190 to 325 pounds, with mixed grades around 16.75 to 17.75 and higher weights 14.50 to 16.75. Week total 49,500 head, largest in three years. primes up to 32.25 with steady gains. Heifers, bulls and sheep markets noted, with varied price levels and a strong weekly supply.

Chicago

Talks in Warsaw Set on China India Border War

US ambassador Cabot and Wang Ping-nan plan talks in Warsaw next Thursday. Officials say the talks, the sole link between Washington and Peking, are expected to address the India China border war in some form.

Warsaw Poland Red China John M. Cabot Wang Ping-nan Washington Peking

Shares Close Higher Amid Mixed Market Action

The stock market closed with scattered strength and weakness after a slow Friday session ending the sixth straight week of gains. Douglas Aircraft led activity and fell 3 percent to 31 as traders cited Skybolt reports. savings and loans rose on Imperial loan oversubscription, while aerospace issues declined. The Dow gained 37 to 652.10, the AP 60-share index rose 0.3 to 242.1, and volume fell to 3.9 million shares.

New York Douglas Aicraft Douglas San Diego Imperial Dow Jones Associated Press Great Northern Iron and Heinz American Stock Exchange U.S

Local Livestock Prices From Emge Market Report

Hogs steady for 190 to 240 pound range at 16.50 to 17.00 and 240 to 300 pounds at 15.00 to 16.25. Sows down to 14.50. Cattle steady with good steers and heifers 23.00 to 27.00, choice 27.00 to 30.00, plus 14.00 down. Bee and other weights show 18.50 down.

Emge

Market Notes from Farm Bureau On Saturdays

Quotations indicate market hours close at 1 P M. Prices shown include oats at 1.95 per unit and corn at 70 pounds. Beans listed with a price but unclear quantity.

Farm Bureau

Laos Official Gets Pledge Of Aid

In Tokyo Vice Premier Phoumi Nosa van met with North Vietnamese leaders who pledged direct assistance with no conditions attached for Laos during his visit, the New China News Agency reported Friday.

Tokyo UPI Phoumi Nosavan Laos North Viet Nam New China News Agency

United Arab Republic to Send 52 Teachers to Yemen

The Middle East News Agency reports 52 teachers will depart from the United Arab Republic to Yemen on Monday to teach English Arabic and social and scientific subjects.

UAR Cairo Middle East United Arab Republic Yemen

Stock Quotations and Bid Asked Note in Market Report

A brief note explains stock quotations with brackets showing higher asked figures and lower offered prices as reported by Thomson and McKinnon. The notation clarifies bid and ask levels in the stock market summary.

Thomson & McKinnon

Lighter Hogs Steady as Market Mixed for Cattle and Lambs

Indianapolis market reports hogs 180 to 240 pounds steady with prior averages while heavier hogs hold to yesterday’s 50 cent lower close. Sows steady to weak with spots 25 cents off. Barrows and gilts 190 to 225 pounds bring 16.75 to 17.50, late 15.75 to 17.25. lighter 180 to 240 pounds 16.25 to 16.75. lighter weights 15.50 to 16.25 for 250 to 270 pounds. 300 to 600 pound ranges 12.50 to 14.50. Cattle steady with several prime steers, heifers, and large loads in the mid 20s. Lambs 80 to 105 pounds 16 to 19 with primes to 20. ewes top at 6.

Indianapolis

October factory layoffs rise mildly while hiring falls sharply

The Labor Department reported seasonally adjusted data showing layoffs at 22 per 1 000 workers in October up from 19. Factory hiring dropped to 36 per 1 000 from 49, indicating a sharp seasonal decline in openings.

Washington Labor Department

Wheat futures skid after late selling trims early gains

Chicago AP report notes heavy selling on the commodities board wipes out most wheat gains Friday while other grains and soybeans hold near session highs. Profit taking and some liquidation late in trading push December wheat lower. mixed moves across corn oats rye and soybeans.

Chicago Board of Trade

Muncie Livestock Market Closes At 2 P M

Livestock arriving after 2 p.m. will be carried over to the next market day. Hog prices range from 11.00 to 17.25 per hundredweight across weights. Steers and heifers show broad spreads from 14.00 up to 29.00, with cows and calves also listed. Rinker’s Toys, Variety.

Multiple Estate and Personal Property Auctions Advertised

A sequence of public sales is listed with dates from December 8 to December 15. Items include household goods, personal property, dairy dispersal, livestock, feed, tools, and estate executors. Auctioneers include Wardell Flatford, Morton McShurley, Wayne Phearis, and others across Edgewood Emporia Middletown Muncie Ford Garage area.

Herman DeLawter Layton Road St. Rd 1St Rd Edgewood Wardell Flatford Chester Markle Emporia Morton McShurley Everett Marsh Cliff Miner Muncie Black Cemetery H. D. Kirk

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