Chesterfield Bridge Contract Is Signed
The Board of County Commissioners signed a contract with Butler, Farman and Seufer, an Indianapolis firm, to pursue federal aid for a $200,000 White River bridge at the east edge of Chesterfield. Easements are secured for the new bridge, a 1962 major county project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Butler, Farman and Seufer
Indianapolis
Bureau of Roads
White River
Chesterfield
Cold Ages: Teens More Prone to Common Colds
A St Louis report finds teenagers are more likely than younger children to catch common colds. The study highlights increased susceptibility in adolescence and suggests targeted preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Courthouse Court Minutes Record Enjoinment and Damages
Circuit Court finds for plaintiff in Mohler case. defendants enjoined from trespass and directing shed water onto plaintiff’s land. Damages set at $1. In Laddo Moly v. Robinson, finding for plaintiff $537.75. Superior Court 1 Harmon Key v. Romine, defendant wins on cross claim for $118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl E. Mohler
George E. Mohler
John A. Bagienski
Frances B. Bagienski
Laddo Moly
Guy A. Robinson
Anderson Brass Foundry
Superior Court
Harmon Key
R. L. Romine
Services for Ralph Flanigan to be held today
Ralph Flanigan aged 68 of 1823 Whittier Avenue died Saturday. Funeral services are at 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev George A Harris of East Lynn Christian Church officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Flanigan
Whittier Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Longtime Anderson resident Mrs. Tosh Myers dies at 93
Born November 1 1892 in Toshes Virginia she moved from New Castle to Anderson forty seven years ago and worked at Guide Lamp Division for 28 years retiring in 1956. She was a member of First Baptist Church and Eastern Star survived by husband Claude two daughters Katharine Wellinger Virginia Stone a granddaughter Kay Wellinger. Visitation after 2 pm today Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home services Wednesday at 10 am at First Baptist Church burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toshes
John and
Sallie Adams Tosh
New Castle
Anderson
Guide Lamp
Myers
First Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Claude
Katherine Wellinger
Virginia Stone
Kay Wellinger
Harold E. Rozelle
Melvin Phillips
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Opal Steckel
Opal E
Clyde R.) Steckel
Washington Blvd
Grammer
Ind
James F
America F. Pickett Miller
Steckel
Central Christian Church
Clyde
Clyde J. Steckel
Jacksonville
Ill
Harold E Rozelle
Monroe G. Schuster
Local YMCA Schedule Highlights Various Activities and Games
A dense YMCA timetable lists luncheons Rotary Exchange and clubs, plus swim, gym, bridge, and dance events. Basketball evenings include Local 1944 versus Anaconda, GMI versus Emge's, and Brockway Glass against Philadelphia Quartz. Haiti is noted as the sole French speaking country in Latin America, with Behrens Paint Spot at 14th and Fletcher offering paint sets and murals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
GMI
Emge’s
Brockway Glass
Philadelphia Quartz
Obituary for Gayle Becklehimer of Anderson Indiana
Gayle M. Becklehimer 59 of 2417 Cedar St. died at 4 50 p m Monday at home. She was born May 15 1902 near Morgantown Indiana a daughter of Claude and Myrtle Turner. She moved from Indianapolis sixteen years ago and was a practical nurse and helped her husband in evangelism. She was a member of Emmanuel Methodist Church. Survived by her husband Homer three sons C Robert Becklehimer William G Becklehimer and Richard L Becklehimer seven grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Friends receive after 3 p m Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery and later East Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Becklehimer
Gayle M
Homer) Becklehimer
Cedar St
Morgantown
Morgan County
Ind
Claude
Myrtle Glidden Turner
Indianapolis
Becklehimer
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Homer
C. Robert Becklehimer
Anderson
William G. Becklehimer
Lawrence
Richard L. Becklehimer
Whittier
Calif
Grace
Reuben) Estelle
Lucille Gavin
Maurice Turner
Lapel
Brown and Butz
Main St
Wayne Baxter
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna Norris
Fortville
Anna Mary Norris
E. 0. Norris
St. John’s Hospital
David Richards
Caroline Richards
Norris
Church of the Brethren
Beech Grove
Richmond
Ohio
E. Kenneth Norris
Marion Norris
New Oxford
Forbes H. Norris
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Lorna
Fred) Fair
Ernest Richards
Portland
Ore
Rilla Smothers
India McCord
Southport
Minnie Davis
California
George McCarty
Beech Grove Church
Sturgeon
Fairmount
Harden
Xen Harvey
IOOF
Marion
Cass County
William I. Sturgeon
Fairmount Order of Eastern Star
Fairmount Rebekah Lodge
M. Vern Kendall
Leona Bush
Arlington
Ray Bush
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Multiple obituaries from Madison and nearby counties report deaths of William Grover Benefiel 66 of Anderson Elwood and Fortville residents in St. Johns Hospital and area nursing homes. Survivors, affiliations, and funeral arrangements are listed with service details and burials.
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Madison
Francis Stanley Dies at 50 in Anderson
Francis H. Stanley 50 of 416 East 38th Street died Sunday in St. John's Hospital. Born October 22, 1911 in Anderson, he was a Guide Lamp employee. Survived by wife Elsie. three sons Robert Chesterfield Donald Anderson and James at home. four daughters Patricia Barbee Anderson Janet Shoultz Bellville Nancy and Carol Stanley at home. three sisters Mildred DeWitt Marie Anderson Geneva Corya Pacoima Calif.. three brothers Kenneth Waltz Hiday. Funeral services by Waltz Underthe are planned.
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Francis Stanley
Francis H. Stanley
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
William
Margaret Stanley
Elsie
Robert
Chesterfield
Donald
James
Patricia Barbee
Janet Shoultz
Bellville
Nancy and
Carol Stanley
Mildred DeWitt
Marie A
Geneva Corya
Pacoima
Calif
Kenneth
Waltz and Hiday
Services for Lee Langford Held at Albright Funeral Home
Lee Langford 96 formerly of 531 West Sixth Street died Saturday. Services led by Rev. Donald Cavender at Albright Funeral Home commence at 10 30 a m burial follows in Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Langford
W. 6Th St
Albright
Donald Cavender
Crown Point Cemetery
Kokomo
Services for Ross B Smith Held at Baker Brothers
Ross B. Smith died Saturday. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Rev. John Zuber of Meadow Brook Baptist Church. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross B. Smith
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Edward Cogill Sr. 65 Dies in Anderson Hospital
Edward Cogill Sr. 65 of 1920 W 9th St died at 12:10 a.m. Sunday in St. Johns Hospital. Born July 9 1896 in Greenwood he was a former Middle Town resident who worked as a salesman for Taylor Real Estate. Survived by his wife Ellen Zeh Cogill son Edward Jr two grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Central Christian Church. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Edward Cogill, Sr
W. 9Th St
St. John's Hospital
Greenwood
William
Lillie Mae Hawkins Cogill
Middletown
Anderson
Taylor Real Estate
Ellen Zeh Cogill
Edward Jr
Deborah
Michael Cogill
Anderson man dies after heart attack at construction site
Dale Lemon 64 of Donnelly Road Anderson died at 10 a m Monday after a heart attack at the new Post Office building on Raible Avenue where he worked as construction superintendent for Texas Midwest Construction Co of Dallas. He was born September 8 1897 in Anderson and served in the Navy in World War II. He belonged to Noble Street Methodist Church Eagles Carpenters Local 352 Hackett American Legion Post and Travelers Protective Association. Friends may call after 2 p m Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lemon
Donnelly Rd
Rt. 1
Anderson
Raible Ave
Texas Midwest Construction Company
Dallas
St. John's Hospi
Milton
Sarah Skouden Lemon
Lemon
Noble Street Methodist Church
The
Eagles
Carpenters Union
Hackett American Legion Post
Travelers Protective Association
WCTU Speech Contest Held at Matzigkeit Home
Park Place WCTU hosted a bronze first bar speech contest Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J F Matzigkeit 518 Nursery Rd. Contestants included Anna Marie Siktberg winner Kathy Wagner Claudia Carter Marti Crosley and Carole Prather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. F. Matzigkeit
Nursery Rd
Anna Marie Siktberg
Kathy Wagner
Claudia Carter
Marti Crosley
Carole Prather
Alaska to Protect Two Great National Forests
Great Forests in Alaska cover about 20 million acres spanning the Fairbanks region in a major conservation initiative. Officials describe the lands as vital for wildlife, climate resilience, and recreation.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
First Methodist Church Gift Shop Opens Weekdays
The First Methodist Church operates a gift shop at 1225 Jackson running Tuesday through Saturday from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Items include church-related goods and seasonal gifts. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Jackson Tues
West ministers debate Congo crisis and separate peace threat
Western officials weigh responses to Khrushchev threats of a separate peace treaty with East Germany while discussing how to keep the city and economy functioning. US Britain and France differ on Katanga and UN action in Congo. US backs UN efforts with limited force, Britain opposes forceful settlement, France doubts UN armed action. New York City opens its first subway in 1904.
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Khrushchev
U.S
Congo
Katanga
United States
United Nations
Britain
France
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Madison County
Courthouse News
Circuit Court
Mountain State
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bible Games
BIBLE
Pele
Gospel Trumpet Company Bookstore
Chestnut Streets
Gants
Vane
Nichol
Raible
Edgewood Plaza
Leila Myers
Leila Tosh Myers
YMCA
Rotary Exchange
Crippled Children Bridge Club
Madrigal Club
Lions Mounds Kiwanis Park Place
Haiti
Behrens
14Th & Fletcher
East 38Th Street
Church of the Nazarene
Thurl Mann
East Maplewood Cemetery
William Benefiel
William Grover Benefiel
W. 14Th St
Frankton
Frank
Dora McCord
Florence
Richard E
Hazel F. Porter
Helen B. Collins
John W
Ada Blades
Goldie Shaw
Elwood
Clarence Farmer
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lenora Smith
Lenora May Smith
Shipley
George O. Smith
Linton
Michigan City
Vera Edwards
Raymond E. Smith
Vero Beach
Fla
Wilbur P. Smith
Bell
Carl W. Smith
Sells and Rowe
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Ridwell
Fairview Cemetery
Eddie Cravens
Marjorie Cravens
Central Ave
Linda Jean
Clarence
Johnny
Clarence Cravens
Mary Barry
Air
Livingston
Enn
Effie C. Bell
N. 8Th St
Ballard and Shirey
A. F. Byrne
Lewisville
Miller Cemetery
Billie R. Kemnerly
Billie R. Kemerly
Kenton Russell
Greenfield
Paul C. Cory
Gertrude Crouch
Gravel Lawn
Virginia Kemerly
Tace Kemerly
Mary Lynn Keescon Anderson
Kemerly
Raymond Kennerly
Delco-Remy Division
Tom Dearing
North Side
Ross Smith
Nettie D. Sturgeon Fairmount
Nettie D
Dad
Mother
Homecrest
St. Ad
Barbara Sparks Lemon
WCTU
Matzigkeit
New York City
ATLAS
Kirk Sele
Alexandria Pike
R.R. Dooust
Jantzen
Ken Venturi
Decker
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