JA Students Bound Today For Session
Twenty members of Junior Achievement of Anderson travel to New Castle for a day long Central Indiana JA Conference. The Anderson group includes 16 students and 4 adult advisers, the largest delegation from 20 Indiana cities. They will exchange sample products and join discussions on JA activities. Attending from the city are
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Junior Achievement of
Anderson
New Castle
Central Indiana
Indiana
Advisers and Achievers Toast at JA Center Listing Attendees
Monday night at the JA Center on Sixth and John Streets featured advisers Gerald Stoner Max Supien John Tuttle and assistant director Phil Brewer. The event highlighted achievers and the companies they represent including Patty Jones Sue Petry ALJACO Tony Taylor Joe Petry Junach Il Diana Sears and Karen Heavilin J A Sharnco Roger Fuller Bill Kreeger J A J Mash and others from Mary Elis Betty Adams JASMMAH Steve Prichard Judy Jones Del Jaco Connie Hedges Dick Symmes Products Unlimited Barbara Patterson Alex Satterwhite Sparks.
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Gerald Stoner
Max Supien
John Tuttle
Phil Brewer
Patty Jones
Sue Petry
Aljaco
Tony, Taylor
Joe Petry
Junach Il
Diana Sears
Karen Heavilin
J. A. Sharnco
Roger Fuller
Bill Kreeger
J. A.J .Mash
Jon
JA Center
Sixth
John Sts
Mary Elis
Betty Adams
Jasmmah
Steve Prichard
Judy Jones
del Jaco
Connie Hedges
Dick Symmes
Products Unlimited
Barbara Patterson
Alex Satterwhite
J. A. ‘Sparks
Former Local Man Celebrates 40-Year Indiana Bell Service
Harry R. Gruelle of Indianapolis marked a 40 year service anniversary with Indiana Bell on December 8. He has served as Bell's public relations supervisor and lectured across the state, starting as a collector in Indianapolis and holding posts in Muncie Washington Frankfort Bloomington and Anderson before returning to Indianapolis. Marzuq in the Libyan Sahara was once known as the Paris of the Desert and a caravan assembly point.
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Harry R. Gruelle
East 188Th St
Indianapolis
Indiana Bell
Bell
The
Telephone Company
Gruelle
Muncie
Washington
Frankfort
Bloomington
Anderson
Telephone Pioneers of America
Marzuq
Sahara
Paris
Desert
Rock Faces Reapportionment as Major 1965 Indiana Issue
Lt Gov elect Robert Rock spoke at Indiana University on reapportionment as the key task for the 1965 General Assembly. He urged districts be redrawn to reflect population changes and avoided commenting on potential gerrymandering. He also said finances are flexible enough to meet major needs and forecasted limited tax impact from a pari mutuel proposal. He urged journalists to educate the public on legislative workings and committee actions. Meanwhile Turner College highlighted the North South racial dynamics, noting hypocrisy and the lasting impact of the American Negro revolution. A Boonville grand jury will examine teenage drinking, and an airline strike delay was reported as Northeastern Airlines neared a potential work stoppage.
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Bloomington
Ind
Robert Rock
Indiana General Assembly
Rock
Indiana Press Institute
Indiana University
Anderson Democrat
Indiana House
Senate
Turner College
New York Times
Institute
North
South
Boonville, Ind
UPL
uWarrick County Grand Jury
Paul Houston
Boonville
Land Damages Awarded In I 69 Route Easement Case
A Madison Circuit Court jury awarded 27000 in damages to Blinn Rector for land taken for Interstate 69 construction. The case centered on an easement for an overpass on Range Line Road and the highway project’s takeover of several acres. Chambers Byer and Gaus represented the plaintiff with Harold J. Anderson as Indiana local counsel.
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Madison
Here
State Highway Department
Blinn Rector
Rector
Range Line
Chambers, Byer and Gaus
Harold J. Anderson
Indiana
Tax sums and crash report listed for Madison County
Tax returns figures show city and township allocations totaling millions for Adams Anderson Boone Duck Creek and other jurisdictions plus school districts and libraries. A separate police report notes a two car collision at Fifth and Hendricks injuring two Anderson women.
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Adams
Anderson
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Richland
Stony Creek
Union
van Buren
Metropolitan School
Madison County
Madison-Grant County
Explosion near U N building shocks New York scene
A bomb scare near the United Nations in New York involved a suspected bazooka device on the East River side, with a water plume seen and later a marshy area fire. Police traced a box- mounted device to a person, while Fidel Castro ally Che Guevara spoke at the General Assembly amid heightened security.
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Cross
New York
East River
Manhattan
Cuba
Ernesto Guevara
UN General Assembly
United Nations
St. John’s
Mtn
Geraldine Phillips
12Th St
Otto Cox
Pendleton
Guevara
Nes
A Sang
Isustry
Ermon Beaty
Alexand
Dict
T Ve
Fidel Castro
Bene Pendleton J
Elsie Routan
Ying
U.N
Malibu
Joan Sullivan
Aggq
Westfield
G M Employees Offer Delco Furnaces For Xmas Warmth
G M employees advertise using a GM discount to buy Delco furnaces for families along with water heaters humidifiers and electronic air filters. Call Jim Garringer at 644 1215 for details.
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G.M
Delco
Jim Garringer
Preliminary Charge Filed Against Ronald McCord
Preliminary charges of passing a forged instrument were filed in Anderson City Court against Ronald McCord 18 of Anderson. Deputy Prosecutor Walter Dietzen said McCord is charged with passing a forged check for 39 dollars. The judge set bond at 2000 dollars and gave seven days to file formal charges.
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Anderson
Ronald McCord
Walter Dietzen
McCord
Robert Robbing Ee Hend
US Backs Vietnamese Government Aid and Security Plans
The United States pledges continued support for the government of Prime Minister Huong. It will provide military and economic assistance to strengthen programs, curb infiltration by insurgents, and boost development in urban and rural Vietnam. The Vietnamese government accepts aid and reviews measures to improve security and local governance in rural areas.
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Huong
U.S
Viet Nam
Sun Port
Yule Lighting Contest Awards Prizes and Judging
Maurice Clem of the Chamber of Commerce coordinates a community Christmas lighting contest. Entrants will have their names and addresses published and receive the judging criteria. Prizes include a $50 grand prize, five $10 prizes, and twenty $5 awards. Winners will be announced in the newspapers December 22 and 23.
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Creek
Maurice Clem
Chamber of Commerce
Clem
Burglary and related trials set in January
Multiple defendants face second degree burglary charges with trials planned in January. Robert W. Goodman enters not guilty and faces a January 8 court date. Ferrell Adams also seeks trial in January after a not guilty plea. Kenneth Ogle pleads not guilty to rape, trial set January 4 along with David J. Woodyard for involuntary manslaughter.
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Builty
Robert W. Goodman
Ferrell Adams
Kenneth Ogle
David J. Woodyard
W A Stutske Career Highlights Across Glass and Electronics
W A Stutske advanced mechanization at Corning Glass Works and Vicor glassware. He designed oxygen flow raters and capacitor dielectrics during World War II. At Thatcher Glass he developed two color silk screen milk bottle decorating machines. Since 1947 he led Owens-Illinois Mechanical Engineering, shaping equipment for low-cost cathode ray bulb production and related systems. A native of Elmira New York, he is Clarkson College of Technology educated.
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Page
Corning Glass Works
Vicor
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Company
Elmira
Stutske
J Owens - Tlinois
Clarkson College of Technology
Potsdam, N.Y
Gary Electrician Dies After Hospital Stay
Claude Heflin 73 of 2626 South P Street, a retired electrician from Carnegie Illinois Steel in Gary, died Friday at Mercy Hospital after illness. Born February 25, 1891 in Tipton County, he served in World War I and was a member of the American Legion. Survived by widow Flora Farner Heflin, with nieces and nephews. services at Clark Chapel at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Johnson of First Baptist Church. burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Claude Heflin
South P St
Carnegie Clinois Steel Corporation
Gary
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Heflin
Tipton County
Curtisville
Robert
Susan Heflin
American Legion
Flora Farner
Hedin
Te Clark Chapel
A Johnson
First Bantis Church
Barval
Elwood City
The Christmas Candle Through Changing Times
A family recalls a beloved Christmas candle that grows shorter but keeps a warm glow. As memories shift from Santa to religious reflection, the candle becomes a symbolic light of faith, family, and evolving dreams across generations.
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Nick
Mary
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Garland man dies after hospital stay at Mercy Hospital
Elwood Plant 1 . 4 Official Dial Elwood Plant 1 . 4 Official Dial Elwood, Garland Park, 62, of 1690 South A St Wood, died Friday at 10 45 a eat Mercy Hospital of complications. A plant superintendent at the J. Lewis Small Company, he had worked there 28 years. He was a member of East Main Street Christian Church and the Eagles and 100F Lodges. Surviving are his widow Nellie Norris Blair a stepson Norman Norris of Anderson and brothers Otis Oakville and Walie South Chicago with five grandchildren. The body was taken to the L. Dacksley Funeral Home for funeral arrangements.
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J. Lewis Small Company
Thatompany
East Main St
Christian Church
Eagles
Nellie Norris Blair
Norman Norris
Anderson
Otis
Oakville
Walie
South Chicago
Oe. L. Dacksley Funeral Home
Percy Kilbride, Pa Kettle star, dies at 76
Los Angeles AP reports Percy Kilbride known as Pa Kettle died Friday after an auto accident injury two months earlier. He was 76 and had retired at 62 after a long stage career and seven films with Marjorie Main as Ma and Pa Kettle from The Eye and I.
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Los Angeles
Percy Kilbride
Pa Kettle
Kilbride
Marjorie Maine
Ma and I
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Noblesville mourns Cathryn Raper 4 died after seven months illness at relatives home. Born April 19, 1918, she taught Sunday School and directed choir at Little Friendly Church. Survived by two children, three brothers, a sister, a half sister and two grandchildren. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Thousands of miles away Laura Lent 46 died at Elwood Coin Laundry. Employee of Acme Lee and Ross Stores, survived by husband Franklin, daughter Betty Ann, brother Robert Suromers, sister Mildred Morgan, two grandchildren. Funeral at Parson Mortuary and Garden of Memories Cemetery. Markleville honors Mrs Ralph C. McCullough 80 widow of stockyard broker, buried Friends Spring Valley Cemetery near Pendleton. May Garriott 82 of Shirley died in California. services at Condo and Son Funeral Home with burial Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown.
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Noblesville
Cathryn Caroline Raper
Gnerry St
Hanlover St
Henry and
Eulah Pearson Coverdale
Little Friendly Church
Robert E. Baldwin
USAF
Homestead
Flo
Vickie Raper
William H
Donald H. Coverdale
Richard Coverdale
Cicero
Shirley Ann Coverdale
Don Woods
Coaltrin Funeral Home
E. L. Eckerly
Riverside Cemetery
Acme Lee
Ross
Muncie
Parson Mortuary
Lilburn Stottlemeyer
Garden of Memories Cemetery
Ralph McCullough
Markleville
Ralph C. McCullough
Inianapolis
Stockyard Commission
Valorous C
May Garriott
Ernest Ray Lehman obituary and services details
Ernest Ray Lehman aged 76 of 19164 Main St died at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after illness. A World War I veteran and Delco Remy retiree, he is survived by his widow Lelia and two brothers Roy and Earl Lehman of Terre Haute. Funeral at 10 am Monday Park Place Methodist Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit after 1 pm Sunday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Jernesy Lehman
Ernest Ray Lehman
Main St
Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Delco-Remy
Lehman
Linton
Lelia
Roy
Earl Lehman
Terre Haute
Gene Smith
Park Place
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Mapleweed Cemetery
Fog and Rain Bring Travel Woes Across Regions
A fogbound college guard on a basketball team was killed in a two car crash on a rain slick highway near Midway Kentucky. Fog shut Chicago's O Hare and Meigs Field temporarily. Midway and Meigs were closed at times. Freezing rain and sleet hit New York and New England. cold persisted in northern New England with subzero readings in Maine and Vermont towns.
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Midway
Chicago
O'Hare
Midway Airport
Meigs ‘Field
Ralso
New York
New England
Old Town
Maine
Bangor
St.Johnsbury
McFadden Appointed Engineering Head
Professor Peter W. McFadden is named assistant head of Purdue Universitys School of Engineering, as a public service strike in France ends and transit resumes after a 24 hour stoppage.
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Lafayette
Peter W. McFadden
Purdue University
George A. Hawking
Ilines
McFadden
Richard J. Grosh
Jto
Agite School
Mergraduate
Granaia
France
Parcel Post Sorting Delays Highlight ZIP Code Benefits
Post office notes show parcels from Long Beach California to Anderson Indiana slow when no ZIP code. Without ZIP, parcels halt in Kansas City for extra sorting, then go to Indianapolis and Anderson. ZIP codes speed delivery by bypassing Kansas City, saving at least 24 hours.
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Post- Taster
Long Beach
California
Anderson
Indiana
Kansas City
Blaze at New York foundry prompts rapid firefighting
A fire at a local foundry caused an estimated 400 000 loss. Winds up to 20 miles per hour spread flames but a nearby RCA plant across the street was not endangered though workers sprayed the roof with water as a precaution. The blaze origin in the paint thinning department remains undetermined. The article notes the first New York State Fair occurred in Syracuse in September 1841.
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Newconnsy
Radio Corporation of America
New York State Fair
Syracuse
Your Old Barber Is Back
A familiar barber returns to operate at 2205 Brown Street inviting customers for a haircut. The notice urges new and returning patrons to drop in for services and see the longtime barber.
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Brown St
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Kennard
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Gary Electrician
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Elwgcod
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Laura A.sandy Lent
Franklin Lent
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Noble St
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Harold E. Rozelle
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Goldie Matheny
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