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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1961

Page

22

Four Miller children die in Harvard fire blast

Edward Miller Jr five, Marlon Kay Miller three, Norman Lee Miller two, and Larry Joe Miller seven weeks died after a heating unit exploded during a fire at their Harvard Illinois home. Their mother Beatty Miller suffered extensive burns trying to save them. Penny Jo survived.

Harvard, Ill UPI Edward Miller Jr Marlon Kay Miller Norman Lee Miller Larry Joe Miller Edward Beatty Miller Penny Jo Miller Admiral Corp Harvard Edward Jr Ray Boettcher McHenry County

North Anderson PTA Presents Love Makes the World Go Round

The North Anderson-Hiawatha PTA staged a Christmas program at the North Anderson gym featuring kindergarten through third grade students and the department chorus. Music by Ruth Rees Twyla McCullough Bernice Surratt with solos and group performances including Ave Maria Gesu Bambino and Silent Night.

North Anderson-Hiawatha P.T Deanne Gentry Tommy Tuterow Cheryl Burg Becky Goehring Miss Surratt

Farm Bureau Officers School Attendance Noted

Shirley Nelson and Thelma Friddie of Brown Township attended the Hancock County Farm Bureau Officers Training School at Greenfield on Friday. Bill Hadley chaired the meeting with assistance from Mrs. Arthur Etchison and Evan Wilson. Various local residents were listed as visitors and guests during the weekend.

Shirley Cora Nelson Thelma Friddie Brown Township Hancock County Farm Bureau Officers Training School Greenfield Bill Hadley District Six Arthur Etchison Evan Wilson Joseph Flores Nora Bean Jerry Williamson Indianapolis Ralph Bean Spiceland Ed Jackson

Garden Club Christmas Dinner Held in Markle

Markleville Garden Club hosted its Christmas dinner at Mrs. Ray Tweedy's home with a post dinner business meeting led by Mrs. Tweedy. Members listed include Mesdames Cooper Pendleton Hallowell and Stohler among others. The Junior MYF met at the Methodist Church with several youths and counselor James Heffernan. The Tuesday Night Club's Christmas dinner occurred at the Holiday Inn Anderson followed by a card and exchange gathering at Mrs. Paulmer Keller's home.

Frank Fort Lawrence Philbert Jesse Stohler Chester Markle Verna Hardy Ross Hamm Tweedy MYF Methodist Church James Heffernan Ted Baker Tim Clark David Dudley Peggy Heffernan Mark Helm John Sam Holmes Candy McCormick Phil Mullins Holiday Inn Anderson Paulmer Keller Jack Grandison Don Fredrick Pete Spell Ray Rittman Robert Collier Ermall McCormack Charles Shrake

Safe stolen from Goodwill found smashed in alley

A safe taken from a second floor Goodwill Industries office in Hammond Ind was recovered in an nearby alley about half a mile away. The chest was smashed and $535 was missing from inside according to police.

Hammond, Ind Goodwill Industries

Wilkinson High honors list and activities update

Wilkinson High School announces the second six weeks straight A honor roll with many students named across grades seven to twelve. Attendance figures crown the junior class, band performances, a December dance, and classroom plant projects highlighting student involvement and school events.

Grade School Children Busy In Classroom

Shirley Mrs Tuterow s first grade reads in the Primer and learns new words. Class decorates room. Santa drawings. Benita Smith and Terry Bowman have birthdays. Christmas program recitations and songs practiced. Little Charlie Chipmunk memorized. Mrs Akers substituted Friday. Thomas first grade finishes unit in Little White House books. everyone reads words. enjoys supplementary readers. decorates for Christmas. new games and records bought with Mothers Club funds. Paul s second grade reads unit six Round Go the Wheels. bulletin board shows trucks trains tractors machines. Christmas decorations. Christmas program December 20 at 1 pm. public invited. Oakerson s second grade Cheryl Jackson Gregory Graham Gregory Gray absent ill. Trees Wisehart visited. Nickels third grade busy with lessons. Christmas play and decorations. all in the play. Rhonda Bruner moved away. Samuel Byrd moved to New Castle. Brown third grade.

Shirley White House Mothers Club Paul Oakerson Cheryl Jackson Gregory Graham Gregory Gray

Goodwill Class Elects Officers at Summitville church

The Goodwill Class of the Summitville Methodist Church elected officers during a Turkey Day dinner. Officers include Paul Howard as President Harlan Eaton as Vice President and Mrs Harlan Eaton as Secretary Treasurer Ethylene Maynard as Teacher and Mrs Martha Branch as Assistant Teacher. The Christmas tree sale by the Good Spirit Class begins December 4 in the church parking lot with hours 4 to 7 pm weekdays and 9 am to 7 pm Saturdays.

Summitville Methodist Church Messrs Mesdames Orville Beeson Herman Bruning Cletis Thurston Graton Clark Clyde Denny Dyson Harlan Eaton Cletis Bair Tom Miller M. O. Nottingham John Pattison Traci Johnny Stella Brown Martha Branch Robert Cranmer Paul Howard Ethylene Maynard Good Spirit The

Group Attends Hobo Party in Bethany Neighborhood

A Bethany gathering at 1416 Northcrest Drive hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Brandt featured a hobo party with social time and refreshments for numerous guests including Susie Brandt Sharon Councellor Cindy Dicker son Sandy Garrett Diane Jessup Jackie Needler Patricia Reed Marilyn Pugh Dianne Smith Sherri Unger Nancy Wollam Kathy Brandt Sandi Beels and others. Other events included a Bethany Senior Christian Endeavor Progressive party visiting several homes and a Bethany Ladies Aid meeting on Rangeline Road with a Christmas dinner planned for December 20 at New Mt Hope Church.

Bethany Kay Roberts Donna Kreegar Charles Brandt Fred Branigan Farmers’ Home Northcrest Drive Susie Brandt Sharon Councellor Cindy Dickerson Sandy Garrett Diane Jessup Jackie Needler Patricia Reed Marilyn Pugh Dianne Smith Sheri Unger Nancy Wolla Bovie Severns Wendell Albaugh Joe Swigart Kermit Pugh Pam Unger Sarah Bagley Rosie Burton Terry Sue Albaugh Cindy Whiteman Linda Unger Messers John Severns Larry Hutcherson John Colson Danny Lawler Chester Collier New Mt. Hope Church Madison Avenue Mesdames Perry Hobbs Ward Chambers Virgil Lawler Elmer Hodson Ernest Patterson Robert Fish Leslie Smith Chester Wean Earl Schalk Aretha German Charles Johns Vern Porter Chester Lewis Wesley Scott Pearl Bronnenberg Mary Bronnenberg Cecil Johns Sherri Bronnenberg

Local Eagles Plan Christmas Dinner and Events

Anderson Aerie 174 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold its annual Christmas dinner Thursday and a Children's Party on December 23. The month includes regular Saturday dances with Lloyd Warfield's Orchestra. Members will attend the Midwest Conference in Toledo January 20 and 21, led by local secretary Raymond Rent.

Anderson Aerie Order of Eagles Eagles Lloyd Warfiel Toledo Raymond Rent

December Birthdays Readiness For Christmas Decor

Bobby Carroll and Susan McCallister celebrate December birthdays. Joyce Parsons Ross Robertson and Pamela Saunders are listed as ill. Children continue to work hard on their reading as the Christmas season begins.

Bobby Carroll Susan McCallister Joyce Parsons Ross Robertson Pamela Saunders

Award Program Scheduled By Masonic Lodge

Shirley Mason ic Lodge No. 531 F and AM will host a fifty year award presentation on Saturday night December 16 at 7 00 pm The public is welcome Emery Kennedy and Leslie Chew receive awards Kennedy lived near Warrington worked at several factories and Chrysler retired in 1951 Chew born in Henry County started in well drilling and has 51 years in the business He moved to Shirley in 1919 married Florence McCormack in 1916 They have two children and nine grandchildren Centerville Methodist Church choir sang at Shirley Methodist Church on December 10 A Christmas program is set for December 17 and Lapel Jubilee Chorus visits January 28 The Shirley WSC S and Martha Circle reported a successful bazaar raising 160 00 The town hosted 130 children visiting Santa escorted by the Fire Department and town marshal Santa was sponsored by the Shirley Civic Improvement Association Candy canes and balloons were given

Emery Kennedy Leslie Chew Kennedy Warrington Buck ‘Hannon Hoosier Cabinet Creosote Factory Bottle House Chrysler Corporation Chrysler Shirley Nettie Kinsey Russell Kennedy Madalyn Harlan Mr. Chew Henry County Wilkinson Rt. 1 Warrington High School Florence McCormack Wichita Chew William Birmingham Michigan Mary Ohlemiller Knightstown Centerville Methodist Church Shirley Methodist Church Shirley Methodist W.S.C.S Martha Circle Santa Shirley Civic Improvement Association

Shipley Nominated for Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society

Michael A. Shipley a Ball State junior and Anderson High School graduate is nominated by John Hannaford to lifetime membership in Pi Gamma Mu initiation set for 7 p.m. January 9 in the Arts Building west lounge. He must have 20 social studies credits with B average and good character. Shipley belongs to Theta Chi, student affairs council and NEA. son of Kenneth and Mrs Shipley 226 Federal Dr.

Michael A. Shipley Anderson High School Ball State John Hannaford Indiana Gamma Pi Gamma Mu Michael Theta Chi Fraternity The Council of Student Affairs National Education Association Kenneth Shipley

Christmas Party Planned by Lodge 131 at Marine Drive

The 1.0.C.F. Lodge No. 131 announces its annual Christmas party for children and members on December 16 starting at 8 PM. The lodge home at 817 Marine Drive will host special Yule treats and entertainment for all attendees.

1.0.C.F. Lodge No. 131 Marine Drive

OPC Elects New Officers For Club

Summitville OPC club members elected new officers at a gathering at Mrs. Herbert Wehsollek’s home. President is Mrs. Lenora Stone, Vice President Mrs. Jane Kurtz, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Martha Woodruff. Christmas meeting planned at Mrs. Woodruff’s home.

Summitville OPC Herbert Wehsollek Doris Slain Lenora Stone Jane Kurtz Martha Woodruff Mesdames Evelyn Coleman Mary Belle Smith Ruth Ribelin Bernice Smith Lois Melling Beulah Clock Mary Jane Brewer Mrs. Berniece Smith Mary Bell Smith

Linda Wisehart Weds Ralph Cole

Miss Linda Wisehart daughter of Mrs Millie Wisehart of Shirley wed Ralph Cole son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Cole of Lewisville at Shirley Christian Church in a 2:30 PM ceremony. The ceremony featured blue and white chrysanthemums and a Danish organist and soprano.

Shirley Linda Wisehart Millie Wisehart Ralph Cole Melvin Cole Lewisville Shirley Christian Church Verl Libby Gertrude McClarnon Greenfield Maria Dupre Richard Wisehart Ion Virginia Shahan Linda Miller Janet Cole Copenhagen Glen Breckinridge United States Air Force Illinois Betty Miller Sara Beasley Barare Rigney Joan Wiseart Florida Wilkinson High School Hancock County Memorial Hospital Lewisvilee High School

Weed killer use by Omaha railroads on rights of way

American railroads around Omaha apply over 6000 tons of weed killers yearly along their right of way trackage as part of maintenance and rights of way control.

Omaha

Sealed bids received for well drilling in Shirley park

The Shirley town board opened sealed bids for a new eight inch diameter well with 250 gpm capacity and a 200 gpm submersible pump, chlorinator, telemetering gear, and installation. Bids came from Diehl Pump and Supply, Clark Drilling, and Layne Northern. award decisions await.

Diehl Pump and Supply Company Louisville Ken Clark Drilling Company Indianapolis Layne- Northern Company Brown Township Farm Bureau Wilkinson School Helen Rushton Pet and Hobby Club Warren O'Hara Greenfield Viet Nam Brown Township Bureau Pet and Hobby Club Carolyn Rushton Harry Manship Wayne Brumfield Rochester Shirley Noblesville

General Dynamics Wins $5 Million Centaur Space Contract

New York, UPI reports General Dynamics Corp. received a five million dollar contract for Centaur outer space research work. The award replaces an earlier four million dollar contract that was announced but not formally awarded.

New York UPI General Dynamics Corp

Missiles Warning Contract Won By RCA

NEW YORK UPI Radio Corp of America receives an 11 million Air Force contract for continued work on an early warning system for ballistic missiles.

New York UPI Radio Corp. of America Air Force

Christmas Party Planned by Disabled American Veterans

The Disabled American Veterans Chapter 12 at 829 Marine Dr announces a Christmas New Year’s Party on December 28. Tickets are available from any member and public attendance is welcome.

Marine Dr

Dinner Honors 44th Wedding Anniversary

A dinner at the Broadwater home honored Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Broadwater on their 44th wedding anniversary. Guests included Tressie McQueary and daughters of Marion Howard Broadwater of Anderson Robert Broadwater and family Dell Ann Isaacs Roberta Isaacs Jerry Bateman Paul Broadwater Pam Hastings and Jack Friddle.

Shirley Oscar Broadwater Tressie McQueary Marion Howard Broadwater Anderson Robert Broadwater Dell Ann Roberta Isaacs Jerry Bateman Near Greenfield Paul Broadwater Pam Hastings Jack Friddle

Amvet Auxiliary Meeting Reports December Activities

Amvet Auxiliary met December 4 at the Post home with Mrs. Tom Garrison presiding. Helen Keller announced progress on the membership drive and reported on rain boat sales. The group planned a December 20 party at Marion Veterans Hospital and noted a mid winter conference in Muncie.

Markleville Markleville Amvet Tom Garrison Helen Keller Muncie Doris Shrake Florence Creason Kay Taylor Martha Dudley Maxine Milburn Mary Garrison Betty Williams Vicki McCormack Carpenter's Chicken Farm Sigma Alpha Lota

Turtle gifted to slow Yugoslav mailman sparks village ire

A Yugoslav village near Sombor presented a turtle to a mailman to show their irritation over his slow deliveries. The quirky act was reported by AP as a local expression of pique with postal service delays.

Sombor Yugoslavia

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