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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1961

Page

25

Stocks End Trading Higher on Broad Strength

Market breadth remained uneven with 572 advances and 555 declines among 1,332 issues. Dow Jones rose 1.46 points to 734.02 as General Motors American Telephone and Standard Oil New Jersey hit new highs amid heavy volume. Bond markets fell while the Associated Press average edged up 0.20 to 266.80.

New York General Motors American Telephone Standard Oil New Jersey Dow Jones Dow Associated Press American Stock Exchange U.S American Tel Elec Nanie Eastman “Kodak Ford General Dynamics General Harvester Johns-Manville Minnesota New York Central Ae “ & Olin Mathieson Gore Parke Davis Pennsylvania Pfizer Chas Mn Pierce Industries Sears Roebuck Eee Southern Co Rand Standard Oil of Ind Sianarwsitinone Swift & Co Texaco Texas Instruments Ee Union Carbide U.S. Steel Bi Zenith Westinghouse

Watchdog Killed Guarding Tavern in Lafayette Burglary

Duke a 75 pound doberman pinscher that protected the Tic Toc Tavern owned by Mr and Mrs George Stouffer was killed by burglars who hauled away a safe containing 700 dollars. The dog had survived a previous shooting during a prior break in a year ago.

Lafayette Ind Duke George Stouffer

Central Heating Opens New Location on 531 W 8th

Cole man wall furnaces available at the new address 531 West 8th with phone contact 642 8570 for sales and installation.

Coleman Wall Furnaces

Hog and cattle prices rise in Chicago market report

The Chicago market shows hogs up 25 cents with active trade and strong demand. No. 1 2 grade hogs 180-225 lb bring 17.35 to 17.60, while 190-230 lb 1-3 grades sell at 17 to 17.50 and larger up to 17. Searle weights 16 to 16.50, sows at 14.75. Cattle see steers steady to strong with prime at 27.50-27.75 and high choice 26.75-27.25. Sheep total 3,000 head with lambs 16 to 17.25.

Chicago Searle Indianapolis Spl

Bank Clearings Dip In 26 Municipalities

Bank clearings in 26 leading cities fell to 123.813 billion in November from 124.663 billion in October and 114.212 billion in the year ago period. Dun and Bradstreet Inc reports.

New York UPI Dun & Bradstreet Inc

Grain Market Turns Weak in Slow Trade Across Chicago

In Chicago on Tuesday the grain futures market showed broad weakness as speculative and commercial demand dried up. Dec wheat fell more than a cent on liquidation pressure, while Dec corn rose after hitting season lows, with other grains posting mixed fractional moves and soybeans slipping.

Chicago

Steady Hog Prices Reported Across Indianapolis Market

Hogs trading fairly active with mixed price movements. Barrows and gilts steady to strong, sows steady to strong, ranges from 11.00 to 17.75 depending on weight and grade. Cattle and calves show varied but steady activity, with steers, heifers, and bulls priced across 12.00 to 27.00 for the day. Sheep and lambs also active, with multiple weight classes and prices from 11.00 to 17.50. Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.

New Rules To Be Discussed At Booster Meeting

Highland Athletic Boosters meet at the school at 7 30 p m Monday December 18 Jack Cade president chairs the gathering James Coulter coach will discuss new basketball season rules. Also notes on local club dinners and church group gatherings with dates and host names.

Bethany Highland Athletic Boosters Jack Cade James Coulter Charles Johns Cecil Johns Loyal Workers Class Bethany Bible School Cross Street MLW New Mount Hope Church Madison Avenue Kermit Pugh Bethany Ladies’ Aid Rangeline Road Claire Lawler Wesley Chapel Road James Dixon Bethany Senior Christian Endeavor Waldo Porter Max Whiteman Bethany Christian Church Ward Chambers Charles Conrad Raymond Allen Clarence Woolf Perry Hobbs Marilyn Pugh Tonya Dixon Jill Conrad Cynthia Whiteman Bruce Dixon David Conrad Terry Allen Kent Dixon Dale Conrad Larry Hutcherson Eddie Porter Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood Lee Imel Happy Family Home Demonstration Club Bronnenberg Tea Room Anderson

Do It Yourself Gripe Kit Probed by Army Officials

Army officials probe a do it yourself gripe kit found on a barracks bulletin board at Ft. Bragg. The kit includes carbon copies of a form letter urging reservists to complain to Congress and co sign with friends. Governor Wesley Powell, visiting Ft. Bragg, noted minor complaints about food and equipment but saw no major issues.

Army FT. Bragg N.C UPI Army Public Information Washington Wesley Powell New Hampshire Army Post New Hampshire National Guard Powell

Local Livestock Market Prices

Market prices listed for cattle and calves by weight. Good steers and heifers range around 19.50 to 20.50 dollars, choice cattle 21.50 to 22.50. Calves priced from 11.65 to 15.65 dollars, with other notes about weights 190 to 240 pounds and 240 to 300 pounds.

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1962 Business Outlook Regarded As Excellent

New York AP report notes 1962 prospects are excellent with Stan By Jack Lefler citing Standard & Poor's. Economic gains projected include 8.4 percent GNP and 11.9 percent industrial production. Private investment and rising capital spending drive optimism despite possible steel strikes and varying federal outlays. Vehicle for growth includes labor saving equipment and inventory buildup. overall government and industry spending expected to influence employment and incomes. In Seymour Indiana, a court granted venue change for Willard Swanson and Tipton Harris in the Don Winn burglary case.

New York Stan Jack Lefler AP Business News Hard & Poor's Corp Standard & Poor's Standard & Poor Seymour, Ind UPI Jackson Willard J. Swanson Tipton Harris Seymour Lawrence Bedford Seymour City Don M. Winn Winn Indianapolis

Legal Notices from Madison County Indiana Estate Cases

Notices announce estates, final settlements, and bid solicitations from the Madison County Superior Court in Anderson Indiana. William L Peck executor of Mary A Peck estate requests creditors file claims within six months. Lex Bricker estate final settlement sought with proofs of heirship. School board invites sealed bids for a 1962 truck lease and for sale of a 1986 Chevrolet wagon, with inspection details and bond requirements.

Madison County Towit Section 18 Township 19 Section 13 West 25Th Street Anderson Superior Court of William L. Peck Mary A. Peck Andersen D Ind Dae Eugene Eagmile Superior Court Lex Bricker Indiana Eugene Creagmile Austin & Stewart Joseph Edward Gavin Chambers, Byers & Gaus Board of School Trustees C.C.T Worth Street West Lith Street G. E. Ebbertt Board of School Trustees 11Th St W. Lith St

Auction Sales Roundup for December

Auction listings announce public sales by several bidders. The schedule includes the Askew estate near Markleville, a farm tools hogs and feed sale near Anderson, and Cyrus C Milburn executor real estate sale, with auctioneers Joe Kellum, Jim Bradley, and H D Kirk.

Markleville County Line Road Wilkinson County Line Rd John Deere E. L. Askew Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Ward Stohler L. Askew County Line Thelma Bousman Iva T. Jones Anderson 8Th St H. D. Kirk Cyrus C. Milburn Real Estate & Ho A Os Andersen St. Ra H. D, Kirk

Three Charged With Burning Gary Building

A former Gary officer, a Chicago teacher, and a Wisconsin man face conspiracy to commit arson charges after allegedly staging a building fire to defraud insurers of 107000. Frank A. Ziherle was arrested in Chicago and waived extradition. Steven Shalbreck is held in Gary. Daniel Yaksich vacationing in Florida.

Gary, Ind Gary Chicago Wisconsin Frank A. Ziherle Indiana Steven Shalbreck Rhinelander Wis Daniel Yaksich Florida Bernard M. Sweeney Shalbreck Yaksich Ziherle Shalbrek

Alumni Elect New Officers in Indiana University Group

The Indiana University School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Alumni Association elected officers Saturday at Muscatatuck State School. John R. Endwright of Bloomington was named secretary treasurer.

Bloomington Ind Muscatatuck State School John R. Endwright

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