Used Clothing Donated to Mental Health Hospitals
Volunteers donated used clothing boxed for Madison County Mental Health Association distribution to Logansport and New Castle state hospitals. Thirty four cartons went to the Logansport Hospital and 64 to New Castle. Clean clothing gathered at Noble and 29th Streets pickup station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Mental Health Association
Logansport
New Castle
Port Hospital
Noble and
29Th Sts
Monroe Township Farm Bureau to host holiday supper
A holiday supper will be served Thursday December 15 at 6 30 p.m. by Monroe Township Farm Bureau members at the 4 H Home Economics Building in Alexandria A business session will be led by Harry McKowen and Rev W S Knight Jr of Pendleton Christian Church will be the speaker Members should bring a salad pie or cake and their own table service Mrs Otto Gaines is the women's leader A hospital patient update lists Alex Girting at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis and a Christmas basket drive urged by Vivian Falk to avoid duplications by coordinating with her before December 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Monroe Township Farm Bureau
Harry McKowen
W. S. Knight Jr
Pendleton Christian Church
Otto Gaines
Alex Girting
W. Jefferson Sr
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Vivian Falk
Community Service Organization
Africa on the Bridge premieres at Park Place Church
Park Place Church of God hosts the Anderson premiere of Africa on the Bridge a feature film about Billy Graham’s 17 000 mile Safari for Souls across Africa tonight at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Billy Graham
Anderson
Park Place
Church of God
Land Damage Suit Over Indiana Road Strip Continues
The case sets $5,000 in damages for land taken by a 2,499 foot strip where County Road 200 leaves Ind 36 across Mrs Norris property. Mrs Norris appeals the appraisal as too low while the state argues the figure is too high. Counsel for Mrs Norris are C O and Richard Davisson with Harold Anderson for the Attorney General's office. Judge Carl T Smith presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Mattingly Named Vice President of Kelley Furniture Co
Joseph Mattingly of 1216 Victory Co has been named vice president of The John Kelley Furniture Corporation in an announcement by Roy F. Kelley secretary and treasurer. Mattingly, a longtime Kelley associate since 1931 with a three year return as Anderson stores manager, is an Anderson resident active in civic groups and church. he is married with two sons.
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Joseph Mattingly
Victory Co
John Kelley Furniture Corporation
Roy F. Kelley
Kelley
Mattingly
Kelley Company
Anderson
Indiana
Marion
Ind
John Kelley
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Association
Rotary Club
United Brethren Church
Anderson High School Choral Christmas Concert Monday Evening
Anderson High School presents a Christmas concert Monday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium featuring Choral Club Madrigal Singers Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus and Choralettes under director Marceline J. Dillon. Accompanists Jean Kinley Barbara Falls and Hal Ryan on organ join Becky Reardon Kenny Upshaw Janet Tooley Janet Burns and soloists for Bach and Jacobsen selections. There is no admission charge and the public is invited.
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Anderson High School
Auditorum
Marceline J. Dillon
Jean Kinley
Barbara Falls
Hal Ryan
Becky Reardon
Kenny Upshaw
Janet Tooley
Janet Burns
Bach
Jacobsen
Choral Club
John Charles Thomas, famed opera star, dies at 69
Baritone John Charles Thomas, a former medical student who became a world renowned opera singer, died of cancer at his Apple Valley home at about 6:30 p.m. EST. He was 69. Thomas starred with the Metropolitan Opera from 1933 to 1945 and later appeared on radio and films, including the Bell Telephone Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charles Thomas
Apple Valley
Calif
UPI
Thomas
High Desert
Los Angeles
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Bell Telephone Hour
Turkish students protest French rule in Algeria
About 1,000 Turkish university students demonstrated in Istanbul on Monday against French rule in Algeria and posted Algerian nationalist slogans on the walls of the French consulate.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Algeria
Finch Wins Plea Right In Double Jeopardy Challenge
Los Angeles based surgeon Dr. R Bernard Finch won the right to argue motions seeking his freedom from murder charges on double jeopardy grounds. Superior Judge Leroy Dawson set Friday to hear the motions after the second trial jurors found him not guilty of murder conspiracy on Oct 27, with his mistress Carole Tregoff also pleading former acquittal.
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Los Angeles
UPI
R. Bernard Finch
Leroy Dawson
Finch
Carole Tregoff
Beaman Replacement Move Gains Strength
INDIANAPOLIS AP A move to replace Edwin W Beaman as Republican state chairman gained strength in a GOP state organization Tuesday No action was expected before Gov Harold W Handley leaves office Jan 9 but insurgents predicted there would be more than the needed 12 votes on the Republican State Committee when the time came Thomas E Bath of South Bend former secretary of state and former St Joseph County chairman was named as a possible successor Also mentioned was H Dale Brown of Indianapolis 2nd District Chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Edwin W. Beaman
Tuday
Harold W. Handley
Republican State Committee
Beaman
Thomas E. Bath
South Bend
St. Joseph County
H. Dale Brown
Christmas Vesper Tea in Pendleton at Friends meeting
The Friends annual Vesper tea was held Sunday at the Pendleton Friends meeting house with organ music. A musical program by Everett and Edith Swain featured "Christmas In Indiana" by Sarah Heritage. Santa Claus greeted children after Pendleton’s Saturday afternoon event. The Pendleton Chamber of Commerce chaired by Al Brown helped plan the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Friends
Friends Meeting House
Everett
Edith Swain
Indiana
Sarah Heritage
Santa Claus
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce
al Brown
Seal Sale Board Lists Leadership and Advisory Members
The TB Association outlines its continuing sale efforts next year with a board of directors led by Dr. Jones as president and Edward Wellington as first vice president. It names many officers including Dr. J L Lamey as second vice president and Mrs C Merrill Hudson as secretary, with J H Walker treasurer and others across Pendleton and surrounding townships coordinating a 26 member advisory group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB Association
Association
Dr. Jones
Edward Wellington
J. L. Lamey
C. Merrill Hudson
J. H. Walker
Pendleton
Ward Hartzell
Brooks Short
Russell Wann
Elwood
John Scott
Richard C. Swan
Read Canaday
Sam Warner
Summitville
William Harper
William T. Wilson
Devar Litten
James Humphries
G. E. Ebbertt
Shirley Walker
Anderson
Warren Fischer
Scott Trimble
C. B. Cartwright
Rosiland Meegan
Charles Dickman
Dale Prough
Monroe Schuster
Enoch Drumm
Frank Woschitz
Charles Humphrey
Leonard Church
Herb Kennedy
W. W. Owens
Richard N. Land
Walter Bagot
Evalin Leidolf
Olive Haines
Herman Sharrett
Green Township
Harlan Waymier
Duck Creek
Evelyn Grahame
Alexandria
Monroe Township
Gene Fountain
Jackson
Lester Clevenger
Lafayette
Charles Conrad
Richland
Rex Jones
Union
Don Myers
Fall Creek
Faye Cooper
Adams
Annual Yule Chorus directed by Lew Gilbert at community sing
Led by Lew Gilbert the annual Yule Chorus features Mrs. Frank Shirey as accompanist and organists Marilyn Bryant Kay Metzger John Dilkey. Barbara Jones and Barbara Donnelly will play piano with Charles Stiner directing the singing. David Ramsey serves as musical arranger. G E Ebbertt chairs the Anderson Community Christmas Observance Committee overseeing arrangements as the three year event expects its largest crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Gilbert
Frank Shirey
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Marilyn Bryant
Kay Metzger
John Dilkey
Barbara Jones
Barbara Donnelly
Charles Stiner
David Ramsey
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson
Anderson City faces sewage overload and clean water order
The Stream Pollution Board orders Anderson to cease polluting White River and Stanley Ditch with inadequately treated sewage. It requires final construction plans by July 1 1961, start by November 1 1961, and completion by January 1 1963. The council also passes annexation of Extension Heights and reinstatement of ousted City Councilman Harry Blake follows court decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Andersen
Stream Pollution Board
White River
Stanley Ditch
City of
Stream Pollution Control Board
Extension Heights
Anderson Township
John Scott
Harry Blake
Marie Riggs
Blake
al Woolbert
Laos Battle Rages As Phoumi Forces Advance
Tass reports Phoumi troops attack from Pak Layne toward Vientiane while another unit crosses the Mekong from Thailand. Kong Le loyalists and neutral forces hold, with artillery barrages and Soviet air supplies. Moscow Radio accuses US of interference as Laos nears clash. State Dept calls the arms deliveries cynical.
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Kong le
Tass
Phoumi
Pak Lane
Mekong
Thailand
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
China
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
United States
Laos
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Blizzard disrupts U S travel and daily life across the coast
A severe blizzard snarled air travel with more than 100 flights canceled at New York LaGuardia and Idlewild, trains slow to normal, and roads and sidewalks iced. ships faced delays, and garbage collection and mail delivery were disrupted. A Bermuda rescue report noted a U S Navy blimp and a survey ship safe after an Atlantic gale.
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la Guardia
Idlewild
New York
Bremen
Atlantic
Long Island
Connecticut
New York City
Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Navy
Kindley Air Force Base
Grace
Columbia University
Coast Guard
North Carolina
Holly
Kennedy delays cabinet picks as McNamara nears post
Kennedy weighs long term service as he considers labor and agriculture secretaries and delays final selections before Palm Beach trip. McNamara, ex Ford executive and whiz kid, confirms talks on defense and agriculture with Heinkel and Kennedy staffers.
Moose Count in US Estimated at Fourteen Thousand
A wildlife assessment puts the national moose population at about 14,000, highlighting regional concentrations in the northern states and noting tendances in habitat and migration patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
George C. Miller 58 dies at work in Delco Remy plant
George C. Miller aged 58 of 2639 Jackson Street died unexpectedly at work in Delco Remy Department 1015 around 1 p.m. Tuesday. He was born August 14, 1902 in Farmland Randolph County. Survived by wife Lola Ruth Miller died 1959, daughter Donna Kay Miller, son Robert of Muncie, three grandchildren, sister Mrs. Wallace Phelps, brothers Charles R. of Lynn Samuel J. of Albany Earl A. of St. Louis. Services Friday at 10 a.m. in Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. Irvin Johnson. burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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George Miller
George C. Miller
Jackson St
Delco Remy Department
Farmland
Randolph County
Mont
Ella Pugh Miller
Albany
Lola Ruth
Miller
Calvary Baptist Church
Donna Kay Miller
Anderson High School
Robert
Muncie
Wallace Phelps
Anderson
Charles R
Lynn
Samuel J
Earl A
St. Louis
Brown and Butz
Funeral
Irvin Johnson
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Jerry Fedlak 75 dies in Muncie at Ball Memorial Hospital
Jerry J. Fedlak aged 75 of 3602 Clark Street died at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie. Born in Czechoslovakia on August 8, 1885 he was a retired logging camp worker and farmer. He came to the area from Lewistown Montana 14 years ago and is survived by his widow Rose a sister Frances Havorka of Taylor Michigan and nieces and nephews. Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fedlak
Jerry J. Fedlak
Clark St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Czechoslovakia
Anton
Ann Wasserbauer
Fedlak
Lewistown
Mont
Rose
Frances Havorka
Taylor, Mich
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Chester Bright Forister Dies After Illness
Chester Bright Forister 52 of Rt 3 died Tuesday afternoon before reaching St Johns Hospital Born August 15 1908 at DuPont he moved to Anderson about 16 years ago operated Chet's Alignment Service on West 22nd Street Survivors include two sons George W near Joliet Illinois and Allen of Anderson three grand children two brothers Lewis of Carritherville and George of southern Indiana one sister Mrs Mildred Beasley of Butler ville Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bright Forister
Rt. 3
St. John’s Hospital
DuPont
Anderson
Chet
W. 22Nd St
George W
Joliet
Ill
Allen
Lewis
Carritherville
George
Indiana
Mildred Beasley
Butlerville
Harold E. Rozelle
Services for Mrs Leona Leach in Indianapolis
Mrs Leona Leach 62 of 1702 N Riley St Indianapolis died Monday Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Jordan Funeral Home 2428 E 10th St Indianapolis Burial at Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Leach
N. Riley St
Indianapolis
Anderson
Jordan Funeral Home
E. 10Th St
Washington Park Cemetery
Edward Bennett Rites Held In Anderson
Edward Bennett 76 of Anderson died Monday. Funeral services set for 2 p m today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Anderson conducted by Rev Levi O Sutton of Peoples Church burial in East Maplewood Cemetery
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Edward Bennett
Anderson
Sells and Rowe
Levi O. Sutton
The
People’s Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs Cora Summers dies at 66 in Holton funeral set
Services for Mrs Cora Summers 66 of Rt 2 Holton formerly of Anderson will be held at 11 a.m. today at Neeland and Smith Funeral Home Holton with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery about 2 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Summers
Holton
Anderson
Neeland and Smith Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park
Church Service Notes and Burial Details
The Rev. Fr. Thomas Heilman serves as pastor for the church ceremony. Burial is planned at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements are handled by Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Heilman
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Samuel J. Hinds Elwood Farmer Dies at 83
Elwood resident Samuel J. Hinds aged 83 died at Mercy Hospital at 11 p.m. Tuesday after several months illness. Born April 1877 in Franklin County, he was a retired farmer, husband of May Jackson Hinds, father of Paul Hinds, grandfather of Mrs. Harlan Waymire and two great grandchildren. Burial plans are with Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. He was a member of Hobbs Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Samuel J. Hinds
Mercy Hospital
Copher and Fesler
Mr. Hinds
Franklin County
Henry Hinds
May Jackson
Hobbs Christian Church
Paul Hinds
Harlan Waymire
Near Elwood
Services for Edward Leroy Massey, 50, Friday
Edward Leroy Massey age 50 of Rt. 2 Alexandria died Sunday. Services set for 3 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. John Compton of the Friends Church officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Leroy Massey
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Brown and Butz
John Compton
Muncie
Friends Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Services for Robert W. Alford Died Sunday Chesterfield
Funeral services for Robert W. Alford 39 of 310 Avalon Lane Chesterfield are set for 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Anderson conducted by Reverend Harold Clark Chesterfield Christian Church. Burial is at a later date. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Alford
Avalon Lane
Chesterfield
Baker Brothers Funeral
Anderson
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Services for Mrs Chloie Breeck Held at St Ambrose
Services for Mrs. Chloie Breeck of 337 Madison Avenue, who died Saturday, will be conducted at 9 a m today at St Ambrose Catholic Church. Local officials listed the time and venue for the funeral mass.
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Chloie Breeck
Madison Ave
St. Ambrose Catholic
State Warmup Warming Route Over Lake Michigan
Frosty Tuesday morning across Indiana with subzero readings in several cities. Richmond fell to 11 below, Muncie 10 below, Anderson 9 below, Connersville 7 below, Pendleton 5 below, Greenfield 2 below and Redkey 1 below. Lafayette was at zero, Indianapolis just above freezing, Fort Wayne 2, Goshen 5, Bloomington 7, South Bend 12 and Evansville 14. Wednesday morning expected 8 to 15 above zero with lows 18 to 25 overnight.
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Lake Michigan
New Castle
Richmond
Muncie
Anderson
Connersville
Pendleton
Greenfield
Redkey
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Goshen
Bloomington
South Bend
Evansville
Bosses Night Jaycees Honor Leaders At Annual Dinner
Jaycees plan celebrate community service and present awards for outstanding new members and top volunteers. Sub committees include publicity chaired by Frank Woschitz, program by Francis Oleksy and John Young, entertainment by Hall and Bleck, decorations by Bill Garrity, banquet by William Herbig, with past presidents advising Stephenson and Marion Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DSA
Jaycees
Draper
Frank Woschitz
Francis Oleksy
John Young
John Hall
Gilbert Bleck
Fred Wright
Ron Colvill
Dick Craib
John Hines
Bill Garrity
William Herbig
Jaycee
On Stephenson
Marion Colins
Wounded Fatally Engle Bert Michel Auto Dealer
Princeton Indiana auto dealer Engle Bert Michel age 54 died Tuesday when a 12 gauge shotgun he was cleaning discharged. Coroner Robert Kendall said Michel stood behind the parts counter of his agency cleaning the gun and was struck in the chest.
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Princeton Ind
Englebert Michel
Princeton
Robert Kendall
Gibson County
Michel
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Lonnie Weaver 61 of Noblesville died Monday night at home. Born in Wayne Township he belonged to First Methodist Church Modern Woodmen Eagles and former Flying Farmers. He served on the Hamilton County Board of Aviation Commissioners. Survived by Nellie M wife one son Ronald of Parker one brother Homer and three sisters. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home Noblesville with Rev. Paul B. Stephenson, burial Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Lichpié R. Weaver
Wayne Township
Hamilton County
Weaver
First Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen
the Eagles
Flying Farmers
Hamilton County Board of Aviation Commissioners
Nellie M
Ronald
Parker
Homer
Laura Albertson
Services for Rosa Steiner in Daleville
Rosa D Steiner 84 of Daleville died Monday. Services at 1 30 p m today at Daleville Christian Church conducted by Rev Ronald Hurst. Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home will transport body to church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Steiner
Daleville
Rosa D. Steiner
Pope John XXIII to bless world on Christmas Day
Pope John XXIII will give his blessing to the world on Christmas Day. His regular Christmas message will be delivered Dec. 22.
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Pope
Vatican City
John XXIII
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