City Park Program Unveiled By Indiana Officials
City officials unveil a park plan for 1974 including Aqua Gardens and a Side Sports Complex. The project, with an estimated total of about 106000 per component, faces reduced federal funds and a multi-year development timeline. Architect James Montaldo is named to design the South Side Sports Complex, with land leased from the Anderson Community School Board and approval expected at the park board and city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Scurr
McCarty
Alexandria Pike
Fed
Indiana
Gardins Park
Bureau of Outdoor Ree
James Montaldo
Ohio
South Side
Madisor Heights
Anderson Community ‘School Board
A deCarty
Montaldo
Park Board
Wrecks Leave Two Hurt and Burglaries Suspect Arrests Rise
Two car crashes injure James Thompson and Walter Chapin as police report no arrests in the Madison Avenue collision. Meanwhile Sheriff’s deputies announce multiple arrests in a burglary spree, listing Treven Rowse Norris Stapleton Earl Stapleton William Iret and others. total suspects surpass eighteen, many youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Sheriff's Department
William Harp
Elwood School Board approves insurance and hires staff
The Elwood school board voted to insure the building for 350000 with 1 million in liability and add umbrella coverage costing 463 annually. They approved salaries for two new teachers, Amy Whiteneck and Linda Buck, and accepted Janice Fettig’s resignation. Final inspection of the new high school is scheduled for January 20 at 1 30 p m with attendance rules discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hines
Jo Aline Glenn
En- School Atendance
Riley Sharp
Farm Systems
Janice E. Fettig
Amy Whiteneck
Linda Buck
Anderson and County Area Deaths Chronicle Result
Obituary items list Edna Johnson of Margate and Joan Big Loidl of Fresno, long-time residents in Noblesville and Lapel, with family details. Includes Woodrow Hollars of Anderson, Elbert Ferguson of Lapel, and other survivors, noting marriages, occupations, and burial plans. Funeral notices outline services at Brown and Butz and Coaltrin Funeral Homes with interment at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Johnson
Margate
Fla
Miller
Joan Big Loidl
Lapel
Fisher Brothers
Noblesville
Fresno
Calif
Esther
Pat ‘Geph
Arm
Killbuck Road
Calternia
Keth
Davis
Brookside Cemetery
Mary Anne Armington
At Lapel
Alfred G. Lordl
Syracuse
Ind
Joseph Tive
Bloomfield
East Maplewood Cemetery
Thelma
Avis Penrod
Margaret Brown
Fred
Shirley) Baker
Anderson
Virgil
Barbara) Rigney
Milton
Robert D. Hollars
Annderson
Joe
Mary Louise) McCorkhil
Ed Rd
Esther) Hauman
Rockland
Wilbur
Milen
Heart
Alfred
Rock Island
Arnold
Miami
Roland Hollars
Bloomington
Brown and Butz
Reer Tate
William C. Pierce
Lillian Beaver
Bernice Moore
Lucille Holloway
Ft. Lauderdale
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Walbur Harvey
Rownland Cemetery
Hbert Ferguson Lapel
Elbert Earle al Ferguson
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Trin- United Methodist Church
Jasonic Lodge
Lapel Jubilee Chorus
Madison County Livestock Association
Mall Outcome Hangs In Balance On Meridian Street
Downtown merchants and property owners favored a proposed pedestrian mall on Meridian Street from Ninth to 13th while peer merchants opposed. A survey of 314 surveyed entities shows 48 opposed and 68 in favor among downtown locations, with 4,907 front feet represented in support and 2,033 opposed. The Redevelopment Commission will decide on modified mall plans soon, based on the survey and recommendations of the Downtown Improvements Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lortz Herald City
Meridian Street
Ninth
13Th
Anderson Redevelopment Department
Redevelopment Commission
Tor's
Meridian
Ven
Togh
Ioomans
Main Street
Activities Center
Central Avenue
Orth
Cpre
Dell
Matthews
Jackson
Reyade Steets
Pans Sa
Anderson
Department of
Fullshare
Dent
Fures
Foreet
Storeli Re
Nixon moves up checkup before Bethesda visit
President Nixon will undergo his annual physical at Bethesda Naval Hospital earlier than usual to accommodate a December wedding. Dr Walter Tkach, his chief physician, will depart for California next Tuesday to arrange preparations for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Walter Tkach
California
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church Statement
A church at 1706 Indiana Ave in Anderson Indiana promotes total abstinence from alcohol citing Proverbs 23 29 32. The message references Woe sorrow wounds and wine as a dangerous bait and urges scrutiny of outcomes for good or bad under pastor Arvad Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Indiana Ave
Anderson
Ind
Arvad Glenn
Puritans Tried to Outly Christmas and Fined Offenders
A short reflection on Puritans who banned Christmas in 1659 with a five shilling fine and later repealing the law. It cites Henry Van Dyke on the Spirit of Christmas and asks if the world could live daily by its meaning rather than just on December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
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Herald
John Epperson
East 14Th Street
James W. Thompson
St., Shirley
Thoman
James Craft
Rt. 2
Sunman
Pete Dodd
Treven Rowse
State St
Willam ‘Iret
Earl Stapleton
Portsmouth
Norris Stapleton
Frankton
Larry Austin
M Central Avenue
Craft
Thompson
Anderson City
Richard Griner
L. Fleck
Madison Avenue
Robbin
Walter E. Chapin
Madison Ave
Chapin
Elwood School
Selwood
Elwoodcchool Board
Blair van
County
Borie Lsidl
Woodrow Hollars
Diane Bourbon
Santa Barbara
Steven Ferguson
Arlington, Va
Kathy Ferguson
Milne
Raymond Pierce Minn
Orville of
of Santa
Rev
G. R. Bateman
Lapel Wesleyan Church
Erie
Loneoak Wesleyan
Elton Call
Norma's
Fashions
Barrington
Oxford
Southdale
Northwest Plaza
Middletown Rd
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