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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1963

Page

3

Welsh Grants Commutations To Inmates

INDIANAPOLIS AP Gov. Matthew P. Welsh commuted the life sentence of Frederick W. Ellis, 59, a London native living in Indianapolis, for the hatchet murder of his wife in 1848. Ellis will be eligible for parole Sept. 27, 1964 after 16 years. Also approved was Odell Jones for a life term for a fatal knife slaying, parole eligibility Nov. 6, 1964.

Indianapolis Matthew Welsh London England Frederick W. Ellis Marion Ellis Canada Indiana State Prison Indiana Parole Board Odell Jones Marion Criminal Court James Brown Jones Wilbur Taylor

Parole Eligibility Dates From Indiana Robbery Cases

A compilation lists multiple 1950s and 1960s Indiana sentences. Robert W. Speer received 10 to 20 years for burglary in Brown Circuit Court on February 18, 1980 and faces parole eligibility around August 18, 1964 while sought in Kentucky as a parole violator. Sam Dixie Jr. was sentenced February 19, 1958 in Allen Circuit Court to 18 to 25 years for a Fort Wayne grocery store robbery and can seek parole February 19, 1964. Jesse Tiller, sentenced March 20, 1958 in Hamilton Circuit Court to 10 to 25 years for Noblesville furniture store robbery, becomes eligible for parole March 20, 1964. The Marion case notes an April 10, 1958 sentencing for armed robbery with a 10-year term and immediate parole eligibility.

Marion Robert W. Speer Brown Kentucky Sam Dixie Jr inAllen Indiana Fort Wayne Jesse Tiller Hamilton Indiana Reformatory Noblesville

Letter Carriers Hold Yule Meet in Madison County

Rural Letter Carriers of Madison County held a Christmas meeting at Fairs Cafe, with Gerald Walker presiding. Gift exchange and dinner followed the business session. Attending from Anderson were Mrs. Walker and several couples including Johnson and Spell among others. WINS LEGION CONTEST IN TERRE HAUTE Indiana John Showalter, a 17 year old Terre Haute Garfield High senior, won the state finals of the American Legion high school oratorical contest. Patty Hayes, a Brazil High sophomore, was second. Robert Mitchell of Hammond Merton was third and John Custer of Decatur fourth.

Letter Carriiers Madison County Gerald Walker Walker Tom Miller Summitville John ‘Stewart Lowell ©. Johnston Lee Spell Lorn C. ‘Johnson Anderson Terre Haute Ind John Showalter Terre Haute Garfields High School American Legion Patty Hayes Brazil Robert Mitchell Hammond Merton John Custer Decatur

Towels to Toys: Creative Holiday Crafts For Kids

A lively home crafts feature shows how plain towels become toys and decorations. Instructions detail making a Terry Cloth Cake, love birds, and a penguin from towels with rickrack, yarn, and felt. The project notes safety, reuse, and a companion booklet for more designs.

Friendly Circle Yale Luncheon and Wool Trade Notes

The Daleville Friendly Circle Home Economics Club held a Christmas luncheon at Don's Barbecue with gift exchanges and many members listed as present. The Gallen Chain Class of Daleville Methodist Church held a carry-in supper with a white elephant exchange. Leaders in wool trade discussed postponement of a U.S. airlift and future steps. A wedding announcement notes Tom Pantos as best man for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred James, with details of attire and reception.

Daleville Friendly Circle Home Economics Club Don’s Anderson Robert Bullock Richard Ratz Bernard Underwood Warner Anderson Lloyd Ashby Charles Blevins Jerry Bonnewitz Marion Costerison George iGlaze Fred Hall James Hurley Harold iOechsle James Petry John Wean Orval, Wilson Leon Babb Norman Dickey R. D. Rowe Bullock Ratz Underwood Gallen Chain Daleville Methodist Church Lena Heavner Lambert Joe Hatfield Shelly Caldwell Leoni Calvert Everett Zirkle Raymond Shirey Harrold Qechsle Willard Wean Shelly Caldwelli Tom Pantos Mike Jarvis Terry Dean Virginia Harvey Loretta Werline Karen Noble Fred James Barry McCafferty Werline Thea Ibride Mary Price

Bids Accepted by Madison County Commissioners

The Madison County Board of Commissioners on Monday accepted bids for next year supplies across multiple categories. Items include Sheriff’s office gasoline and tires, clothing, dairy products, office supplies, and printing services from named vendors.

Madison County Board of Commissioners Sheriff's ‘Office Criswell Station Columbus Ave Bollinger Company Hunter Motor Coa Gerber Company Vernon Company East Side Jersey Dairy Bargain Leader Rapps Haywood Company Lafayette Taylor Printing Co Anderson Miller Huggins

Honor roll students named at Markleville High School

Markleville High School lists second six weeks honor roll students including Butch Baker Connie Emsvwil Jer Pat Frazier Kathy Mc Cormack Ann Pasko Evelyn Murray Ruth Ann Pottorff Melanie Sandefur Margaret Shelton Sandy Sipes Tinka Sonoff Dee Amn Stohler Millie Walker Howard Williams Barry Banks Janene Broshar Debbie Gilley Donna Tranbarger Diana El more Brenda Hackleman Phi Mullins Randy Stoops Bob Collier Marilyn Dickey Sharon Elrod Darryl Gustin Ronnie Sayers Linda Pranham Greg Fisher Bruce Hardy Jackie Johnson Debra Stabler. Making all A's were Steve Stanley Steve Banks and Connie Mauzy. The Markleville Mothers Club discussed collecting puzzles games and toys for the grade school for use during recesses and lunch hour when weather prevents outdoor play. People may contact Mrs James Spallor or Mrs Forest Marsh to donate items. A Christmas gift exchange was held for mothers and children. Attending included Mesdames Marsha Reed Aline Orr Greta Breese Helen Everman Carolyn and sons Evelyn Raper Betty L Hannah Weneta Orr Belle Spall, Helen Marsh Goldie Mack Naomi Bennett Marvy Gustin and son Helen Mc Kinley Mary Jo Stohler and daughter. Mrs Bennett won the door prize. See MACHINE ORDER LARGE NEW DELHI An Indian manufacturer Jay Engineering Works has received its largest single export order 720000 sewing machines to be sent to West Germany in the next three years.

Markleville Markleviles High School Butch Baker Connie Emsvwil Jer Pat Frazier Kathy McCormack Ann Pasko Evelyn ‘Murray Ruth Ann Pottorff Phi Mullins Randy Stoops Bob Collier Marilyn Dickey Sharon Elrod Darryl Gustin Ronnie Sayers Linda Pranham Greg Fisher Bruce Hardy Jackie Johnson Debra Stabler Steve Stanley Steve Banks Connie Mauzy Markleville Mothers Club James Spall Forest Marsh

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