Farm Labor Dinner Sets committees for Jan 18 event
James L. Swindell and William E. Sullivan name committees for the farm labor dinner at the Anderson YMCA at 6 30 p m with Leon H. Keyserling of Washington D C as speaker. committees cover reception decorations publicity tickets and plan for up to 500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Swindell
William E. Sullivan
Anderson Ymca
Leon H. Keyserling
Washington, D. C
Lee Montgomery
Summitville
Roy Moore
William Parker
Vernon Hannah
Anderson
Roy Scott
Ben J. Smiley
Alexandria
Clem R. Millspaugh
Richard A. Stone
Lamey Reappointed To Health Office
Dr. P T Lamey a long time local physician has been reappointed by Mayor Ralph R Ferguson to the City Board of Health for four years Also named to the board are Dr Charles Austin and Dr Joe Kiely Lamey is active in American Legion and 40 and 8 groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Lamey
Ralph R. Ferguson
City Board of Health
Charles Austin
Joe Kiely
Lamey
Americ Legion
Anti Alcohol Campaign Cuts Czech Consumption
The article notes a government anti alcohol drive in Czechoslovakia reducing drink use by 6.6 percent in the first quarter of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Shadeland Pupils Portray Luke In Three Christmas Plays
Weekday religious education classes at Shadeland Elementary staged a three‑part program of the Luke account titled The First Christmas. Students from multiple groups acted at Grace Methodist Church with many pupil leaders and about 30 parents in attendance alongside teachers and principal Durward Sluder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadeland Elementary School
Luke
Grace Methodist Church
Tom Jarvis
Gordon Adams
Annie Jones
Lizzie Wilson
Norma Jean Wilson
Richie Frank
Joyce Buckner
Sharon Bruce
Diana Davis
Eula McCullough
Steve Davis
Larry Gholsten
Danny Walker
Kenneth Johnson
Donald Case
Tim Currens
Lizann Gribben
Susie Gaul
Suzanne Carper
Susan Riggs
Cynthia Peak
Harold Steans
Nancy Showalter
Sally Pike
Linda Sampson
Muriel Sutton
Alfoncer Watson
Jay Polhemus
Tom Stroud
Robert Roddy
James Kelly
Ted Nottingham
Bill Baden
Donna Presley
Vicki Wright
Sunobia Melton
Jean Williams
John Lemon
Cub Pack 3029 Elects New Officers at School Meeting
Members of Cub Pack 3029 met in the library at the 29th Street School Thursday evening. Robert Marsh and David Dickey led a short business meeting. New officers were elected: Paul Danner pack chairman Leonard Sheldrake cubmaster David Dickey pack treasurer Mrs Gearldine Canaday pack secretary and Mrs Charles Dunmire publicity chairman. Members registered for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
29Th Street
Robert Marsh
David Dickey
Paul Danner
Leonard Sheldrake
Gearldine Canaday
Charles Dunmire
New Record Set By Living Costs During November
The cost of living rose to a new peak in mid November driven by higher prices for 1958 model automobiles clothing and hospital care. The CPI reached 121.6 per cent of 1947-49 averages up 0.4 points from October. The rise reduced purchasing power for millions and boosted wages tied to index figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Labor Department
IODAY Community Activities Schedule Overview
A local schedule lists dinners at 6:30 p m at YMCA and North Anderson Church of God followed by Brotherhood Hour at 6 45 p m Hammons Plumbing shows 9 00 p m Junior B's gym and swim at 10 00 p m and Preps' gym and swim at 11 30 p m Beginners' swim class Big Toy Selection and Big Door Prizes noted at Strickler's Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anderson
Big Door
Strickler’s Howe
Activities Planned By Hockett Legion
George Hockett Unit 127 of the American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting at the Post Home. The session included plans for the Legion's January legislative program chaired by Mrs. Lara Bend and updates on the Christmas basket and Junior Auxiliary gift exchange. Delegates and alternates to the 5th District meeting at Hartford City were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hockett
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
William Herron
Herbert
Legion
Lara Bend
Hazel Johnson
Post
Luella Riggins
Juanita Roberts
Knightstown
United States
Hartford City
Donna Fe Herbert
Amy Radabaugh
Helen Grady
Eunice Ko
Six Hurt In Friday Wrecks At Local Hospitals
A string of Friday evening accidents caused injuries from rain and heavy shoppers. Virginia Stottlemyer 39 of 3705 Sloan Ave and Everett Stottlemyer were treated with back injuries and released. two other Marion residents Victor Sharp 18 and R Carl Danter 19, plus passenger David Hatfield 20, were treated with knee and head injuries and released. Janice Ritenhour 15 suffered minor injuries at 10th Street and Ind 109 and Barbara Jones 19 sustained first degree burns from spilled coffee. All were taken to St Johns Hospital by Sells and Rowe ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stottlemyer
Sloan Ave
Ernest Coburn
Llth
Main
Everett Stottlemyer
St. John’s Hospital
Stottemyer
Victor Sharp
N. Adams St
Marion
St. John's
9Th Street
Madison Avenue
R. Carl Danter
E. Lincoln St
David Hatfield
Danter
Hatfield
Janice Ritenhour
E. 19Th St
10Th Street
Ind
St. John’s
Barbara Jones
W. 23Rd St
Sells and Rowe
Yule Dinner Noted by Gospel Trumpet Group
Over 500 attendees including spouses and 25 retired employees attended Gospel Trumpet Company's eighth annual Yule dinner at Linder's. The event featured a smorgasbord, a program themed 1957 Christmas Varieties, and a dramatics piece from Anderson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Trumpet Company
Linder
Anderson College
Henry Robert Shoemaker
Warren Roark
South Meridian Street
Anderson Christian Center
Park Hill Indian Mission
Park Hill
Oklo
Dale Oldham
Fork Place Church of God
Kenneth F. Hall
Clara Hall
Mae McAlpine
Bill Baxter
Howard Miller
James Shell
Esther Oesch
Gordon Powell
Leslie Pletcher
Sheldon Helms
Neil Collins
Ida Hart
Mary Lou Young
Roy McGaffie
Harold Henry
Elim Smith
Mel Reynolds
Elks donate 630 dollars to state cancer fund
Anderson Lodge 209 of Elks contributes 630 dollars as its share of a 500000 dollar state Elks fund to support cancer research at Purdue and Indiana Universities. The amount was turned over Wednesday night to Robert Duncan, district deputy. A Christmas party and dinner, sponsored by the Elks, will be staged tonight with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liedolf as co chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Lodge 209 of Elks
Elks
Purdue
Indiana
Robert Duncan
The
Robert Liedolf
Administrative assistant resigns from Denton office in Oklahoma
Charles C. Callaway resigns as administrative assistant to Rep. Denton of Indiana to enter private law practice in Mangum Oklahoma. Glenn Allen of the Evansville Press will replace him. The Panama Canal requires four to ten locomotives to tow and guide ships through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles C. Callaway
Rep
Denton
D-Ind
Mangum
Okla
Gallaway
Glenn Allen
Evansville
Ind
Panama Canal
Eisenhower hints at defense boost amid Paris talks
President dictated parts of the report in Paris while Defense Secretary McElroy returned to announce a possible one billion dollar extra defense appropriation for the rest of the current fiscal year. The Columbine III landed at National Airport after a 21 hour 19 minute flight hindered by 80 mile head winds and two refueling stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eisenhower
Russia
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
National
Congress
National Airport
Five Arrests Break Up Four State Theft Ring
Indiana State Police said five arrests ended a four state burglary ring. About 15000 in loot was recovered including furs motors appliances watches jewelry guns and whiskey. Norman E Brashear 25 Bloomington alleged ringleader held on 20000 bond. bond for John R Weaver 29 Aquilla Sutliff 31 Indianapolis and George Scott 25 Lebanon set at 10000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Norman E. Brashear
Bloomington
John R. Weaver
Aquilla Sutliff
George Scott
Lebanon
First Airport Progress Report From City Campaign
The article notes a 000 loan from the city airport fund for garbage collection by a prior administration to be repaid to the airport fund. A 1958 tax levy would raise about $38,000. A $50,000 private pledge from General Motors plus $50,000 in other donations target $100,000 for the project with 50 percent federal financing for accepted plans. Supply kits were handed to volunteers after a luncheon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
U. S
Weather records fall amid heavy Pacific Northwest rains
Disaster Relief reported 61 degrees the warmest for the date since 1895. In the west northern California entered a second week of near continuous rain. Oregon rivers McKenzie and Santiam rose above flood stage while Willamette and Harrisburg were expected to follow. Eugene recorded 3.11 inches of rain in 24 hours.
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California
McKenzie
Santiam
Oregon
Willamette
Harrisburg
Eugene
Ore
Luke Seeks Mother Mary and the Hidden Seed of Jesus
The narrative recalls Jesus as a boy at the Temple in Jerusalem where he astonishes rabbis with questions. Luke notes Jesus returns to Nazareth and grows in wisdom, then pursues Mary after the crucifixion, hoping for direct insight into Jesus divine mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Carpenter
Mary
Luke
Jerusalem
Jesus
Galilee
Sichem
Nazareth
God
John
Capernaum
Dismissals Listed From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs. Marilyn Brinson of Muncie William Davis of 1329 W. 4th St. David Adams of Alexandria Dustin Dresser of Middletown Rollie Keesling of 1117 W. 1st St. Emmett Price 110 W. 17th St. William Price 138 W. 13th St. Mrs. Harriett Turnquist 2309 Nichol Ave. Mrs. Ted Rusher and son 2609 Fowler St. Mrs. Loren Lloyd and son 1924 Park Rd. Valera Carmony Noblesville Mrs. Vada Ohler 903 Coventry Drive Mrs. Thelma Curry Ogleville Dan Stanley 2325 W. 26th St. Mrs. Mildred Hamilton 816 Nursery Rd. Carl Cheek Honey Creek Rd. Miss Alice Carey 2002 Jefferson St. Cloud McGuire 1916 Meridian Street }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Marilyn Brinson
Muncie
William Davis
David Adams
Alexandria
Dustin Dresser
Middletown
Rollie Keesling
Emmett Price
William Price
Harriett Turnquist
Nichol Ave
Ted Rusher and Son
Fowler St
Loren Lloyd and Son
Park Rd
Age Valera
Anderson Obituaries Lonnie Brown and Clarence Stephens
Lonnie Brown 74 of 2200 St. Rd. 67 East died 6 10 p m Friday at St John’s Hospital after four weeks as a patient. Survived by Mamie A. Brown two daughters two sons a sister and two brothers. Services Monday 10 a m Baker Brothers Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Clarence Stephens 82 former Anderson resident died Thursday in Santa Monica California after years of poor health. Survived by wife Mrs Helen Payton Stephens one brother and two nephews. Funeral and burial in Forest Lawn Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Brown
St. Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Ewing
Mr. Brown
Anderson
Quincy
Ill
Mamie A. Brown
Martin Koob
Charles Otto
Estle
L. C. Brown
Norman Brown
Daleville
James Huner
Greeley
Colo
Oscar Brown
LaBelle
Pearle Brown
Toppinish
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Clarence Stephens
Santa Monica
Calif
Mr. Stephens
California
Mt. Moriah
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries for Frank Hetrick 96 of Fortville and Claude C Major 63 of Noblesville note their deaths. Hetrick was a retired railroad telegrapher born December 15 1861, survived by a daughter a stepson and grandchildren. services at Paul C Cory Funeral Home Fortville. Major died at his farm home Rt 1 Noblesville. services at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Noblesville with burial in Crownland Cemetery.
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Fortville
Frank
Hetrick
Rt. 1
Indianapolis
William
Rebecca Goldsmith Hetrick
Effie Faussett Hetrick
Laura Brandle
John T. Phillips
Orange
Colo
Tom Noel
Mark Noel
Anderson
Paul C. Cory
Everett Landrey
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Claude C. Major
Noblesville
Evans, Godby and Trout
Keith Kirk
Carmel Friends Church
Crownland Cemetery
Funeral services for Frank R Johnson of Dunkirk
Frank Raymond Johnson aged 54 of Dunkirk died Wednesday in Bluffton Clinic. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at Congregational Christian Church Dunkirk with Revs John Hancock and Guy Walters. Burial in Grant Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Jones Mortuary Dunkirk.
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Dunkirk
Frank Raymond Johnson
Bluffton Clinic
Congregational Christian Church
A. Dunkirk
John Hancock
Guy Walters
Grant Memorial Cemetery
Jones Mortuary
Mollie Donovan dies after operation in Indianapolis
Mrs Mollie Truss Donovan 990 dies Thursday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis following an operation three weeks earlier. Born August 13 1867 in Wabash County she was wife of James J Donovan who died in 1901. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Hans F Geiger Indianapolis and Mrs Donald Marrer Anderson one granddaughter Miss Suzanne Marrer Anderson two sisters Miss Lola B Truss Tulsa and Mrs A F Vanarsdal also of Tulsa. Burial in Falls Cemetery at Wabash Funeral arrangements by Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Donovan
Mollie Truss Donovan
Methodist
Indianapolis
Wabash County
James J. Donovan
Anderson
Northwood Christian Church
Hans F. Geiger
Donald Marrer
Death notice for Joseph F. Taylor in Summitville
Services for Joseph F. Taylor 68 of Summitville who died Tuesday at a sister’s home in Baton Rouge Louisiana will be at 1 pm Saturday at Ewing Funeral Home Summitville conducted by Rev Richard Moore of Summitville Christian Church Burial will be at Rochester Friends are receiving callers at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeson H. James
Halford St
Albright
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Germantown
Summitville
Joseph F. Taylor
Baton Rouge
Ewing
Richard Moore
Anderson Officer In Chemical Corps
Fort McClellan Alabama Army 2d Lt Charles J Madigan recently completed the officer basic course at the Chemical Corps School. He is a Purdue University graduate from 1957 and a St Marys High School alumnus class of 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mcclellan
Ala
Army
Charles J. Madigan
Anderson
Ind
Chemical Corps School
Madigan
St. Mary's High School
Purdue University
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Gininns Drug Company
Marilyn
Anniston
Growth rings in bones hint at seasonal life patterns
Zoologists suggest bones of living creatures especially snakes may reveal growth rings indicating dry and wet seasons, similar to tree rings. This finding could help reconstruct ancient climates and animal life cycles.
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Washington
Shipping Fever Costs Cattlemen Big Losses
Shipping fever destroys cattle before during and after shipment causing stock losses totaling about 25 million dollars yearly for cattlemen across Des Moines and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mrs. Edna Hall of Elwood Dies at Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Edna Hall 67 of 938 N Anderson St Elwood died at 9 p m Friday at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness She was born April 15 1890 near Lapel married William Hall who died in June 1956 Surviving Mae Hall sister Lora Harris brothers E B and James Frye half sister Emma Cornelius all of Elwood Funeral services at Clark Chapel Monday 2 p m Rev H J Jordan First Presbyterian Church Burial in Elwood City Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cornelius
Elwood
Clark Chapel
H. J. Jordan
First Presbyterian Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Grid Injuries Highlight Face and Teeth Risks
Chicago study shows about 54 percent of high school football injuries involve the face or teeth per American Dental Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Dental Association
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W. 29Th and
Walton Sts
Webber
Bethlehem
Jack Porter
Leland Webber
Steward Webber
Lucille M. von Arx
Mildred Carlson
Lincoln Road
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Madison
Frank Hetrick
Frank Johnson
Charles C, Hull
Charles C. Hull
Madison County
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Joseph Taylor
Chemical Corps
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