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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1955

Page

29

Truck Driver Indicted in Death Crash In Goshen

A grand jury in Goshen Indiana indicted 29 year old truck driver Fred Gill of Detroit on two counts involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide in the highway crash that injured Adlai E Stevensons youngest son John Fell 19 and killed two companions. John Fell Stevensons injuries include a fractured jaw and facial lacerations with expected weeks in hospital. The elder Stevenson and aides say John has not yet been told of the other deaths.

Goshen Ind ULP Adlai E. Stevenson Fred Gill Detroit Ff Gill John Fell Goshen Memorial Hospital Passavant Hospital Chicago Passavant Young Stevenson Chesago Stevenson John Adlai Eisenhower

Harvard student in crash overpass injures son of Democratic leader

A telegram from the President expressed prayerful hopes for the speedy recovery of John, a Harvard student visiting home for the holidays. He was seriously injured in a rail overpass collision near Goshen when driver Gilligan attempted a pass, blocking the road. two Chicago youths, William North and William Boyden, were killed and James Gilligan was injured. The elder Stevenson traveled to his son's bedside in Chicago after the accident and doctors later planned transfer to a Chicago hospital.

John Harvard Goshen Gill Stevenson William S. North 111 Wiliam C. ‘Boyden Jr

Christmas Seal Drive Needs $3,500 More in Madison County

The Madison County Tuberculosis Association reports the 1955 Christmas Seal campaign is $3,500 short of its $20,000 goal. Campaign chairman Rev George E Taggart urged donors who received envelopes to mail contributions before Christmas to fund chest X rays patch tests school tuberculosis clinics and related efforts. In Peoria Illinois a goose strike caused a $100 windshield repair bill for Fred Vollmar on his Christmas dinner drive.

Madison County Tuberculosis Association George E. Taggart Peoria Ill Fred Vollmar Vollmar Ux Air Caperre

Alexandria Ladies Aid Christmas Party At Church Basement

Members of the Christian Congregation Ladies Aid met Wednesday evening in the church basement for a turkey supper and gifts around a lighted tree. Guest Mrs. Charles Ellingwood attended, with numerous members listed including Mesdames Fox Mohler Tuttle Blake Johnson Hurst Green Snodgrass and others. Cub Scout Pack 3061 hosted by James Arnold held a gift exchange and caroling to end the evening.

Laamuiua Christian Congregation Ladies Aid Charles Ellingwood Mesdames John Fox Earl Mohler Clarence Tuttle William Blake Edith Johnson Charles Hurst Milton Green Gene # k Orville ‘Smith Ernest’ Johns ‘On Earl Wilson Lottie Draper Merla Hupp Joe Workman Orville Nilson Earl Lynch Glen ‘Thomson Robert Warner Wallace Van‘rman and Vaug x Ray Hiatt Wayne Ku James Frazier Bernice Daugherty Mary Tennell James Arnold First Methodist Church Steven Hyeston Steve Bailey David Hobbs Lilly Myers Mike Hines Jerry Aull Steve’ Morris Terry” Tee M Michael Gaunt Charles Ellis Tom "Read Ronnie Huffman Ste ‘Ildow

Alexandria First Aid Car In Crash Town Collision Injures Vehicles

An Alexandria emergency first aid truck on its first run for the Fire Department collided with multiple vehicles at the Hatson and Washington Streets intersection. Fire Chief Marc Hitchens said no one was injured. damages to the ambulance and two cars were extensive and expected to total $700 to $1,000, with one vehicle insured.

Aleaanutua Avenandria Fire Department Hatson Washington Sts Marc Hitchens Archie Kent Innisdale Washington Street Harrison Street Frank Lambertson Jr Alexsedria Hara Neal King Ith St. Rd Insur- Dince. Oe

Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s Hospital

Dismissals from St John’s Hospital include Dixon Green 2011 E sth St Mrs Nellie M Anderson 1100 W 4th St Jesse Ginder Lapel Mrs Eva Herktess Elwond Mrs Mary A Busby Anderson Rt G George J Greb 309 W 10th St Mrs Joyce Emerson 1231 Sycamore St Mrs James Johnson and daughter 1411 Cedar St Mrs Arthur Shaw and daughter 10 Rose St Mrs Roy D Falk and son 4202 Delaware St Mrs John S Haron and daughter Alexandria Mrs Lewis Perry and daughter 515 W 33rd St Mrs Mary Alice Dixon Rt 2 Thomas B Bookout 2335 Lafayette St Walter Munden 14264 Main St Harry Havens 1510 W 8th St Mrs Adiett Ruddell 524 Park Ave Mrs Sarah E Hensley Alexandria js Mrs Emma Lou Guill Rt 6 Herschell Whistler Pendleton Terence Chamberlain Pendleton Patch for Guns New York Veterans and others who possess souvenir weapons can turn them in to the police without red tape until Jan 31 Stephen P Kennedy announced the period of ace in a new campaign to get veterans to dispose of such weapons which may be dangerous Turning in a weapon requires approval of a magistrate

St. John’s Hospital Dixon Green E. Sth Nellie M. Anderson Jesse Ginder Lapel Eva Herktess Elwond Mary A. Busby Anderson George J. Greb Joyce Emerson Sycamore James Johnson Cedar St Arthur Shaw Rose St Roy D. Falk Delaware St John S. Haron Alexandria Lewis Perry W. 33Rd St Mary Alice Dixon Thomas B. Bookout Lafayette St Walter Munden Main St Harry Havens W. 8Th St Adiett Ruddell Park, Ave Sarah E. Hensley Alexanria Emma Lou Guill Herschell Whistler Pendleton Tarence Chamberlain New York Slice Stephen P. Kennedy

Retired Glass Worker Dies in Elwood Nursing Home

William Romansky 73 a retired glass worker died Thursday in an Elwood nursing home after an illness. Born in 1823 in Warsaw Poland he came to the United States as a young man and married Josephine Durzinsky in Alexandria in 1909. He leaves two stepsons two stepdaughters a brother twelve grandchildren and several great grandchildren. He will lie in state at Gipe Williams and Kyle Funeral Home with rosary Friday evening and last rites Saturday at St Marys Church. Park View Cemetery. The Monroe Township Farm Bureau meeting was postponed to December 29 at 6 30 p m at the Home E Building 4H fair grounds and features a chili and oyster supper.

Alexandria William Ro Nansky Elwood Alex Tost Warsaw Poland Romansky United States Josephine Durzinsky St. Mary's Catholic Church Even Durzinsky William Durzinsky Newton Falls St. Mary's Church Robert Sorg Park View Cemetery Monroe Township Farm Bureau Fairgrounds

Robbery Suspects Enter Guilty Pleas

Two of three men charged in the Dec 6 hold up of the Calumet Mercantile National Bank pleaded guilty. Thomas Ray Patrick and Walter Marcrom admitted guilt and received pre sentence investigations. The third defendant, Carl George Smith, had arraignment deferred as his attorney withdrew, leaving him awaiting new counsel. The trio were arrested in Tennessee and are held in Lake County Jail Crown Point.

Aammany, Inc Calumet Mercantile National Bank Thomas Ray Patrick Salyersville Walter. Marcrom Viola Tenn Luther M. Swygert Carl George Smith Ontario Calif Fother Barnard Tetek Gary Smith Tennessee Lake County Crown Point

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