Madison County Bar Association Elects New Officers and Committees
The Madison County Bar Association announced Lewis E. Jones as president with Henry P. Schrenker as vice president and Williams R. Clifford as secretary treasurer. The meeting appointed members to numerous committees including Programs, Membership, Resolutions, By Laws, Bar Rules and Fees, Subcommittees on Rules and Fees, Law Library, Grievance and Conduct, Continuing Legal Education, Legislative, Law Day, Governmental Cooperation, and Public Relations with a wide slate of named chairs and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Bar Association
Lewis E. Jones
Henry P. Schrenker
Williams R. Clifford
Uatry Theretours
Grace DeArmol4
William Clifford
Ronald Fowler
Thom Hulse
Daryl Scott
Gow Peck
Michael Yancey
Donald Phillippe
Yeny P. Schrenker
John Dickmann
Robert Austin
Doug Owens
Geerald Shine
Ed Vermillion
George Paneol
Joan Gregg
Marvin Clanin
Glen Hadley
Harold Anderson
Paul Kelley
Fred Robertson
William Peck
Chaiman
Jack Staggenburg
Lawrence Bus¢ Hy
Sid Cleveland
Lawrence Robbins
C. D. Robuck
Charles Salyer
Wilson Anderson
Riley Sharview
Cromer Aldredge
Joe Urban
Jay Arnold
Arthur Beckman
William Desimond
Bar Rules
Charles Dickmann
Robert Miller
Ceed
Wayne Wimmer
Cark T. Smith
Fred G. Yelton Jr
Nelson Hohannan
Harrion McClintock
John Walsh
Dan Davisson
Ronet Rooram
Jerrald Finney
Robert Shearer
Jack Campbell
Philip Cooper
Joseph Ketner
Riley Sharp
Richard Davisson
Ralph Mattingly
John EB. Scott
Richard Kreegay
Wienent Kelley
Waller 0. Bielch
William Sayler
Donald
Withppe
Richard Wirt
AL 5
Ombert Aid
Lewis Jones
Grievance and Conduct Shares 1S
Glenn Lacley
Dan Qickel
Wade’ I ¥Ree
Joseph Kelner
Logan Aid
William Norton
Barman
Travyl Scott
Marion Withers
Craig Campbell
Grace DeArmond
Ronald Power
Thomas Hulse
Harry Thornburg
Ian LaPierre
Callin Whitehead
Marvin Calnin
George C. Panes
Cromer Alkredge
George Chambers
Anna Faity
Maurice Robinson
Pad Schrenker
Wayne Thornimine
al Weolborl
Anna Hailey
Bairman
John Farr
Robert Robbing
Jamies Lansberry
Russell E. Stowart
Explosions at California Fireworks Plant Kill Two Injure Nine
Two workers died and nine others were hurt when a series of blasts ripped the United Fire Manufacturing Co plant in Rialto California. The hydraulic press building triggered a larger fire and a second explosion as 76 structures burned. Firefighters rushed victims to Kaiser Fontana and San Bernardino County hospitals. The company president Pat Moriarty said the blasts occurred while workers pressed sound tubes for cone fireworks. The dead were unnamed at the time.
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Kaiser Foundation
Fontana
San Bernardino County
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Pat Moriarty
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Yielims
Ball State University Elevates Graduate Studies to School
During University Week the Ball State University Board of Trustees elevated the graduate studies office to a graduate school. Dr Robert H. Koenkar will continue as dean of the new graduate school as announced by President Dr John Meng.
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Ball State University Board of Trustees
Ball State
Robert HW. Koenkar
John Meng
Presid
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Pupil Honored as Herald Carrier Salesman of the Month
Chester Wisemiller of 515 West Fourth Street, a Central Junior High student active in basketball and swimming, has been named Carrier-Salesman of the Month by the Anderson Herald circulation department. He saves a portion of his earnings and enjoys camping trips with his family, with hobbies including stump collecting and model boats.
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CJHS
Chastar Wisemiller
Ear Old
Boy Cray
4Th St
At ‘Derson Herald
Young Wisemiller
Central Junior High
Chester
AC Given Grant By CPA Firm Benefits Anderson College
An Indianapolis CPA firm grant program expands support for Anderson College. G W Long says the firm will provide a $500 scholarship and a $200 accounting grant annually to the liberal arts school, with ongoing recognition of AC’s accounting program and related graduate opportunities.
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Manila
Philip Fing
Indiana University
Pune
Anderson College
Krnst
Ball State
Robert I. Rearson
Colleges
Ora J Jones and Clarence Baker Obituaries Highlight Anderson Losses
Obituaries report Ora T Moni Jones 1035lley Bd Muncie died at granddaughter’s home after 58 years in Anderson born Aug 27 1878 in Sadleville Ky survived by three daughters a son brother and many grandchildren great grandchildren and a daughter in law with services at Brown and Bull Funeral Home Interment Anderson Memorial Park. Clarence Baker 63 longtime Public Taxi driver died at 1405 Meridian St with services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Additional notices list Noble Sherwood Brenda Minkey and details on funeral arrangements and visitation times.
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Ora Jones
Ora T
Moni) Jones
George F. Ora
Kathryn Doeding
Lley
Muncie
Jones
Anvdipton
Shirley
Sadleville
James
Arm True
Simeon
Sim) Jones
First Baptist
Rebekah Lodge
WW Club
Aloyal
Ennaels
Eve Beeal
Leonard W. Jones
Anderson
Brown and Bull Funeral Home
Gina
Clarence Baker
Clarence ¥. Baker
Meridian 51
Franklin’ EB
Hallin McClelland Baker
Irenda Minkey
Brenda Sue Minkey
Wallace F
Betty Lightfoot Minkey
W. 27Th St
Harold FB. Rozelle
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Loa Snyder
Ancersen Tes
Nellie Yates
Otto
Nellie
Maria Yates
Trensuirley
RBC
Nein
Alls Yates
Feraway
Shill
Sons’ Fimneral
Cani
St. Rose Catholic
Sor Don
Elbert
Brazen
Siresky
Rav
Fairmount Cemetery
Neral
Mdale
Wwe
James Shanahan
Say Rjt
Rey
John
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Taro
Meadowbrook Baptist
Conda
Abe Auinister
Charee
Deaths reported in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices list Lora Hook of Noblesville 74 death at Riverview Hospital born October 2 1803 with survivor George Hook and Busby siblings. Services at Evans Gedby Trout Funeral Home with interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Also mentions Wilkinson Beatty other deaths including infant Woodbine Drive and Dwayne Brown, Gladys Waggoner, Alice Foley, Nellie Yates and Elsie Neritz with funeral details and church affiliations.
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Lora Thoock
Noblesville
Lora Ester Hook
Riverview Hospital
Alexandria
Sac
Florence Kemp Buhsy
Eastern Star Chapel
al Fishers
George E. Hoock
Ralph Buseby
Anderson
Horace Busby
Westport
Frank Busby
Ko. Hama
Robert Busby
la Penuneral
Evans-Gedby ‘Trout
John
Anderson Memorial Park
Districting Continued Amid Court and Election Turmoil
Districting continues amid a three-judge Federal Court panel ruling with potential Supreme Court stay. SOS voting and candidacy filings loom for May elections as districts draw debate and new enrollment figures trigger campaign strategies.
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Wage Coek
Federal Court
White
Supreme Court
Pendey
Fotock
Gladden
Chaney
Lea
Hamilton
D-Ind
St. Diss Pontiaeres
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Louisville
Edible Seaweeds Highlight African Cuisine in South Africa
Johannesburg AP report notes 70 species of edible seaweed discussed in Africa with cultural and culinary relevance. Obituaries and funeral details for Anna Beckman of Port Richey list services at Sells and Row Funeral Home with Rev. Monroe Schuster officiating. burial at West Maple Roy Cemetery. In Beirut, foreign minister discusses potential withdrawal by 1987, Kuwait radio reports.
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Johannesburg
Anna Beckman
South Africa
Irs
Ann E
Jisi Beckmann
Port
Beirut
Lebezon
UPI
Sheik Sabah Al-Ahmed al- 4Eh
Saudi Arabia
Ain
Kuwait Radio
Soviet Rail Rate Boost Approved Amid Freight Costs
Tass reports Soviet railroads approved a freight rate increase of about 4 to 3.5 percent to raise $300 million yearly. The move follows a Feb 14 explosion and relates to the Therate boost and a Greek ship incident near the Ionian Sea.
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Washington
UPC
Merea Comnis
Moscow
UPI
Thurst
Pyotr Alexeyev
Diry
Ionian Sea
Tass Oriies
Tass
Bacoer
British Visitors Total 2.5 Million
A British Travel Association report shows a record 26 million foreigners visited Britain in the first 11 months of last year, up 9 percent from the prior record. Americans total 909,000 among the visitors, reflecting strong tourism growth and ongoing international travel demand.
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London
Britain
British Travel Association
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