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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1965

Page

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Indiana House backs revised congressional redistricting plan

An Indiana House committee endorsed a revised reapportionment plan that shifts several counties to strengthen Denton and Brademas while risking Hamilton in the 9th District. The panel kept most districts intact, with debates on Clark County and Elkhart County shaping the final map.

Indianapolis Indiana House U.S Lee Hamilton Columbus Winfield K. Denton Evansville John Brademas South Bend Clark County Denton Hamilton Lawrence Grange Ter St. Joseph la Porte Marshal Starke Elkhart County Porter Wabash County Marion County Gary Hammond Chicago Elkhart Fort Wayne William G. Bray Martinsville Richard L. Roudebush Noblesville Morgan County Hendricks Boone Hamilton Counties Clinton County Marion’ County Center Wayne Posey, Vanderburgh Pike, Warrick Dubois Spencer Perry Crawford Harrison Floyd and Clark Gibson County Orange Brown Bartholomew Jackson Washington Scott, Jennings, Jefferson Ripley Franklin Dearborn Ohio Switzerland Monroe County Decatur County

Ball State ROTC Promotions Reported for Two Students

Two Ball State University cadets Steven Co Stahl and Raleigh Wagner receive ROTC promotions at Ball State. The list includes 42 cadets with a pledge class of Arnold Air Society and two Honor Guards. Parents’ addresses are provided for Stahl and Wagner, both of Anderson. A separate Miami dispatch notes Cuba and the Soviet Union signed a $640 million trade pact for 1985, up from $616 million last year.

Melvin F. Wagner Fowler Anderson Miami Fla Havanas Radio Cuba Soviet Union

Father and Son Speaker Woody Moore Named for Banquet

South Side Junior High physical education and health instructor Woody Moore will speak at the Second Methodist Church Father and Son Banquet sponsored by the Women’s Society for Christian Service. He played quarterback for Indiana University in 1961 62 and earned MVP and L G Balfour Award honors. He lives at 2836 Meridian St with his wife and two daughters.

Woody Moore South Side Second Methodist Church Women’s Society For Christian Service Moore Indiana University L. G. Balfour Meridian St

Tour of General Assembly Planned by Women Voters

The League of Women Voters schedules a go see bus tour to the Indiana General Assembly for Tuesday next. The trip is organized by Mrs Thomas R McMahan and includes League members two government students from area high schools and other interested women. Observers attend the Chamber of Commerce legislative luncheon each Saturday to hear bills affecting Anderson and meet legislators when possible. Discussion unit meetings on March 1 2 and 3 will study bills of League interest. Those wishing to join may contact Mrs George Surbaugh or board the bus at the west end of the 8th Street bridge city parking lot Tuesday at 8 30 am. return to Anderson about 5 pm.

Thomas R. McMahan League Camber of Commerce Anderson George Surbaugh 8Th Street Bridge

Prisoners Crime Skit At Anderson Exchange Club

The Indiana State Prison Crime Prevention Program will be shown at the Anderson Exchange Club in the Anderson YMCA at 7:00 p.m. today. Inmates formed a team to educate youth about crime and its consequences, a program begun by Warden Ward Lane.

Indiana State Anderson Anderson Ymca Ward Lane Warden Lane Barlio Lane

Anderson Area Women Groups Meet This Evening

Daughters of Isabella meet at 7 30 p m in St Marys Cafeteria with guests welcome. Anderson BPW holds 6 15 p m dinner meeting featuring Miss Helen Frazier. Columbia Rebekah Lodge 563 convenes 7 30 p m at IOOF Hall with Elsie King presiding. American War Mothers host 4 p m at 2113 Noble Street. WSCS circles meet in Methodist Church with hostesses listed. Edwards AFB test notes report Maj Robert Rushworth flew X13 to nearly 18 miles, 3 000 mph.

Daughters of Isabella St. Mary’s Anderson Bpw World Affairs Helen Frazier Old Mulberry Room YMCA Columbia Rebekah Lodge IOOF Andover Rd Noble Grand Elsie King Linda Hawkins Bernice Gustin Pearl Glaze Scotta Scott Cecil Phillips Mildred Baker Mary McNeil Noble St Grace Methodist WSCS Leota Ryan Dewey St Ruth Circle Iess Charles McCord Laurel Lane Methodist Church Edwards Afb Calif UPI Air Force Robert A. Rushworth

Edith Wilburn Dies at 64 in Elwood

Edith M. Wilburn 64 of 1918 North F Street Elwood died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Madison County on April 16 1901 she lived in the area all her life and worked at Stevens Spring Co. She married Dave Wilburn in 1922 he died in 1945. Survivors include daughter Joan Dailey Kokomo stepdaughter Mary Catherine Rector Anderson sister Ethel Rittenhouse Elwood brothers Harley Hosier Kokomo Harold Hosier Anderson and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home.

Elwood Edith M. Wilburn North “F” St Mercy Hospital Madison County Stevens Spring Co Dave Wilburn Jehovah's Witness Church Joan Dailey Kokomo Mary Catherine Rector Anderson Ethel Rittenhouse Harley Hosier Harold Hosier Robert L. Jackley

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Funeral notices from Madison and nearby counties list services for John Bender 72 a retired railroad engineer who died Tuesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs Ivallp Loraine Chamberlain 61, and Alda Johnson 63 with multiple survivors and long illness histories. Harriet O Michael 43 formerly of Anderson died suddenly in El Monte California.

John Bender Baker Brothers Funeral John Siner First Methodist Church Memorial [Park Cemetery Marguerite Harris St. Mary’s Catholic Church Francis Kienly Memorial Park Cemetery James J. Wood Hagerstown Donald R. Stevens Anderson

Lions Club Will Convene Today

Amelia Pfaff dies at 98 in Anderson after long Hamilton County life. Survivors include grandson Lowell Ballard and great granddaughter Sharon Ballard. Funeral Friday at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville with burial at Summit Lawn Westfield. Eva Kelly 61 to speak at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home today at 2 pm Lions Club meeting in Anderson.

Coaltrin Funeral Home H. M. Reed First Christian Church Alexandria Little Eagle Cemetery Hamilton County Amelia Pfaff Noblesville North 11Th St Westside Anderson Henry Mary Heilrich Fenner Edward Pfaff Methodist Church Lowell Ballard Sharon Ballard Summit Lawn Cemetery Westfield Chet Craig Eva Kelly Delco Noblesville — Funeral Remy Division Anderson Lions Club Craig Frank Albert Crownland

Two Boys Hospitalized After Food Poisoning Incident

Mrs Hart of St John s Hospital reports two boys Tony Riley eight and Gregg Riley four were hospitalized last night after eating ham left unrefrigerated. Keith Riley father and Caroline mother were treated or examined as details emerge. Relatives and friends from New Castle also fell ill in Henry County with similar symptoms.

Hart St. John’s Hospital Tony Riley Gregg Riley Keith Riley Sheriff's Department Caroline Ball Memorial Hospital St. John’s Riley New Castle Henry County

Employment Trends in Anderson Area Firms Mid January

Employment in nineteen area establishments rose 1.3 percent year over year with 25 783 workers in mid January up from 24 483. Manufacturing gains totaled 1 242 workers led by electrical machinery and equipment though offset by losses in stone clay glass and non electrical sectors. Transportation equipment layoffs reduced about 170 workers. Nonmanufacturing sectors showed broad increases, with medical services public utilities retail and personal services rising. Employers anticipate adding 341 workers in the next 60 days with no major layoffs expected.

Anderson

Roosevelt Chili Supper and Film Event for Optimists

The Roosevelt School chili supper runs from 5 to 7 30 p m with attendance invited at noon luncheon. A film titled work day from heart surgery will be shown by the Anderson Optic Club at the YMCA. Door prizes will be awarded as officers report.

Roosevelt School Roosevelt Anderson Optic YMCA Humphrey Mexico Pacific Ocean

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