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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1963

Page

5

Rushville Wedding Unites Linda O Neill and Robert Axsom

Miss Linda Lou ONeill and Robert Dale Axsom wed at St Pauls Methodist Church Rushville in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore pink peau de soie with Alencon lace and carried a pink camellia bouquet. After a buffet reception at the Durbin Hotel the couple will reside in Rushville.

St. Paul's Methodist Church Rushville Linda Lou O'Neill Robert Dale Axsom Viola O'Neil James J. O'Neil Westfield Dr Anderson Marshall Axsom C. L. Carmichael John Sam Anderson John Aller Ruby Durbin Mary Sweitzer Goshen Patty Cole Indianapolis North Morgan St Butler University Central Business College Rushville Republican Douglas L. Jones F. L. Straw Chesterfield Ralph T. Jones Mary Louise Dice Lewis H. Dice Denver Ind Denver Baptist Church C. F. Golden Robert Hiland St. Paul, Minn Donald Walker South Bend Steve Ritchey Rodney Jones Julia Murphy Charlotte McCreary Marion King Donna Jean Conwell John I. Barbee Charles Malone W. 7Th St Marshall Barbee Lapel Miles Krarer Joseph Fisher Karen Demick Beth Small Mary Anne Malone Ritchie Harger Noblesville Gene Broyles LeRoy Harger Robert Cowen

Color lively linens and accessories pattern 962

Saura Wadler promotes a color lively kitchen with fruit and vegetable themed embroidery motifs for towels and curtains. Pattern 962 offers six 6x8 inch motifs, price 35 cents plus 10 cents extra for first class mail, with mailing address to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York.

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald P. O Old Chelsea New York N. Y

Printed Pattern 4563 for Jr. Miss Sizes 9 17 by Joane

Advertisement for 4563 pattern Jr Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17 by Joane the Extra Easy. Describes V neck casual dress with waist seam, suitable for accessories. Includes mailing from Anderson Herald Pattern Dept New York 11 NY with 35 cents price plus extra postage.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Weekly Calendar Of Home Demonstration Clubs

Local clubs set weekly meetups across Madison County including Happy Homemakers at Fortville and Rural groups in Elwood and Frankton. Activities focus on Time and Energy Management and Education with roll calls and dues.

Happy Homemakers Nance Hatton Fortville Rt. 1 Willis Abney Lesson Civil Defense Neighbors Inc Gerald Skinner Happy Hour George Harlan Frank Rogers Trilda Mikels Mendon Vearl Ring Raymond Gardner Hubert Lawson Valley Grove Bert Hardy Glenn Keesling Harry Herron Laper Rex Upton Robert Miller Frankton Home Builders Victor Kimmerling Frankton William Gordon James East Helping Hands Ray Gilpin E. 38Th St Leland Smith Arthur McKinsey Harvey Mersen C. C. Gibson W. 10Th St Clyde Williams Joseph Hamm Mounds Merry Eugene Raper Broadway Jack Cas Robert Raper Adrian Randolph Lafayette Township Harold Foust Glenn Pierce Rt. 5 Anderson Clifford Drake Roll Call Tri County Harry Nitzchke Anna Jarrett Harry Wiseman Ora Blankton Harry Nitzschko

Pot Roast and Spinach Tomatoes Comfort Dish

Homemakers are reminded that pot roasts come from tender or tougher cuts needing slow moist heat. A boneless rolled rump roast is easily carved and serves six, with spinach stuffed tomatoes as a bright side.

Enjoy Pears This Winter From Pacific Coast States

The USDA AMS says winter pear production in the three Pacific Coast States is five percent higher than last year. With modern storage, pears remain abundant through winter. Bake baked pears with ham or curried pears as meat accompaniments, each about 30 minutes at 350 degrees.

USDA Pacific Coast States U.S

Potatoes And Meat Are Hard To Beat

New Year cheer fades as bowl season ends. A USDA note highlights abundant potato crops promising lower prices this winter. Recipes mix ham with potatoes for cakes and salads, and even tuna potato cutlets offer a tasty alternative.

Agricultural Marketing Service U.S.D.A

Richmond Light Worker Electrocuted

A 39 year old Leon Faidley of Richmond was electrocuted while replacing a downtown street light. A fellow utility worker and a surgeon attempted resuscitation after he appeared to touch a live wire while working atop a light pole. He was brought down and treated but died.

Richmond, Ind Richmond Power & Light Co Leon Faidley Richmond Faidley Charles Lumas

Farm Management Talks Series Here

The first meeting in the Farm Management series will be at the Anderson Loan on 10th and Jackson Streets in Anderson on Wednesday January 9 at 1 p.m. County agent Harold R. Berry says Frank Miller from Purdue Age Economics Department will conduct the session focusing on economics of crop production and farming opportunities. The January 16 meeting will cover Developing the Livestock Program and invites farmers wives and landlords to attend together.

Anderson Loan 10Th and Jackson Sts Anderson Harold R. Berry Frank Miller Purdue Age Economics Department

Suspect Captured for Robbery Killing Held in Ocala

George E. Moore aged 33 from Indianapolis, a suspect in the Navy robbery killing of Alois Cook in Indianapolis, was brought to Ocala for a U.S. commissioner appearance. He will be held for Indiana authorities after federal warrant arrest at Leesburg Thursday.

Ocala Fla George E. Moore Indianapolis Alois Cook U.S Indiana Moore Leesburg

Nazarenes Show Gains In 1962 Across World Mission

The Church of the Nazarene reported a banner 1962 with growth abroad and at home. It opened work in Chile Bermuda and Panama while expanding to 43 countries and adding new districts and sanctuaries. Domestic per capita giving rose to 147.78, total giving reached 49,505,444, and domestic membership increased to 335,005 with 28 new churches. The Anderson six churches list includes Columbus Avenue East 38th Street First Goodwin Memorial and Indian Meadows.

Church of the Nazarene Anderson Chile Bermuda Republic of Panama Nazarenes West Germany Frankfurt Copenhagen Denmark S. T. Ludwig Kansas City Vacation Bible School Young People’s Society Columbus Avenue Columbus Ave 31St St Wayne E. Schwab East 38Th Street E. 38Th St L. Thurl Mann Fairfax E. 10Th St Eugene E. Vickery First 23Rd Jackson Sts John C. Wine Goodwin Memorial Louise Sts M. K. Millikan Indian Meadows Crystal St S. Wayne Smith

Morgan County Jail Escapee Surrenders

Morgan County Jail escapee Earl Bennett, 44, Blooming ton, surrendered to Sheriff Fred eal after escaping December 28 with James Hood, who was captured earlier. Bennett faced forgery charges while Hood, also a forger, was to be moved to Indiana State Prison. The duo overpowered a turnkey, took his gun, and fled. In a separate report, Rev. Martin F. Kretzmann, 84, pastor at St. John's Lutheran Kendallville, died in Chicago Heights after 45 years with the church and 36 years as Missouri Synod secretary.

Martinsville Ind Earl Bennett Bloomington Morgan Cone Fredeal James Richard Hood Greenwood John Lichting Bennett Hood Indiana State Prison Chicago Heights Martin F. Kretzmann St. John's Lutheran Church Kendallville Missouri Synod The Lutheran Church

Soldier Drowns While Swimming at Live Oak Park

Belton Texas AP reports a Fort Hood specialist named Edans drowned after becoming tangled in a fishing line while swimming with friends at Live Oak Park. He had six days left in his enlistment.

Belton Tex Live Oak Park Ft. Hood Edans

Embassy Will Make Checkup After Evangeli cal Group Returns

The U S embassy in Moscow said it will keep an interest in the fate of 32 Evangelical Christians who returned to Siberia after unsuccessfully seeking refuge from religious persecution. The Soviet Foreign Ministry said the group left by train for Chernogorsk 2000 miles east of Moscow. An American source reported no word on their whereabouts. A spokesman said the ministry promised the group would receive good care. The embassy said it would inquire further if no word arrives in the next few days.

Moscow UPI Siberia Chernogorsk Foreign Ministry

Bulgarian pilot cites flight error in Mig crash near NATO site

Miluse Solakov, 23, told reporters at the Bulgarian legation he caused no espionage, blaming a flight error for his Mig 17 crash near a secret NATO missile base at Acquaviva, southern Italy, last January 20. He was found not guilty of espionage charges and released from Bari Prison after a year.

Rome UPI Miluse Solakov NATO Italio Solakov Acquaviva Italy Bari Bulgaria

Wabash College reaches milestone in $20 million drive

Wabash College in Crawfordsville reports more than half of its $6 million initial goal raised as part of a $20 million development campaign. The $2 million in donations unlocks $1 million in Ford Foundation matching funds for the college.

Crawfordsville, Ind Wabash College Development Board Ford Foundation

Tupman Robbery Suspect Freed in Ongoing Probe

Investigation into the December 27 robbery of Tupman Supermarket co owner Robert Mc Cord continues as a woman held for questioning is released and a preliminary robbery charge dismissed. Police recovered about 7 750 from a mailbox after tips, but no charges have been substantiated. Detectives keep working with the prosecutor on the case.

Tupman Robert McCord 8Th Street Madison Avenue Anderson Sam Adams

Allison gets $60 million AEC power plant contract

Allison Division of General Motors Inc won a $60 million contract to build a mobile atomic powered power plant for the Atomic Energy Commission. The reactor would supply up to 3 000 kilowatts anywhere in the world for military field use and civil defense. Harold H. Dice said the firm is recruiting researchers for the project.

Indianapolis Allison General Motors Corp Atomic Energy Commission Harold H. Dice

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