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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

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Youths Escape Injury After Train Trunk Collision Near Gillman

Beeman and Robin, Alexandria Monroe High School students, escaped serious harm when a 1965 Chevrolet pickup attached camper was struck by a westbound freight train at a Gillman Road crossing northeast of Madison County. The truck, traveling about 50 mph, was crushed behind the cab. Beeman and Robin were among those inside, with the vehicle dislodged near the Gillman grain elevator owned by Fred Drake. The incident occurred as the youths reportedly took the vehicle from home to visit a relative near the tracks.

Gillman Mall Madison County Richard Whetsel Young Beeman Gillman Road Fred ‘Drake Gillman Grain Elevator Drake Whetsel Carl Kramer Beeman Alexandria-Monroe Togade George Cay Robin Jeffery Jeffery Beeman Penn Central Alexandria Marvin Jeeman Rt. 3 Herald Joe Bays

Public Parks and Recreation Conference Jan 15

City officials announce a January 15 public conference at City Hall to discuss park Department restructuring and long range plans. Leaders will host small groups on arts and crafts, sports, outdoor recreation, and youth programs with invited agencies and community groups.

William McCarty Robert Rock Park Department John O. Gates McCarty Park Board League of Women Voters NAACP Labor and Shure Rock South Anderson Longfellow School Irondale Gates

Armed Bandits Strike Twice

A liquor store at 25th Street and Raible Avenue and a Union 76 service station at Ninth Street and Madison Avenue were robbed Thursday. An armed trio fled the liquor store after obtaining money. the service station incident involved a single bandit who tied the attendant and escaped with unknown cash. Police and detectives continue the investigation.

City Police Department 25Th Street Raible Avenue Union 76 Ninth Street Madison Avenue

Unidentified body found in White River near Muncie

Police found an unidentified man about 45 in the White River near downtown Muncie. An autopsy was planned to determine the death cause. authorities said the man is not Ball State student Gilbert Lindemann, who is believed drowned on December 15 after his canoe capsized. a Saturday search with about 89 officers was planned from Muncie to Daleville.

Muncie Ind White River Gilbert Lindemann Ball State University Lindemann Daleville

Too Many Sergeants Tells Board on Reorganization

Police board discusses reorganization cutting sergeants to 14 with 107 patrolmen and a total salary cost of 1.227 million under the new plan, comparing to 1.205 million under the old structure. Jamerson cites MSU survey. Whitey Snow notes funds stay in department. K-9 Corps status and CIP radio aid noted. bids for cars clarified by attorney Campbell.

Board of Public Safety Paddy Jamerson Jamerson Michigan State University Harold “Whitey” Snow Eneral Jamersaid Robert Phillips Republican Board Beat N. Pete Burnett Phillips CIP Jack Campbell

Sound Off on Unreturned Magazine Balance and Cancellations

A reader asks for the remaining balance on a two year old subscription with Family Publications Service Inc Paramus New Jersey paying 4.38 monthly. They request a balance statement and desire to discontinue the subscriptions due to lack of monthly notices after the Indianapolis office. A sound off response notes that the contract can be broken only due to bankruptcy mental illness or if the subscriber is a minor.

Family Publications Service, Inc Paramus Family Publications, Inc Indianapolis N.J

Indiana Traffic Deaths Rise in 1971 Study Shows

Indiana Department of Traffic Safety and Vehicle Inspection reports 1971 toll at 1,600, up from 1,563 in 1970 though total fatal crashes fell by about 11 percent to 1,150. The study notes more multiple death crashes including ten and eight fatality events due to more cars on the road and higher miles traveled.

Ndianapolis Indiana Indiana Department of Traffic Safety and Vehicle Inspection Thomas D. Coleman Coleman

Anderson Board of Works approves $63720 in leftover bills

At a special meeting the Anderson Board of Works ordered payment of leftover bills totaling 63720 from the prior administration. Most were under 2000 and a single 49522 progress payment to Ben Dee Inc for Madison Avenue extension work was approved.

Board of Works Anderson Board of Works Ben Dee, Inc Madison Avenue

County Woman To Be 100 Years Young Tuesday

Mrs. Elda S. Black of Summitville turns 100 next Tuesday, with an open house this Sunday. Her nephew DeWitt Moore and Summitville friends host at 412 E Walnut St, while Herman Landes of Social Security sent birthday greetings. Born in 1872, she witnessed Summitville’s early growth, river rail lines, gas boom, and a family long linked to the First Christian Church where she served as organist for decades.

Summitville Elda S. Black DeWitt Moore Winnetka, I Black Aquila Amanda Robb Moore Eda Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railroad Big Four Summitvile Hida Elda Alta Moore Kelly Griff Elda Moore Griffin Black Marion Flyer Anderson Marion DeWitt Vinson Elda Black Winnetka Ill Edith Niccum Sherman Vinson Herald Shari Keys

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