Local dog control and fair board appointments in Indiana
Multiple notices report city enforcement of the local dog ordinance with fines from ten to nine hundred dollars and guidance to call the animal shelter. Merrill W. Pyle named chairman of the Anderson Free Fair Board replacing Bob Conner. A legislative awareness seminar by women groups planned in Indianapolis with Gov. Bowen and state leaders set for sessions and a press conference. Post Offices will aid aliens in address reporting by Jan 31 1976 under the 1962 act. Alexandria school board awarded bids for emergency lighting and fire alarm systems at Orestes Elementary totaling 4499.90 dollars and granted maternity leave for Constance Key with Terry Sizelove appointed bus driver. State building funds approved for a 1.4 million plan. insurance bids due Feb 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club of
Indiana
Women In Communications
American Women In Radio
State
North Senate
West Ohio Streets
Indianapolis
Otis Bowen
House
Senate
Bowen
Phillip E. Gutman
Phillip E. Bainbridge
Indiana General Assembly
U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Howard L. Ring
United States
Alex Grants
Alexandria
Grant Electric Co
Orestes
Alexandria Community School Board
Constance J. Key
Cunningham Elementary
Terry Sizelove
Keith Sizelove
Thomas Insurance Agency
Hugh Phipps
Alexandria Education Association
Supt
Thomas Thomas
Pendleton Board Names Appointments For 1976
Pendleton Town Board announced appointments at its first 1976 meeting. Park Board members named were Bob Jones Morris Crull Charles Breese and David Rector. Planning Commission appointees include Joe Miller Stanley Buram Jack Miller Detherl Muntzinger Maurice Smith and Hugh Begley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola B
Phillips Herald
Pendleton
Lie Pendleton Town Board
Bob Jones
Morris Crull
Charles Breese
David Rector
Planning Commission
Joe Miller
Stanley Buram
Jack Miller
Detherl Muntzinger
Maurice Smith
Hugh Begley
George Taugherty Sr
Pat
Robertson
Morris McCurdy
Bank Robbery Foiled By Amboy Sisters
In Amboy Indiana a bank robbery ended when Rebecca Griggs and her sister Shirley Rowland disabled the getaway car with help from bank manager Herman Agness and bystander Ehrhardt Ballsmith. They chased the suspect, tied his hands with a belt, and a price box of money dropped during the capture. Police still hunted a third man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmboy
Ind
Herman
Agness
Becky
Ehrhardt Ballsmith
Mrs. Rowland
Associated Press
Vaughn Green
Marion
Peru
Area Deaths Hearse of Anderson Residents Remain In Florida
Obituary notices list Anna Marquis 93 former Anderson manager at Rapps Lady's Ready-To-Wear in St. Petersburg Florida. Also Wilbert Whitton 78 of 228 Broadway died in St. Johns Hospital with survivors including wife Marie and children. Gerald Racer a retired B&O employee died in Indianapolis. William Sezesny 84 of Forrest Terrace died at St. Johns Hospital after illness. Edgar Barnett 74 of Lake Wales formerly of Anderson died in Florida. Services are scheduled or pending at area funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arna Marquis
Anna Marquis
Anderson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rapps
Edith Shepherd
Rhodes Funeral Home
Wilbert Whitton
Wilbert T. Whitton
Broadway
St. John's Hospital
Kentucky
Muncie
Indiana Railroad
Amalgamated Union
Marie
John Finch
Converse
Ovid Whitton
Brookfield
Ina Schubacker
Portland
Ind
Edgar Whitton
Owensville
Rowe and Weston
Terry Bailey
East Maplewood
Gerald Racer
Gerald Hacer
Indianapolis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Calla
Carol Schulz
Danny Altman
Florida
Helen Mikel
Cincinnati
Mary Alice Hooper
Hendryx Mortuary
Cumberland
William Sezesny
Forrest Terrace
St. John’s Hospital
Poland
United States
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Gerald Borawski
St. Mary's Cemetery
Urawn and Butz
Funeral Home
Edgar Barnett
Edgar W. Barnett
Lake Wales
Pla
Park Place
Buses Overcrowding Studied by Northwestern School Board
Northwestern School Corporation board met in a quiet session to review bus overcrowding on routes after three new pupils moved into the district. John Jessup urged route adjustments while executive session would also address legal cases and an administrative handbook. Merle Staton proposed a soil conservation program on 3.7 acres north of the Middle School with Curt Heaton calling for a wildlife laboratory and outdoor classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Northwestern School Corporation
John Jessup
Scott
Merle Staton
Staton
Curt Heaton
New Castle
Police Blotter Report Details Local Break-Ins and Thefts
City detectives investigate a Monday night burglary at 1616 W 1st St with about 300 dollars in items stolen, including a stereo, a black and white TV, and cash after a bathroom window was broken. An auto theft at Delco Remy Plant 11 reports a .357 Magnum taken from a vehicle parked in the lot. An antique bathtub was stolen from 2009 Jefferson St after a noon sighting of four men in a truck. Anderson woman Frenkine J. Robinette was arrested for child abuse related to her 14-year-old son, with charges pending. A car owned by James R. Wallace was stolen from Payless after keys were left in the vehicle when it failed to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Cameron
Marguerite Rose
Carol Trent
William King
Clarence
Bailey
Alvin
Gary
Miami County
Peru
Glenda Burris
1St St
Joseph Thomas
Rt. 1
Middletown
Delco-Remy
Thesday
Erle Owens
Jefferson St
Anderson
Frenkine J. Robinette
W. Sard Sr
Apt
Bronnenberg
Robinette
James R. Wallace
Nursery Road
Payless
Summitville Fire Report Details Losses and Activities
Fire Chief Jerry Brummel reports Summitville Volunteer Fire Department logged a total town and township loss of 35959 with 43 fire runs and 85 ambulance trips. Town: two residence fires, auto, four trash, one motorcycle, mutual aid, 44 ambulance runs. township losses 32959 with 41 ambulance runs and various fire calls. Boone Township totals include seven fire runs and 13 ambulance runs with 6500 loss. New officers elected include chief Jack Owens, assistant chief Keith Baldwin, captains Gerald Thomas and Bill Yeagy, president DeWayne Gaskin, secretary treasurer Beuce Turschman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Jerry Brummel
Boone Township
Volunteer Fire Department
Jack Owens
Keith Baldwin
Gerald Thomas
Bill Yeagy
DeWayne Gaskin
James Matney
Beuce Turschman
Mike Vetor
Jerry Turschman
Charles Ceats
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferald
News Digest
Fred Spencer
Spencer
Anderson Animal Shelter
Pendleton Board
Agderson
Dispatch Service
John Vasconi
County Council of Governments
CETA
Marvin Kelly
Down Board
Mace’s
Mike Pollock
Chesterfield
Lapel
Rich Fuller
Paul Wilson
Alton Walls
Henry Schrenker
Amboy Sisters
Merrill Scott
David Tavela
Appoiw
Mounds Mall
Thors
Muncie Mall
Moassis
Lafayette
Kokomo
James Pulls
Meridian
Dennis Basieker
Charlottesville
James Jones
Rosewood Dr
Gerald Moore
Randy Weaver
Monte Clymer
Markleville Ltd
Ball Memorial Hospital
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
Meribian
James L. Wessar
Nichol
W. 38Th St
Anderson Area Vocational School
Bons
Bly Staner
Leee Shoe
Southdale Shopping Center
East State Road
Northwest Plaza
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