Anderson JC Chamber names Founders Day speaker
Clarence M. Bolds public relations director for Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp McKeesport Pa is principal speaker for the January 17 Founders Day banquet of the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Anderson Country Club. He formerly served as military governor of Bavaria and worked with General Motors in Detroit and Delco Remy in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Bolds
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp
McKeesport
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Bolds
Bavaria
General Motors Corp
Detroit
Mich
Delco-Remy
GMC
Anderson
New Directors and Officers Named At Wilson Club
New officers elected for the coming year are John Barber president W C Hilligoss vice president Wayne Pollard secretary Ray Bronnenberg treasurer and Robert Morse auditor Elected directors include Robert Phillips Myron Seybert and Opel Young Re-elected directors include Robert Morse John Barber Wayne Pollard and W C Hilligoss Fourteen certificates of appreciation were awarded to local concerns for service to the Bill Wilson Boys Club during 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilson Boys’ Club
Pine Manor
John Barber
W. C. Hilligoss
Wayne Pollard
Ray Bronnenberg
Robert Morse
Robert Phillips
Myron Seybert
Opel Young
Robert McGiness
Ted Smith
Roscoe Young
Norman Arnold
James Carter
Roger Elpers
Wade Free
Ben Hamel
Dale Shafer
W.C. Hilligoss
Harry Hitchcock
Jack Hunter
Robert E. Jackson
E. W. Jones
Ted Jordan
James Latham
W. R. Martin
Fred Mathews
Roy Bronnenberg
Henry Schrenker
Thomas C. Werbe Jr
Catlin Whitehead
Boys’ Club
WHBU
John Atkinson
Forse Equipment Company
Kenneth Schneider
Hakes Pontiac Inc
Lionel Hakes
Anderson Sporting Goods
Phillips Iron and Coal Company
J. F. Phillips
Anderson Launderette
William S. Watkins
Anderson Herald
L. Floyd Schuyler
Anderson Daily Bulletin
Herbert Kennedy
Arthur H. Kolross
Anderson Civil Defense Fire Department
Ernest Crull
Stricklers Hardware
Frank Worley
ABC Lumber and
Jim Jaquess
Burton Printing Company
Ray Burton
WCBC
Gordon Beck
Mr. McGiness
Herald
Handley Makes Major Indiana Administrative Changes
Gov elect Handley replaces state PSC leaders and prison head. Paul L. Myers of Elkhart named to head Indiana prison system at 11000 a year. PSC gains Garland Skelton and Ira Haymaker, while Warren Buchanan stays as chairman until March 15.
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Indianapolis
Harold Handley
State Correction Board
Hugh O’brien
Indiana Public Service Commission
Paul L. Myers
Elkhart
State Prison Board of Trustees and Parole Board
O’brien
Indiana
Handley
PSC
Warren Buchanan
Rockville
Commission
Garland G. Skelton
Ira L. Haymaker
Wendall Tennis
Sullivan
W. Elliott Belshaw
Munster
Ralph Howard
Greencastle
Arthur Campbell
Frank R. Rossa
Jeffersonville
Frank Millis
Myers
Craig
O'Brien
Dunlap
Columbia University
New York University Law School
Meyers
Kossa
Wayne E. Rhodes
Brazil
Rhodes
Purdue University
Washington Army
Rossa
Correction Board
Millis
GOP
Brown County State Park
State Park
William Sayer
Winter Storm Forecast Dims Roads Across Indiana
A new wave of snow and rain was forecast for most of Indiana with colder air lowering temperatures. Snow in the north and central areas turned to sleet and slush as rain fell, creating hazardous conditions on streets and highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sheriff's Office
Weather Bureau
Richmond
Sleepwalker Drives Off From All-Night Eatery
A man dressed only in shoes sleepwalked into an all-night restaurant in Evansville Indiana early Tuesday. Deputies found him asleep in the adjacent motel, he apologized and left after dressing and departing, before his name could be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Transportation Classification In Classified Ads
The column notes that the transportation classifies as a practical section in the classifieds, under Classification No. 6 in the Bulletin and Herald. It cites this as one of the most useful, though not widely publicized, classifications in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin and Herald
Ride share request to Indianapolis 7 30 a m to 5 p m
A caller seeks a ride to Indianapolis daily from 7:30 a m to 5 p m five days a week. Contact via phone listed as xXxxx.
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Indianapolis
Want Ads Offer Daily Ride in Madison County
An Indianapolis worker used a daily ride ad to cut costs for rider and driver. The ad produced quick results, promising transportation help in or near Madison County and surrounding areas. Dial 35371 to place or respond to Want Ads for transport solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison County
Madison County Planning Commission Holds Session and Elections
The Madison County Planning Commission organized for 1957 and approved a decorative cement tile plant on Ind 37 near Elwood. It deferred a rezoning for a shopping center on Ind 38 at Markleville and approved a 15 lot Burks Hilltop Addition west of Pendleton on Ind 38. Ray Wood was reelected president and Sherman Vinson vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wood
Sherman Vinson
Summitville
Dale Prough
Harold E. Smith
Walter Haynes
Guy Lewis
Board of County Commissioners
Merle Foust
Elmer Hardy
Clyde Norbury
Ralph Simpson
Indiana Mineral Aggregate Association
Truman Swain
Lewis
Clifton B. Paddock
Planning Commission
Simpson
Ind. 37
Elwood
Ind. 38
Markleville
Daugherty
George Cummins
Albert Rector
Lester Farran
Frank Williams
Herman Markle
Indianapolis
Joe Hartman
Anderson Township
Wahn Dean
Grace Thomas
Pipe Creek Township
Mae Etchion
Monroe Township
Morris Kinnard
Fall Creek Township
Mrs. Lillian Denny Admitted to St John’s Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Denny of Denny Apts at 100 W 8th St was admitted to St John’s Hospital Tuesday afternoon and reported seriously ill last night. She was the widow of W A Denny after whom Denny Field was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Denny
Denny Apts
8Th St
St. John’s Hospital
W. A. Denny
Denny Field
Millis To Refuse Budget Post After All Rumors Say
INDIANAPOLIS UP reports persist that state Revenue Commissioner Frank Millis will not take the budget director post. Millis would not confirm and said any announcement must come from Harold Handley. Handley said Millis would have told him if the report were true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank Millis
Millis
Harold Handley
Handley
Campbellsburg
GOP Harmony
Robert W. King
King
Church of God Leaders Complete Curriculum Meeting
National Church of God leadership from eight areas completes a three day curriculum planning session at South Meridian Church of God. Dr Steele C Smith and Dr T Franklin Miller keynote talks, with Miss Lottie Franklin Anderson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
South Meridian Church of God
Steele C. Smith
Gospel Trumpet Co
Chan Educational
T. Franklin Miller
National Board of Christian Education
The
Gospel Trumpet Company
Lottie Franklin Anderson
Boards of Christian Education
World Service Organizations
Anderson
Anderson College
Graduate School of Theology
Louis Gough
John W. W. Smith
Harold Phillips
Marie Strong
Gertrude Little
Mae McAlpine
Edith Lindeman
Edwin Upshaw
Ralph Morton
William Eddy
C. W. Hatch
Robert Boyette
Kenneth Hall
Louis Meyer
Val Clear
Milton Buettner
Ella Cleveland
Robert Hazen
Bloomington
Dan Schemmer
Marion
Alan Egley
St. Joseph
Mich
Carl Williams Jr
Charleston
W. Va
George Kufeldt
Cassopolis
Alta Abrams
Houston
Tex
Paul Tanner
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Raab
LaPorte
Paul Whalen
Denver
Colo
Kenneth Kinion
Sand Springs
Okla
Hungary Readies Drastic Purge to End Refugee Flights
Budapest's Red government steps up efforts to stop refugees leaving Hungary. Police check trains and remove 180 people on one carriage labeled defectors. Nepszabadsag says many are elderly, sick, or with children. Authorities arrest those with maps or jewelry.
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Hungary
Budapest
Red Government
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Janos Kadar
Austria
Dulles Accused of Hampering Mideast Inquiry
Rep. Wayne Hays accused Secretary of State Dulles of hiding data behind closed doors as hearings on Eisenhower's Mideast policy proceeded. The dispute followed public Dulles testimony and secret sessions with Adm. Radford on military aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Mideast
Washington
Llp
Wayne L. Hays
John Foster Dulles
Middle East
Hays
Senate
Eisenhower
U.S
Congress
GOP
William F. Knowland
House Committee
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gordon
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Burleson
Polio Parents Plan White Elephant and Rummage Sale
Members of the Polio Parents group met at the YMCA to advance plans for a White Elephant and Rummage Sale on January 24. Officials expect the event in the city’s west area with hours 10 30 a m to 5 p m. Chairwoman Mrs Chester Rudolf urged donations of household articles rummage baked goods and other needed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Chester Rudolf
Egypt Rejects Direct Talks on Suez Crisis
Egypt declares it will not negotiate with Britain and France over the Suez Canal and will seek resolution within the United Nations. Abdel Kader Hatem, director general of Egypt’s Information Department, says only UN discussions are acceptable and cites the British French invasion as ending talks. The move hints at bringing the issue to the General Assembly with broad African and Asian support.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Abdel Kader Hatem
United Nations
Hatem
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
Suez
General Assembly
U.N
School Board Passes Plans for Westvale Riley Additions
Anderson School Board met in the Administration Building led by President William Haverdale. Architect Arthur Henning outlined plans and issues for Riley and Westvale School additions and a five room Indian Meadows building, with 1956 year end finances and $15 939.64 in approved claims presented by James Allen. Kroger will vacate the adjacent building by Jan 31 1957 enabling remodeling for a new special education building to be ready by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson School Board
William Haverdale
Arthur Henning
Riley
Westvale
Indian Meadows
James Allen
Kroger Company
Kroger
John and 11Th Sts
Old Park Place School
Anderson Banking Company re-elects officers and directors
At the annual stockholders meeting last evening, officers and directors of the Anderson Banking Company were re-elected. Berry W. Cooper remains chairman of the board. Linfield Myers is president, with Sheldon B. Cooper as executive vice president and a slate of vice presidents and officers named. The bank operates main office at 931 Meridian Street and branches at West Branch Nicholspg South Branch 15 E. 29th and at Frank am and Chesterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Banking Company
Berry W. Cooper
Delco Radio
Kokomo
Sheldon B. Cooper
H. D. Dawson
Delco-Remy
H. Wilbur Hardacre
East Side Jersey Dairy Company
Wilbur J. Hulse
Earl L. Martin
Mr. Myers
L. E. Eggman
C. A. Hardwick
G. W. Johnson
R. H. Dunham
E. E. Lindley
D. E. Marrer
R. L. Reeder
W. S. Roby
M. L. Slick
J. F. Wilson
A. L. McKee
T. E. Johnson
Eisenhower Focuses on Tax Renewal and Civil Rights
President Eisenhower and GOP leaders place top priority on the Eisenhower Doctrine, corporation and excise tax extensions, civil rights and school construction programs. Democrats unveil a broader program including tax relief, higher minimum wage, social security boosts, and public works. The State of the Union will be streamlined with detailed proposals in the budget and subsequent messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
GOP
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif
Joseph W. Martin Jr
James C. Hagerty
Yemen troops mass near British center in Aden border clash
Reports from Aden say Yemen mobilized about 12 000 troops in Taizz 30 miles from Aden's frontier amid a border dispute with Britain. Both nations traded invasion charges as air strikes and shelling escalated. observers warned of impact on Dhahran and regional oil interests.
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London
Yemen
Aden
America
Middle East
Taizz
Britain
al Hajar
Arabia
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Arab
Buraimi
Bab el Mandeb
Suez Canal
Suez
Indiana Highway Commission set for new leaders
The Indianapolis Times reports a chairman and a Democratic member will be named next Tuesday. State treasurer John Peters of New Albany will resign to become commission chairman, and Gene Bodine of Greenwood will join as the Democratic member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
Indiana State Highway Commission
the Times
Scripps-Howard
John Peters
New Albany
Elect Handley
Commission
Gene Bodine
Greenwood
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices list two newborn boys and a girl from Anderson area families. Willis Greenlee of Rt 4 and Robert Danforth of Pendleton Ave welcome boys, while Maurice Robinson of 116 West 5th Street reports a girl. Grandparents are named for each family. A January 5 birth in Columbus Ga to Rev Donald Camp and his wife yields a daughter. mother Elaine Fisher is from Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Willis Greenlee
Rt. 4
Robert Danforth
Pendleton Ave
Maurice Robinson
W. 5Th St
Guy Robinson
Anderson
Helen Johnstone
Donald Camp
Columbus
Ernest Fisher
Jefferson St
Fred Camp
Winston, Ga
Elaine Fisher
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Wilson Club
Paul Myers
Marlene Olsen
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Marlene
Weatherman
Madison County Planning Commission
Pendleton
Mrs. Denny III
Tered
Nepszabadsay
Kadar
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Riley Additions
Wally Falk
Anderson and
Viciniy
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