Federal Road Aid Sought For County
County board discusses proposed 100000 highway project funded by 50000 county and 50000 federal road funds. Route on Ind 32 to south of Ind 192 included in federal secondary system. State and federal action expected later. 1958 program to be outlined after funds study. Also review of claims and pay roll funding, gravel road and stone material bills amid budget constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Coun
Ind
C. E. Vogelgesang
Paddock
Errreettersteeter
Eredit
Mate
Howard Turner
Asphalt Material and Construction Company
Standard Materials Company of
Lapel
Highway Department
Ravens Beat Central State 100 to 70 for 14th Win
The Ravens defeated Central State Marauders of Wilberforce Ohio 100 to 70 at Park Place gym for their 14th victory in 16 games this season. Gary Ausbin led with 35 points aided by Jack Wilson 29 and Ralph Steinke 21 as Ravens built a double digit lead and held tough early before pulling away.
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Regson
Ravens
Wilberforce
Ohio
Park Place
Central State Marauders
Hoosier
Anderson
Ravvens
Central
Gary Rusbin
Bob Macholtz
Jun
All Kansas
Hugoton
Kan
Ausbin
Jack Wilson
Ralph Steinne
Steinke
Central State
Jack Conyers
Convicts Escape Twice From Lackawanna Prison
Edward Grabovsky and Laurence Tomasetti, both serving burglary and larceny sentences, used jail fashioned keys to escape on December 27 and 28 from Lackawanna County Prison. They reportedly returned both times to steal parts for TV sets as the Prison Board investigates the recent escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Carson M. O'Malley Montay
Edward Grabovsky
Larence Tomasetti
Muncie Man Buys Heater After First Want Ad Appears
A Muncie man answered a Bulletin Herald want ad and bought a 2,000 BTU heater for 25 dollars. The ad appeared once, prompted two immediate calls, and the heater with pilot and safety feature was delivered. Readers note the wide reach of the weekly rate notices across Madison County cities including Muncie and Middletown.
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Muncie
Lrong
Bulletin Herald
Bulletin: Herald
Madison County
Middletown
Madison
Elwood weighs fire truck options and bond idea
At a special council meeting Mayor Fortson and Fire Chief Wilson heard three firms outline bids for a new fire truck and service truck. Casse of Midwest Fire Equipment quoted a 41,000 unit, American LaFrance floated 42,440 and 24,000 service truck bids, Howe Fire Apparatus proposed a 25,000 truck and 18,000 service vehicle, with aerial options noted.
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Elwood
Swood
Robert Fortson
Theodore
Pete) Wil |Son
Alf. Casse
Sard
Midwest Fire Equippment Company, Inc
Anderson Retail Merchants Meet Plans for Spring Events
The Anderson Retail Merchants Association held its regular meeting led by chairman Mike Martin. Members discussed first-of-the-year plans including forthcoming rents and spring events such as Math Day Father’s Day Easter and Shop Anderson Days. No dates set yet but a general outline was formed.
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Anderson Retail Merchants Association
MCA
Mike Martin
Retail
Rename Baker Sansberry To Loan Board
Starshall W. Baker and James Sansberry were reelected directors of the Anderson Loan Association at the annual shareholders meeting. Both won three year terms by unanimous vote of over 80 shareholders. Guests included Fred Greene and Lyle Tinsman of Indiana savings groups, Mack Slusser of the Department of Financial Institutions, and Ashley Gibbons of the Federal Home Loan Bank, all from Indianapolis. Officers listed include Sansberry as president and Baker as treasurer, with Yates recording minutes and Lansberry presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starshall W. Baker
James Sansberry
Anderson Loan
Fred Greene
Federal Hom Loan Bank
Lyle Tinsman
Indiana State Savings and Loan League
Mack Slusser
State Department of Financial Institutions
Ashley Gibbons
Federal Home Loan Bank
Sansberry
Mr. Sansberry
Ralph W. Fisher
Chester S. Hughes
John W. Dick
Baker
Yates
Berlyn R. Danforth
Rex Wiseheart Jr
John H., Hardin
Alien Address Reports Due By January Thirty First
Wayne Sigler, Civil Service examiner at Anderson Post Office, urges four area aliens who have not filed alien address records to do so before the January 31 deadline. Sigler notes 61 immigrants in Anderson and vicinity have filed thus far, with about 190 reporting last year. Forms are available in the Anderson Post Office lobby, windows 5 and 6, and filers must complete and return the card in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne ‘Sigler
Civil Service ‘Examiner
Anderson Post Office
Sigler
Anderson
United Aliens
Founders Day Banquet honors Anderson community leaders
More than 450 persons will honor local men active in community service at the 17th Founders Day Banquet of the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce at Linders tonight at 6 30 pm Rev Bob Richards world famous athlete and evangelist will headline the principal speaker Carl Erskine and Rev Richards named two of the ten outstanding young men in the United States by the US Junior Chamber of Commerce will introduce Richards Eldon McPerry will deliver the invocation James J Peters Anderson attorney will receive the Distinguished Services Award and eight others will be given formal service awards Master of ceremonies will be James Fearnow Founders Day chairman and William Herbig will acknowledge state Jaycee dignitaries Dinner music will come from Marilyn Bryant and the Anderson College Trumpeters including William Hazelbauer Dean Page and others.
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Bob Richards
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Linders
Carl Erskine
Richards
United States
U's
James. J. Peters
Young
Anderson
William Frovermale
DSA
Peters
Retard Sephenson
Jayceel
Anderson College
Park Place Church
Wiliam Hazelbauer
Chicago
Harry Nachtgal
Cleveland
Ohio
Dean
City to设 Establish Downtown No Parking Zones
City cleanup plan proposes weekday no parking 7 to 9 am in downtown blocks to allow street cleaning. City Attorney Campbell will draft ordinance guided by Street Commissioner Toombs and Police Captain Kline. Schedule lists multiple 7 to 9 am no parking areas near Jackson John streets and nearby blocks, with variations by day and street.
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Board of Works
Jack B. Campbell
Earl Toombs
Floyd Kline
12Th
13Th
Jackson
John Srs
Cha
Brown
Big
Sheriff Raids City Gaming House Seizes 47 Cards and Whiskey
Seven county deputies led by Sheriff Joe Brogdon raid the K. Y. Smokeshop at 322 Meridian street about 1:35 am Sunday. Seven suspects arrested on gaming charges, six for visiting a gaming house, and bond released after confiscation of 47 playing card decks, two tables, dice, score pads, whiskey, beer, and $3,735 on persons. Prosecution to review evidence. suspects scheduled to appear Jan 22 in City Court. Additional officers listed. board meeting notes obscure as text continues.
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K. Y
Meridian’ St
Joe “ Brogdon
Akien
Melvin
Thornburg
de Lputies
Gene, Brattain
James Delong
Robert Simmons
Howard Gilmore
Jack Jones
Tony Hensley
Jack Castor
Joe Brogdon
Meridian St
Herald Phote
Edgewood sewer case venue shifted to Madison County court
Circuit Judge Russell Stewart received a late venue change request for the Edgewood sanitary sewer dispute involving the Town of Edgewood. The trial date remains set for January 31, with a panel of three judges to be presented for selection to try the case as town officials filed objections.
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Ted Yester
Madison County
Cout
Edgewood
Russell Stewart
Stewart
Robert Hardy
Fire destroys Line's Doughnut Shop in Anderson blaze
A one alarm fire at Line's Corner on Claire Street and Broadway in Anderson destroyed the doughnut shop and damaged a plywood firm and a residence. Firemen fought heavy smoke and flames into the night, moving plywood stacks to reach hidden fires. The structure suffered near total destruction with front remodeled recently. Neighbors helped salvage belongings from the rear apartment as authorities investigated origin. No damage estimate available.
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Vassieu
Claire St
Broadway
Loughnut Shop
City Switchboard
Line's Corner
President Seeks Funds To Build Space Defenses
President sisemower asked Congress for a 73.9 billion peacetime budget to expand missiles and space weapons, citing a surplus aim but predicting a 1989 deficit. He proposed a 700 million postal rate rise to fund surplus, while cutting civil programs and avoiding new public works. The filing included a crash victim note from Constance Chase, 17, of near San Jose, Calif.
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UNIMN
Sisemower
Congress
Democrats
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Senate Post Office Committee
Washington
Constance Chase
San Jose
Colt
Saratoga
Calif
Miss Chase
Rackets Inquiry Seeks $500000 Budget Extension
The Rackets Investigating Committee voted to request $500000 from the Senate and an additional year to complete its work. Chairman McClellan says the panel’s term will expire Jan. 3 unless extended, with plans in 1958 to probe the International Union of Operating Engineers, the United Auto Workers, alleged inflation of racketeering activity by unions and employers, and other related conduct.
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Nashington
Senate
Yea
McClellan
D - Ark
International Union of Operating
United Auto Workers
Four Men Face Search Warrant Motion in City Court
Action in City Court against four men visiting a gaming house and one charged with selling and distributing alcohol without a permit. Attorney Jay Arnold filed a written motion for a search warrant. Judge Carl T. Smith granted it, then denied an oral motion last week. Page 2 Column 4.
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Jay Arnold
Carl T. Smith
Smith
Arnold
Annual Mothers March On Polio Set For Jan 27
In partnership with Madison County Polio Foundation the 1958 Mothers March on Polio will occur Jan 27 at 6 30 p m The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event A 7 30 p m Jan 15 organizational meeting will be held at the Anderson YMCA lobby During the meeting an Anderson mother will be named city chairman for 1958 The gathering will include leaders and workers from city mothers groups along with Junior Chamber of Commerce and Fraternal Order members
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Madison County
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Ymca
Anderson
John Hines
Donald Hays
Junior Chamber of Commerce Mothers March
Columa
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Northside
Herald
Lewis
Baker, Sansberry To Loan Board
Ike
S. Bob Richards
John
Chase
Delaware
Wednesdam
Anderson Loan Association
Marshall W. Baker
James Lansberry
City Gaming House
Central Nd
Pearl
Walnut
Robert D. Henderson
City Light & Power Company
Thandison
Nichol
Stewar Okehs
N. Anderson Doughnut Shop
Ington
Ill
William J. McGinn
Lobart
McGinn
Walter Einer
Anderson and
St John's Hospital
Paul Ruff
Rt. 1
Edward Hardis
W. 5Th St
Donald Truewood
Chase St
Donald Eaton
Exandria
Harold Wilson
East St
Ray” Frank
Kesterfield
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