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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
9
Obituary notices announce funeral rites for Edgar Fy Elmore 91 at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery and for Dessie H Crull 79 at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
Local March of Dimes chapter in Elwood names general and sectional chairmen for the annual drive and announces a county kickoff at the YWCA in Anderson. Fred Fadely, longtime Delco Remy Plant 3 employee and former Anderson resident, dies Monday. funeral set for Thursday at Davis-Strider-Noffze Funeral Home with burial in Eaton Cemetery.
Elwood social activities club wraps up month long 14 man event at a local campus with members from Jaycees and K A B Club in attendance for a family night supper. Christina Schmidt and Zelpha Adams win bridge prizes as Junior Chamber of Commerce presents the annual Distinguished Service Award at a 7 30 p m banquet Jan 28. Dr John F Young guest speaker will address the Fort Wayne public schools auxiliary event.urses Reservations for the banquet are with John Noffze. Newcomers Club Welcome Wagon meets at 8 p m tonight at the Edwood Y Community Hospital center.
Elwood students on committees and church events are noted. Misty Foster, 1 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams Foster, is a patient at St. Johns Hospital in Anderson. Golden Circle Class of East Main Street Christian Church will hold a dinner at 6 30 p m at Mrs Pauline Terwilliger home with co hosts and guests bringing dishes. Last rites for William Hight were conducted Tuesday. Rail service may end as Local 1151 votes to reject the latest contract offered by Nyloncraft Inc and continue the 59 day strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad.
A grand jury will be asked to decide if Indiana University student groups the Young Socialist Alliance and Fair Play for Cuba Committee deliberately incited a riot during last fall’s Cuban crisis at a campus demonstration that drew about 2,000 people. The probe will also consider if the riot was provoked and dismiss charges against two arrestees. The effort caps ongoing discussions by prosecutor Thomas Hoadley.
Paul Mishler fifty five, suffocated in a bed at his home amid a group of ministers gathered after conferences at church offices. Kenneth Mishler, twelve, woke to alarm. Attempts to rescue him failed as the heater fell from a table and the room filled with smoke during discussions on Christian Higher Education.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer reports a net loss of 2,266,000 in its first fiscal quarter ending November 22, 1962, compared with a 2,173,000 profit a year earlier.
A ten day revival at a Foursquare Church features evangelist Erick R. Rice and wife with pastor Rev Blockade leading nightly services. Picketing outside the event sparked campus disruption as students jeered and signs were torn during a March march toward downtown.
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