Shrine Leader Calvin Richey Dies in Indianapolis
Calvin Richey aged 49 of Indianapolis died at Methodist Hospital after a Shrine meeting at the Murat Temple. He was linked with G A Richey and Sons machine tool sales with his father and brother and served as illustrious potentate in 1948. Services are set for 1 30 p m Friday at Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary followed by burial at Washington Park Cemetery. He had just named Edwin K Steers at a Shrine election meeting Monday night.
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Iindianapolis
Calvin Richey
Indianapolis
Loranelle Houston
Elwood
Methodist Hospital
Murat Temple
Flanner and Buchannan Broad Ripple Mortuary
Washington Park
Richey
Granville A. Richey
E. L. Richey
G. A
Hospital Dismissals List Names Residents Released
Released from St. John's Hospital are Lee Gribsey of 1833 E. 19th Sts Mrs. Doris Carpenter of 1621 Hill St Thomas York of 2423 Jackson St and Vera Johnson of 418 E. 15th.
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St. John's Hospital
Lee Gribsey
Doris Carpenter
Hill St
Thomas York
Jackson St
Vera Johnson
E. 15Th
Civic Club Hears Talk On Plans For Hospital Here
East Side Community Club heard Dr. Gordon Wilder report that survey results on building a new hospital will be released about February 1. The meeting at Anderson College Men’s Dormitory was led by President Walter Haldeman with committee heads named for 1956.
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East Side
William Zuck
Ray Wood
Dan Feree
Joseph Melcher
Harry Armstrong Jr
Lini
Procoln
St. Gram
Earl Johnson
Irvin
Eldred Overby
J. St
Richard Barber
Columbus Ave
Eldon Gibson
E. 27Th St
Paul Wiatt
Apache
William Baker
Pearl St
Bobbie Bokne
Walton St
Everett Richey
Lowell Johnson
Main St
Garrell Young
Delaware St
Cora Fee
Ruddle
Glen Stephenson
Clifton Huffman
7Th St
Doan's Pills Offer Backache and Urinary Relief
The ad touts Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache and bladder irritation. It promises pain relief and a mild diuretic effect to ease kidney strain, claiming long standing popularity and decades of trusted use.
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Dean
Jess
Doan
Induction Leader Dies After Illness in Indiana
In nomination for illustrious potentate when stricken ill he passed away. He belonged to the Scottish Rite Masonic Lodge Prather Chapter Indianapolis Athletic Club Murat Chanters and the Royal Order of Jesters. Four survivors include his widow and his father and brother.
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Scottish Rite
Masonic Lodge
Prather Chapter
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Murat Chanters
Royal Order of Jesters
Tax Relief Talk and Flood Aid Proposals Highlight 1956 Budget
Indiana would pay about 15 times its state income tax in gross receipts if federal taxes rise. Rep Jere Cooper proposes optional standard deduction in place of farm expense itemization for farmers earning 10 000 or less. Eisenhower asks for flood control funding weather radar growth and a 3 billion flood indemnity program. HEW releases tentative school construction grants with 12 states penalized for lagging effort including Indiana Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Nevada Georgia and Mississippi.
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Lonmauer Atom Rage
Woosters
Indiana
Jere Cooper
D. Tenn
Cooper
House
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Congress
Weather Bureau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas
Nevada
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Kansas
Cport
Ohio
Florida
Georgia
Stucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Anderson Retail Group Names Yearly Committee Heads
The Anderson Retail Association lists leaders for several committees including Parking Personnel and Employe Relations Christmas Decorations Christmas Opening and special promotion groups. Warren Marshall chairs the program committee with membership to be named later along with multiple regional volunteers.
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J. Hoyt Wright
J. H. Mattingly
M. Ray
Weiler
Burton’ McCullough
Ed. Bronnenberg
Jerry Levine
M. M. Buck
John L. Kirkman
Webb
Brelsford
Melvin Swango
Sid O'Connor
Land Raymond Rent
Francis [Creek
Mike Martin
Wiliam Hammons
W. J
Campbel
Dallas Miller
Carl J. Kiese
Leo Provence
Art Hosek
Herbert Johnson
Gaylord Marling
Bud Bing
Harald Delph
David Talbert
Ray Weiler
Kenneth Bronnenberg
Garland i Hines
Gene Durr
Jack Hunter
Walter Rathfon
Mathias Sehoger
John Dick
S. G. Ray
John H. Killian
Ben Flanary
Marie Fisher
Jack Rossin
Sid Williams
Warren Marshall
Retail Association
Indiana Road Spending Sparks Political Strife
Lt. Gov says official plans cite bumper-to-bumper traffic as Indiana allocates 36.6 million dollars to roads this year, far below Ohio 199 million Illinois 123 million and Kentucky talks of 200 million, while Sen Maddox denounces repeated administrative changes as a sore spot.
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Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Kentucky
Charles Maddox
Bein
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties in 1950s notices
Obituary notices report infant Delbert Vern Ellis of Daleville died in Anderson area. Twin babies Vivian L and Vickey Lynn Billingsley died at Ball Memorial Hospital. W V Barnhizer of Arcadia and Samuel Breece of Perkinsville die after illness. Kathryn Fausset of Spiceland and Mary Etta Gwinn of Lapel receive funeral services.
Favorable 1956 Continued from Pade One and Die Casting Changes
The 1956 models grew larger than 1955 with more decorative designs and higher die casting use. Additional equipment supported die casting and electro plating. Guide Lamp, a major electro plating parts producer, introduced the T-3 unit and improved lamp designs along with a 10 inch non glare inside rear view mirror and an inner controlled outside rear view mirror.
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Pade One
City Employees Pension Fund Board Meets at City Hall
Advisory Group lodge leader Dr. John Buehler from Anderson College chemistry and retired GM Guide Lamp master Edward Turnquist form the advisory group. Dr. George Taggart of First Presbyterian was absent on vacation. Mayor Ferguson chairs the board as it discusses the pension program with utility representatives and city employees.
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Page One Lodge
John Buehler
Anderson College
Edward Turnquist
Guide
General Motors
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Florida
City Employes Pension Fund Board
City Hall
Ferguson
A. E. Hollenbeck
Frank Yearling
Gene Crull
Edgar Jones
Dan Heffernan
Ralph Myers
Frank Biddinger
Francis Sennett
Jury Incomplete Continues Case In Indiana Reformatory
The judge continued the case against Pagana and co defendants who pleaded guilty to escape charges and faced one year terms at the state institution. The group includes Benjamin E. Kirkman William R. Calhoun and Malcolm M. Ware. A defense motion to quash embezzlement affidavits against John W Higgins and George Grunewald was overruled. They are charged with embezzling about $5 000 raised in December for a benefit show by a local service club.
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Pagana
Indiana Reformatory
State Institution
Benjamin E. Kirkman
William R. Calhoun
Malcolm M. Ware
John W. Higgins
George Grunewald
Russsell E. Stewart
Driver dies in Indiana crashes near Petersburg and New Castle
State To Half was killed in a crash as he started to turn left off Ind. 37 in front of a home just south of Petersburg. Paul Myers aged 30 of Muncie, driver of a station wagon, was taken to Davies County Hospital in Washington with rib fractures, head lacerations and possible heart injury from hitting the steering wheel. Ronald Martin, 48, Cadiz, was killed when his car left a curve on Ind. 38 and crashed into a concrete post four miles west of New Castle. He was alone.
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Petersburg
Paul Myers
Muncie
Davies County
Washington
Ronald ©. Martin
Cadiz
New Castle
Wilson Defends Pace One Interests as Correcting Matter
Defense Secretary cites Gen Ridgway in Saturday Evening Post saying he opposed the administration’s military program two years ago. Ridgway claims Eisenhower misrepresented joint chiefs of staff support for fiscal 1955 and accuses the admin of prioritizing economy over defense needs.
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Matthew. B. Ridgway
Army
Ridgway
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Anderson Board Members and Hospital Update
The article lists officers and staff including Berry Cooper as chairman and J. F. Wilson as vice president. It notes Elmo Funk from St John’s Hospital is improving and due home soon. A separate report from Terre Haute details a robbery at Onie Simms Tavern with about $2,500 taken after patrons were robbed of watches rings and wallets.
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Page Onefliers
Berry Cooper
Mr. Myers
Sheldon Cooper
Il. E. Eggman
C. A. Hardwick
G. W. Johnston
D. E. Marrer
R. L. Reeder
W. S. Roby
J. F. Wilson
Melvin Slick
J. H. McLain
A. L .McKee
Rental Deepartment
T. E. Johnson
Insurance Department
Leaves Hospital
Elmo Funk
St. John’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Ind
Onie Simms
Humbert Gloria Humbert obituary from Anderson area
Gloria Viola Humbert 60 of Route 2 died yesterday in Sanders Nursing Home after a four month stay with five year illness. A Delaware County native she moved from Muncie to Anderson in 1929 with her husband L V Humbert who died in 1954. She was a Fairfax Nazarene Church member. Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home with viewing after 4 p.m. Thursday. funeral Friday at 1 30 p.m. Rev R Floyd Blue of Yorktown to officiate. Interment Memorial Cemetery. Survived by son Kenneth Humbert Anderson. daughter Mrs Lee Watson Middletown. mother Rosetta Humbert Muncie. grandson Ronald L Snodgrass Middletown. sisters Mrs Bessit Goins, Mrs Beulah Coley of Muncie and Mrs Juanite Thompson Portland Ind.. brothers Herschell Humbert Muncie and A O Humbert Detroit.
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Gloria V. Humbert
Gloria Viola Humbert
Sanders
Ronald L. Snodgrass
Middletown
Bessit Goins
Beulah Coley
Muncie
Juanite Thompson
Portland
Ind
Herschell Humbert
A. O. Humbert
Detroit
Anderson School Board plans junior prom and Atlantic City trip
The Anderson School Board approves the first of June Junior Prom and names Mrs Keith Epply to the Anderson Library Board for four years. Officials will attend National School Board Association sessions Feb 16–18 in Atlantic City and American School Superintendents Association meetings Feb 18–23. Jan 26 resumes schedule with noon dismissal for kindergarten to eighth grade and YMCA teacher luncheon. report cards issued Jan 27. Spring vacation March 31 to April 8. Board approves payments totaling 18 249.02.
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Keith Epply
Anderson Library Board
School
Atlantic City
National School Board Association
Ebbertt
James Allen
American School Superintendents Association
Anderson
YMCA
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Alleday Key West
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St. Augustine
America
Greyhound Anderson
11Th and Central
Leonard Montgomery
Morris Rossen
John Atkinson
Roland D. Maine
Reather Hoskins
Phil Trainer
Charles S. Cusher
Jack Richeson
Lester Bing
Virgil, Mitchell
Earl Strock
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Wayne Pollard
Marvin Jones
Clair Call
Ed Bronnenberg
George Hurtt
R. D. Maine
Tom Walker
Peggy McOwen
Wilma Bale
Morris P. Rosserl
Garland Hines
Charles G. Pasone
Morton Roth
Bryce Brown
Harry Schuster
Mrs.Floyce Hastings
Jack
Maddox
Paul Clay
Hobson
Russell Bontrager
R- Elke
Hart
Warren Martin
Clarkville
Smith
Bontrager
GM S AC
Spark Plug
National Oil and Rubber
Guide Lamp
NBCTV
Madison
Delbert Vern Ellis Daleville
Delbert Vern Ellis
Davis Elis
Alexandria
Polhemus and Shirey
Barbara Jean
Violetta Ellis
Henrietta Hillabrand
Bowling
You
Fort Knox, Ky
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Daleville
Jay
Kim
Bates Surface
George Billingsley
Nebraska City
Neb
Samuel Breece
Perkinsville
Samuel Bareene
Breece
Cherry Cemetery
Lilleth
Clark
Omaha
George Skinner
Elizabeth Neal
Kathryn Fausset Spiceland
Kathryn Fausset
Spiceland
Monfitt-Schweitzer
Kenneth Pickering
Buria
Fortville
Mary Etta Gwinn
Lavel
Fisher Brothers
Teeat
Chester Grace
Lapel Eub Church
Grove Lawn
Pendleton
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Anderson’s
Wilson
Cahinly
Chaupul
E. 12Th Street
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
Chauncey Lewis
Chauncey B. Lewis
W. 4Th St
Reno
iNev
California
Brown and Bat
Lewis
Ripley County
Chauncey and
Hulda (Olsen
Buick
Heckaman Buick, Inc
Youngstown
Colar
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