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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line lists subjects across departments including Tax, Industrial Arts, wing Painting, New Testament, Clothing Construction, Child Psychology and more. The column hints at the breadth of offerings in secondary education with several long, unlabeled phrases and fragmented course names.
Indiana teen Eric Martz, 17, a University High School senior at Bloomington, is among 40 finalists in a nationwide science talent search. He notes the toothpaste brand is unsaid and that the project remains unfinished as he continues saliva tests on himself, his parents, and brother. Martz, who also designed a remote controlled door opener, serves part time in an Indiana University bacteriology lab. his father Karl Martz is a noted potter. The finalist will win a four year $7500 Westinghouse scholarship and attend a five day institute in Washington.
A U S aviation research body urged urgent mobilization of government science and industry to back a multiyear space effort. The plan calls for a national program leading to manned satellites and lunar flights, with J H Doolittle chairing the committee and X-15 flights anticipated next year.
Elwood court on Tuesday fined James W. Johnson for public intoxication and two speeding violations. Servando Aleman, Paul Calvin, and others faced $1 plus costs for license, turning and speeding charges. Bonds of Bobby W. Moore and Paul E. Hines forfeited upon speeding. Richard Ring faced public intoxication and a card mast misdeal incident. Charades and raffles occurred at a sorority gathering hosted by Mrs. Loy and others in Anderson.
A Japanese supper was prepared for the Future Homemaker of America at Alexandria High School. Mrs. Farrell Ross, a native of Japan and resident of Alexandria, organized the event in the home economics rooms. Thirty six students attended with their teacher Mrs. Del Milli.
Elwood Civil Defense members met at the city building to plan a Red Cross first aid course led by Clarence Sharkey from 7 to 9 pm. Walter Busch acted as chairman in Lawrence Heter’s absence. Next meeting set for Feb 10 with James Walker of the Ground Observer Corps to speak. Lapel pins cost 20 cents each. notice for interest to Busch. Porch Light Drive by March of Dimes announced 7 to 9 pm with Cleland Phelps as chair. Elwood Jaycees and Newcomers Club to sponsor. Mercy Hospital noted several admissions and dismissals, births, and transfers, including multiple patients and staff movements.
Mrs. Violet M. Krebs of 5148 Anderson St announces the engagement of her daughter Doris Jean Krebs to Second Lieut. Frank F. Mahalak son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Mahalak of Grosseille Michigan. Doris Jean is a 1955 Wendell school graduate and has worked at Fort Benjamin Harrison and the U S Marine Corps Auxiliary Air Station Beat Fort 8. Lieut Mahalak is a St Patrick high school graduate from Asandolle Mich and attended the University of Michigan. He is attached to the Marine Air Control Squadron Five at the Beaufort U S Marine Corps Auxiliary Station. No date has been set for the wedding.
A 12 year old girl, Alexiad Alexandria Clive or treat, was injured Monday when she ran into a car in front of the hoo. She was treated and released. The girl is daughter of Mrs Grace Elf orth of 515 W Washington St. James Arthur Jackson, 18, a high school student, was not held. Frank Gee was released from St John’s Hospital and returned home to Mrs Margaret McBride 123 Canal St in the Karl J Kyle ambulance. Fire damaged the home of Dr and Mrs Everett Gaunt at 623 W Broadway. $300 damage from a clothes chute fire.
Irvin Waymire, about 80, died suddenly of a heart attack Tuesday at 19 a.m. while en route to the mailbox on his farm north of Rigdon. He married Agnes Smith of Elwood years ago and was a northwestern area corn farmer.
Announcement lists Rev Mr Shupo a Kentucky graduate now pastor in Chienan Mt delivering the message at 10 45 a m Sunday. Public invited to attend the service read by Rev Mr Tice. DeArmond Booram DeArmond 306 Anderson Bank Bldg Ph 4. Keep up the good work.
A note on evening classes and orientation for new students at Anderson College with courses in Bible English history math and education. The piece mentions Morris Cummings of Jehovahs Witnesses and local talks Feb 2 and 3 at Brown Street Kingdom Hall plus admissions details and staff advisors.
Indiana auditors accuse Walkerton town board of doing business with a firm in which a board member held stock. Clyde Waltz's Walkerton Ford Sales, Inc. received 1339 dollars in town business for fuel oil and service on town autos. Clerk-treasurer Wayne Cover issued checks to Waltz's firm, violating a law prohibiting officials from profit in contracts. Chief Examiner Hindman notes prior admonitions and questions resale of a former town police car.
The Elwood KAB Club met at Mrs Elmer Laycock for a luncheon bridge with guests including Mesdames Dickerson Anderson Neese and Bell. The next meeting is a luncheon bridge at Mrs David Richards home on Feb 10 at 12 30 pm. The Fine Arts Department meeting featured a program on New Year’s Resolutions presented by Mrs William Griffin at Mrs George Stout’s home. Hostesses were Mrs Ewart Tally Thelma Mills Ena Miller The next general meeting will be at Mrs Roy Gessler’s home on Feb 3 6. Sigma Alpha Chi held its January party at Scott’s Supper Club with bridge and refreshments. Grace Methodist WSCS will meet at Wesley House at 7 30 pm Friday led by Mrs Marjorie Buckner and Mrs Pearl Clouser. The Letter Carriers Auxiliary installed officers at Mrs Earl Clouser’s home with social hour and refreshments. next meeting at Mrs Fortson’s home on Feb 24.
Four miners died in a rock fall at the Montana Queen mine near Roundup Montana. Details of the accident were not immediately available as authorities investigated the rock collapse at the Moon States Mining Co site. The report mentions Abraham Lincoln and a historic patent model in the U S Patent Office.
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