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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1958

Page

24

Pro Tem Judge Rules In City Court Cases

Pro Tem Judge Carl T. Smith presides as J. Bayne Burton handles City Court matters. A summer drowning victim schedule starts this week with cases set through Sunday the 26th. Tom Phipps drowned at Clearwater Park after a family outing. Court convenes next Monday. park officials recovered the body at 1 p.m. Three related cases include speeding and public intoxication charges. a baptismal family funeral follows.

Carl T. Smith J. Bayne Burton Addi Cuum Verlin James Phipps Tom Tom Burton Alex Orlan Dee Baxter Fern Dr. Speeding Charles M. Dobelhowen Sherif's Dewey St Gas City Robert L. Williams Ricks St Imesvards Gordon Samuel Hart Muncie K. Phipps William Phipps Rt. 3 Alexandria Reactor Pentacostal Raymond Phipps Kentucky Montia Jenkins Charles Robert Vieto Mary Ruth Phipps Davis and Strickler, Funeral Home Russell Courtney IOOF

Chief Standing Bear to Speak to Kids at Library Meeting

George Lang an Eagle Scout and student of Indian customs will address the vacation reading club Saturday at 3 pm at the Anderson Library. Lang a Sioux Chief Indian dance team member will discuss Plains Indians and has been given the honorary name Wason P Mato Nain meaning Chief Standing Bear. FUGAR ACREAGE Three of the land in Cuba.

Standing Bear George Lang Anderson Library Lang

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Local court dockets list public intoxication and petty offenses

Public intoxication charges against Delamey Franklin Moore and Richard Earl Felton carry fines of $1 and costs. Chester Maurice Boone faces window peeping and disorderly conduct with $1 and costs. James Connelly appears on non-support warrant with dismissed action. Glenn Leap faces petit larceny with $8 and costs. sentence suspended. multiple names and fragmented notes indicate a crowded docket with short-term jail time discussed.

Frankton Delamey Franklin Moore Clitford St Chester Maurice Boone Van Richard Earl Felton W. Th St Edward R. Smith E. Ah Su James Connelly Fletcher St Glenn Leap Madison Ave

Shirley Girl Weds In Church In Shirley Kennard union ends in ceremony

Shirley Benge daughter of Merle and Mrs Benge of Shirley wed Joseph Irwin son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Irwin Renard last Sunday afternoon The ceremony was at Shirley Methodist Church with Rev Paul Trumbauer The pianist Doris Lee from Greensboro soloist Mrs George Smiley of Kennard matron of honor Linda Marie Byers Indiana bridesmaids Mary Rose and Laura Elaine Irwin ushers Kenneth Perry and Lawrence Welsh A reception for 125 followed at the church dining room The bride a 1957 Kennard High School graduate works for Indiana Insurance Co Indianapolis The groom a 1956 Knightstown High School graduate works in Indianapolis After a one week wedding trip to Michigan they will reside in Kennard

Shirley Kennard High Indiana Insurance Co Indianapo Lls Irwin Nightstone High School Indianapolis Michigan Kennard

Quarry Motion Overruled in Contempt Case in Lapel

Circuit Court Judge Russell E. Stewart overruled a contempt motion filed by town attorney William Byer against Standard Materials Company of Lapel. The motion targeted alleged violations of a 1948 injunction regarding quarry blasting, with further hearings set for Wednesday in Circuit Court.

Mower O Standard Materials Company of Lapel Town Board of Russell E. Stewart William Byer John Scott Anderson Circuit

YMCA Activity Schedule Highlights Today

A packed YMCA day lists luncheons at 12:00 with Rotary Exchange and Altrusa chapter events. Dinners start at 6:00 for Mounds Kiwanis, while meetings run at 7:90 for Kappa Delta Phi and swimming sessions fill the morning and afternoon hours.

Rotary Altrusa Mounds Kiwanis Kappa Delta Phi

New Robbery Twist Probed by Anderson Police

Detectives from the Anderson Police Department booked a 47-year-old woman and two youths about 16, alleging a coordinated home invasion theft. Investigators say the trio, coached by an elder boss, targeted homes after occupants died, taking furniture and goods. A second case involves a strongarm robbery on James Tanner with a gold watch and $115 stolen.

Anderson Police Department Elmer Rouse Rube Cox Paul Corya Higgins E. 14Th 3 Jackson St James Tanner Forkner St Isaac Weatherly Sr

Presbyterian Women End Convention in Fayette Indiana

In Fayette Indiana the Presbyterian Women will adjourn after a weeklong session drawing about 5 10 delegates from around the world. An African diplomat urged world diplomats to support peace and keep the Christ yardstick in duties, criticizing colonialism as a key tension cause. Queen Elizabeth II wears coveralls and boots to visit a Scottish coal mine, going 1700 feet underground to observe miners at work.

Fayette Ind Daniel A. Chapman Ghana United States Stick of Christ United Ins Chapman Isis Rothes Scotland Elizabeth II Prince Pau Pip Euston

Red Cross Election Set in Madison County Chapter

The annual meeting of the Mackson County Chapter of the American Red Cross is scheduled for Tuesday July 8 at 6 p.m. at the YWCA to elect eight board members for a three year term. A disaster dinner will follow at 6:15 prepared by Red Cross volunteers. Harvey H. Klein will discuss disaster planning. reservations may be made by calling 3621 before 5 p.m. July 7.

Mackson County American Red Cross YWCA Julian ‘Glazer Madison County Red Cross Enoch Drumm Harvey H. Klein Montgomery County Dayton Ohio Klein New York City

Adams and Judd to Belgium for World Fair tour

Mrs Era Adams and Mrs Everett Judd of Alexandria plan a July 1 departure for the Belgium World Fair tour. They will fly from Idlewild Airport July 7 with a group visiting 10 countries, visiting relatives in Belgium and meeting other local guests en route.

Alex Belgium Aleandria Eradams Everett Judd Alexandria Thome Kelley Rawlings Mechanicsburg Gordon Svenssen David and Mary Sweetser Donash Karen Donetta James Judd Laurie Estes Roy Thompson Mexandria

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