Area Vocational School Groundbreaking Promises Regional Center
A groundbreaking ceremony marks the start of a $244,000 area vocational center planned to serve 2400 students and adults from Madison, Hancock, and Hamilton counties. The facility will offer three shift, three‑hour instruction in postsecondary and technical courses, with space for up to 09 students and extensive vocational equipment. Local officials including State Superintendent Wells and Anderson leaders spoke on shared time programs and future expansion while construction crews move on site.
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Oe Sencinsath
UHS
Doyle
W. Mamming
Anderson
Wells
Indiana
Pen
Ebbert
Cincinnati
Sathtide
Brown
Allj
Supty Thomas Thomas Jr
Alexandria-Mourae
Supt
Dale Prough
Metropolit” Ian
Madison County
I George Glenn
Wanees
Hancock Casin i
Andersen
Anderson Center
Andesan Center
Edward Foggs
Fbderil
Flapagan
Lwsr
Youths Arrested in Vandalism Spree on Anderson West Side
Police reported 17 youths ages 17 to 19 were arrested for malicious trespass after smashing glass at Hert TL ice cream shop and Shell service station on 16th Street and Madison Avenue. A second group of 10 youths aged 14 to 19 caused a disturbance in a Shell station lobby while processing. Bond set at 100 dollars each. hearings continued for seven detained earlier.
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Anderson
West Side
16Th Street
Madison Avenue
Segral
Iebert Hi
Norning
Nis
Hert Tlwens
Ancoia St
Madison
Joyle Wright
Pelle
Stat Oa
Ane Fiprson
Robbery Reported by Hitchhiker Near Pendleton
An unidentified hitchhiker claiming residence in Canada said two assailants robbed him of $125 about a mile and a half south of Pendleton police post. The man, described as hippie with face pants and a beard, provided little other detail. A second fragment mentions unrelated grocery items and recipes.
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Indiana
Canada
Pendleton Palice Pos
Meda
Bartlet
Fireworks warnings issued ahead of Independence Day
Local and county officials warned residents to handle fireworks with extreme care and to follow safety instructions. Chief Bowman noted only one serious burn this summer, while two Madison County children died last year from sparklers igniting clothing. Sheriff Joe Brogdon stressed prosecution for violators and scootered displays requiring permits. State fire marshal listed legal items and approved display venues and dates for holiday weekend events.
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Bown
Bowman
Muncie
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Brogden
Crogdon
Inriwat
Anderson Country Club
Anderson
Edgewood Cowlry Club
North Drive-In
Kitbuck Park
Miwood
John Moore
Olds i Mobile
Aid Syndicate
Plan to study Mounds Park structures and possible tunnel
State Starts Cash and Fing Pee Daw rantime wach punter, Oleksy vai Scott and his committer, approached the National Resources Department earlier this year with a request for an archaeologist stationed at the park full time. A scientist would investigate the nine known structures at Mounds Park and those yet to be discovered. One theory suggests a tunnel from the bluff over the White River to the great mound. The draft drainage from the ditch may reveal a circular form indicating a tunnel with a sealed cave overlooking the river. The $2 million estimate has not yet been appropriated. the department plans to request funds on the master plan. A master plan by Mills, Whitry and Brooks is in progress. Improvements slated for completion 1970-75 include remodeling the Bromenborg home as a museum, paving a parking lot near the gate, and remodeling the main pavilion into an orientation center.
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Oleksy Vai Scott
Nata
Mounds Park
White River
Dickey
Nex
Milles
Jury List Continues With Numerous Names Across Towns
A lengthy continued jury list names dozens of jurors spanning Fortville Pendleton Markleville Anderson and many other communities. The roster includes Anderson Billie Elios Barbara Kesen Margarete Eg ete Ruby Alte Hari W. Nya son Bertie C. Bertram and Corene Kuklenski along with numerous others across Fortville Frankton Lapel Middletown Summitville and Kitwood final entries list individuals such as David Cunningham Royal Clare Harrison and Russell Davis among many more.
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Grand Davy Anderson
Billie Elios
Barbara Kesen
Margarete Egete
Ruby Alte
Hari W. Nyason
Bertie C. Bertram
An Corene Kuklenski
Elwort
Jay Keith Berkley
Warren T. Kiauer
Frances ¥. Reman
Fortvidea
Denny Balancer
Franklin
Doris Buynell
Markleville
Kenneth E. Gray
Pendleton
Max Hunt
Nancy Wood
Pat
Ralph Beamer
Edward Burton
Wanda Audergan
Ronald Alleman
Virginia Boyles Vauk Homer
Barbara Gindey
Willem McBride
Jess Rishon
Paul Mr. Abshire
Donald Freso
Sandra Heard
John S. Jones
Haun Childers
Atarjorie Fesley
David Carpenter
Neltie Lou’ Baroni
Norma Murdock
Jerry Burton
Almeda Hopper
Mary Badgley
Fath J. Burm
Jdoan Brewer
Ada M. Bird
Ginger Kay Alexander
Jackie Meadows
Russell Davis
Swoot
Max M. Mosdy
David Cunningham
Royal Clare Harrison
Dpc
Barett
Jackie Lee Cox
Thelima Hobbs
I June Carol Hoppenrath
Ran W. Witt
Fortville
Donald Bynn
Elisabeth Brunner
Kareni French
Virginia Alfont
Frankton
John Edmonson
iPrederick Beeman
Elmer ‘Anderson
H Lapel
Patricia Fields
John JC. Ackermandr
Clydu
W. Hutte
Haford Boles
Gertrane Beck
Thomas
Barney
Ila Clem
Wiliam AL Cup Vic
Esther Hood
Mina Ebher
Middletown
Raymind Latterbaush
Ashwila Ginder
Jetn Trout
Hazel Nelson
Anders Wills
Luda Young
John van Dusci
Marjorie Noel
Willliam J. Gaksa
Minnie Brattain
Delores Jenkins
Belly J. Kensal
Summitville
Alonga Hi
Vivian Winshate Petit
Aus Superior Court
Alexandriz
David Co
Frank Mtorner
Karbars Garner
Ethel Dyer
Mary L. Mancing
Lalita R. Gaither
Curtis Fills
Warne Googman
Mahe
Karper
Aline Bayer
Stephen K. Grimme
Anderson
Fy Ewing
Charles Alten Baker
Raymond F. Benson
Theda Calvert
Haretry R. Alley
Paulie Burikett
Keethleen Johns
Tarine Combs
Beverly Raper
Maxine Barker
Jesse Brown
Joan Blevins
Teddy Arnold
George Willam Davis
Kenneth Wilson
Katha
Moonville Fourth of July Parade Draws Moonville Crowd
Honorary Mayor Moonville for a day and Armstrong slated to walk on the Maui July 2 as Moonville hosts a parade. The route begins at the Ol ’swimmin’ hole near Killbuck Creek and continues to the Moonville Conservation Club. Contests include a sick race a fat man race a greased pig chase a goat race and a halterin’ contest with 12 entrants reported by Deputy Sheriff Marie Reeman. Chair Gunter touts wide participation with more than 30 entries already and a horse mule team lineup.
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Moonville
Armstrong
Moonville Conservation Club
Marie Reeman
Beeman
Feace
Grand Juvarstal Gunter
Killbuck Creek
Gunter
Waffie
Aram
Linwond Road
Op.t Rox Incine
Arca
Gunner
Paul Noble
Ural
Moonville remembers its vanished era and Fourth of July
Moonville residents recall a vanished town with a dozen families still nearby. They remember a blacksmith shop, a one room school and a dance hall that hosted 1930s bands and fights after excess, now gone. The general store remains boarded up as the Moonville Conservation Club stays open and the town plans its Fourth of July celebration.
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Noble
Leary Noble
Mononvaile
Bocmans
Jarcison
Jones
Quuncans
Moonville
Francis Friggle
Apollo 12 Countdown Demonstration Nears Launch
In Houston Christopher Kraft reports readiness as Apollo 12 prepares for a simulated countdown at Cape Kennedy. The Saturn 5 moonship combo sits ready on the pad with rehearsals ongoing, aiming for a simulated blastoff at 9 32 am EDT Wednesday.
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Houston
Christopher C. Kraft
Moon
Astronaut Control Center
Cape Kennedy
Oceanside
Oceanside Launch Pad At the Time, Atoay
Serviee
Armstrong
Collins
Alben
Anderson civic leader Ronsheim Enminged dies at 72
Former regional director and WWII era recreation chief for USC Clubs and Anderson College activities director, Ronsheim Enminged, age 72, survived by widow Helen Noland Rondsoin, two children Edward J. Ron j sheim Jr and Rosemary Scales, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Visitation today 2 to 5 pm at Harold B Rozelle Funeral Home, funeral Thursday 1 39 pm with Rev Lester Bingham officiating. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Tom Page
Sor
Pee Anderson
Sylent
USC
Anderson College
Central Chrng
Han Churea
Helen Noland Rondsoin
Edward J. Ron Jsheim, Jr
Anderson
Rosemary Scales
Indianapolis
Faily
Harold B. Rozelle
Finneral Gervite
Lester Bingham
Central Christian Church
East Maplesond
Hoosier Market Manager Dies at 51
Mark C. Kimmerling aged 51 of Rt. 3 Frankton native, longtime Hoosier Market manager on 38th and Main, dies Tuesday at Community Hospital after illness. He sponsored bowling and Little League teams, was a HISAA basketball official, and leaves Mildred Hughes a son David, mother Bessie, sister Alis, two grandsons. Burial at Frankton Cemetery with funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. in Lapel. Hoosier Market locations close Thursday 4 to 6 p.m. for services.
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Mark C. Kimmerling
Rt. 3
Community Hospital
Kimmerling
Hoosier Mar|e
Anso
Bessie Kimmerling
Anderson
Alis
Atiola Carrail
David Wayne
Mark Allen Kimmerling
Bishey Brosherg Fae Heral
Lapel
Mortary
Ferry Bailey
Frankton
Marvin Buntin
Joe Rogers
Tom King
Bob Allman
Bob Olive
Ralph Knotts
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Madison area list Vete Myers of Noblesville who died after a fall while cherry picking leading to transfer between hospitals. Survived by widow Alma Myers son Jimmy Joe Myers and others. Burial planned in Lee Memorial Garden Virginia. Revs W H Everly and George Massie noted in regional notices with service details. Summitville burial for Massis at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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George Massie
Summitville
Cady
Ewing Bue
Crarge
I. Massie
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of Charles Kitterman in Noblesville
Charles Kitterman 72 longtime Noblesville resident died Monday at Riverview Hospital A veteran of World War I and member of the American Legion he previously lived in Noblesville since 1925 Final rites today at Coaltrin Funeral Home with minister from First United Methodist Church Interment Crownland Cemetery Surviving are widow Grace a daughter Betty Taylor a son Douglas Kitterman and three grandchildren
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Nobleswillevete Myers
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Riverview Hospital
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Wotlesville
Lee Court
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
Coaltin
Alma Myers
Jimmy Joe Myers
Noblesville
Susie Myers
Pennington Gap
Sturgirl
Lee Memorial Garden Cemetery
Lee County
Nowlesville
Charles Kiteerman
Clinton St
Gerydan
Wel Way
American Legion
Coaltrin Funeral
Lnterment
Crownland Cemetery
Mark Stassing
First United Methodist Church
Grace
Betty
Taylor
Douglas Kitlerman
Worthington
Onis
Prandebilen
Infant Patricia Bailey Died After Auto Accident
Noblesville mourns seven month old Patricia Lynn Bailey who died at Riley Hospital Indianapolis after being fatally injured when a family auto accident occurred at Forest Park. Funeral today at Coal Filin Funeral Home with burial in Grownland Cemetery. Surviving are her parents and sister Margaret Ann plus grandparents James Hoover Noblesville and Blanche Leer formerly of Rigdon.
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Noblesville
Patricia Lynn Bailey
Gary. Bailey
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Forest Park
Ste
Riverview Hospital
Coalfiln
Frank Gilbert
Grownland
Margaret Ann
James Hoover
Anderson Obituaries for Mildred Bell and others
Obituary notices announce Mildred Bell 61 of Rt 2 East Maplewood will be laid to rest at Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton with calling hours today and funeral home services. Also listed are services for Avillur Kuamapton 0 of 1215 Nichols Ave and infant Shannon Rachelle Pike with arrangements at The Haken Brothers Funeral Home and Grove Lawn Cemetery in Anderson.
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Harold Ti Focella
Mildred
Pat) Bell
East Maplewood
Baker Brothers
Avillur
Kuamapton
Nichol ‘Ave
Grove Lawnl
Pondleton
Anderson Manovial Park
Shannon Rachelle Pike
Rovert
L. Dike
Eli
Seemid St
Haken Brutlers Fyneral
Mrs Mildred Sherry dies in Indianapolis after Anderson roots
Mildred Sherry 66 wife of William Milter Sherry of 6511 Malsonville Rd Indianapolis formerly of Anderson died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. She was active in Riley Club Travel Study Club and Linen chapter of the Wely Club. Surviving are husband and children Gretchen Mane Juetta William Miter Sherry Jr and 10 grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at St Peters and Band Cattyitic Chives Indianapolis with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary tonight at Planner and Brechanan Broad Ripple Mortuary.
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Harriet Keesting
Middletown
Harrig Maurine Keesling
Gongrass St
Tolling Hills
Anderson
Clement
Menry County
Pan
Prorbe
Wilkinson Brotherhood
Sistertlaud
Allen Keesling
San Fernando
Calif
Tandy Keesting
Bill
Carolyn) Keassing
Rt. 1
Mise
Patty ‘Thomas
Ander
Scott
Doris
Gerald iThomas
New Castle
Shirey Farnal sHome
Mechanicsburg
Friend
Mildvert Sherry
William Milter Sherry
Malsonville
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Riley Club
Clu
Linen
Tha Wely Club
Pelwe
Pal Cathe
Vadavehter
Sirs
Gretchen Mane ‘Juetta
Willam Miteler Sherry
Space flight casualty details released after orbit incident
Washington AP reports condition of monkey in orbit is excellent. Family members include sister Mrs Jay and brother Floyd Hegheit. NASA confirms a niece and other relatives. Funeral plans noted in Wortville as experts monitor conditions and await final word today.
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Washington
Rane
Jay
Gladys Denney
Fortville
Floyd Hegheit
National
Aeronnit
Giahapalis
Nesties
Anit’ Space Administration
Wortville
Indianapolis
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George Tice
Harry Hoover
Richard Smith
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Oryilte K. Jarrell
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Lester A. Gosrell
Martha Engle
I Anderson
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Leroy Benetiel
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Smith
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Hughett
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Arthur Frampton
Pike Infant
Mrs. Mildred Sherry
Joseph Turner
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Ars
Matt L. Twner
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Stord Chapter
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American Society of Woman Account
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Natalie
Hornp
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Bee
Dinduetor
Mohawk Garpet
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