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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

23

Two Sisters Die After Wandering in Florida Orange Grove

In Clermont Florida authorities say two elderly sisters Katherine Fredrich 90 and Louisa 84 wandered for days after leaving home to visit the tax assessor. Katherine was found dying of exhaustion in an orange grove near Clermont and Louisa later was found sleeping in the same grove. Police traced a fruit stand misdirect and a maze of clay roads but could not determine where the sisters slept or ate on the days prior. The car with a quarter tank of gas was found about a mile away. Funeral services for Katherine were scheduled.

Clermont Fla UPI Florida Katherine Fredrich Louisa Katherine Tavares Wiersdale Prentice Tyndal Lake County

Senate votes to pilot food stamps where locals refuse setup

The Senate Agriculture Committee authorized the Agriculture Department to operate food stamp programs in counties lacking local setup with governor approval. The bill sets minimum and maximum eligibility, boosts funding to 750 million this year and 1.5 billion in the next two years, and increases coupon value while charging 50 cents per person for households of five or fewer and 3 dollars for larger families.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Department of Agriculture Authority Senate Agriculture Department

Indictments Dropped at Putnamville Meat Shortage

Putnam County deputy prosecutor said indictments against former Indiana State Farm workers Dr Louis Advincula and Robert Garrison were dismissed Friday but could be sought again. Both were named by the county grand jury May 21 in a meat shortage case at the farm. Judge Francis N Hamilton ordered the quashing Friday on grounds the charges did not specify a sufficient offense.

Greencastle Ind Indiana Putnamville Putnam County Louis Advincula Robert Garrison Grand Jury Putnam Circuit Francis N. Hamilton

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