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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1972

Page

2

Fire Chief Outlines Summer Safety and Fireworks Warnings

Assistant Fire Chief William Stoops warns summertime hazards rise with fireworks and campfires. He cites injuries to thousands during Fourth of July celebrations and urges spectator viewing, tighter enforcement of the model fireworks law, safer clothing near flames, careful barbecue and campfire practices, and strict supervision of children. He also offers storm safety tips and home fire precautions for vacation lodging and cabins.

William Stoops Anderson Stoops United States National Fire Protection Association Chief Sroops

Nuclear Pacemakers Approved For Human Trials In US

The Atomic Energy Commission and Veterans Administration announce the first U S human tests of nuclear powered cardiac pacemakers at Buffalo New York The VA hospital has permission to implant several devices in patients over the coming six months with up to ten implants planned and with reports due every six months.

Washington Veterans Administration Hospital Buffalo N.Y America Atomic Energy Commission Europe Supreme Court William C. Douglas AEC Society Alcatel of France French Atomic Energy Commission United States

Passing Motorist Shotguns Girl in Joy Killing

Joyce Ann Huff, 4, was killed by a shotgun blast from a passing car in Hawaiian Gardens California. Deputies label the case a possible joy killing with no motive found. Witnesses saw a light colored car with three or four men. a similar vehicle had been seen earlier. A statewide search followed.

Los Angeles Joyce Ann Huff Hawaiian Gardens Robert Wood

Nation Celebrates 200th Birthday Events Across Nation

The Associated Press reports Fourth of July celebrations nationwide include Tom Sawyer Day in Hannibal with a fence-painting contest and raft race, a patriotic NBC telecast led by Bob Hope in Oklahoma City, Angeles National Forest camps packed, Yellowstone bracing for heavy traffic, Nixon set for a 12:30 p.m. radio address, Attica inmates to hold an outdoor picnic with music and desserts.

Associated Press Hannibal Mark Twain Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn Mississippi River Oklahoma City Bob Hope NBC California Angeles National Forest Yellowstone National Park Nixon White House San Clemente Calif Ronald Ziegler Attica State Prison New York Buffalo N.Y

New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospitals

Birth announcements list several families welcoming newborns. At St Johns Hospital Mr and Mrs Lucius Bailey gain a girl. Duncan Brin duse have a boy. James Grimes a girl. Richard Patterson a boy. Arthur Baker a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Douglas Barrett a girl. Ralph Miller a girl. Ernest Weaver and Darrel Watson a boy. Richard Dick a boy. Larry Byrd a boy.

St. John’s Hospital Lucius Bailey Cedar Duncan Brinduse Rt. 2 James Grimes Pendleton Richard Patterson E. 39Th St Arthur Baker Ind Community Hospital Douglas Barrett Crystal Ralph Miller Alexandria Ernest Weaver Darrel Watson Richard Dick Mounds Rd Larry Byrd Fairview

Violence by Children Examined as a Social Issue

In a discussion on child violence experts note cases range from abuse effects to environmental triggers. Washington police report a modest rise in youth crimes in the early 1970s, with most under 12 involving vandalism burglary and larceny.

Solnit Washington District of Columbia J. R. Jenkins Chicago Philadelphia Lt. Jenkins Edward Smith Smith Surgeon General United States

Anderson Area Deaths Oscar Woods and Mabel Smith

Oscar Bud Woods 69 of Rt 6 died Monday at St John s Hospital after months of illness. He was a retiree of Anderson Art Glass and a Seventh Day Adventist. Survived by wife Edith son James of Calhoun Ga brother Emerson and two grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. today and 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Mabel B Smith 84 of 167 Nursery Rd died 10:45 p.m. Saturday at St John s Hospital after extended illness. Delco Remy retiree and Noble Street United Methodist Church member. Survived by daughter Maxine Smith son Leland R Smith Sr and grandson Leland R Smith Jr all of Anderson brother C A Bennett of Troy Mich and two great grandchildren Jennie and Jill. Services by Rev Warren Roark 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Oscar Bud) Woods St. John’s Hospital Anderson Art Glass Seventh Day Adventists Anderson Mabel B. Smith Nursery Rd Delco-Remy Noble Street United Methodist Church Maxine Smith Leland R. Smith Sr Leland R. Smith Jr C. A. Bennett Troy, Mich Jennie Jill Warren Roark Baker Brothers Funeral Home East Maplewood Cemetery Marion Vetter Raible Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Lapel Guide First United Methodist Church Elks Lodge 209 Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity Afl-Cio Madison County Young Republicans Nell Sue Carol Roy Gaston Lawrence Wilmington N.C Hazel Dane Kokomo Rozelle Funeral Home Jim Lantz Lloyd Lambert Memorial Park Cemetery Friends the Elks Clarence J. Kerlin Kerlin Fifth Street United Methodist Church Harlan Hartford City Joseph Kerlin Richmond Markim John Paul Jones Greenwood Cemetery

Palmer Davis obituary and multiple funeral notices

Palmer Davis 73 of Route 2 Elwood died Sunday at Mercy Hospital after a short illness. He was a retired farmer and school teacher, World War I veteran, and First United Methodist Church member. Survivors include wife Lucy Frenery Davis two sons John and James, a brother Paul, and two grandchildren. Arrangements with Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Elwood for Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Rev William Mathys to conduct services and burial in St Paul Memorial Park Cemetery.

Elwood Palmer Davis Mercy Hospital First United Methodist Church Lucy Frenery Davis John James Danville Ill Paul Forrest Copher and Fesler Funeral Home William Mathys St. Paul

Armor Burgan dies at 89 in Fairmount nursing home

Armor Burgan, 89, of Rt. 1 Fairmount, died Sunday at Marion Nursing Home where he had been a patient for a week. A Kokomo native, he lived on a farm 22 years and was a retired farmer. Surviving are wife Adah, son Max Burgan of Tipton, daughter Eva Tucker of Fort Wayne, four grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.

Fairmount Armor Burgan Rt. 1 Marion Kokomo Little Ridge Adah Max Burgan Tipton Emery Eva) Tucker Fort Wayne

Three Muncie Teens Injured In Accident

Three Muncie teenagers James Hughes 16 George Hughes 17 and Roger Hopper 17 were treated and released at St Johns Hospital after a two truck collision at the 23rd and Noble streets intersection. The van they rode in ran a traffic signal and struck a semi driven by Charles Medsher of Indianapolis. Medsher was not hurt. The crash occurred about 1 p m.

Muncie St. John’s Hospital 23Rd Noble Streets James Hughes George Hughes Roger Hopper Rt. 4 Charles Medsher Schoen Drive Indianapolis Medsher

Theft at Sunoco service station on Ind. 32

Madison County police report a theft overnight Sunday at the Sunoco service station at Ind. 32 and Lone Oak Road. About $900 was taken from the safe with no signs of forced entry.

Sunoco Ind. 32 Lone Oak Road Madison County

Local Residents Named in Adjoining Notices

Rosanna Zettel of Alexandria and Joan Scholl of Connersville are listed with Nancy Herridge of Anderson and Patrick Ayers of Muncie. Also named are Donna Eden of Orestes and Philip Prophet of Alexandria. Marilyn Mellwain and Jeffery Stump, both of Anderson, are included.

Rosanna Zettel Alexandria Joan Scholl Connersville Nancy Herridge Anderson Patrick Ayers Muncie Donna Eden Orestes Philip Prophet Marilyn Mellwain Jeffery Stump

Infant son of Kennedy family dies at birth

Damon Dirk Kennedy infant son of Jan Rector Kennedy and George Kennedy Jr. dies at birth at St. John’s Hospital. Survived by brother Dion Klark sister Deidra Kay and grandparents Madalyn Kennedy Anderson Mary Rector Baltimore Ralph Rector Terre Haute. Funeral at Baker Brothers Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Rev. John K. Summers officiating. Burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Burial preparations at the funeral home from 11 a.m. to 12 noon Wednesday.

Chesterfield Damon Dirk Kennedy Jan Rector) Kennedy George Kennedy Jr Anderson Ave St. John’s Hospital Plant Delco-Remy Anderson Dion Klark Deidra Kay Madalyn Kennedy Mary Rector Baltimore Ralph Rector Jeanette Taylor Terre Haute Baker Brothers Funeral Home John K. Summers Old Community Church Mechanicsburg

George A. Farmer 65 dies after lingering illness

George A. Farmer of Route 1 dies Monday at Ball Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A farmer and former custodian at Alexandria Monroe High School, he retired in 1971. Survived by wife Inez, daughter Dora Cleever, son Norman Farmer, two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Services at Earl M. Kyle Funeral Home 10 a.m. with Rev. Phillip Blake. interment Hawk Cemetery Yorktown. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Gaston George A. Farmer Rt. 1 Ball Memorial Hospital Alexandria-Monroe High School Madison County Inez James Dora) Cleever Alexandria Norman Farmer

Death of Ethyl Peacock at 93 in Knightstown

Ethyl L. Peacock, 93, died after a three week illness at Henry County Memorial Hospital New Castle. Lifelong Pendleton Knightstown area resident member of Knightstown Christian Church and Greensboro Eastern Star. Survived by daughter Emma Krueger Tampa Fla son Lewis Peacock Carmel four grandchildren six great grandchildren one great great grandchild. Services Wednesday 10 a m Butcher Funeral Home Knightstown Rev Martin McFarland burial Glen Cove Cemetery friends may pay respects after 1 p m today at funeral home with Eastern Star services tonight.

Knightstown Ethyl L. Peacock Henry County Memorial Hospital New Castle Pendleton

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