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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1955

Page

4

Watch Taken By Two Hotel Guests

Evansville Indiana two Lincoln Hotel guests who checked out early Sunday stole 300 dollars from the cash drawer and 85 dollar watch from the night clerk. The men forced the clerk to open the safe and take them to the manager's apartment but fled before police arrived. The clerk and manager describe the robbers as about 20 years old and armed.

Evansville Ind Lincoln Hotel Milton L. Bauermeister Lewis Moore Moore Bauermeister

Lions Club Holds Installation in Summitville

Summitville Lions Club hosted a dinner at the Top Hat Café for installation of officers with Al Baumgartner of Alexandria as installing officer. New officers named were President George Johnson and vice presidents James DeLong William VanNess Warner Morgan. Secretary James Kurtz. Treasurer Grover VanNess. Tail Twister Paul DuPony. About seventy members and guests attended. Special music came from a WHBU radio musician. Also noted were local moves and school news including the Hanna family's relocation, the 1927 Summitville High School class picnic at Marion, and local illnesses and recoveries including Carl Stanley's hospital return and Laff Cox's illness.

Summitville Summitville Lions Club Top Hat Cafe al Baumgartner Alexandria George Johnson James DeLong Wm. VanNess Warner Morgan James Kurtz Grover VanNess Paul DuPony WHBU Paul Hanna Vinson East Walnut Street Hanna Colfax Indiana Roy M. Short Summitville High School Marion Charles Cartwright Ronald Tomlinson Indianapolis Emery Wyant Lapel Zip Yarling Lancaster Ohio Frank Thomas Fort Wayne Luther Payne Montpelier Altus Stitts Fairmount Charles Harris Frances Heaton Warren Elizabeth Hensley Juanita Winger Sue Winger Judy Zehring Darwin Woodruff Carl Stanley Methodist Hospital

Dinner for Homemakers 55 Attends Salem Club Meeting

Mrs Ralph Moreland Mrs Lola Wells Kiger Mrs James Hartzell Mrs Ralph Hough Mrs Nellie Orebaugh Mrs Nellie Moore and Miss Josie Minnick hosted the Salem Homemaker's Home Demonstration Club dinner at 6 30 in the Pike Peak Church for about 25 members and 30 guests. Music and contests by the Strickler family of Muncie followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Ralph Reed.

Daleville Ralph Moreland Lola Wells Kiger James Hartzell Ralph Hough Nellie Orebaugh Nellie Moore Josie Minnick Salem Strickler Muncie Ralph Reed Jean Gardner Anderson Ralph Ballinger Raymond Shirey George Farrow Cleveland Ohio Margaret Rinker Arlene Joyce Ellen Ada Rinker Edna Ballinger Raymond Rinker Adah Rinker

Dictionary project aims to ease medical terms for Scandinavians

Scandinavian physicians and pharmacists study creating a common medical terms dictionary for wide recognition. A Scandinavian pharmacopoeia has been under preparation for years. The essential heart-starting chemical mechanism remains intact even after hours without beating.

Copenhagen

Around The World In Home Style Is Trend

The 1955 summer furniture markets in Chicago preview global inspired trends for homes. Italian provincial and Scandinavian designs emphasize light finishes and clean lines for living spaces, with storage, easy maintenance, and comfort prioritized. Oriental influence and modern cross country styles add color, versatile pieces, and multi room fit.

Chicago Spain California Paris

Hospital Dismissals List Names Families Released

Dismissed yesterday from St. Johns Hospital are Walter Spangler 11 son of Mr and Mrs George Spangler Rt 1 Anderson Mrs Bobbie Shive and infant son 306 W 22nd St Mrs Burnley Spencer and infant daughter 104 College Haven Mrs Flora Hardacre 1905 Winding Way J T Dick Dick Gaston Ivan Murphy 828 N Parkway Dr Louis Luger Alexandria Mrs Frances Utley 2240 Louise St Dorothy Downey 1604 Johnson Ave Mrs Linda Busby Rt G Anderson Mrs Esther Narkvitich Alexandria Miss Diana Dodd 5 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Dodd 2416 Jefferson St

St. John’s Hospital Walter Spangler George Spangler Anderson Bobbie Shive W. 22Nd St Burnley Spencer College Haven Flora Hardacre Winding Way J. T. Dick Dick Gaston Ivan Murphy N. Parkway Louis Luger Alexandria Frances Utley Louise St Dorothy Downey Johnson Ave Linda Busby Esther Narkvitich Diana Dodd Gerald Dodd Jefferson St

Glaucoma Prevalence Reported for Adults Over Forty

In Chicago a study shows about two percent of people over 40 have glaucoma, a potentially blinding eye disease. The condition is sometimes inherited, and twelve percent of relatives of glaucoma patients are affected.

Chicago

Dublin Plans Center for Blind Workshops

Dublin aims to create municipal workshops for the blind with a $280000 center to showcase handiwork and operate a marketing system. The project signals new municipal support for visually impaired residents and local crafts.

Dublin Center

Control Teams Fight Parasites Across Thailand

Six control teams work nationwide to study parasitic diseases and implement prevention measures. Up to sixty percent of Thailand's population is affected to some degree by these illnesses.

Bangkok Thailand

Army Lowers Height Requirement for Recruits

CANBERRA The Royal Australian Army lowered the minimum height for recruits from five feet four inches to five feet two inches to broaden the recruiting field and attract more candidates.

Canberra Royal Australian Army

Soybean Crop Gains 25 Percent in 1954 Harvest Record

Washington reports a record soybean crop of 331 million bushels in 1954, up 25 percent from 1953 and 11 percent above the 1950 high, while a separate note estimates if all earth ice melted sea levels could rise about 100 feet.

Washington United States Earth

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