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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1962

Page

8

FHA Moves Against Deceptive Housing Ads

Washington FHA warns builders use used car style advertising for shell houses and urges field offices to act. It cites ads offering low down payments with interior work required by buyers and notes a dispersed spread from New York to Louisiana and the West Coast. The agency says it can approve contracts for labor in lieu of cash if buyers show ability to perform work.

Washington UPI Federal Housing Administration FHA Federal Trade Commission New York Louisiana

Duo Decum Club Holds Meeting in Summitville

The Duo Decum Club gathered at Mrs. Helen Cartwrights home with guests Berdena Young Lovia Vetor and Lilly Warner. Four 4 H Homemaking Club girls won prizes at Lapel with Pat McMahan and Carol Robinson first and second in Clothing and Sharon Merrill Judy Morris third and fifth in Foods. McMahan and Robinson advance to district judging in Delaware County July 16. Rolla Dean is hospitalized in Anderson. Rita and Van Joyner of Alexandria visit with grandparents. Federal Trade Commission cited shell ads abuses and deceptive pricing in listings from Los Angeles to Texas and Mississippi.

Summitville Duo Decum Club Helen Cartwright Berdena Young Lovia Vetor Lilly Warner Irena Black Mesdames Grace Shores Lucille Thurston Mildred 4-H Lapel Pat McMahan Carol Robinson Sharon Merrill Judy Morris Miss McMahan Miss Robinson Delaware County Rolla Dean St. John’s Hospital Anderson Rita and van Joyner Alexandria Merc Y Tauliance Marlay Federal Trade Commission Shell Paul Woodruff Los Angeles Calif Clyde Tras Denny FHA Harold Dickerson Kim Mike Johnson Ing Texas Mississippi

Maude Heaton Dies At Elwood Home

Maude M. Heaton 81 of 1603 S C St Elwood died at 12 30 p m after months long illness. She was the last of 13 Bratton children born near Rigdon March 23 1881 and married to Will C Heaton. Survived by three daughters Mrs Russell Hollowell Mrs Inez Hackleman and Mrs Raymond Marshall a son Kenneth and a Navy grandson Larry Heaton. Funeral home arrangements pending.

Inez Hackleman Campo Calif Raymond Marshall Marion Kenneth Cincinnati Larry Heaton Navy Copher and

Lena Moore Services Tomorrow Afternoon

Elwood funeral notices announce Lena Moore 76 of 1635 S A St will have services at First Baptist Church at 2 p m Friday with Rev R W Sage. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Copher and Fesler Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Elwood Lena Moore S. A St First Baptist Church R.W. Sage Elwood City Copher and Fesler Lehman Services Gertrude Lehman North Side Nursing Home R. W. Wooten Pilgrim Holiness Church Elwood City Cemetery

Elwood Infant Dies At Birth. Funeral Planned

George Frederic Ellis infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis of Elwood died at Mercy Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Survived by three sisters Marcia Tamara Micheli two brothers Michael Nicholas and many relatives. Body to Clark Chapel with graveside rites Thursday at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev. Gordon Kester.

Elwood George Frederic Ellis George Ellis 11Th St Mercy Hospital Marcia Tamara Micheli Michael Nicholas Fred Fowler Dorothy Phillips Skilesville Mich Clark Chapel Elwood City Cemetery Gordon Kester First Presbyterian Church

Soviet Union calls for U S forces to withdraw from South Vietnam

In Moscow a Soviet note to Britain urged immediate withdrawal of all United States military advisers and removal of the American mission from South Vietnam. Tass quoted the note saying urgent measures are essential to normalize the country.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States South Viet Nam Britain Russia North Viet Nam Tass Kremlin Washington U.S Viet Nam

Hospital Dismissals From St. Johns Include Dozens

Dismissed patients from St. Johns Hospital include William Girton Markleville John S Chirmar 114 E Oak Lester Brooks 3536 Windsor Way Vernon Whitmill Daleville Mary Clark Alexandria Hendricks Daughterly 1818 Broadway Robert Doles 1601 W 10th Frances Wildener and son 4207 Brown Harold Portwood and son 536 Elmhurst Buddy Short and daughter 2602 Fletcher Richard Gill and son 4116 Brown Wendell McClendon and daughter Wilkinson Robert Ginder 7037 Columbus Ave James Hardin and daughter 32 Ringwood Way Robert Holman and son Ex i Leon Smith and daughter 3009 Helms Robert Smock and son Orestes Harry Landis 2228 Franklin Herman King Daleville Paul Showalter 219 Walnut Rolla Dean Summitville Ray Lehman 916 Main.

St. John's Hospital William Girton Markleville John S. Chirmar Oak Lester Brooks Windsor Way Vernon Whitmill Daleville Mary Clark Alexandria Hendricks Broadway Robert Doles W. 10Th Frances Wildener and Son Brown Harold Portwood Elmhurst Buddy Short Fletcher Richard Gill Wendell McClendon Wilkinson Robert Ginder Columbus Ave James Hardin Ringwood Way Robert Holman Leon Smith Helms Robert Smock Orestes Harry Landis Frank

Clock Foster Vows In Church Summitville

Clock Foster couple united in the Summitville Methodist Church with Rev. John Pattison officiating. The ceremony joined Miss Alber ta Louise Clock and Larry Joe Foster of Summitville on Sunday afternoon. Attendees included local families, funeral attendees for John Allman, and visitors from Marion and Los Angeles. Local news notes cover hospital arrivals and a Baptist Women’s Bible class gathering with hostesses and prayers.

Summitville Alberta Louise Clock Barton Clock Larry Joe Foster Joseph Foster Methodist Church John Pattison Herbert Tomlinson L. D. Allman LeeRoy Allman Muncie John Allman Louis Hurt Mark Allen Marion General Hospital Day Harvey Marion Paul Woodruff Los Angeles Calif John Crull The Baptist Church Virgil Farmer Faye Bear Elizabeth Hinton Sarah Street Minnie Allen Maxine Thurston Elsie Ayers Velma Farmer Golda Crull

McWilliams Redding Vows Repeated In Capital Church

Daleville social notes report the June 20 wedding of Daleville native McWilliams to Nancy Redding at University Park Christian Church Indianapolis. Local guests include families of McWilliams and Redding plus several Daleville residents. Other gatherings feature TWC Club bridge at a Route 67 motel and recent dinners hosted by John Wright and Sam Cunningham with regional attendees.

Daleville Gary McWilliams Floyd McWilliams Nancy Redding Paul Redding Middletown University Park Christian Church Indianapolis Everett Bowman Ralph Martin Everett Zirkle Henry Richman Charles Selby Nancy John Lambert James Lambert Stelia McWilliams Francis Baker Everett McWilliams Bill Bowman Wardell Zirkle Myrneth Richman TWC Club Joseph Walker Route 67 Byron Michaels Goldie Rinker Clyde McKee Errett Bowman John Wright W. W. Wright Fort Lauderdale Fla Thomas Hyatt William Wright Robert Dare Kevin and Mark Earl Wright Anderson Wright Motto Pipley Sam Cunningham John Reed

Illinois State Police Charged With Accepting Gratuities

Sixteen officers in Cook County including two suspended for accepting gratuities from trucking firms. Public Safety Director Ragen said 80 to 90 firms were involved and payments ranged from 400 to 800 dollars yearly. Investigation ongoing. total amounts not yet known.

Springfield Til Cook County Chicago Joseph Ragen Welchmen Regan Ragen

Columbus Manages Perilous Return After Santa Maria Loss

The narrative recounts Columbus facing betrayal by Pinzon on the return voyage. Pinzon claimed false reasons for separation and sought personal glory, while both Nina and Pinta leaked. After rough seas and savage natives, Providence aided a safe turn toward Bermuda and eventual Spain, with record knots logged in January.

Columbus Santa Maria Martin Alonzo Pinzon Pinzon Nina Pinton Paris Spain Continent Providence Bermuda

Internal Decay and Foreign Enemies Cited at Sheridan Fourth

Congressman Richard L. Roudebush spoke at a Sheridan July Fourth event warning that internal decay and foreign foes threaten American freedom. He compared 1960s risks to Revolutionary era dangers and urged courage to protect liberties, faith, and government power limits.

Sheridan Ind Richard L. Roudebush Hamilton County U. S House of Representatives Roudebush Lebanon America Noblesville Ameri’ Roudebush Washington Jefferson Franklin

Folklore by William Wade on regional speech and humor

A humorous discourse on dialect and language quirks. The piece mocks Boston owls and Wordsworth styled speech, contrasting regional expressions with a quip about human anatomy from an American saying.

William Wade

Machines now drive most farm work eclipsing labor and animals

Data shows 1850 shares were 15 percent for manpower labor 79 percent for animals and 6 percent for machines. Today machines perform about 92 percent of all farm tasks, reducing reliance on human and animal labor.

Chicago

Quiet Fourth in Elwood Amid Fireworks Ban

Elwood residents enjoyed a quiet July 4 with rare police activity due to a longstanding fireworks ban. The Elwood Country Club held a family dinner and firework display after dark, visible from distant areas, while downtown storefronts featured flags and many homes flew 50 star flags.

Elwood Elwood Country Club Elwood Homes

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