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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
6
Maude M Heaton 81 died at a daughter’s home Mrs. Russell Hollowell 1603 So D St The Copher and Fesler funeral home will conduct a 2 p m Friday service Reverend Fisher of Maron will officiate Burial follows at Knox Chapel Cemetery Point Isabel
Three Elwood men enlisted in the U S Navy at Anderson in June. Gerald Tate Reeves and Charles Francis Robinette from Wendell L. Willkie High School were sent to Great Lakes for basic training. Edward Paul Jones reenlisted and was sent to Fort Mandan Little Creek Virginia.
Elwood social group hosts a brief meeting led by Mrs Wyatt with Mrs Anna Wyatt presiding. Members outline a bag sale at the traction station and plan to attend the Fifth District Mothers of World War II meeting at Marion Veterans Hospital. An annual picnic for patients and staff is set at noon in the hospital grove, with pie donations coordinated by Mrs Schafer. The next meeting is scheduled for July 17 with location to be announced.
Alexandria readers learn of funeral services for Mrs Helen Weaver aged 46 wife of Harry Weaver to be held this forenoon at nine o clock at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Fr Robert Sorg officiating. Interment is planned in the local cemetery.
Elwood judge fines a driver after a three-vehicle crash at Main and 9th streets. Minor damage reported. Mercy Hospital notes show dismissals and births as local incidents span through the day with several residents cited for traffic signal violations.
Dismissals listed from St. John's Hospital include Bernice Eshelman Richard Harmes Clarence Pettigrew Jessie Wilson Martha Carroll Herb Kidwell and daughter James Fetz and daughter Charles Rissey and son Jerry Shively and daughter Jimmy Lee Griffin and son Therrell Cotton and son Audrey Spaulding Betty Degner plus Mayor Ralph Ferguson Novellelle Miles Keith Jones Alma Curry and others. A church reception followed a memorial service for Sara Jane Smitley Cotton with guests named. Personal mentions cover visits from R C Mason and others and hospital transfer for Mary Wood. Swimming lessons begin at Beulah Park with Harold Thompson directing for beginners and potential adult classes. Lifesaving awardees announced for senior and junior groups. Dr Benson noted as author and educator in Sunday School promotion. The Rev M K Millikan leads Goodwin church. NSF funds support Great Lakes research with two vessels. dances at 92 Charleston Club.
A Sunday evening songfest is set for 7 30 at Bible Christian Church 2103 Madison Ave with noted singers featured and public attendance open. The event is presented by the Church of Christ.
Kentucky's coal output surpasses the combined total of France and Spain over a two year period. The report highlights Kentucky as a leading coal producer ahead of major European rivals.
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