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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
1
Members of the Anderson Rotary Club head to Wilbur Hulse farm southwest of town for the annual picnic this evening. Supper at 4 30 p m followed by entertainment with program chairman George W Griffith coordinating activities.
Country Cousins 4 H group toured Emge s plant after a brief meeting. They cleaned papers and trash along Ind 67 as a service project. The next meeting on July 14 will feature miniature golf and the second book check at Debra Manning s home.
James M. Petty, 21, of Ingalls, was charged in City Court with carrying a concealed weapon intoxication and public indecency. He was arrested Saturday July 4 around 6 p.m. at the Anderson Free Fair. Elizabeth Gilmore Weddle named to Dean's List at Indiana Central College for second semester 1863 64.
An Anderson mother Doris Emmielee Lane age 27 and her three children were hurt when brakes failed and the car left the road striking water pipes for a city line on West 29th Street. The children Dwight Michael and David suffered head or knee injuries and Gertrude Zion was also mildly hurt after hitting a utility pole. In another crash on Ind 37 north of the junction with 28, Mrs J B Blackman was injured when her husband lost control on wet pavement and crashed into a fence and field. she endured facial lacerations and a back injury and was taken to Mercy Hospital.
Heavy rain after the Fourth of July weekend sparked a three vehicle crash near Michigan City, Indiana, killing two sailors. Also reported is the death of Mrs Catherine M Post at 1010 unset Drive, Stockholm, Sweden, after a cerebral hemorrhage during a European tour. Mrs Post, 1010 unset Drive, Madison County native, leaves a daughter Ann Fitzsimmons and two grandsons.
Laird leads Republican platform talks focusing on unified attack on President Johnson. Weather forecast calls for isolated thundershowers Tuesday with highs near 90. A double fatality on U S 20 involved Wilbert Stefan and John Burrill of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Funeral arrangements listed for the deceased with services Saturday at First Presbyterian Church and burial in West Maplewood Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
Mrs Sally Kreegar and Helen Reegar of 6E Main Chesterfield participate in the Indiana University annual Writers Conference this week on the Bloomington campus. All students were selected based on manuscripts submitted.
U S exports climbed to 2 052 100 000 in May, up from 2 046 000 000 in April. For the first five months, exports logged an annual rate of 24.6 billion, about 16 percent above 1983 year to date, though early 1963 was hit by a dock strike.
Lee Fidler reports the city and township school boards consider merging official action. The board approves advertising bids for Reynolds Gas Building remodeling into a vocational shop area with at least seven new classrooms in phase one.
Simpson taken to L C Mays Funeral Home after passing. Friends will be received after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Baptist Church officiated by Rev. George Pearson. Burial planned at East Maplewood Cemetery.
A lightning bolt hit a Logansport utility transformer Monday afternoon cutting power to the west side with no immediate restoration. Cass County Memorial Hospital remains in standby power for emergencies. surgical patient Miss Louise Davis of 2613 Meridian Street was admitted to Community Hospital for planned surgery.
The article notes a petition threshold of 55 percent of registered voters within the proposed district and discusses political maneuvers around civil rights positions and party platform planks affecting representation. It mentions Scranton seeking a rights-centred plank and Goldwater's stance provoking debate, with focus on local school board formation processes and related notices.
A cluster of Anderson obituaries outlines Melanie Doughty wife of Philip Doughty born 1940 died at Community Hospital with funeral set at Paseo Memorial Mortuary Greenfield. George C Hockett 31 of Cleveland Clinic died after long illness. Ella Shimer Mitchell McCreary 87 of Anderson died at New Haven Nursing Home with services at Jackley Funeral Home. Matilda Pursley 87 of Anderson died at home with services at Rollepe Cemetery near Maxwell. Mildred Schumacher former Andersen High School teacher died in Kansas City Missouri. Ernest Druley 60 funeral at Needham Funeral Home Marion. Wayne Johnson 61 New York City native with services in Pendleton Grove Lawn Cemetery. Lester Balingall 77 Scatterfield Rd., services at Rozelle Funeral Home.
Ralph E Campbell 58 of 4905 Main St died Saturday at home after 25 years with Delco Remy Division. Services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home are pending with burial to follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
Town Marshall Caplinger pursued a man who fled on foot after abandoning his car. The suspect, Way Welfe, 47, of Greensville, was chased from a tavern to a church parking lot and apprehended while attempting to enter parked vehicles.
From Pare Que Minn 60 miles south of Atiko kan, last Wednesday a canoe trip with two boys ended in tragedy when their craft was swept over Splitrock Falls in fast water. Fathers accompanied them. police say names of the fathers are unavailable. Search teams could not drag the bodies from the rapids. Skin dig gers were being called in.
Article notes proposed multi nation UN police force under Articles 42 43 would include the United States Britain France Nationalist China and other Western Communist and non aligned states with the Soviets paying a share of costs while arrears past Congo payments are mentioned. Also mentions James R Allen named to Tri State College honor list and new camera repair hours.
Martha Ellen Burdette 78 of 19 S Broadway Pendleton died at home Sunday Born September 21 1885 in Green Township near Alfont she belonged to Fortville Christian Church Eastern Star and Sisterhood in Fortville Her brother James Denton of Fortville survives funeral conducted at 10 am today Cornell Bright Funeral Home Rev Orrin Manifold burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville Friends may call at the funeral home
Dell Hart Hartsock 25 of 1878 Mulberry St. Noblesville was fatally injured Saturday while unloading a rail car of wheat for the Cleveland Grain Company. He was submerged when the car shifted, rescued by the Noblesville Fire Department, and died at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis at 6 20 p.m. after two hours of treatment. He had just two days on the job and recently arrived from Pennington Gap Virginia. His body was sent to Coaltring Funeral Home and then to Sturgill Funeral Home in Pennington Gap for burial.
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