Madison County 4-H Winners Named for District Contest
Madison County 4-H announced winners in county demonstration and public speaking contests held at Summitville and Duck Creek Township schools. Winners include Lynn Hecht, Deena Chambers, Karen Cassidy, Lynda Sutton, Perry Pershing, Mary Beth Meese, and Terry Williams who will represent the county at the July 14 district event at Madison Heights High School. Cynthia Johnson named first alternate. public speaking topic is Citizens of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Summitville
Duck Creek
Karen Smith
Home Economics
Madison Heights
Lynn ‘Hecht
Deena Chambers
Karen Cassidy
Boone Township
Lynda Sutton
Perry Pershing
Andersson
Mary Beth Meese
Lapel
Terry Williams
Elwood
Cynthia Johnson
Anderson
Dem
Green Township
Cheryl
Carol Painter
Highland
Mary Ann Jones
Lafayette Township
Pennie Williams
Duck Creek Township
Madison Heights High School
Funeral Held for Mrs Jean Tyner in Richmond
Mrs Gerald Nicholson learned of the death of her cousin Mrs Jean Tyner of Richmond. Attending the funeral were Mrs Pansy Leavell of Anderson Mr Austin Mays John Assor and Mrs Nicholson. Others visited or hosted family and friends including Mrs Thelma Moore Mrs Della Dwiggins and Miss Vickie Wise with relatives in Noblesville Culver and Elwood.
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Culver
Vickie Wise
Earl Hazelbaker
Noblesville
Lydia Smith
Montreal
Canada
Oscar S. Smith
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Alice Rice
Francis Kimmerling
Elwood
Smith
Former Anderson Resident Dies In Plane Crash
M Dean Rogers of Canton Oklahoma and his wife Alta were killed in a plane crash near Albuquerque New Mexico while traveling with another couple en route to Las Vegas New Mexico. Rogers piloted the plane which apparently struck a mountainside and wreckage was found 32 hours later. He was the son of Wesley and Lena Rogers and formerly lived in Anderson before moving to Oklahoma. Mrs McCarty will attend double funeral services in Oklahoma for Mr and Mrs Rogers Thursday morning.
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M. Dean Rogers
Canton
Okla
George, McCarty
Fortville
Alta
Alberquerque
N. Mexico
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Rogers
Wesley
Lena Williams Rogers
Oklahoma
Anderson
Fairview
Pontiac
Madison
Hancock County
Ernest Represents Lions At Convention
The Chief Anderson Lions Club sent Mr and Mrs Lynn E Ernest to the 7th Annual Lions International Convention in Toronto Ontario on July 11. The event drew more than 34 000 Lions wives and children, a record attendance, with sessions at Maple Leaf Gardens and Royal York Hotel. Officers for 1964 65 include Claude M DeVaoris Wichita Kansas as President and Dr Walter B Campbell Miami Beach Florida as First Vice President. The next convention will be in Los Angeles California.
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Anderson Lions Club
Lynn E. Ernest
Lions International
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Lion Ernest
Anderson Lions Cis
Miami
Beach
Florida
Aubrey
D. Green
John
Shorty
Powers
George C. Wal
Race
Alabama
Noriman Vincent Peale
Claude M. DeVaoris
Wichita
Kansas
Walter B. Campbell
Miami Beach
Edward M. Lindsey
Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
Jorge Bird
Puerto Rico
Maple Leaf Gardens
Royal York Hotel
Prinece George Hotel
Indiana Delegaton
Los Angeles
California
Goldwater Nomination Debate Shapes Convention Drama
The article describes the Republican convention atmosphere as factions clash over secret ballots and who should lead. It notes Gov. Mark Hatfield as temporary chairman and mentions protestors outside the Cow Palace amid the nomination buzz for Barry Goldwater. Senator Goldwater opposed a key civil rights measure on grounds two major sections were discriminatory.
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Cow Palace
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Goldwater
Wico
Barry Goldwater
Polaris Submarine Strike in Barrow-in-Furness
130 workmen building Britain's first Polaris submarine striking for higher wages and picketing the Armstrong-Vickers plant. plus obituary noting Charles W. Moore 91 of Columbus Avenue Anderson Indiana a retired farmer and longtime church member. He died Monday at St John’s Hospital survived by his son four daughters 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral at Madison Avenue Methodist Church Wednesday 10 a.m. with burial in Miller Cemetery. Friends may call at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today.
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Barrow-In-Furness
England
UPID
Britain
Armstrong-Vicker
Charles W. Moore
Columbus Ave
St. John's Hospital
Madison Avenue
Charles Landis Moore
Chesterfield
Lucille Hammond
Orville Rydman
Anderson
George Shelton
Pendleton
Wilmer Sanders
Phoenix, Ariz
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Robert Bickel
Miller Cemetery
Middletoen
Lima Court Rules Bikini Wearing Not Grounds For Divorce
The Superior Court in Lima, Peru rejects Svetozar Bratzovicich’s divorce petition, ruling that public bikini modeling is not valid grounds for divorce. The judge notes the bikini covers more than a topless suit and references Monica, his French-born wife, who has appeared on TV and in magazines wearing a bikini.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Svetozar Bratzovicich
Brazzo Wicicis
Monica
Contested convention dialogue on Goldwater era issues
The document references civil rights tension and political infighting surrounding Senator Goldwater, with quotes from William W. Scranton urging convention scrutiny and questions to nominees. It also notes editorials on the Bobby Baker case and Hatfield remarks linking to wider national debates on desegregation and labor reform, alongside obituary notices for educator Margaret Mullendare Doles.
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William W. Scranton
Downtown Anderson aims for urban renewal and growth benefits
The Chamber of Commerce marks its 50th year with a civic promotion drive tied to downtown rehabilitation roads traffic control growth potential and the city county building in Anderson. Committees headed by Shoemaker Britton Lewis Birt LaPierre Atkinson Merritt Shoemaker Jr Wilding Wright Swindell and Jackson prepare informational displays and plans for a broader community message.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Shoemaker
Britton
Kenneth Lewis
Howard Birt
Don LaPierre
John Atkinson
Russell Merritt
Robert Shoemaker, Jr
Hatfield cites danger from extremes in GOP platform
The speech denounces both left and right extremes and urges American resolve in foreign policy while criticizing the administration as faulty. Hatfield attacks fear of facts and economics and argues for constitutional safeguards, balanced budgets, and reduced centralization amid calls for extra vigilance against hate groups. Interment is at Anderson Memorial Park.
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Herc Essary
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Communist Party l
Hatfield
Alexandria Man Contested News Review in Local Press
The page reports a woman editor Mrs Mashburn in critical condition at Vanderbilt University Hospital after moving from Shelbyville hospital with ruptured spleen and injuries. Her husband Eugene Mashburn died on arrival at Shelbyville hospital. The Mashburns planned services likely in Vero Beach Florida. Multiple accident reports follow including Eugene and Janet Shaw in critical condition after a three car collision on Markleville Road, with other injured including Harry and Stella Fife and J Wade Throgmorton. Investigations led by local deputies and Indiana State Police. Additional injuries listed from four and three car crashes on nearby roads with several people named and ages. The page includes political pamphlet text opposing monopolies and advocating for fair profits and wages and communism rejection attributed to Republican principles.
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Ver Beach Journal Gazette
Indiana State Police
Harold Ray Noland
Brambie: Way
Lindberg Rd
Arnold Noland
Juanita Mae Laidig
Indianapolis
Martha F. Smith
Douglas E. Smith
Martha Teush
Middletown
Everett Stohler
Hagerstown
38Th St
Mrs Barbara Dean 1935 Shoals resident dies in Anderson
Mrs Barbara Jean Dean 22 of Dearing a resident of Shoals for two years died at 7 am Monday at Davis County Hospital Washington Indiana. She was born in Anderson October 13 1935 a daughter of Joseph and Jennell Porter Hamilton. Surviving are her husband two children Tamara and Cheryl two sisters and other relatives. Funeral services will be at Bethany Christian Church Anderson with Rev Louis Kineman officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. The body is at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Margaret Mullendare Doles
W. 10Th St
Anderson High School
Memorial Clinic
Indianapolis
Franklin High School
Anderson Junior High School
I Hish
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Madison County
Ladies’ Shrine Club
Robert C. Doles
Hatfield
Essie Mullendore
Jon
Rio Grande
Franklin
Potomac
Shoals
Dean
Anderson
Joseph and
Jennell Porter Hamilton
Hus
Chery
Dot Hamilton
Linda Hamilton
Carroll
Patricia) Myers
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Bethany Christian Church
Louis Kineman
Memorial Park Cemetery
Edward Chappel
Edward E. Chappell
Lincoln Jr
Chappell
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Community Hospital
RS. M
Clarence Basey
James Clark
Robert Stephens
Noblesville
Wilkie
Cicero
Robert
William
San Diego
Calif
David
Donald
Arcadia
William Cooper
Westfield
Louise Sylvester
Lapel
Clifford Castor
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison area obituaries note Vern C Pearson of Walnut Grove dies after a month’s illness at Sigler Nursing Home Arcadia. Luther Dunklin of 2206 Walton St dies, survivor list includes siblings and nieces. Edward E Chappell 80 former tavern owner dies. services set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and Memorial Park Cemetery. Dale H Bowsher 19 of Indianapolis former resident dies. services at Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Infant Troy Allen Eversole stillborn. graveside rites at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Jale Bowsher
Dale H. Bowsher
Indianapolis
Flanner and Buchanan
Broad Ripple
Gordon Higgins
Broad Ripple Christian Church
Mitchell
Ind
GOP Chairman Claims Chicago Vote Safeguards
GOP chairman asserts Republicans were not counted in Chicago in 1960 and cites a 1962 Cook County sheriff with over 1,200 payroll employees as key to preventing vote frauds. He promises that in 1964 votes will be cast and counted on election night in Chicago.
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Vas
Chicago
Cook County
Soviet Union Refuses Visitation Rights for Japanese Families
Tokyo reports the Soviet Union rejected permission for Japanese families to visit relatives in the southern Kurile islands. Kyodo News Agency cited the decision on Monday, while Japanese sources suggested visits may be considered at a later date.
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Soviet Union
Tokyo
UPI
Kurile Islands
Kyodo
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iFrankton
Jean Tyner
Son Heights
Sharon Humphrey
Alexandria
Pam Williams
Kathy Morgan
lLafayette Township
Candy Webb
Sherry West
Frankton
Barbara Dunlap
Ardy Absher
Lee Ann Harting
Becky Cooper
Linda Johnson
Paula Farlow
Diana Jarrett
Duck’ Creek Township
Jerry Spurg
Ernest
Lions
Harold E. Rozelle
Tom Page
Tallulah
Miss
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
N.Y
Andrew Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Meridan
Cavis Island
Weynesday
Bobby Baker
Al-I
Senate
Franklin College
Senate Rules Committee
Field
Delta Delta
Psi
Lota Ri
Pan- Johnson
Hellenic Association
Thelyeers
White House
Baker
Jold
Texas
Washington
Jolnean
Butler University
The
University of Colorado
Alpha Club
Delta
Jon Wilding
Fred Wright
Joseph Benge
Gene Swindell
Robert L. Jackson
Boverlu
Madison Avenue Methodist “S
Robert Fribley
John Siner
Rayeek Ate Menerte Iman Nrivata Ontarnvica Naar
Scranton
Roel
Ameri
Steg
Ian Action
Lely
Sells and Rowe
Anderson Art
Republican’ Party
United States
Barbara Dean
Tamara
Vern Pearson
Vern C. Pearson
Walnut Grove
Sigler
Shaffer-Crowmer
James Sheckney
East Union Christian Church
East Union Cemetery
Mr. Pearson
Tipton County
Dave
Amanda Pearson
Luther Dunklin
Walton St
Lo Hansport
New Madrid
Manuel Dunkiin
Martha Fullenwider
Cape Girardeau
Vivian Pearson
Brooks New Castle
Letha Hiday
Memorial Chapel
Carl
Kelsie
Lpearson
Charles Middleton
Vella Honeas
Kirkland
East Maplewood
Bart. Withers
Earl Withers
Cynthiana
Catrin R. Withers
Nursery Rd
Earlas Oe
Mr. Withers
Minnie Dailey
GOP
Shore
Falls City
Mary Carter Paint Store
Nichol Ave
State RD
Marsh—Tam’s
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