Cave Under Shaul Farm Described By Owner
Editor's note recounts Shaul's account of a mapped cave five miles beneath Wallace Shaul stock farm near Orleans Indiana. The cave begins 15 feet wide at the mouth, 3 to 4 feet high, snakes underground with slick limestone walls, frequent crawling sections, deep darkness, underwater suction, and many unknown branches with no second entrance. Ralph Moreland Jr. and Thomas Arnold remain trapped above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moreland Jr
Knox
Ind
Thomas Arnold
Peru
Wallace Shaul
Shaul
United Press International
50 000 War Veterans Parade Before Franco in Madrid
Fifty thousand veterans of the Spanish Civil War paraded in Madrid before Generalissimo Francisco Franco to mark his rise to power twenty five years ago. The march featured 20 000 uniformed troops, five special trains and 600 buses bringing veterans to the Chamartin stadium while dignitaries from several European nations watched. Franco, in olive drab, reviewed the parade from a green paneled platform wearing Falangist insignia and Spain’s highest military award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Spain
Spanish
Morocco
Europe
Poland
Luxembourg
Germany
Belgium
France
Italy
Soviet Union
Abraham Lincoln
Chamartin
Falangist
New COLONAID laxative promises relief for aging colon
Aimed at aging colons, COLONAID claims three actions to ease constipation: moisturizes dry waste for painless passage, rebulks and tones the lower colon muscles, and stimulates nerve reflexes for mass movement. It purports gentle action even for pregnant mothers and does not affect nutrient absorption. Introductory size 43¢ Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLonato
CoLonamo
Colonaid
Colonald
Colonalp
Rapid Reading Class Begins at Highland High School
Highland High School opened its rapid reading laboratory Monday with sessions at 9 10 and 1 a.m. Four days a week junior high students from throughout the Anderson area attend the developmental program under David E Luellen. The first sessions assess current reading level, then focus on speed, comprehension, and listening skills through August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland High School
Anderson Area
David E. Luellen
Elwood Police Apprehend Youths After High Speed Chase
Elwood police halted a dawn escape by three boys aged 15 and 16. They were returned to White's Institute near Wabash after a high speed chase lasting to 4:40 a.m. Monday 13 miles north of Elwood on Indiana 13. Officers observed the youths running red lights before the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
White's Institute
Wabash
Freedom
Ind
Court notices from Galen Peckinpaugh and others
Court filings list several accounts and divorces. Peckinpaugh dba Peck's Garage sues Clinton Hudson and Cecil Powers over accounts. Marie Gallamore sues Edwin L Meyer for reciprocal support. Multiple divorces: Carolyn Riley and Arnold Riley. Martha Karnes and Richard Karnes. Phyllis Keller and Robert Keller. Betty Rose Allen appears in a divorce with Robert James Allen. Also Elizabeth Woodyard vs David J Woodyard. Steve Chamber and Doris Chamber linked to Northtown Auto Sales. Economy Finance Corp sues Steve Chamber and Doris Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Peckinpaugh
Peck's Garage
Clinton Hudson
Ketner and
Yelton
Peck’s Garage
Cecil Powers
Ketner
Marie Gallamore
Edwin L. Meyer
Carolyn Riley
Arnold Riley
Kelley
Arnold
Martha L. Karnes
Richard Karnes
Phyllis Jean Keller
Robert Keller
Brady
Paul Kelley
Robert James Allen
Betty Rose Allen
Anna Cotton Hailey
Superior Court No
Elizabeth E. Woodyard
David J. Woodyard
Lawrence Robbins
Economy Finance Corporation
Steve Chamber
Northtown Auto Sales
Steve Chambers
Doris Chamber
Police Probe Continues After Burglary and Stabbing
Night of $3 in change and merchandise totaling $62 involved a burglary using the rear window. James Derrico, 47, of 2216 Halford St., was stabbed in the back Sunday night and transported by city emergency ambulance to St. John's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Derrico
Halford St
St. John’s Hospital
School signs weigh decision on project scope and cost
July 28 notes focus on speed of decision to proceed, the proposed cost versus other estimates, and whether the project should be as extensive as planned.
Music Teachers Elect Officers At Convention
At the Indiana Music Teachers Association annual convention held July 9 to 11 at Indiana State College in Terre Haute, officers for 61 62 were elected including President Dr Paul Breitweiser and Vice President Dr Jean Charles Kohler. The association links private and college teachers to raise standards in instrumental and vocal music teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Music Teachers Association
Paul Breitweiser
Anderson College
Jean Charles Kohler
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Veneda McDonald
Indianapolis
Lewis Rowell
Indiana University
Margaret Harrison
Connersville
Marieta Pickett
Atlanta
Carl Nelson
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
Music Teachers National Association
Crusade Leaders Visit Anderson for Youth Events
Halvarson the Gospel singer from Seattle and Doug Oldham guest soloists for the 2nd Crusade. Tom Teague announces Honor Society Night for county high school members. Dr Johnson and Halvarson address listeners and thank Anderson for a warm welcome. Women hosts at Park Place Church of God fellowship hour today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halvarson
Seattle
Wash
Doug Oldham
W. Dale Oldham
Delco Remy Guide Lamp Chorus
Oldham
Indianapleis
Christian Brothers Quartet
Fred Waring Pennsylvanians
Church of God International
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Tom Teague
Crusade Committee On
Dr. Johnson
Anderson
Madison County
Johnson
Park Place
Church of God
Lowell Cochran
Crusade
Astronaut Grissom Ready for Redstone Flight Test
Lt Col John Powers reports astronaut Gus Grissom appears calm after extensive fit checks at Patrick Air Force Base. Redstone countdown begins Monday with a 6 am launch window aiming for a 115 mile altitude and a 290 mile downrange flight lasting about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan B. Shepard Jr
John Powers
Grissom
Powers
Patrick Air Force Base
Redstone
Indiana residents pay record 2.08 billion in federal taxes
The Internal Revenue Service reported Indiana paid a record 2.08 billion dollars in federal taxes for the year ending June 30, with withholding taxes up by 84 million to 1.08 billion. Corporation taxes fell 46 million to 340 million, beer and wine taxes rose 2 million while whisky taxes dropped 28 million. gas taxes rose to 15 million. wagering taxes climbed about 200 thousand as gaming receipts topped 1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Internal Revenue Service
Indiana
Highway Department Accepts Chesterfield Road Upgrade
The Indiana Highway Department formally accepted a 3 mile Ind 32 section between Ind 109 and Chesterfield last Friday. W Frank MecVaughn, Pendleton chief engineer in Greenfield district, announced the move. The road speeds access to Chesterfield and Anderson Airport, with traffic signs to be placed by Everett Stottlemeyer. A 40 mph limit on Ind 9 from city north edge to Ferguson Rd will be enforced during dual lane construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Chesterfield
W. Frank MecVaughn
Pendleton
Indiana Highway Department
Greenfield
Anderson
Anderson Airport
Everett Stottlemyer
Ferguson Rd
Alexandria
Indiana cave rescue drags on amid fast flood waters
Rescue crews press on in Lost River cavern where two men remain trapped after three failed forays and currents that drop water levels slowly. Relatives express faith while a Bloomington diver warns of deadly risks as teams patrol the 10 foot crawlway and 800 foot distance from the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost River
Ralph Moreland Sr
Knox
Ind
Arnold
Peru
Tom
Karen Moreland
Birky
Moreland
Lipscomb
Shaul
Tax Hearings Scheduled in Indianapolis
The Indiana Taxpayers Association warns of upcoming budget and property tax hearings in local communities within two months. Executive secretary Walter T. Horn notes property taxes rose 143 percent over the last decade, from 206,586,607 in 1950 to 501,362,593 this year, and urges taxpayers to exercise their right to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Walter T. Horn
Alfred A. Myers Dies at 68 in Anderson
Alfred A. Myers 68 of 2050 Ohio Ave Anderson died at 10 20 a m Monday at home He was born August 10 1892 in Dexter Missouri son of Franklin A and Pidy Myers He lived in the Anderson area since 1918 A tool maker at Delco Remy Plant 8 for 13 years before retiring in 1957 He had worked 23 years at Dean Hill Pump Company before the plant moved to Indianapolis He was a life member of the Disabled American Veterans a member of the American Legion Odd Fellows and Woodmen of the World He married Jeannette Woodson in 1931 in Anderson Survivors include his widow a daughter Rett a Myers two sons Thomas and Franklin T at home five half sisters Mabel Dean Melinda Hawkins Alice Beall of Anderson Alma Miller of Chesterfield and Hattie Rumbles of Missouri Friends will be received after 7 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Services will be at 2 p m Thursday at the funeral home conducted by Rev George A Harris East Lynn Christian Church Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Myers
Ohio Ave
Dexter
Franklin A
Pidy Myers
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Dean Hill Pump Company
Indianapolis
Jeannette Woodson
Jeannette
Retta Myers
Thomas
Franklin T
Mabel Dean
Melinda Hawkins
Alice Beall
Alma Miller
Chesterfield
Hattie Rumbles
Missouri
Harold E. Rozelle
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Rosie Dixon
W. 23Rd St
St. John’s Hospital
Montgomery
Ala
James
Ada Gibbs
Dixon
Friendship Baptist Church
Robert J. Wynn
Sylvester Wynn
Joann
Anetta
Magretta
Rose C
Patricia Wynn
Adell
Vincent Gibbs
Ethel Hamilton
Katherine May
Betty Cotton
W. L. Lewis
Pontiac
Mich
Rosie Giblet
L. C. May
James L. Menifee Sr
Zion Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Notable Anderson Industrialist W. H. Forse Dies
W. H. Forse, born 1876 in Missouri, moved to Anderson in 1900. He co founded Forskell Manufacturing to build speedometers, later led Union Traction, then focused on window shades. With son H Don Forse he started laundry and dry cleaning equipment in 1929. He held community roles including YMCA president and hospital trustee. Honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Forse
St. Louis
Ethel Forse
Mr. Forse
Missouri
Anderson
Forskell Manufacturing Company
Union Traction Company
H. Don Forse
A. O. Barnes
E. M. Davidson
Walter Bagot
Ward Stilson
William Schofield
Kenneth Schneider
James Wellington
Harry Hudson Sr
Joseph Keltner
Oscar Hilligoss
Griffith Jones
H. G. Riggs
Wilbur Hardacre
Fred Quimby
Robert Dyer
Talks with Russia stall over disarmament agenda
U S and Soviet representatives met in Washington June 19 and after two hours on Monday agreed to postpone a communique until negotiations are finished. McCloy and Zorin held sporadic talks for two weeks before suspending them and planning to resume in Moscow. U S officials privately doubted success, while Pravda reiterated Moscow’s demand that talks cover general and total disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCloy
Zorin
Moscow
Pravda
United States
United Nations
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Khrushchev
Troika
Russia
Britain Still A Land Of Shopkeepers
London report notes Britons remain a nation of shopkeepers with nearly three fifths of retail trade run by independents. Most independent traders operate a single shop or only a few outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Anderson Obituaries: Frank Acker Lena Henry and more
Frank Acker 64 of 822 Indiana Ave retired Delco-Remy worker died suddenly at 12 05 p m at the home of his son Philip Acker 2304 Janney St Muncie He was born in Fairfield Ill and moved to Anderson in 1921 He belonged to First Evangelical United Brethren Church Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors include widow Frances Acker son Philip two daughters June Bennett and Louvina Wheig house five grandchildren Lena Henry 44 of 2333 Raible Ave died suddenly at St John s Hospital She had a son and daughter Burial at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Marion D Smith 64 of Gaywood Dr Chesterfield died at 4 am Monday in Ball Memorial Hospital He was born Sept 21 1896 in Rush County and lived in Anderson most of his life He later worked for Fabricast Division GM in Bedford and returned to Chesterfield Burial at Miller Cemetery near MiddletownServices set 7 pm today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Anderson with Rev Harold R Clark officiating Burial Friday at Miller Cemetery near Middletown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Acker
Indiana Ave
Delco-Remy Division
Philip Acker
Janney St
Muncie
Acker
Fairfield
Ill
Anderson
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Lena Henry
Raible Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Indiana
Marion D. Smith
Gaywood Dr
Chesterfield
Ball Memorial Hospital
Rush County
Bedford
Ind
Fabricast
General Motors
Smith
Central Christian Church
Bedford Boat Club
Elks Lodge
American Legion
Hazel
Charles L. Moore
Robert Moore
Selma
Charles Marsh
Baker Brothers Funeral
Harold R. Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Services set for Mrs. Georgia Dietzen at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Dietzen, 81, of 25 West 22nd Street, will be held at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr. Robert W. Fribley of First Methodist Church officiating. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers are Charles Dickmann, John Dickmann, Dr. George Crouse, Jack Ayres, Carl Cottom, and Arthur Brady. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Spaulding Meadows of Decatur, Illinois. Brothers-in-law Paul Dietzen of Anderson and Jess Dietzen of Kokomo. sisters-in-law Mrs. Elizabeth Dietzen and Mrs. Janice Dietzen of Anderson. niece Mrs. Martha Ayres of Edgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Dietzen
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert W. Fribley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Dickmann
John Dickmann
George ©. Crouse
Jack Ayres
Carl Cottom
Arthur Brady
Spaulding Meadows
Decatur
Ill
Paul Dietzen
Anderson
Jess Dietzen
Kokomo
Dietzen
Elizabeth Dietzen
Janice Dietzen
Martha Ayres
Edgewood
Obituary Notices for Rosie Dixon John C Heck and Mitchell Vogel
Obituary notices report Rosie Dixon 46 of 2402 West 23rd Street died at St John s Hospital. Services set at Friendship Baptist Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. John C Heck 84 of Chesterfield died. burial arrangements pending after German birth and Spanish American War service. Mitchell J Vogel 64 of Albion Indiana, formerly of Anderson, died in Chicago Memorial Hospital. founder of Herff Jones Company and a former Indianapolis executive. survivors include children in Las Vegas and Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Vogel
Mitchell J. Vogel
Alen
Ind
Anderson
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis
Herff- Jones Company
Vogel
Lebanon
Elks Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite and Shrine
Columbus
Ohio
Columbia Club
Sarah
Mitchell J. Vogel II
Plainfield
Virginia Adam
Las Vegas
Nev
Margalou Vogel
Rushton dies at 91 with large family ties in Indiana
Alonzo FE. Rushton 91 of 2727 Chase St died at 4 a m Sunday at home. Born August 15 1869 in Jasper County he married Dora Marlott e in 1893. He moved to Anderson twelve years ago after farming near Sheridan and Noblesville. Survived by wife and 14 children 42 grandchildren 73 great grandchildren 11 great great grandchildren with one son Frank deceased. Services 2 m today at Bethany Christian Church with Rev Estle McCullough. burial follows at church. Arrangements by Sellin Rowe Funeral Home.
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Alonzo FE. Rushton
Chase St
Jasper County
Elijah
Catherine Wiles Rushton
Dora Marlotte
Anderson
Sheridan
Noblesville
Rushton
Mt. Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fortville
Dora
Kathleen McVey
Lula Snow
Martha Morrison
Oscar
Fishersburg
William
Ovie
Everett
Wilkinson
Elmer
Moonville
Lloyd
Lapel
Frank
Bethany Christian Church
Estle McCullough
Locust Grove
Former Elwood Man Dies At Hobart
Joe Vygrala native of Elwood dies at 1 a m Sunday in Hobart Indiana after a heart attack. He was son of Carl and Florence Vygrala, married Anna Schmauss of Alexandria, and lived in Hobart for years. Survived by widow three children and sister Mrs Mary Margaret Donavan Gary. Funeral services set for this morning in Hobart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Joe Vygrala
Hobart
Ind
Vygrala
Carl
Florence Vygrala
Anna Schmauss
Alexandria
Mary Margaret Donavan
Gary
Mobilization of Reservists Expands Ground Sea and Air Units
The mobilization assigns 1.4 million reserves to ground sea and air units in ready reserve. About one million more stand-by reservists, largely untrained in recent years, are listed. During the Korean War 138,600 were called plus 240,500 individual reservists to boost regular services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Army
Navy
Dongworth service set for Lebanon area
Charles W. Dongworth 48 of 1214 W 3rd St. died Saturday. Funeral at 1 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. George A. Harris. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Also note follows: of Des Plaines Illinois and Miss Sally Sue Proffitt Kansas City Missouri. 13 grandchildren. a sister Maybelle Kingsley Indianapolis. 1:30 p m Wednesday in the Russell and Hitch Funeral Home Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Plaines
Sally Sue Proffitt
Kansas City
Maybelle Kingsley
Indianapolis
Russell and Hitch Funeral Home
Lebanon
Services for Mrs Alma L Perry Held at First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Funeral services for Mrs Alma L Perry, 70, of 124 W 11th St, will be held at 10 30 a m today in First Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev Ernest Carroll the pastor officiating. The body will lie in state at the church one hour before the service. Arrangements are by Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma L. Perry
W. 11Th St
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ernest Carroll
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Dan R Lennis 71 Perkinsville resident dies
Dan R Lennis lifelong Perkinsville resident, 71, died Sunday morning in Riverview Hospital Noblesville. Born in Jackson Township he worked as a farmer, Elwood Tinplate mill 18 years, and Guide Lamp Anderson 15 years. Survived by wife Lillie three daughters two sons two brothers eight grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral from Fisher Brothers Lapel with service Wednesday at 2 p.m. burial Park Cemetery under Rev Howard Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Dan R. Lennis
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Jackson Township
Elwood Tinplate
Guide Lamp
Anderson
William and
Lucinda Len
Prize list tops $15,000 in national derby event
Finishing Touch Newspapers Inc and the Hunter Chevrolet Company sponsor a prize list exceeding 15 000 with trophies and awards for local youths. Three national winners have emerged from Anderson Soap Box Derby ranks including Maurice Bale Jr 1935 Terry Townsend 1957 and his brother Barney Townsend 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspapers, Inc
Hunter Chevrolet Company
Anderson Soap Box Derby Wifiners
Maurice Bale Jr
Terry Townsend
Barney Townsend
Berlin crisis prompts Western leaders to consider talks
The United States states a Western foreign ministers conference on Berlin is under study while Dean Rusk may travel to Paris for talks with Britain and France. Khrushchev earlier urged a peace conference to fix German borders, make West Berlin a demilitarized free city, end Allied occupation, and transfer access control to East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
East Germany
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Shaul Farm
Orleans
Bulletin-Herald
Bulletin
Bulletin - Herald
Jackson
Markleville
Markleville Amvet
Marie Strough
Doris Shrake
Helen Keller
Martha Dudley
Keller
Indiana Amvet
State Hospital
Courthouse News
U.S
The
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion, Odd Fellows and
Woodmen of the World
Alfred Myers
W. H. Forse
U.S., Russia
Marion Smith
Georgia
John Heck
John C. Heck
Rt. 1
Heck
Childes Coal and Supply Company
Rosetta
Anne E. Frerichs
Coleridge
Ned
Charles Dongworth
Charles W. Dongworth
W. 3Rd St
Alma Perry
Madison
Dan Lennis
Nis
Lillie Shell
Lennis
Hortonville Brotherhood and Sisterhood
UAW
Afl-Cio
Fisher Brothers
Howard Lindley
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Big
Torrey Johnson
Madison Co
A.H.S. Gym
E. 21St
Kaufman
E. Sth
Hal and
Avanele
Hattery
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