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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
2
Obituaries from Anderson list William M. O Herbert on Rt 5 and several others including James L. Hampton Dicy Rains Quinlan Anna Miller Earl Nelson with service times at local funeral homes and churches. Readings note church affiliations and cemeteries in Marion and Anderson with Rosary and burial details.
M Kenneth Paulsel 66 of Rt 1 Lapel died at St Johns Hospital at 2 30 p m Wednesday after a short illness He was a lifelong farmer and WWI field artillery veteran active in the American Legion and past commander of Bartholomew Whetsel Post No 212 He served as bailiff of Madison County Superior Court 2 for four years Survivors include his widow a son Colonel Donald Paulsel Offutt AFB Omaha Neb three daughters and 11 grandchildren His father George Paulsel of Noblesville a brother Earl of Springfield Ill two sisters live in Indianapolis and Columbus Ohio The body is at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with visitation after 5 p m today Military services 2 p m Saturday at the funeral home Burial Brookside Cemetery Lapel.
Funeral services for Dale Thomas Clark 35 of 1018 Nursery Road who drowned Tuesday will be at 1 30 p m Friday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home for condolences
In Philadelphia a contract agreement was announced with 11 000 non operating employees across 13 states and the District of Columbia. Michael J. Quill called the pact a compromise and said it was the best possible under the circumstances.
The obituary fragment states the body will be taken to the church two hours before the service, indicating the schedule and venue for funeral arrangements.
Miss Jane Powers 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Powers formerly of Elwood died at 7 30 am Wednesday in Yuma Arizona. Born September 8 1948 in Elwood she moved with her family to Arizona five years ago. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Yuma Funeral Home with burial to follow there.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower sails to Europe for his first trip since 1960 and will address a teachers convention in Stockholm on July 31. He tells reporters he hopes to carry a peace message and shows willingness to be conciliatory but firm against coercion.
Indonesian forces reportedly landed on the Dutch New Guinea coast as Subandrio prepared to meet Dutch officials in Washington for talks on New Guinea.
Earl Dutch Gooding of 1331 West 3rd Street died of a heart attack at 9 45 a.m. Wednesday. Born in Anderson in July 1994 he worked 22 years for the Pierce Governor Company and was a member of CIO Local 940. Surviving are his wife Ada two daughters Patricia Spangler and Sally Strange two sons Donald and Richard nine grandchildren and a brother Frank. The body is at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with viewing after 7 p.m. today and 1 30 p.m. Saturday services at the funeral home conducted by Rev M K Millikan. Burial in Keesling Cemetery near Middletown.
Services for Ellen D Reynolds 38 Middletown will be conducted at 2 p m Friday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home with burial in Barnett Cemetery near Kokomo. Adam Miller 88 Honey Creek died Tuesday and will be buried in Miller Cemetery at Middletown after a 2 p m service today at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home.
The United Nations announced a live pickup from its headquarters will be part of the trans Atlantic television exchange. The transmission is set for next Monday via the Telstar satellite.
It is estimated that over a million dollars a year is spent on remedies for piles. Drugists say Peterson's Ointment cools and soothes pile torture in minutes. A 60c box or 6c tube applicator. Guaranteed relief or money back.
Albert L. Bailey of Milwaukee reports Ditto Inc merging with Bell and Howell Company effective June 1. His Milwaukee office becomes one of the first restructured as a new office building is planned. Bailey has led the Milwaukee branch since 1959 after time at Calumet Harbor East Chicago. Charles H. Percy chair of Bell and Howell noted the firm reviewed 20 office equipment companies before selecting Ditto.
London Britain’s highest court rejected Dr Robert A Soblen’s bid for asylum amid controversy over his detention since July 1 following removal from an Israeli airliner bound for the United States. Soblen, a Soviet spy, vowed to appeal as his lawyers challenged the legality of his confinement.
Chicago adopts the United States first compulsory pasteurization law for milk in 1908. The ordinance marks a watershed public health move aimed at ensuring safe dairy supply for residents.
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