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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1969
Page
21
Observation on the American telephone system as Beep-beeps disrupt Manhattan and Plaza Exchange service. Benton & Bowles and J Maxwell Kohler Advertising report missed calls and lost business while AT&T defends growth and labor shortages.
Utilities from New York to Washington DC urged customers to reduce electricity use as a four day heat wave pushed air conditioner demand to record levels. Con Ed reported a 7.266 million kilowatt peak, close to maximum output, while PEPCO and PJM called for voluntary curtailment to avert outages.
Apollo 11 navigation has become precise enough that course adjustments are largely canceled. The inertial gyroscope system provides a three dimensional reference while a computer processes changes and fires engines to keep the craft on course.
The Sec ond Baptist Church plans dedication services for its new building at 230 W. 14th St on Sunday at 3 30 p m Reverend E E Jackson notes that Reverend Benjamin Davis of Indianapolis will deliver the dedicatory address Doctor Harter pastor of St John’s Lutheran and former worshipper at the site will be present
Kenneth L. Young of 1918 S. Post Rd. Anderson received a citizenship commendation during the newspaper workshop session of Indiana University's 23rd annual High School Journalism Institute held Friday night.
Admission list includes Jeffrey Jones Alexandria Arthur Snider 816 N Anderson St David Humphrey 1609 S M St Charles Meredith Frankton Mrs Patrick Finan 1325 S B St Mrs Jack Frye 2301 N St Dismissals include Mrs Hazel Justice Rt 2 Mrs Evelyn De Weese 628 S A St Mrs Richard Parish Frankton David Sunderland 806 S 16th St Returns Home Elmer Fite 2001 N F St from Ball Memorial Hospital via Dunnichay ambulance
Nell Imel and Barbara Perry of Alexandria, longtime friends who grew up together and worked at the Essex Wire plant in Elwood, were both overcome by heat exhaustion at work and admitted to Mercy Hospital in the same ambulance.
In Arches National Monument Utah park researchers note there are more than 80 natural bridges within the area indicating a rich geologic feature set for visitors and scholars alike.
Grace United Methodist Church Philathea Co-Workers group meets Tuesday July 22 at 6 30 pm for an indoor picnic at the church Members should bring table service and a covered dish Committee members include Mrs Thomas Beckett Sr Mrs Roy Kleyla Mrs Lester Hackett and Mrs Herman Bull Boone Township Farm Bureau recent cake judging notes winners in white chocolate and miscellaneous divisions with Mrs Gerald Beckley Mrs Marian Briles Mrs John Latter Mrs Steve Beckley Mrs Ora Todd Mrs Lawrence LeCount Mrs Jim Beckley and Mrs Floyd Hamilton Gene Dickerson showed slides of Western states as part of the program MooseWomen report on carnival booth at V A hospital with next meeting set for Wednesday at 7 pm
Funeral services for Gerald Red Hollowell 41 of 703 Maple Street Frankton are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Dunnichay Funeral Home with interment at the K of P IOOF Cemetery in Frankton.
Commander Herschel F. Pulse will lead a delegation of local Legionnaires to the three day state convention at Indianapolis next Friday through Saturday. Delegates include past post commanders Everett Shawhan and Bob Johns and first vice commander H. R. Miller.
Mrs. Sara Nelli Snodgrass wife of Carl Snodgrass of Hialeah Florida died early Thursday in a Florida hospital. Formerly of Alexandria she was a daughter of Melvin Fox who once served as Alexandria Chief of Police. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Slade Funeral Home in Hialeah. Survived by husband and three children. Local relatives include grandmother Mrs. John Swain of Alexandria two uncles Ward Culbertson and Quinton Cox both of Alexandria and aunt Mrs. E. L. Baker Jr. of Indianapolis.
Builders of houses with two sales offices listed at 1014 Lindbergh Rd. Sales staff include Jackie Haig Rachael Halberstad Bill Black and Marvin L. Tate with contact numbers 642-7858 644-5189 778-3978 642-6636. General manager named.
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