Shoemaker obituary and local notices from Anderson
Charles A. Shoemaker 80 died at his daughter's home in Anderson after four years with illness. He owned Big Four Wholesale House on Main Street and retired 11 years ago. Buried in Louisville. services at Pearson Mortuary and Sells Rowe Funeral Home. Ruth Munger Butner 63 of Washington DC, formerly Anderson, to be buried at St Mary's in Anderson. services by Rev. Kienly. India R. Carr 83 died at St Johns Hospital after eight days. survived by sister Mattie Coffey and brother, John Carr, with funeral at Sells Rowe. Ray M. Hughes, 66, formerly of Alexandria and Anderson, died in Muncie. survived by wife Dorothy and two sons.
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Charles A. Shoemaker
Hazel Johnson
2Nd St
Shoemaker
Big Four
Main St
Daleville
Dan and
Sallx
Vand Wag
Imrs
Ruth Butner
Ruth
Munger Butner
Washington, D.C
Anderson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Slunis
Mary's
Johnson
Brown and Buzz
Ava Harris
Pendleton
Maude
India Carr
India R. Carr
Pitt St
St. John’s Hospital
Carr
Wallonia
Ind
Wyatt
Susan Rucker
John
Delcy-Ramy Division
Dept
East City
Lynn Christian Church
Pitt Street
Ester
Mattie Coffey
Seymour
Indiana
Coumnet
Seiewalks
One Sells
Rowe Funeral Home
Board of Public
East Maple
Ray M. Hughes
Muncie
Alexandria
Hughes
Delco-Remy Division
Delco Battery
Dorothy
Stewart Hughes
U.S. Navy
Thomas Hughes
Muncle
Fallout shelter plan urged as defense against nuclear fallout
A House Government Operations Committee faulted the Eisenhower administration for neglecting public protection from hydrogen bomb fallout and urged a multi billion dollar system of air raid shelters. The report cited evidence that such a shelter program could cost about 20 billion dollars and argued evacuation alone is insufficient.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Civil Defense Agency
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
White House
CDA
Courthouse News Court Filings and Court Minutes Summary
A stream of court actions lists name change petitions for Lipschitz and Judd, multiple divorce and property cases, and foreclosures. Court minutes record foreclosures, quiet title findings, and guardianship appointments, with various parties including Campbell, Lipchitz, Paschal, Lemasters, Johnson, and Downham. Local entities such as End Helen Ballinger and the Mounds Kiwamis are noted along with scout camp activity and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
George Lipschitz
Jn Ann Lipchitz
Mary Jane Lipschitz
Elaine Lipschitz
Campbell, Anderson and Jones
Richard Lee Judd
Vivian Foster
Albert R. Gallaker
John Faust
Elbert
B. Kidwell
Mary Arlowen Campbell
Leo Edwin Campbell
Superior Court
Nancy Lemasters
Elmer Davis
Donald Gere Lemasters
Lawrence H. Robbin
Beverly Ann Paschal
Chiles Paschal
Salyer and Woulbert
Betty L. Farr
Joseph Barr Sr
Johnson and
Austin
Diana J. Johnson
Mary I. Young
Robert
E. Johnson
Salyer and Woolhert
Frank
O’roark
James Crowley
Deloris
Crowley
Byrum Realty. Corporation
Asa
Shaul
Household. Finance Company
Ing
Edward Tabin
Automotive Loans Inc
Mary, Taylor
Ray Wirt
Marsha Miller Addresses Anderson Kiwanis Luncheon
Marsha Miller of Crawfordsville, former Girls State governor and youth delegate to the United Nations, spoke to the Anderson Kiwanis Club at their weekly luncheon yesterday. She is currently a recreational director in Crawfordsville.
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Anderson Kiwanis’Club
Marsha Miller
Crawfordsville
Craw- SS
ColonalD claims to cure constipation with new laxative
An advertisement touts ColonalD as a miraculous laxative for constipation. It promises moisturization and bulk to stimulate the colon, claims overnight relief, safety in pregnancy, and lists a price of 98 cents for a 60 tablet package. It emphasizes superior action to older laxatives and asserts no gagging or side effects.
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Colonaid
County ASC Board to Meet Friday at YMCA
The Madison County ASC Board will hold a Friday meeting at the YMCA to plan township election boards. W. Haynes and Jesse Shuman announced the gathering of board members including Evan Wilson Clem Millspaugh Clint Morgan and Horatio King to select slate nominees for three township committees.
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Madison County Agriculture Stabilization, and Conservation Election Board
YMCA
Evan Wilson
Farm Bureau
Clem Millspaugh
Farmer's Union
Clint Morgan
Soil
Conservation Service
Horatio King
Farm and Home Administration
Jesse Shuman
ASC
Indonesia to Recall Mideast Truce Force
United Nations N Y Indonesia withdraws its unit of 58 soldiers from the U N Emergency Force in the Middle East citing economic reasons. This marks the first UNEF break since the force began duty last winter. The UNEF area covers Egypt and the Israeli border to oversee the Israeli withdrawal after last fall's Sinai invasion. Dr Harry O Bear named director of a new training department at Fort Wayne State School succeeding Bern ard Dolnick. O Bear comes from the Devereux Foundation in Pennsylvania and studied at Indiana University and Butler University.
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United Nations
N. Y
H- 1Indonesia
U.N
Middle East
UNEF
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harry O'Bear
Fort Wayne State School
O'Bear
Bernard Dolnick
Devereux Foundation
Pennsylvania
Indiana University
Butler University
4-H Fair Gold Medal Calf Show committee named
Washington reports tentative approval of a 320 million dollar per year postal pay raise while naming committee members for the county 4-H Gold Medal Calf Show set for Aug 6 in Alexandria. The event features about 100 purebred calves from 4-H members with ribbons and medals awarded by county and Indiana Breeders Association officials.
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Alexandria
Ware
Com- Washington
L Eisenhower
Wisenhower
P.m
Herschel
Kilgore
Auburn
Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Herschel Trimble
Elwood
Angus
Lester Clevinger
Anderson
Don
Mervin Shuter
Frankton
Jay Peters
Postal wage hike advances amid veto risk debate
The House, acting as a committee of the whole, tentatively approved a postal workers pay rise averaging about 12 percent with Sept 1 implementation. Chairman Howard W. Smith warned of a possible presidential veto, while amendments were limited and a final roll call vote was delayed to Tuesday. Rural carriers would receive the same $546 basic increase as other postal employees, despite earlier grouping with fourth class postmasters. The measure's supporters cite rising living costs as justification, and the total annual government cost is projected at about $317.5 million including overtime and fringe benefits.
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Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Schoed Smith
House
Ainal
Thief Leaps Roof in Elusive Escape at Nebraska Station
COZAD Nebraska police say Edward Christensen 21 leaped from a car to flee a filling station robbery. He ran through an alley, climbed to a rooftop and jumped to a lower roof before escaping. Officers describe him with bandages on face and arms and note the greenhouse roof offered the leap.
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Cozad
Neb
Edward Christensen
Union Accepts Less Pay At Indiana Plant
ELKHART Ind Members of the United Auto Workers union were working for less money Monday under their new contract with the Schult Corp manufacturer of mobile homes A UAW spokesman said Schult unable to continue making trailers unless costs were cut He said new hourly rates range from 2 15 to 20 35 compared with a former average of 2 50 an hour on a piece work basis The union spokesman said the firm was down to 25 employees in June but now has 150 and is expanding production under the new contract.
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Indiana
Elkhart
Ind
United Auto Workers Union
Schult Corp
UAW
Schult
Indiana Soldiers Die In Auto Crash
Three Campbell soldiers were killed and a fourth wounded critically in a head-on crash on U.S. 4 south of Nortonville. The deceased were Norbert R. Rebstock 17 Evansville Ind Larry D. Thomas 18 Veedersburg Ind and Jerry Smiddie 18 Indianapolis. Jearl Wayne Hall 21 Laurens S.C. was treated at a hospital then sent to Fort Campbell.
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Madisonville
Ft. Campbell
U.S
Nortonville
J. C. Wilson
Norbert R. Rebstock
Evanssville
Ind
Larry D. Thomas
Veedersburg
Jerry Smiddie
Indianapolis
Jearl Wayne Hall
Laurens
5.C
Wilson
Nortonvill
Amish Triplets Born After Stork Race Near Goshen
In Goshen Indiana Mrs William Chupp went into labor to welcome triplet girls. With autos forbidden by the Amish, a neighbor car helped reach the hospital where two babies were born and the mother was moved to isolation for mumps. The story follows a second item: Indiana state officials urge council to oppose federal grants and handouts and seek withdrawal of federal functions.
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Goshen
Indi
William Chapp
Chupps
Chupp
Indianapolis
Indiana
Council of State Government
Cleveland
John van Ness
Indiana Public Service Commission
Mayor Prepares Annexed Territory Tax Beginning May 1959
The city will begin taxing residents of the annexed territory in May 1959. The City Street Department will be enlarged to maintain and improve township streets and roads. Residents will receive full gasoline tax refunds, and the city can sustain services in the annexed area.
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City Street
Hospital Dismissals and City Annexation Questions
A clumsy transcription lists hospital dismissals and a series of municipal questions. It covers names and addresses of discharged individuals, questions about annexation extending city utilities and tax impact, hydrant rental, water mains, street lighting, and related legal rules. Contains inquiries about residents using city water and election requirements for annexed areas. The piece cites Indiana law on annexation and notes that some answers hinge on revenue funding and public works procedures.
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Exlen- Eldon Dennett
E. 29Th St. Sion
Gordon H. Tyler Earns Air Force Management Award
Gordon H. Tyler deputy director of procurement and production at Brookley Air Force Base Mobile Alabama has been named top Air Force manager in his field for Air Material Command. The award to be presented before 1500 leaders at the National Convention in Washington July 31 to August 4 recognizes his work expanding procurement methods and automation across a 12 state Mobile Air Material area. Tyler 30 lives Spring Hill Alabama with wife and three sons. Native of Louisville Kentucky he holds a University of Louisville law degree.
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Gordon H. Tyler
Ray Robbins
Broadway
Brookley Air Force Base
Mobile
Ala
Air Force
Air Material Command
John P. Henebry
Air Force Association
Washington, D.C
Tyler
Tylee
E. Yevonne Curve
Spring Hill
Louisville
University of Louisville
Anderson Schools
Sheppard Effort Continues In Murder Case Swings On
Denni s Lee Swigeart, four to convict, remains at center as the Ohio murder case evolves. Court actions and statements from officials, writer Erle Stanley Gardner, and Governor ONeill shape ongoing inquiries into Marilyn Sheppard's death. Graved by officials, Dr Sam awaits clarity while local reactions unfold.
Reformatory Inmates Escape Monday In Truc
State Reformatory officials reported two prisoners escaped from the Pendleton Institution Monday likely in a reformatory truck. They were Russell Mercer 31 and Richard Daniels with multiple prior sentences. Mercer was working in the reformatory garage near a farm area.
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R State Reformatory
Pendleton Institution
Russell Mercer
Randolph County
Richard Daniels
Delaware County
Mercer
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Charles Applegate Fortville aged 22 died Sunday at West Tenth Street Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after an extended illness. Born June 23 1875 in Oaklandon he lived most of his life in Hancock County Spanish American War veteran and Mt Zion EUB Church member. Survived by widow Lucretia daughter Elva Karnes Indianapolis three sons Ingram Bert and Robert Applegate Fortville two brothers Ferman and Frank Applegate nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body to Paul C Cory Funeral Home services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Mt Zion EUB Church Gravel Lawn CemeteryInterment to follow. Friends receiving at the funeral home.
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Charles Applegate
Fortville
Charles
Applegate
Rt. 1
McCordsville
West Tenth
Street Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Oaklandon
Hancock County
Thomas
Nancy Applegate
Mt Zion Eub Church
Lucretia
Elva Karnes
Ingram
Bert Applegate
Robert Applegate
Ferman
Frank Applegate
Shelbyville
Paul C. Cory
Artie Stohler
Mt. Zion Eub Church
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Itun
Pearsons Mortuary
Sells and Rowe
Max Smith
Bailey Chapel
Mil
Ner
Middletown
Kenzie McGinvais
Elashia Tatehave
San Francisco
Kenzie
Ginnis
Anderson Richard
Tate
Mount Zion
Carly
Baptist Church
Pound
1St St
George Murray
James Lonergan
Lonergan
Loyalton
Calif
Golden Gate Park
Courthouse News
Kiwanis
County
Indonesia
Mideast
Baker Brothers
B. Baker Brothers Funeral
East Eleventh St
Dale
Butler
John Kershbaumer
Westinghouse Electric
iFor
Phillip Warren Sullivan
Grapha G. Sullivan
E. Elva St
Naval Air Station
Willow Grove
Penn
George Stewart Real Estate Co
David Krieger
People’s State Bank
Terre Haute
Harry Seaton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buick
Jim
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Stork
St. John's Hospital
Kenneth Lewis
Pearl
St. Oscar Haisalup
Mary Trontkowski
Morton St
Montreau Jones
Mary Short
Bonzer' Apts
Marilyn Lane
E. Twin
Augiena Wey
Earl Lewis and Son
Arrow Ava
Louis Disinger
Elmer Scott
Daugh- Township
Howard Lovens
Incor
Eugene Salee
Robert Church
Larry Osten
Carroll Burton
Mounds Rd
Mick
Mary Jane Hufé
Nora Roche
Elizabeth Vanderenver
Edythe Scott
W. Wrath
Pe Kirkpatrick
Melvin Swango
Reevent Linders
Dennis Lee Swigeare
Fourennis Lee Swigeart
Donald Joseph
Utuee
Erle Stanley Gardner
Bo Ce
Columbus
Sheppard
O'Neill
Ralph W. Alvis
O' Sam
Cour
Sam
Gardner
California
F J Coort
Wedler
Marilyn Sheppard
Juanjila Clark
Crista
Denison
East Maplewood
Iites
William B. Eddy
Brown and Butz
Marine
Wiinesc
Mable Leakey
Mable I. Leakey
St. Re
East
Lay
Mrs. Leakey
Sinear Ovid
William
Lydia Scott
John K. Summers
Jovid Community Church
East Mapleword
Ruth Free
Montgomery
Lee Free
Llinoate
Charles Judah
Dekalb,.l
DeKalb
Ed Stanwyck
Gary
Nebraska
Judah
Rio DE Janeiro
Curitiba
Brazil
Truc
Madison
W. 10Th and
Delaware
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