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Jim Spall will call the square dances with bookings for fall and winter. For details contact 644 8066.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1962
Page
21
Jim Spall will call the square dances with bookings for fall and winter. For details contact 644 8066.
The New York stock market finished down amid light trading as the Dow fell 3.35 to 574.12. Volume reached 2.56 million shares, with the Associated Press average dropping 0.90 to 214.10 as 709 issues declined and 25 advanced. Gold stocks weakened as Kennedy defense of the dollar prompted declines in mining shares.
The report lists stock quotations with many company names and percentages and notes Universals Cooperage Corp will use a $5,000 appropriation from the Citizens Development Committee to rebuild its plant in Lawrenceburg Indiana after a devastating fire. The committee raised funds from local business and industry to aid the rebuild.
A series of public auction listings and guardian sales across multiple locations. Items include household furnishings and real estate, with auctioneers and dates ranging July through August at various streets and roads, including Hamilton, Broadway, Middletown Road, and State Roads 67 and 109.
Grain futures moved higher on Tuesday after earlier season lows on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat and rye firmed while corn oats soybeans mostly steady. short covering lifted prices briefly before profit taking and weak merchant demand pulled some contracts back from session highs.
In Chicago the butcher hog market showed slow trade with 5 000 head selling at steady prices. The top was $19.50 for mixed No 1 and 2 hogs, with some 215 lb lots at $19.85 and 250 lb plus weights at $18 to $19. Heifers and bulls were steady to slightly higher with top bulls at $20.50 and heifers around $26.75.
The Muncie Livestock Market ends trading at 2 p.m. with livestock arriving after that carried over to the next market. Hogs held around steady to 10 cents lower with weights listed from 200 to 240 pounds through 280 to 330 pounds. Cattle and calves show varied ranges for steers, heifers, calves, cows and bulls, with lambs and slaughter sheep also priced in a fluctuating market.
Local market prices list hogs from 199 to 240 pounds at 18.00 to 18.75 dollars, 240 to 300 pounds at 17.25 to 18.25, steers and heifers around 21.25 to 26.25 for good and choice grades, reds about 29.90, bulls near 13. Bulls and grain prices include shelled corn 56 pounds, ear corn 68 pounds, and oats and wheat values from Farm Bureau Co-Op with beans and futures noted.
The SEC reports a sharp decline in new stock offerings after the May 28 Black Monday slump. June saw 37 new common stock flotations vs 112 in March, 105 in April, and 69 in May, with total April June quarter new issues at 490 million dollars.
York AP reports Alan Pomeranz 33 a salesman described as living by his wits surrendered to District Attorney Frank Hogan on a criminally receiving stolen property charge. Morgenthau announced a warrant for Pomeranz and arrest of Edward Schoenberg alias Bobby Edwards 30 a artist and interior decorator in the $1,370,475 blue chip stock theft from Bache & Co. Panama Canal labor figure noted.
The City of Anderson Indiana announces a public hearing on the Project A Urban Renewal Area as set for August 14 1982 at 7 PM in the Anderson High School Auditorium The hearing will review the declaratory resolution describing the area and its blighted status and discuss proposed actions under the Housing Act of 1949 with federal financing to acquire land demolish improve utilities and construct streets and to relocate families affected by the project The relocation proposals and related documents are available at the Department of Redevelopment for inspection before and during the hearing Edwin J Denman Executive Director
Charles B Salyer was appointed administrator of the Roy Denton estate on July 11 1962 at Anderson Indiana. George V Jester was appointed administrator of the Jesse B Jester estate on July 12 1962 at Anderson Indiana. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication or be barred.
Indianapolis market reports show hogs and cattle mostly steady with limited falls and occasional gains. No. 1 and 2 barrows traded around 19 to 19.50 dollars, bulk prime cattle 18.50 to 19, lighter calves 14 to 24, steers and heifers largely steady, cows and vealers steady to firm, lambs 20 to 21 dollars with ewes at 4 to 5 dollars.
Middletown band practice begins August 6 at 6 30 pm at Fairfield School. Majorette practice also starts at 3 pm the same day. The Middletown Garden Club will meet Friday with a carry in noon dinner at Edna Ryan’s home.
The Board of Commissioners appointed Dr. A. T. Jones of Anderson as physician for the Madison County Children's Home following the Monday resignation of Dr. H. W. Gante, who had served the institution for 25 years.
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan cuts short a week long visit to Indonesia after four days. He travels via New Delhi stating he made full use of his time. A general communique cites discussions on trade and economic projects.
Local social notes list visitors from Eau Gallie and Durbin Florida and Indiana residents from Anderson Lapel Versailles Markleville and Fortville. Gatherings include ice cream social dinners and weekend calls among the Renner Rich Bland and Harrison families.
Ankara reports defense consumes more than 27 percent of Turkey’s 1961 budget, ranking second in NATO behind Portugal’s 3 percent. The figure highlights Ankara’s prioritization of military spending within alliance obligations.
Notice to Isaac N Brown and others that plaintiffs filed in Madison Superior Court a complaint to quiet title to real estate at 566 in Reopens Addition, Anderson, Indiana. Defendants are notified to appear or be in default. The clerk is to set hearings in absentia. Dated July 18 to August 1 of 1933.
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