Area Vital Statistics Monday July 20 list of traffic and related fines
A long list of individuals with offenses including intoxication speeding failure to inspect vehicle and disobeying automatic signals. Amounts range from under $10 to over $500 with several cases suspended on conditions or requiring traffic school. Names include Marilyn Armstrong Roger Bramwell Danny Brooks David Carmagh J. Grant Wilma Hooten and many others across several streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Armstrong
Dresser Dr
Mas Barnett
Brentwood
Baugus
Anderson Hotel
Roger G. Bramwell
Park Aven
Danny E. Brooks
New Castle
David Carmagh
Main
Aymond R. Davis
E. 10Th St
Tim C. Gillam
E. 31St St
T.J. Grant
Dewey
Mary E. Gross
Wmce
Jimmie Hammock
Ninth St
Fran. G. Hancock
Wilma Hooten
Indiana Women's Prison
Arles
Hue
19Th &T
Jesse W. Johnson
Mth
Jesse W. Lennox Jr
Shelbyille, Co
Robert James Licht
Syracuse
Patricia J. Mills
E. Eighth St
Kenneth L. Nantroup
Gary Painter
Cletis P. Parry
Elwood
Michael Raymer Pendleton
Floyd . Robbins
38Th St
James H. Rogers
Johnson Ave
Henry Sanders
Timothy A. Saul
Robert E. Shelton
W. 21St St
Marvin A. Short
Euclid Dr
Lewis E. Sumpter Jr
Madison County Guidance Center
William Tieman
Robert Earl White Jr
12Th St
Clem Woods
Jessie D. Gray
Muncie
Jimmie QO. Hinton
Lennox
Carl Gomes
Sheridan
David R. Jackson
Pendleton
William C. Jones
E. 37Th St
George Edward Kugler
Noble
Richard L. Ott
Thomas W. Baker
George
Robert E. Brooks
Lafayette
John S. Coomer
Andover Rd
Joseph F. Davis
Udell Davis
W. 13Th St
Superior Court
William M. Perr
Rt. 6
Virgil L. Earlywine
Lapel
Steven J. Gentry
Donnelly
Randall Shaw
Indiana State Farm
Larry A. Smith
Circle Dr
Ethel M. Tincher
Rt. 5
Civic leaders back judges change in Indiana
About 100 civic leaders from across Indiana endorsed a plan to remove appellate and supreme court judges from partisan politics. They support a constitutional amendment to be voted on November 3, requiring appointment from nominees and periodic elections, with raises and a compulsory retirement act proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Supreme Court
R. Stanley Lowe
American Judicature Society
Mishawaka Bank Employee Charged in Embezzlement Case
U S District Court grand jury indicted Charles Duensing 31 Mishawaka on three counts of embezzlement claiming he willfully misapplied bank funds by creating fictitious loan accounts and stealing nearly 12000 since November 1968. Duensing released on 1000 bond as audit planned. Additional indictments included two other bank employees and a Chicago man for transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines after a July 3 crash near Enos Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
U.S. District Court
Charles Duensing
Mishawaka
Duensing
St. Joseph Bank and Trust Co
Knox Bank
Clarence D. Aleck
Chicago
Aleck
Enos
Gary
Midway Airport
Health Board To Meet Tuesday Session Open To Public
The Madison County Board of Health will hold a quarterly meeting at 7 30 p m next Tuesday at the health office. Thomas Thomas Jr is chairman. The session is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Board of Health
Thomas Thomas Jr
Ball State fellow Lendall Mock Jr pursues education doctorate
Lendall Mock Jr. recently received a Ball State University fellowship and now studies administration and curriculum toward a doctor of education degree. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Lendall Mock of Anderson, he is a Wendell Willkie High School 1958 graduate and earned a BS in social studies and English and an MA in social studies at BSU. He and his wife Dorothy, with their three children, reside in Muncie for the two-year program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball State University
Lendall Mock Jr
Lendall Mock
Anderson
Elwood
Wendell Willkie
BSU
Dorothy
Muncie
Dismissals Announced From St Johns and Community Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs Bessie Campbell Rt 2 Mrs Janice Mitchell 190 Ringwood Way and many others listed by name and address across St Johns and Community Hospital. The long roster names residents from Alexandria Pendleton Summitville Chesterfield and Frankton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Bessie Campbell
Janice Mitchell
Ringwood Way
Brian Krawiee
Raymond Barret
Russell Roy
Jackson
Elizabeth Taylor
Patterson
Iva Horine
Robert Nash
Fletcher
David Burris
E. Eighth St
Georgia Precup
Sherwood
Jerry Britton
Junior Zachary
Columbus Ave
James McDougall
Linden Ln
Robert Merida
Elwood
Richard Williard
Pendleton
Edith Dausch
Chesterfield
Harriet Sibera
Community Hospital
John D. Stanley
Alexandria
Keng Lesly J. Stanley
Alexandia
Tami D. Hazelbaker
Brown
Martin Buntin
22Nd St
Dorothy A. Neal
Andover Rd
Ruby Rowland
James E. Freeman
Daniel Vickery and Son
Johnson Ave
Dawn D. Lester
Ora W. Sargent
Poplar
Terry L. Young
Maedelle G. Fields
Summitville
Wayne Long
P. V. Whitefield
Raintree
Allene S
Gladys R. Caldwell
E. Seventh St
Janice K. Wyatt
Margaret E. Puckett
Broadway
Teresa J. Garrison
W. Second
Charles H. Michael
Smy Ln
Daniel Smith
Jesse L. Carpenter
Madison Ave
Margret L. Mallett
Use
John M. Stanley
Richard Blockson
Kittle L. Reed
B. Fifith
Lyla G. Weaver
Jacqueline M. Cox
Louise
Glenda F. Oakley
Walton
Edith L. Whiteford
Delaware
Coleen K. Dove
Paula A. Stroup
Charlotte Puckett
36Th
Melba Jo Case
Selma
Mary J. Greg
Clark
Edna A. Gray
Dewey
Michelle $. Fields
Summit
Nixon Signs Emergency Home Finance Act to Boost Loans
President Nixon signed the Emergency Home Finance Act to inject 1.2 billion dollars into mortgage programs aimed at middle and low income families. The measure includes a 250 million subsidy for Federal Home Loan Banks, with experts predicting up to 512,000 new loans and potential 1.1 billion new construction jobs. Nixon urged bipartisan backing as housing efforts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Federal Home Loan Banks
Senior Citizens To Host Annual Open House
The Senior Citizens Center will hold its annual open house at 1405 Range Line Rd this weekend from 1 to 5 p.m. Executive director Mrs. Marie Scott says retirees will serve refreshments and give tours. A hobby show organized by center members will feature crafts and interests. Judges Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oberholtzer, teachers at Alexandria Monroe High School, will judge the hobby exhibit. The center operates as an agency of the Madison County United Fund and offers membership to people 55 and older or those who are totally and permanently disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Center
Range Line Rd
Marie Scott
Henry Oberholtzer
Alexandria- Monroe High School
Madison County United Fund
Bucci Completes Pay and Disbursing Specialist Course
Private First Class Steven M. Bucci son of Mr and Mrs Marion R Bucci of Anderson completed the Pay and Disbursing Specialist Course at the Army Finance School Fort Benjamin Harrison He is a Madison Heights High School graduate class of 1969 who entered service in 1970 after basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven M. Bucci
Marion R. Bucci
Alexandria Pike
Anderson
S. Army Finance School
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Bucci
Madison Heights
Ft. Knox
Pictures With President Get Criticism
Washington lawmakers criticized campaign photo ops with President Nixon at the White House. Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr. called the practice a "sheep dip" used by Republicans to stop work on health spending as they arranged pictures with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
White House
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
GOP
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Jacobs
Indianapolis Priest To Speak Sunday At Trinity Church
The Rev. Anthony Thurston of Indianapolis will guest preach at Trinity Episcopal Church 1030 Delaware St. He leads Indianapolis' Big Brothers and directed Waycross Camp Center in 1968. He will celebrate 8 a.m. service and preach at 10 a.m. A coffee hour follows. The Fireside Group meets Aug 1 at 1712 Shepherd Rd. For couples social night planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Thurston
Indianapolis
Trinity Episcopal Church
Delaware St
Thurston
Big Brothers’ Organization
Waycross
Episcopal Camp Center
Joel Burrell
Shepherd Rd
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Over Several Families
At St. John's Hospital David and Laura Butcher welcomed a boy. Community Hospital saw a girl born to Robert Snider and his wife. Chesterfield welcomed a boy to Paul Bronnenburg and family. Pendleton added a son to Claude Crell. Flatmount greeted a girl for Jack Watson. Wilkinson saw a boy born to Thomas Fettlinger and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Butcher
Laura
Community Hospital
Robert Snider
Rt. 4
Paul Bronnenburg
Chesterfield
Claude Crell
Pendleton
Jack Watson
Flatmount
Thomas Fettinger
Wilkinson
Ice Cream Social At Elwood Church
An old fashioned ice cream social is planned for Friday July 31 at the Elwood Church of God from 6 to 9 pm. The event on the church lawn at 20th and 1 streets Elwood is sponsored by the Women's Missionary Society to fund national and overseas service projects. Chairman is Mrs. Dallas Hobbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Classified Ad Sections and Contact Number Display
A scanned newspaper page shows a broad classified section with headings for announcements, lost and found, business services, employment, merchandise, real estate, and vehicles. A single phone contact, 643-4634, appears for the classifieds.
Advertising Rates Effective December 1969
Rates for display and class ads include three day, three line, one day, and general ad options. Flat credit extended to telephone-listed individuals. Monthly rate per line set at six dollars with a two line minimum and a 10 percent advance payment discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ian Eruntiad
B&h
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City Court News
Mishawaka Bank
Rodney Roberts
Paul Buck
Marsha
27Th St. Flint
Mary Baker
Flame
Ethel Jefferson
Mary Shirley
Buddy
Bob Scharf
Washington, D.C
Scharf
Vances
Savings and Loan Associations
Congress
Ema
Scott
Trinity Church
Ea Ae
Carpentry Co
Ae Cement and Masonry
Igu
Petseh da
Oliver P. Cris- Bk A
Everette Oe
Baxter Exterminating Co
Madison Co
America
Nuts Mofab, Inc. Inc
Fairview
Bernie
Kodacolor
ELL Photo, Inc
Kait Smh
Philco
Westinghouse
Redbud Nugget Ice Co. Ph
Pdltn. Ave
Delaware Co
White
Morning Herald
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gilson
Main St
Madison County
Wickens Shoes & Serv
23Rd
TAN & White
13Th & Brown
Reward
Acascriptie
Lady's ‘S
Sica
11IBM
Campbell-Williams Building Contractors
M. Ph
Slack & 5On
H. E
Mike
ABC Gravel CO
Charles A. Smith
Emporia
Jim
Walter H. Campbell
C.L. Sanders
Neely Painting & Trim
L. Pettigrew
Field
Morton
Chesty
Duncan
Allied Paper, Inc
W. 2Nd
Marion
IBM
EPA
Penney’s Auto Center
Geen
Adams
Penney’s
Mounds Mall
Massey Drug Store
Shirley
Meridian
Rama Inc
San Francisco
Mainyenance
Jackson St
Viviane Woodard
Food Service
Imterview
Sherry Jentz
Quick Cleaners
Snelling & Snelling
Bank
West-end
Herald
Richard McCune
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Sterling Associates
Bk. Pig
Imperial Salon
Texaco
Don Marstall
National Bank
E. Main Muncie
Hilda
North Anderson
W. 10Th
Heer Noon Sat
Sun
Sears
Underwood
Ando Fish
People's Marketplace
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Bulletin-Herald
Beauty and
Tam Marsh
9Th & Main
S & S. Landscaping Co
Key's
Harold E Smith
Engineer & Surveyor
Roby’s
10Th St
Roberts Painter
Pas
West 14Th St
Petersen Lumber CO
Ohio Ave
East Side Dairy
Bonanza Steak House
Mounds Mail
Beauticians
Dennis Simpson
Mayfair Beauty Salon
Edgewood
Southdale—Mounds Mall
North
Indreon Herald
J. van Dyke
Tan
Minnesota
Roby
S. 10Th and
Central
Lloyd
Holiday Inn
West State Street
Fortville
Sms
R.S. Baldwin
Dallas
Texas
James
Dept
W. G
N. Briery Road
Irving
Edgewood Realty
Realtor
M.L.S
van Laningham
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