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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1958

Page

2

Guard Will Start Camp Trip Today

From 60 Indiana communities will head for Camp McCoy Wisconsin early Saturday carrying members of the 38th Infantry Division National Guard for summer field training. About 10 000 men the largest peacetime number in the division will train near Sparta Wisconsin 480 miles from Indianapolis. Gov Harold Handley and Lt Gov Crawford Parker plan visits during exercises. The training runs Aug 10 with troops arriving Saturday and Sunday and a division review set for Aug 2.

Indiana Camp McCoy Wis 38Th’ Infantry Division National Guard Indiana Guard Sparta Indianapolis Harold W. Handley Crawford F. Parker Handley Ward Parker

Human Mirror Case Report At Nearology Psychiatry Archive

A report details a so called human mirror where a woman sees a double, described by Dr N Lukianowicz of Barrow after a funeral, as the strange woman mirrors her coat and hat. The article also notes a church outing honoring Pastor Lanahan at Falls Park on Sunday with a large committee lineup.

Funeral for Petro Nichola Held at Davis and Strider

Petro Nichola, born August 17 1890 in Yugoslavia, died after ill health and resided at 209 S Harrison St for 20 years. Retired from National Gypsum four years ago, never married, no survivors. Funeral 10 am Monday at Davis and Strider Funeral Home with burial in Park View Cemetery.

Albaanuiua St Anderson S. Harrison St National Gypsum Company Yugoslavia Chicago Kokomo Davis

House Approves More Congress Benefits

The House approved additional fringe benefits for senators, including two extra trips annually from Washington to a home town, a $90 increase in annual stamp allowance, and a $609 boost in long distance telephone allowance. The bill funds the legislative department at $123,297,387 for the current fiscal year.

House Senate Congress Washington Legislative Department

Auction notices mix with world Ike talk on Middle East

A jumble of auction listings appears with sales in Mae Itahoe and Midaietown and real estate at 135 West and State Road. In global news President Eisenhower and Khrushchev discuss a possible summit, stressing UN action and Middle East stability, recalling Stalin and Korea resolutions. China notes two great rivers, the Yellow and the Yangtse.

Ted Ba Schock Charles RY Banking Goode Auction Mae Itahoe Ripote Red Locust Midaietown Ind E' Ath Sppems Pene Duct Muth v. Kearich Reccatrie Bibert Whelchel Alley Tad Sirs Robert Robbins Mn South Grant Atadien Go Line Road State Road Everett_E- Corn Soviet Union Mideast Khrushchev Middle East Lebaron Jordan United States Lebanon Josef Stalini General Assembly South Korea United Nations Security Council Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U.S United Nations U.N Dag Hammars Council Mikhail Menshikov John Foster Dulles Harold Macmillan London Paris Charles de Gaulle New York Peiping China

Auto Crashes Show Rising Yearly Toll on County Roads

Reports indicate crashes continue on county thoroughfares with this year seen as a record-approaching trend. Officials urge parents to keep children away from busy traffic zones and drivers to use plain common sense about speed in areas where kids may play. An officer underscores vigilant driving by imagining the consequence of one unintended fatality.

Eisenhower signs Hungarian refugee citizenship measure

President Eisenhower signed a law enabling about 32,000 Hungarians who fled after the 1956 uprising to become permanent residents and pursue citizenship. The attorney general may grant permanent resident status after two years in the United States, with credit for time already spent toward naturalization.

Mimocangton Eisenhower United States

Sunny Weather Strains Crop Harvest as Rivers Rise

Flooding risk grows with four possible floods in two rare rainy months. East fork of White River rises at Petersburg and Hazleton while the Wabash remains high but receding near Vincennes. Harvest awaits a stretch of dry weather to tackle overripe wheat on higher ground.

White River Petersburg Hazleton Wabash Vincennes

County 4 H health program boosts national club awards

The 4 National 4 H Committee reports last year 754 758 youths enrolled in the 4 H health program as leaders in county and state efforts. National champs receive 400 college scholarships and a Chicago trip for Congress in December, with state winners given Congress trips and county winners gold health medals. Community relations prizes include certificates and eight expense paid trips to Chicago for top youths plus college scholarships for national top boy and girl.

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Middletown Band and Highland High Win Honors at Fair

Middletown Band School Band took second honors in its class while Highland High School Band Anderson earned third. Cowan High School Band also won second in its class and Carthage High School Band placed third among smaller high schools. Marilyn Coulter led majorettes with Middletown. Two bronze trophies were presented to the Middletown band.

Highland High School Anderson Cowan High School Carthage High School Marilyn Coulter Middletown

Net valuations by township and school purposes list

Note big drop figures and net valuations across many townships. Includes township and school purposes totals such as Anderson Two and Fall Creek Two, with figures like 19 299 800 and 95 079 900 for various tax districts. Highlights include Elwood-Pipecreek, Monroe, Pipe Creek, Jackson, Richland and other townships with combined values listed and multiple entries for school and township purposes.

Anderson Duck Creek Fall Creek Green Jackson Lafayette Monroe Pipe Creek Richland Stony Creek Union van Buren Alexandria Ayeue Anderson — Richland Twp Chesterfield Country Club Heights Edgewood Elwood Pipecreek Duckcreek Frankton Nation Mlatayette Gimco Ingalls Lapel Markleville Genesis Pendleton River Forest Summitville Woodlawn Heights

Hospital Dismissals and Masonic Rites Noted

Obscure notice records hospital dismissals at St Johns with names and addresses. Separately a Fulwider Masonic Lodge and Knights Templar funeral service planned with relatives listed, funeral details set for Memorial Park Cemetery and Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with pallbearers named.

Obituary notices from Anderson area services and injuries

James Otis Gartin 89 of 1501 Nichol Ave. died at St. John's Hospital. Survived by wife Lula. burial Beech Grove Cemetery with services at Daleville Methodist Church. Daniel Stafford Wakefield 57 of 18 Eth St. died in Anderson. Survived by wife Leona Mae. services at Trinity Episcopal Church. John Jackman 83 of 1123 E. 27th St. died at home. survivors include two daughters and two sons. Services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Henry Wiese dies in car crash on Nichol Ave. Survived by son, brothers, sisters. arrangements pending. Marjorie Badger Spaulding 52 of Spencer, sister of Paul and Raymond Badger, services at Whittinger Funeral Home Greencastle. Ralph Knotts 45 of 1910 Silver St. services at North Anderson Church of God. Albert D. Hall 59 of Philadelphia formerly of Anderson, died after heart attack. survivors include wife and four sons. Roanoke and Philadelphia funeral arrangements. Clyde H. Bishop 51 of 2110 McKinley St. died at St. John's Hospital. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Paul Honn 60 of Dayton, former Anderson Herald ad man. survivors include wife Florence and son Dennis. Dudley G. Jones 4 of Rt. 2. services at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Thomas J. Brown 4 of 506 W. 2nd St. died at St. John's Hospital. Jack Otting Jr. 10 of 919 College Dr. treated for scalp cut after brick assault.

F. R. Fulwider Masonic Lodge Masonic Order of Knights Templar Jazel D Paul Halingen Texas Robert ‘Sharp Anderson Norman Scott Tuscumbia Ala Ivan South Bend Albert Harrisburg Fie Rush New Market Virginia Caplinger Logansport George Moeller Arnold Greve Roland Jackson Willard Sipes Bill Herb Warren Hoffmaster Roy Shepherd James G. Gartin James Otis Gartin Nichol Ave St. John’s Hospital Rush County Indiana Ice and Dairy Company Lula IM Pelhernus Shirey Daleville Ii Daleville Methodist Charles Echelbarger Beech Grove Muncie Daniel Wakefield Daniel Stafford Wakefield Sr St. John's Hospital Ontario Canada Detroit John Elizabeth Wakefield Leona Mae Sallie Norean Frances Cohen Rochester Mich Maude Wakefield Baker Brothers Funeral Trinity Episcopal Church George A. Burns John Jackman Andersonville Ind Painter Rose Alberta Wilson Florence Murdock Kelvin Cietis Douglas Ariz Ruby Humphrey Greensburg Charles Seebyvile Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Rex ‘Aliace Colonial Evangelical Nited Brethren Church Memorial Park Cemetery Henry Wiese Germany Wiese The Elks Lodge Pov West Walter C William Shreveport Christian Indianapolis Robert Louise Huffman Marie Reed Baker Brothers Funeral Home Marjorie Spaulding Marjorie Badger Spaulding Spencer Raymond Badger Whittinger Greencastle Florida Pendleton Ralph Knotts Ralph Lawrence Knotts Silver St North Anderson Church Albert Hall Albert D. Hall Philadel Pa Philadelphia Clarke Sanding Machine Company Martha James M. J. Hall Roanone Jethro Hubert Good Airy N. C Virginia Durst Durham N.C Louis Metz Roanoke Edith Geiger Reading Baird Philadelpia Oakey Funeral Erve Wishop Clyde H. Bishop Pearl Franke McKinley St St Tohn's Hospital Hayden Lucy Bishop Anaheim Calif Forse “Manufacturing Company Bishop Noble Street Methodist Church Columbus Havel Garbett John King Floyd McKinney Seymour Gerrude Lazell Guy Heckma Albert Kettler Venice Fla Brothers Funeral Home Funeral Wallace Deyo Noble Street’ Methodist Church Paul Honn Dayton Ohio Ormer Anderson Herald Hoosie Elwood Winchester Standard Register Company Florence Doris Shaw Dennis Puptry Jones Dudley G. Jones Harold E. Rozelle George A. Harris East Lynn Christian Church Florence Hardy Pendleton Florence Hardy Madison Ave Knightstown Henry Eliza Conklin Burk Markleville Horace G. Hardy Ann Arbor Ralph C. Hardy Crystal Lake Cornell Bright T. R. White Friends Cemetery

Beulah Bowman Rites Planned Amid Local Obituary Notes

Obituary notices report funeral services for Beulah Bowman 87 of Route 3, to be held at 1 pm Sunday, with burial at Cove Memorial Cemetery near Dalton, Georgia. Other items note Arlie Cra vens 42 of 1225 E Seventh Street, and Mollie Hersberger 94 of 98 West Street with services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home, plus Queen Elizabeth II health and political rotation discussions, and a separate incident of a steam burn injury at 2nd Avenue and Columbus Avenue that required hospital care.

Beulah Bowman Tom Page Viet ‘Union Acc Chattanooga Tenn Paris the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Cove Satu Dalton Maurice Schumann National Assembly Arlie Cravens Foreign Relations Committee Arlie R. T. Cra France Sugvens E. S7th St New York Livingston London Western United States Britain Harold E. Rozelle Khrushchev Big- Hope Tennesssee. Nals Rollie W. Sthat St._ John's Harold E Rozelle Funeral George 8. Taggart First Press Memorial Park Cemetery Security Friends New York Cornell Arthur’ Maupin St. and Columbus Ave John’s

Combined visit of Anderson and county teachers set for large program

Page One reports that Anderson teachers and county teachers have held separate events but will unite this year for a single large program. Officials from the various establishments will host teachers at room luncheons during the visit.

Anderson

Deaths in Madison and nearby counties report

Obituary notices list Kenneth Lowery of Middletown who died after a long illness at 10 45 a m born October 24 1875 in Hamilton County survived by family with funeral and burial details. Florence Hardy of Pendleton age 89 died in St Johns Hospital and is survived by two sons and grandchildren with services and burial planned. Additional brief notices note a birth and other survivors with graveside rites and funeral home arrangements in nearby towns.

Kenneth Lowery Middletown Kenneth Kenrick) Lowery High St Hamilton County Walter Kenneth Lowery Lowery Middletown Methodist Church Andrew Leces Pam Elbert C. Frazee Earl Imler Anderson First Methodist Churc C. Edwin McClarnon Miller Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. J. Lanahan First Evangelical United Brethren Church Falls Park Dendleton 2. U. B. Mens Sunday School Lass Board of H. M. Heiney Arthur Atwell Charles Dale Dan Harvey Robert Prigg Carl O'Bryant Harry Paxton Dorothy Wolford Mary Glant Marion Strock Bob Lawson Keith Steens Jim Murray Doreen Brown Mae Atwell Java Heiney Charles Gilmore Mae Gettinger Clyde Scovel Loren Brown Ruth Brannon Sandra Dale Jack Atwell Fred Johnson Calvin Butler Clint Hartzell Arthur Atwel Ernie Robinson Earl Gamble Charles Dier Lanahan Edinburg TB Association Madison County Social \gencies Anderson Ministerial Association County Council of Religious Education Executive Council Indiana Conference South Africa Egypt Palestine Europe Iceland UPI Golda Meir Petro Nichola John Green E. Broadway Jacob Gosnell Armitte Gosnell Harrison St Eee Nesl Huffman Christian New Lights Church Beulah Park Huffman Larry Wright Elkhart Conferjon Bud Soward Soward Clarence R. Keene Wheatfield Keene Samed GOP UPL Spencer, T. Olin Alton Republican Finance Committee Meade Alcorn Olin Charles S. ‘Thomas Trans World Airlines Salling Jackson Ph Sparky’s Std Executrix Floyd V. Kabrich Superior Court of Madison County West 2Nd Street Towit Mector & Brewer Nichol Avenue Superior Court Ruth J. Kabrich Executrix Care Gaon CHEL Madison County Superior Court Deve Ther Bureau Appalachians Atlantic Coast Gulf Coast Rockies Great Plains Ohio Valley Great Lakes Pacific Northwest Central Plains Madison County Auction Galleries Willis Hiday Aubrey Lydick Roy Patterson Josie Taylor John Shirk Yorktown Doris Oldfield Odessa McNeese Francis Baggot H. L. Lanahan Aroma Cemetery Perkinsville Inumas Brown Thomas J. Brown W. 2Nd St J. John's Hospital Jack Otting Jr College Dr Madison St.John's Hospital Richard Sparks Gerald Day Paints Mileler Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Hillcrest Town W. M. Bd Alexandria ‘Lumber CO. Inc Dial W. Broadway
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