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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Chicago
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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