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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1957

Page

2

Direct long distance dialing expands to four Indiana cities

Indiana towns Noblesville New Castle join South Bend and Crawfordsville with direct long distance dialing next summer. Evansville will gain direct dialing this year, making 13 million phones in 478 communities reachable directly. The system uses a three figure area code before dialing the local number and prints the bill.

Indianapolis Noblesville New Castle South Bend Crawfordsville Evansville United States Candian

Elwood Court Fines Result From Traffic Violations

Elwood figures include Frank T. Harris found guilty of speeding and fined one dollar plus costs by Mayor Robert Forts. Kenneth R. Humphress forfeits bond after recent arrest for passing without sufficient clearance. Also notes nurse Mary Lois Wesseler on vacation until July 29 and Jesse J. Nichols rites set for 3 p.m. Saturday in York and Wright Memorial Home.

Elwood Frank T. Harris N. D St Robert Forts S. Meridian Anderson Sts Harris Kenneth R. Humphress Indianapolis Mary Lois Wesseler Blair Sullivan Visiting Nurse Association

Trucker dies in fiery Indiana collision at city limits

Robert Michaels of Burlington died after his tar truck crashed with Clarence Wickert of Elkhart. Wickert suffered critical injuries. Authorities investigated the Friday crash at the city.

Michigan City Ind Robert Michaels Burlington Clarence Wickert Elkhart Wickard

Violin Maker Dies In Elwood At 79

Jesse K. Franklin of Elwood aged 79 died at Mere Hospital at 50 p m Friday after a seven week illness. A retired tin plate mill worker and violin maker he is survived by his widow Bertha a daughter Mrs Florence Harbold Milwaukee Wis three sons Roscoe Anderson Arthur and Ralph Milwaukee 12 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren He was born February 9 1878 at Kirklin and married Bertha Baker June 19 1888 He was a Wesleyan Methodist Church member The body was taken to the Copher and Fesler funeral home Funeral arrangements were not completed.

Elwood Jesse K. Franklin S. A St Mere Hospital Franklin Bertha Florence Harbold Milwaukee Wis Roscoe Franklin Anderson Arthur Ralph Kirklin John H Susan Franklin Bertha Baker Wesleyan Methodist Church Copher and Fesler Funeral Home

State Skeet Shoot Kicks Off At Callaway Park

The Indiana State Skeet Shoot opens at Callaway Park in Elwood hosted by the Elwood Conservation Club. About 85 to 95 shooters from across the state compete in 32 classes across 11 events with 66 trophies and roughly $1,000 in medals and chevrons awarded.

Elwood Callaway Park Elwood Conservation Club Alwood Conservatory Club Jerry Bornholtz Jack Brewer Russ Moore Charles High Hubert Call

Baptismal Water Cut Off By Magistrate

Magistrate John D Watts revoked Sweet Daddy Grace's city permit to use a fire hose and hydrant for outdoor baptism in the Northwest Side. Residents and two police sergeants testified a sound truck and jazz band accompanied the Crusade with 50 baptisms from 9 a.m. to noon on Sunday July 14.

Chicago John D. Watts Sweet Daddy Grace Watts Northwest Side Sweet Daddy

Electrician Electrocuted In Fort Wayne Pole Work

Grover Switzer age 31 from Hicksville Ohio died Friday while working on a utility pole for Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. The incident occurred in Fort Wayne Indiana as crews handled live lines.

Fort Wayne Ind Grover Switzer Hicksville Ohio Indiana & Michigan Electric Co

Elwood club activities highlight Duck Creek area 4-H group

Elwood residents attend a string of social and club events including the Duck Creek Township 4-H building picnic in Alexandria with the Co operative Homemakers Home Demonstration Club. Notes cover Loyal Women's Class Golden Circle Mix and Fix club Dayton trip Hobby Club and personal mentions of visitors and returnees.

Elwood Co-operative Homemakers Home Demonstration Club Duck Creek Township Alexandria Orin Clymer Scott Campbell Cordova Juday Mesdames Ray Gilpian Arthur Robinson Jack Hutcheson Richard Williams James Webb Parl Mock Bertha Mock A. S. Jarrett Eunice Mays Pamela Harting Gwen Wisler Bessie Gray Austin Texas Dames Clair Beamer William Cornelius Cecil Cains Harry Grimme Nathan Harting Leo Jarrett Rena Lane Tillie Leisure Blanche Mays W. C. Mays Denver Mays Clair Meyer 0. C. Patterson Wilbur Pierce Leon Tyner Frank Williams F. A. Wilson Kent Wisler Ed Wisler Cecil Wantland B. R. Zech Mesdames F. A. Wilson First Baptist Church Nellie Gorbett Mary Lazarus Gorbett Genna Robinson Mildred Holmes Lazarous Flossie Brown Hazel Warner Bertha Sharp Gerna Robinson Nellie Hood Gladys Flynn Mabel Austin Rena Scudder Lora Osting Lavina Leavitt Mary K. Lowndes Colorado Springs Colo Hal Waymire Angela Thomas Carter Dayton Ohio Duck Creek Boone Township

Heart Attack Kills Former Elwood Man

Marvin Horner 51 of Wabash former Elwood resident died of a heart attack downtown in Wabash Thursday noon. Funeral services set for Sunday 2 p.m. at Wire Funeral Home Wabash. Survived by Harriet widow three daughters and one son. Former tinplate mill worker later with General Tire Marion. Also brother in law to three Elwood residents. Head laceration injures Tommy Sparks six after city truck accident near his home. He was treated at Mercy Hospital.

Elwood Marvin Horner Rt. 5 Wabash Wire Funeral Home Harriet Artie Moore Jack Keller Sally Jane Horner Lewis Horner Moses Wilkins Marion Balser Homer Dietzer Harriet Dietzer General Tire Company Marion Tommy Sparks Robert Sparks 14Th St Luther Stockdale Mercy Hospital Robert L. Jackley

Hospital Dismissals List From St. John’s Hospital

Dismissals include Everett Williams of 2720 Shaw nee Dr and Mrs. LaVern Bubenzer at 429 Federal Dr. Others named are Joseph Kettron 2020 Ohio Ave Roy Poore 615 Ellenhurst Dr Mrs Emaline McCorkle Rt. 4 William Higgins 1532 Walton St Mrs. Bonnie McCullough and son 1820 Madison Ave Mrs. Emaline McCorkle and daughter 2410 Central Ave multiple families from Fortville Lapel and nearby streets.

St. John’s Hospital Everett Williams Shawnee LaVern Bubenzer Federal Joseph Kettron Ohio Ave Roy Poore Ellenhurst Emaline McCorkle William Higgins Walton Bonnie McCullough Madison Ave Donald Gamble Central Ave Arnett Westerfield Willie Mae Aldred Lapel Christine Jones E. Ames William Morgan Marley Martz

Wallace Begins Third Year As Pastor Here

At the annual conference in Indianapolis Rev Rex Wallace was reappointed for a third year to Colonial EUB Church Anderson by Bishop R H Mueller. The congregation will honor the Wallace family with a reception soon. William Chambers attended as lay delegate.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Indianapolis Rex Wallace EUB Anderson R. H. Mueller

Four H Girls Plan Wednesday Program at Madison Heights

Four H girls of Anderson Township will host a judging and exhibits day at Madison Heights school. Judging starts 8 30 a m and runs to noon with mothers invited to observe. At 8 p m the public may attend a dress revue and project demonstrations in the school cafeteria led by Jane Gwynn and Ellen Lacey.

Anderson Township Madison Heights School Jane Gwynn Ellen Lacey

Kicked by Colt Injures 15 Year Old at Hawkins Farm

Miss Judy A. Cron, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Cron, 912 East 28th Street, suffered contusions and abrasions to the left ankle after being kicked by a colt at the Hawkins farm where it grazes. She received treatment at St. John's Hospital. The article notes Canada’s flour milling industry has existed for more than 300 years.

Judy A. Cron Albert F. Cron 28Th St Hawkins Farm St. John's Hospital Canada

Water Rights Clash Over Unapproved Colorado Bridge

California attorney charges Arizona built a 401 foot Colorado River bridge in Cibola Valley without federal approval and that cotton and crops moved across the bridge used water without authorization. He cites ongoing California Arizona dispute over Colorado River water and calls for halting unauthorized use on public land.

San Francisco California Arizona Colora River Ely Colorado Cibola Valley Colorado River Fred Randahl Secretary of the Interior

Brutal Killing in Apartment Ends Seattle Woman's Life

In Burlingame California 19 year old Catherine Elvins of Seattle was found beaten and stabbed to death in her apartment shared with Elaine Soule 19. Autopsy showed 26 blows from a flatiron and 20 stab wounds. Soule admitted the murder citing robbery as motive and faces first degree murder indictment.

Burlingame Calif Catherine Kit) Elvins Seattle Miss Elvins Elaine Soule Keith Sorenson Sorenson Grand Soule Miss Elving Richard Elvins Wash Freeport Long Island N. Y Miss Soule Paul B. Jensen Sorensen San Francisco

S A E Theta Tops Bloomington Fraternity Sorority Honors

Indiana University announced Friday that Sigma Alpha Epsilon led fraternities and Kappa Alpha Theta sororities in studies for the second semester of the past school year.

S.A.E. Theta Bloomington Ind Indiana University Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kappa Alpha Theta

Inquiry Order Against Indianapolis Stockyards Issued

The Agriculture Department issued a formal order of inquiry against the Indianapolis Stock Yards Co over alleged Packers and Stockyards Act violations. The Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Co operates the yards which ban traders from both buying and selling in the same transaction and the department says enforcing this rule breaches the act. The company has 20 days from July 19 to file a formal answer.

Washington Agriculture Department Indianapolis Stock Yards Co Packers and Stockyards Act Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Co Department Secretary of Agriculture

Five Day Fair Mild Weather Forecast

The Weather Bureau forecasts generally fair and mild conditions for the next five days with a few showers. Daytime highs reach the 80s across the state while overnight lows dip into the 60s. average highs 82 to 91 and lows 60 to 72, with scattered showers of a quarter inch or less.

the Weather Bureau

Youths Held After Bullet-Studded Chase Ends in Capture

Seymour Indiana police jailed two 16 year old Indianapolis youths, Robert Montgomery and David A. Kirk, after a pursuit in a stolen and wrecked auto led to two roadblocks. The chase left them with minor injuries and followed a theft at a used car lot. A filling station operator reported the youths fled after running up a gasoline bill.

Seymour Ind Indianapolis Robert Montgomery David A. Kirk U.S. 31 U.S. 530 Here

Jenner Seeks Federal and State Subversion Controls

Jenner calls for new laws and regulations to combat subversion. He wants federal employment rules and state laws to address subversion within borders, plus school board rules for teachers and state court and bar admission standards, arguing courts undermine representatives’ efforts against the Communist plot.

Congress Jenner

Delco-Remy Names Apprentices and New Author

Anderson and nearby towns list five students who qualified for GM Institute at Flint Michigan and five apprentices graduating to journeymen at Delco-Remy. E T Newill, Delco-Remy engineer, has a writing credit in McGraw-Hill’s Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers. Delco-Remy will start its annual inventory Monday and plant closures follow.

Anderson Benjamin H. Graddy Middletown Wayne W. Ricks Fairmount Clarence Powers Ira L. Woodyard Elwood GM _ Institute Flint, Mich Donald P. Eckstein Donald P. Vanderluit Norman Schultz Alexandria Robert E. Julian Markleville William O. Marks Raleigh N.C McGraw-Hilh Publishing Company Delco-Remy

British Society Doctor Admits Guilt On 14 Charges

Dr John Bodkin Adams, a prominent Lewes physician, pleads guilty to 14 counts including forging prescriptions and illicit possession of dangerous drugs. He previously faced acquittal on a murder charge in London and now faces fines and further scrutiny over a 1950s will dispute and cremation certification. Police also allege attempts to conceal morphine and improper wineey conduct in Eastbourne.

Lewes England John Bodkin Adams Britain Seanadee Fane London Old Bailey Cer James Priestley Downs Melford Stevenson Adams Downs Stevenson Eastbourne

Drink Of Wine Blamed For Indiana Slaying

Corydon Indiana sheriff Orlin Didelot blamed an argument over a drink of wine for the shooting of Ruswell Rimsler 55 a New Albany factory worker at the home of William H Lyons 59 interior decorator and painter two miles south of Lanesville Lyons arrested for the homicide police said Rissler chased Lyons around a kitchen table on the third lap Lyons grabbed a 20 gauge shotgun and fired killing his pursuer

Corydon Ind Orlin Didelot Ruswell Rimsler New Albany Didelot William H. Lyons Lyons Lanesville Rissler

Killer Suspect Seeks Bond in Watson Murder Case

Augustus Clifford Watson, 41, charged with first degree murder of his mother, seeks release on bond after Circuit Judge Ollie Reeves orders habeas corpus proceedings. Indiana law bars bond for murder charges. The report also notes an unrelated line about the annual weed bill for farmers.

Evansville Ind Augustus Clifford) Watson Ollie Reeves Watson Indiana

Appointments and Final Settlements Filed in Madison County

Edna W. Thomas named Executrix of Louise Terry estate on July 23 1957. Creditors must file claims within six months. Estate appears solvent. Final settlement hearings set August 1957 for Ella Schoonover Albert Main and related estates with proofs of heirship required. Madison Superior Court notices list attorneys and case numbers H 1135 H 114 and related dates.

Edna W. Thomas Louise Terry Anderson Indiana Joseph H. Armington Superior Court Madison County Rusby, Davission, Co & Farr Attorn ONO Ella Schoonover Madison Superior Court William L. Peck Albert Main Oseph H. ‘Armington Ralph F. Mattingly iNo

George W. Raper Dies in Orestes at 71

George W. Raper 71 died at 5 p.m. Friday at his home in Orestes after moving there from Elwood with his son Harold and family. He was born April 17, 1886 in Lafayette Township near Florida Station, son of Jeffer and Viola Raper. He married Gertie Lurber of Anderson on June 26, 1907. Survivors: widow Gertie, son Harold, two grandchildren, sister Mrs. Alta Hilligoss of Clair. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Saturday at York and Wright Funeral Home Elwood. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Dale Schmidt. burial in IOOF Cemetery, Frankton.

Elwood George W. Raper Orestes Harold Lafayette Township Florida Station Jefferson Viola Raper Gertie Lurber Anderson Gertie Alta Hilligoss Clair York and Wright Funeral Home Funeral Dale Schmidt IOOF Frankton

Missing hiker in High Sierra search continues

BIG PINE Calif UP searchers comb North Palisade area for Walter Griga a 20 year old from Carleton College ongoing since last Saturday near temple crag and Mt Sill. Sheriff Merrill Howard says the glacier area harbors hidden crevasses and air searches resume after snowstorm despite limited clues

Big Pine Calif North Palisot Sam Mack Griga Temple Crag Civil Air Patrol Bishop Lloyd Day Union Carbide Co Templecrag Mt. Sill Palisade Day Palisade Basin Sierra Club

Twelve Men Take Option On Caribbean Island For Home Sites

Twelve business and professional men took an option on Little Hans Lollik in the Virgin Islands three miles north of St. Thomas. The group, led by Lafayette architect Walter Scholer Jr, aims to develop the 155 acre island for home sites and hopes to build a house next spring. Members include Purdue professors Dr. G B Bachman Dr H H Remmers Dr Roy L Whistler Dr Richard Gery and others from Purdue and Lafayette firms.

Lafayette Ind Caribbean Sea Hans Lollik Virgin Islands St. Thomas Island Miami Walter Scholer Jr G. B. Bachman Purdue University William St. Thomas H. H. Remmers Purdue Roy L. ‘Whistler Richard Gery Robert Kohne M. J. Ferriter Purdue National Bank William L. Ayres School of Science R. A. Morgan Purdue Research Foundation John Drysdale Fouber Construction Co Richard Hadley Lafayette Insurance

GM President Asked to Explain GM Book Access

Washington investors report that House investigators asked GM President Harlow Curtice to appear voluntarily to explain why the firm refused government auditors access to its books on unfinished defense contracts. Rep. Hebert had sought a subpoena to inspect the records. In Davenport Iowa jail two inmates faced assault charges tied to a probe of a prison crime wave.

Washington House General Motors F. Edward Hebert D-La Armed Services Harlow H. Curtice Curtice Hebert Davenport Iowa Scott County

Obituaries for Daisy Puckett and Henry Laux

Daisy A. Puckett 81 of Kingman died 1 55 a m Friday at her daughter's home after weeks of illness. She was active in Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge and Kingman EUB Church. Surviving daughter two sons Ralph and Jontell and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Kingman funeral home. Henry Laux 73 of Brocton Michigan died July 9 at home after three months illness. He was father to Thelma Kluesner and John Laux and survived by widow Carrie and two grandchildren. He and his wife marked their 50th anniversary in February.

Daisy Puckett Daisy A. Puckett Kingman Garland L. Johnson Broadway Puckett Order of the Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge Kingman Eub Church Ralph G. Puckett Anderson Jontell Puckett Henry Laux Brocton Thelma Kluesner John Laux Chicago Carrie

Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties

Edward F Wildridge 79 of Pendleton died Friday morning July 19 1878. He was a blacksmith and retired from General Motors Guide Lamp Division in 1943. Survived by widow Anna daughter Mrs John Lahey Columbus OH brothers Percy and Ralph Wildridge Anderson and many nephews and nieces. Friends may call after 2 pm Saturday Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with funeral at 4 pm Sunday Huntsville Cemetery.

Edward F. Wildridge Pendleton Edward FP. Wildridge State St Pendleton General Od Inc Wildridge The Christian Church Anna John Lahey Columbus Ohio Percy Ralph Wildridge Anderson Cornell Bright Funeral Huntsville Cemetery

Fall Causes Death At Lawrenceburg Elevator

Earl Rhoad age 24 of Maysville Missouri died after an automatic lift collapsed at the Lawrenceburg Grain Co elevator during a painting crew project. He fell about 50 feet and was killed Friday. He worked with a traveling crew on the site. Evelyn Olds dies after long illness in New York wife of Irving S Olds former United States Steel board chair. Leo Connell of Connersville Indiana named to Eagles board of grand trustees at international convention in New York.

Lawrenceburg Ind Earl Rhoad Maysville Lawrenceburg Grain Co Rhoad Evelyn Olds New York Evelyn Foster Olds Irving S. Olds United States Steel Corp Eagles Post Leo Connil Connersville Order of Eagles

Hastings Re elected IU Board of Trustees President

John Hastings of Washington was re elected president of the Indiana University Board of Trustees. The board also re elected its entire slate of officers and Hastings was first named president in 1951.

Bloomington Ind John Hastings Washington Indiana University Board of Trustees Hastings

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