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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1962

Page

9

Stocks Rise for Second Day on Motors and S&Ls

Shares closed higher as late strength in motor stocks and savings and loan holding companies led the market. The Dow edged up 5.39 to 585.00 amid dull volume and mixed bond moves with eleven of the 155 most active stocks advancing.

New York Motors Savings and Loan Holding Senate Finance Committee Dow Jones Bethlehem Stecl Virginia-Carolina Chemical Associated Press New York Stock Exchange Savings and Loans San Diego Imperial General Motors Ford Chrysler American Stock Exchange American Tel Tel. List Alcoa Psicurioininssbiindleisini Balt Gas & Elec Sree Brunswick Iin Neacheinmiteinaiiiie Eisieinas Ashi Haiaesmanabiaician Ssa Eastman Kodak Norfolk & Western Wee Rome Olin Mathieson Parke Davis Pfizer Pennsylvania O's Pierce Industries Sears Roebuck Radio Corp Southern Co Sperry Rand Standard Etnies Swift & Co Texaco Texas Instruments Union Carbide Steel West Yy Hale Jones Ratis Side Niaeiaiaaiolmnaniit

Local Livestock Market Prices Report

Prices from Emees show hogs 10¢ higher in the 190 to 240 pound range at 1850 to 1875 dollars and 240 to 300 pounds at 17.25 to 18.25 dollars per hundredweight. Sows at 16.00. cattle demand strong with good steers and heifers 2125 to 2425 dollars, choice steers and heifers up to 29.90 with some entries around 11.90 to 15.90.

Woodchucks Benefit Halted in Crown Point County

Lake County commissioners stop the 2 bounty for woodchucks after workers protest the distasteful task of trimming ears from the carcasses. The Aug 1 cut off ends payouts as complaints from the auditor's office rise.

Crown Point Ind Lake County Auditor's Office

Auction Sales Include Household Goods Across Locations

Multiple auction notices list sales by Howard Cottingham John Crowley Howard Wiggins Russell C Bennett Wade H Free Jr and others. Items include household goods located in Weston West Virginia Middletown Road State Road 109 and Santelain with various auctioneers and dates in July August and September.

Howard Cottingham Weston &Th . Rd Hamilton Best Byrne John Crowley Broadway Charles Lawler Howard Wiggins Middletown Road County Rd W. W Byrne Egg Hood Lnt Russell C. Bennett Warrington State Rd Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Wed Wade H. Free, Jr Guardian Sante Im W. Ain Bt Ated H. D. Kirk

Stock Quotations Clarified by Thomson & McKinnon

Quotations include brackets or parentheses to denote bids and offers. Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon outlines how asked and offered prices are presented in stock listings.

Thomson & McKinnon

Grain Prices Take Losses On Broad Market Slide

Chicago brokers report general losses across grain futures on Friday as liquidation and light demand weigh on corn and most contracts. Soybeans hold flat with mixed trades while late buying and short covering steady values. wheat falls to 4% lower, corn near unchanged, and soybeans mixed in August futures.

Chicago Board of Trade

Phone Rate Raise Approved in Indiana Communities

The Indiana Pub lic Service Commission approved rate increases for Ohio River Telephone in Rising Sun Vevay Patriot and nearby areas raising gross annual revenues by 27343. Residential one party monthly rates rise to 5.25 and two party to 4 for Rising Sun and Vevay with business rates up to 7.25 for one party and 7.25 for two party. Patriot sees similar increases. Citizens Telephone Co Preble Telephone Co gains territorial rights for 17853 with no state change requested.

Indianapolis Indiana Public Service Commission Ohio River Telephone Co Rising Sun Vevay Patriot PSC Citizens Telephone Co Preble Telephone Co Adams County

Butcher Hogs Sell Strong at Chicago Auction Market

AP report notes hog prices across grades with top 19.50 for 193-225 lb 1 and 2 hogs and 19.25 for other 1s and 2s. Mixed 1-3 hogs 190-260 lb at 18.75-19.25. some heavier 17.25-18.25. Sows 13-17.25. Weekly headcount 22,500, down 3,500 from prior week. Cattle prices steady to up 25c for average or better. six prime loads 1,200-1,325 lb at 29.25-29.50. Lambs 19-21.5c. prim e and choice notes omitted.

Chicago

Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early with Carryover Looming

Market ends at 2 PM with arrivals carried to the next day. Prices are listed for hogs in several weight ranges, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves and lambs with varied grades and price bands. Note wide spreads and declines in quality categories across the board.

Strong Hog Prices Paid at Indianapolis Market

Hog prices were strong to 25 cents higher with sows up to 25 cents. No. 1 and 2 barrows at 19.25 to 19.65, around 50 head at 19.75. Bulk butcher 180 to 260 pounds 18.75 to 19.50, 260 to 280 pounds 18.50 to 18.75. Sows 280 to 400 pounds 15.25 to 17, 250 to 300 pounds 17 to 17.50, 400 to 600 pounds 14 to 15.50. Cattle scarce, steers near 25.50, cows 12 to 14, canners 11 to 12.

Indianapolis

Indiana Board approves nearly 39 million school aid

The State Board of Finance authorized a 38.908 million dollar quarterly distribution to local schools. The total includes 37.706 million from general school aid and 1.201 million from tuition support and pupil transportation funds. Also approved was the Indiana State Bank of Terre Haute as a state funds depository up to 1.5 million. A separate report notes a fatal hunting accident near here involving James Prince, 14, and his uncle Dan Prince, 16, with state police classifying it as an accident.

Indianapolis State Board of Finance Indiana State Bank of Terre Haute James Prince Rt. 1 Heltonville James Dan Prince

Shirley Notes and Activities in Shirley Community

A series of Sunday gatherings and weekend visits detail cookouts at Abe Poore's home in Anderson with guests from Shirley and nearby towns. Multiple families, including the Zehs, Thornleys, Bolens, Goodings, and others, attend dinners, calls, and extended visits at Lake Webster, Barbee Lake, and surrounding areas.

Shirley Abe Poore Anderson Harold Zeh Russell Thornley Martha Bolen Guenivere Gooding George Mundell Near Anderson Durward Brewer Shirley Fannin Near Rushville Isaac Cochran Jerry Darling Near Warringt's Lee Goudy Maudeline Ashby Marie Cox Orrin Manifold Lake Webster Glen Jordan Barbee Lake Sam Thompson Cadiz Gladys Willis Ray Wampole Muncie Joseph Kellum George Susan Gray Cecil Carter Lewis Gray Jr Lapel Manning Bowers Landover Hills Martha Bowers Grantsville Maryland Oscar Broadwater Howard Broadwater Robert Isaacs Martha Gale Robert Broadwater Greenfield Maud Goudy Hammond New Castle

Shirley Ladies Aid Meets and Birthday Picnic Notices

Shirley The Ladies Aid of the Shirley Christian Church met at the home of Mrs. Douglas Cupp with assistance from Mrs. Wade Cupp and Mrs. Leonard Cupp. Susan Wheeler played organ medleys and six members plus one guest attended. A birthday picnic at Riley Park in Greenfield honored Gregory and Phillip Rea. Various local families from Shirley attended the events across several towns and church groups.

Shirley Shirley Christian Church Douglas Cupp Wade Cupp Leonard Cupp Verl Libby Susan Wheeler Riley Park Greenfield Gregory Phillip Reason Lawrence Dale Reason Farl Reason Dean Reason Delbert Reason Stella Brown Anderson Robert Brown Don Brown Muncie Russell Smith Methodist Youth Fellowship Wilkinson Methodist Church Whitewater State Park Earl Hanna Freeman Trulock Warren Hill Marion Allford

No Drones Allowed Moscow Policy Moves Families

In the Soviet Union a program targets people who avoid socially useful work. Those affected may be relocated or sentenced to corrective labor and face a 10 percent deduction from all earnings as punishment or incentive to work.

Moscow Soviet Union

Firm Plans Return to UHF Tuner Market

Crystal Lake Illinois Oak Manufacturing Co announced plans to re enter the UHF television tuner market due to new federal legislation demanding all channel television sets. E A Carter president said the move aligns with the push for expanded channel reception.

Crystal Lake, Ill UPD Oak Manufacturing Co E.A. Carter

Public Auction and Legal Notices from Madison County

Public notices announce a public auction on August 3 1962 at 10 AM at 1230 Jackson Street Anderson Indiana for a 1934 Oldsmobile Coupe S68 S49M4467. Also listed are final settlement procedures for Harold O Holloway estate and bidder invitations for Madison County records reproduction bids due July 1963. A sheriff sale on August 29 1982 in Anderson will sell Chestfield Sluffs First Continuation lots.

Mary Alice Dennis Belmont Anderson Madison County Indiana West 27Th Street Fie Indiana Ee Pune Jackson Street Economy Finance Corporation of Harold O. Holloway Superior Court Adison County Eugene Creagmile Superior Court of Ralph Mattingly Madson County Board of Commissioners Recorders the Auditor Board of County Commissioners Joan Joseph Harmington Circuit Court National Mortga Association Ray K. van Treese Phyllis T van Treese Madison Chesterfield General Assembly State of Verda A. Goehring John R. Walsh Ajeraere John Quick Frankton Superior Court of County

Daleville Bible School Ends August 3 at EUB Church

The Vocational Bible School of the EUB Church in Daleville has 97 pupils aged three through junior high. Rev. Vaughn Murray leads the program running daily from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., with August 3 as the final day. Teachers include Jean Shroyer Earl Berkheimer Claude Riley Vaughn Murray Gerald Robinson Charlies Barnum George Mock.

Bible School of the EUB Church Vaughn Murray Jean Shroyer Earl Berkheimer Claude Riley Gerald Robinson Charlies Barnum George Mock

Notice to Bid on Anderson Sewage Works Project

City of Anderson Indiana boards seek sealed bids for Sewage Works Project parts with multiple divisions and dates August 1962. Bids must be on official forms, include a 2 1/2 percent bid bond, and no conditional bids.

Bissens Anderson Indiana Tts Board of Public Works and Safety Delaware St. River Crossing Ee Ditch Boland Drain Arrow Aven Idiana

Soviets to Display Naval Might on Navy Day

Leningrad reports say the Soviet Union will show naval power on Navy Day with ships from three seas and possibly an atomic submarine able to fire missiles underwater. Khrushchev reportedly watched a submerged missile test and Tass hinted at a naval achievement.

Leningrad Ussr Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev Arctic Tass United States George Washington Baltic Neva River Black Sea Pacific

Noted Evangelist To Speak At Belmont Church

Evangelist Dr. Bill Rice will speak at Belmont Bible Church at W 29th and Walton Sts. The site, founded July 28 1948, has seen 2000 conversions and supports missions in Jamaica Puerto Rico Cuba Peru West Africa France Korea Manila Belgian Congo Hungary Poland. Services Sunday 9:30 and 10:35 with radio 11:45 then 2:30 and 7 PM basket dinner details provided.

Bill Rice Belmont Bible Church W. 29Th Walton Sts Thesa Jamaica Puerto Rico Cuba Peru West Africa France Korea Manila Belgian Congo Hungary Poland the Sun Steward Webber Leland Webber Independent Fundamental Churches of America Janice Scovel

Dress Review Winners Named at Daleville High School

Fourteen 4H entrants competed in the opening phase of judging for the Delaware County Fair Dress Review. Marilyn Williams of Yorktown earned grand champion honors and will advance to the State Dress Review in Indianapolis. Daleville participants dominated several classes with winners named in Child's Garments, Aprons, Skirts, Dresses, Afternoon Dress, Date Dresses and Couture. Judges for the event included Mrs Charles Sohl Noblesville and Mrs Fred Wolfe Muncie.

Dalevi Charles Sohi Jack Morrison Marilyn W'liams Yorktown Rand Anapolis Jane Turner Cowan Dalevile Wineirz Donna Thomas Arne Howell Joan Kitterman Nydia Schiece Connie Tyner Meleana Pugiskey Nancy Marchant Daleville Susanne Groshong Dianne _Shirey Gloria Shirey Couture Virginia Peckinbouth Peggy Richman Delaware County Charles Soh Noblesville Fred Wolfe Muncie Elsie Nichoson Fort Wayne Wolfe John A. Reed Franklin E. W. Scheier Wanamaker

UHF Tuning Demand Seen Rising With FCC Rules

The article forecasts demand for UHF tuning devices will grow to match VHF output as FCC rule making concludes. It notes about two million US children aged 14 to 17 are employed nationwide.

Federal Communications Commission The

City Court Fines Aggregate For Multiple Offenses

Clarence Pruitt of Meridian Street faced driving while intoxicated charges with a 10 day jail sentence suspended and one year license suspension. Thomas Stiles of Fortville paid fines for following too closely. Leedorne Mills of West Fourth Street paid fines for faulty brakes. Junior Harris of 32nd Street and Epfrnen Ivey Jr. of Madison Avenue faced employment security act violations with 30 days suspended jail terms. Kenneth Hensley of Pendleton and Patrick Claude Cornell faced petit larceny by check and speeding with suspended terms. Loran Beeman of Elwood and Larry Fuller of Anderson paid fines for public intoxication and wrong way on a one way street. James Rathel of Alexandria paid fines for speeding.

Lmbr Dorothy Cook i He Ey Richard E Harrison Dr. Hate H. D. Wedd Matthew Smith W. H. Ha & Son of County Commissioners Atlas Red Mix Sarah Hinkle National Biscuit We Eastman Cafeteria Betty J. Hurley Delores G. Tatman West Eoper See Rosalie J Spatig van Audall & Farrar Ss Myrtle Matthews Esta Riley Butler, Fairman & Seufert Geneva Satterfield Monical & Wolverton Rearson Mildred Edwards Mary L. McClain Haywood Gerald Heiden Burs Shirley S. Todd Betty McPhearson Marv Speck Sells & Rowe Hh Ee Margaret Lennon John Manship Edit DeLisie Patty Brosher Rye Idaho Mae Ick Florabelle Etchison West Elec Sanitary Sup Denna Pittsford Stohn's Ee Ariene Pettigrew E. S. Dru Paul P Rava Duffey Hdwe Ralph D Lyne S Dai Ee Joseph McPhearson Lee Frank J Landaker Wiliam Parker Wilbur L. McCartne Marty Lambertsen Robert Y Pe Lew Windsoree James A. Leer Jean Mitchell Ee Eee Red R. Ashby Ewe Ewe Lewis Fort Phillip N. Bousing Allen Alberts George J. Grigsby Maxine V Sutphin Harold Brown William Broadnax Jimmie J. Jacobs Paul H. Broyles Franklin x Patterson Geor Carter E Ee John EF. Britton John O Castor Virginia Stottiemyer Robert Ree Raymond P. Thompson George Councelier Ee Rhomda McGuire L. Cox Callaway Clan Stewart John Hurley Lee A. Erlandson Ronald One Paul Grosh Ruth Okey Sump Gant Howard Gilmore Ruth Stuart Ong Chas. Stewart George Welker Arthur Harbit Hurley Audrey Welsh Ra Hennis Lorna Futsier Donna Keifer Jean Mitchell Robert Kiefer Ella Irby Wegee Hone Vcutt Haze Fulton Kermit Glen Mouse Glenda Willis Margaret Louteo Beverly Bryant Hughes Hutchison Fub Dixie Cole Grover Johnson Mabel M Dean Jenny Donald Lee Willis Mar Herschel L. Mawkins Kelley Chesapeake Howard Eildon William Johnson Joe F. Killian Ohio Agnes Lawrence Eg W. Lawcen Mary King Ronald J. Leaf Arnold Ery FR. Wilson William L McC Woods Claude Riley Marvella Hales Watt Frank McClead McClary George Mock Thomas Kit Susan T Harrison Kathryn Johnson Harvey McCune Terman George Wetz Bonnie F Pencearion McCoe Connee Ruby Kuklinski Joe Hen- Sandra Wilson Richard Peognte Cnnuneie Derson R. B. Kendall A. McDaniel Obert E. Cunningham Vermuele Amos Jackson Hallas Schonfie J. May Ee Ivin Shields Milton Moore James Simmons Saritia Brooks Thelma Shadday Faith al Norma Turley Frances Scott Nora Web Ivelon G Maver Ora Weaver Vance P Anderson Wilbur House Wrath Batley Marthebelle House Beatrice Carrington Eva Poet Plizabeth Dixon Jean Ken Rupert C. Doles Eva M Pardue Tso Donald Ese Gerald P Shino George Harold FR Berrt Seer Y Pr Anderson Harriett Forkner Path Bailey Barbara Farrell Elizabeth N Dixon Hare Kathryn Gregory Mary T Haas Rances Layton Kingery Lucife H Scott Ewe Helen MecNea Nellie Tharp H W Gante Verda Roebring Pickers Kew Gwinn & Canada Gwinns Medical Arts Central Tire Co Pame Coehring Renton M Hensler Eoppes 400 Corp Cc Penney Phillips Petroleum Ce G EF Ross Maverick Winter Motor Co Ross Dds Oo Yale Lois Simmerman OO Starks Reltone Mearine Wernle Childrens Home Bm Fverett Wilcor Phmey Howards McDaniels Hoyt Wright Co Chizens Wayne Childrens Home Jeris G Fo Kerhberry Hillcrest Christian Home Turtith A Haneen Ind Meth Child Fo Wendel Dean Robert Lone Hesp Fiden Hersche Hawkins Tails Ryan, Inc Cities Service of Co Frey Miller Machinery Ie Oscar J. Sykes Reid-Holcomb Goodyear Service Store Ind. & Mich. Elec Anderson Automotive Oe Short Prt¢ Inc Childes Coal & So Lowes, Ruby Jones & Lautin Dale A. Gray Gabbard Simplex Baker Doke GMC Brown & Porty Fe Duo Sanitary Supply Yiers Cooher Indiana Fautoment Ari C. McLain Robert Ll. Jaale Robert A. Layton Wart M. Kvile Wiping Cloth Co Avold Rosell Fon May Supply Co Yean Steeon Fullington Electric Walte & Hidey H Herdy & Son Sven Pua A Mw Hunter Motor Co John Johnson John H Arry Kremer Acme Paving Co Ee En Goo Cashius Maury Munete Aving UIA Nonald Vett Stene Western Indiana Graeee Frances Wiley Satem D. Serv McMahon & Laib Hories Brown Nureans Banner Westron Corp Cilligans Ee Arous Wisner Never Wiring Cloth Co Anderson Indiana Clarence Pruitt Meridian St Thomas M. Stiles Fortville Leedorne Mills W. 4Th St Junior H. Harris E. 32Nd St Epfren Ivey Jr Madison ‘Ave Kenneth M. Hensley Pendleton Patrick Claude Cornell Brown Sr Loran Edward Beeman Elwood Larry Kent Fuller Rt. 4 James Kent Rathel Alexandria

New Orleans Shrimp Trade Tops U.S. Fisheries Revenue

The New Orleans shrimp trade is described as the most lucrative American commercial fishery enterprise with about 230 million pounds harvested across the sector.

New Orleans

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