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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
3
Elwood public library launches a 1962 summer reading club titled Friends of Severn based on Joan Glenn's orbital flight. Kids receive a rocket bookmark a reading log and two pins. 15 books earn a diploma after six weeks ending July 4.
A new schedule will replace county prefixes with numeric prefixes for state auto plates. The change shifts passenger plate identifiers from county derived prefixes to numbers beginning with 312 and will be fed into the system under the revised timetable.
Events in Elwood include Miss Xaren Dooley being honored at a shower at the Lions Club in Noblesville with Mrs. Ray Chorely hosting. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Marguerite Leger s home where officers were nominated led by vice president and second vice president. Delta Theta Tau Sorority meets at the public library with hostesses named Mitzi Leeson Helen Carpenter Mary Louise Carpenter and Barbara Weddell.
A City Court roundup lists Glenn Hodges 17 of 3249 Burton Pl fined for speeding plus costs. George McKeand 23 of 826 A Meeting of Leisure Aid Society faces reckless driving and costs. Hanford Spurlin 32 of 2410 Pitt St charged with reckless driving costs delayed to June 13. Paul Gammon 18 of Re 5 fined for reckless driving with suspended license for one year. Harold Sapp 34 of 2114 Dewey St cited for speeding and costs. Gustave Rump 53 of Forts NICE France appears in improper passing charges with costs. William Van Duyn 22 of 4917 for car Friday from Italy. Craig Lewis 18 of 1209 Drexel faces speeding and costs. Jurgens disobeying stop sign costs. The article notes Monte Carlo Grand Prix plans and Grace Kelly presence in Monaco.
Alexandria reports the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Church of God opens Monday morning June 4 at nine o'clock and runs 9 to 11:30 a.m. daily for two weeks except Saturdays. Miss Rheba Hooker directs with department leaders and themed lessons on neighborly love and God's Word. The Rev. Dwight McCurlay is pastor. Mrs. Elizabeth Grider was taken to Bradford Nursing Home Thursday by Karl M. Kyle ambulance.
The Duke 63 and Duchess of Windsor 65 sailed from New York on the liner United States to return home to France. They plan to celebrate their sister wedding anniversary on Sunday. The couple, famed for their 1927 marriage, have made their annual U S visit.
A collage of court notices from Indiana circuits lists new suits including conspiracy affidavits in cases against Lowell F Crisler Carl Lindsay Todd Fred Stefler Stephen B Malzahn and others with several divorce filings and debt actions. Also noted is Purdue University language instructor Professor John Fotos chosen to organize Peace Corps training programs in Lafayette.
Roger E Spear notes defense products to household items, and dividends have been well covered over the past five years. He cannot answer all questions in mail personally but will answer.
Sheila van Worley was appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Laura Keeley on May 1 1962 in Anderson Indiana. Creditors must file claims within six months from the first publication. estate purportedly solvent. The notice includes other legal items and public hearing schedules from Madison County and Edgewood notices.
A weekly digest highlights Khrushchev era food claims and Soviet output trends since 1958, China and East Germany woes, and a surge of studies on how scientists and experts influence politics. The piece cautions voters may rely on untrained guidance in complex policy, while noting related estate notices and municipal procurement items.
Rep Vernon W Thomson warns the anti gambling bill endorsed by Atty Gen Kennedy is in danger. He says a proposed amendment by Chairman Oren Harris would exempt claw crane and digger machines, weakening the law restricting interstate shipment of slot machines.
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