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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

Page

5

Shares Turn Down Sharply as Market Slumps

New York AP reports a sharp 1965 stock decline with moderate volume. The Dow showed early gains before a deepening downtrend, led by losses in IBM and DuPont. The Associated Press average fell to 43.7, with broad declines among 60 stocks and weak activity on the American Stock Exchange.

New York Steck Doverage Dow William McChesney Marlin Federal Reserve Board Atock le Iit Beth St Wheelhorses Ocinewick IBM Last DuPont Wmnauel Aeeach

Local Livestock Prices Raise Hogs and Cattle Values

Emge's market reports higher hog prices with gains across weight classes and record cattle prices with prime and high choice offerings. Slaughter steers and heifers move at 24 to 26 dollars, cows down to 15, bulls seven, while sheep and lambs show steady or improved limits in mixed lots and prime loads.

Indianapolis USDA

Soybean futures rise on renewed speculator demand

Chicago reports a broad rise in soybean futures with 12 contracts closing higher as speculators rebuild long positions after the holiday break. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye ease while hogs and cattle advance at Indianapolis markets with mixed gains and steady to higher cattle trade.

Soybeans Chicago Board of Trade

Lane Huffman Prepare to Graduate From DePauw

DePauw University's 126th commencement will award Bachelor of Arts degrees to Sylvia Showalter Lane and James Huffman. Lane is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Showalter of 3332 Maple Road pursuing elementary education, Huffman is the son of Mr and Mrs J F Huffman of 1100 Sunset pursuing psychology. Commencement exercises are set for Sunday June 6.

Grain Market Indianapolis Greencastle Anxy DePauw United Wheat William FE Sylvia Showalter Lane John Showalter Maple Road James Huffman J. F. Huffman Sunset

Two Indiana Fires Cause 350000 Dollar Loss

The Associated Press reports two fires in Indiana caused 350000 dollars in damage. A 120 foot Khrone Bros Elevator at New Augusta burned after a cob bin fire in Marion County. Kenneth Khrone was injured and insurance agent Byron Young treated for smoke inhalation. A warehouse at Elkhart belonging to Industrial Moulding Inc burned before dawn, with 100000 dollars loss. the building had no wiring or combustibles and was not insured.

Robert Khrone Khrone Bros New Augusta Marion County Kenneth Khrone Byron Young Elkhart Osolo Bert Williams Industrial Moulding, Inc Williams

Two Local Seniors Said to Graduate at Tri-State College

Joseph A. Ice and James E. Gibson of Anderson are among Tri-State College Angola Indiana graduating seniors for the eighty first commence ment ceremonies on June 5. Ice pursues a bachelor of science in electrical engineering while Gibson aims for chemical engineering. Gibson has served as secretary of the student affiliates American Chemical Society on campus. Gibson's mother is Patsy Taylor, daughter of Archie Taylor of Anderson. Both are 1961 Anderson High School graduates.

Joseph A. Ice Joseph F. Ice Meridian St James E. Gibson Walton St Anderson Tri-State College Angola Ind Richard M. Bateman Ice Gibson American Chemical Society Patsy Taylor Archie Taylor

Shipwise History Highlights Ancient Ocean Revolution

Legal notices and historical note discuss ancient shipbuilding origins and a pivotal design revolution around 9th century BC led by Greeks and Phoenicians. The piece links early maritime trade, piracy, and eventual improvements without written records, then shifts to local court notices and executorships dated May 1965 in Madison County Indiana.

James B. Martin Isle Crete Egypt

Frankton Honor Roll and Legal Notices Highlight Indiana Events

Madison County reports honor rolls for Frankton Elementary and Junior High with names like Edwards, Carter, and Richwine, followed by notices of final accounting and petitions for authority to distribute estates in Superior Court. The items span grade level honors through estate proceedings and court dates in May and June 1965.

Vinton S. Keesling Superior Court Madison County Indiana Harry Paul Jones Louise J. Cherrington Anderson Ind Hugese Creagmite Stewert & Austin Rusieton Nissel E. Stewart Frankton Frankton Elementary Clara A. Prather Charles McNew Oracle Cheryl Crull Rhonda Idlewine Seesee Christy Lambesis Clint McClell Anderson, Td Pam Todd Catherine Wesday David Walker Linda Barrett Uierk Nouve Spenhateh & Austin Terry Edwards Joe Heath Ted Vancleave Ronnie Wright F Brenton Deborah Cannon Wanda Carter Cathy Hertile Donna Lucas Cindy Richwine Mark C Rall Sharon Anderson Harald Back Gary Edwards Julie Hobbs Wil Patrick Riley Perenne Tony Abbott Dallas Canfield Nan Kimmerling Tom Masa Sotsters Theresa Chaffin Connie Wi McClelland Mary Murray Herrshim Lynn Rittenhouse Candy Robouch Brenda S4ns Anothr Apprawal Vivian Davention Red Develpmen Ted Star Massine Alexander Prokhovshchikov Superie Court of Matron County Indbcara Aamibers Tod Jane

Right to Work Backers Pledge Narrow Path Ahead

Washington reports a National Right to Work Committee official says the fight against repeal of Taft Hartley section 14 B will continue. Reed Larson and two committee members urge retention of right to work while considering a national law. they argue compulsory unionism harms workers.

Washington UPD Congress Reed Larson National Right To Work Committee House Labor Larson S. D. Cadwallader Cincinnati Frederick Fowler Duluth

Evangelist Duo To Lead Belmont Church Services

Evangelist Paul Levin and blind singer Bob Findley, the nation’s oldest evangelistic team, will conduct meetings at Belmont Bible Church on Sunday June 13 at 7 30 p m. Levin, from Carlock Hawaii, began preaching at 15 and has produced 27 gospel tracts in 36 languages with over 2 million distributed. Findley, a Cedar Rapids native born blind, started as a musician and radio artist in 1923 and is a tenor soloist known for non ballad songs. Both are nationally known recording artists. The church sits at W Walnut and Walton Streets with Steward Webber as head pastor.

Paul Levin Bob Findley Belmont Bible Church Levin Carlock Findley Cedar Rapids Walton Steward Webber

Judge to Address Church Youth Group at Cloverdale

City Judge Robert R. Robbins will speak to a church youth group at Cloverdale Church of God starting at 7 p.m. He will discuss various experiences followed by remarks related to juvenile court matters. Irene F.P. Clarkson, pastor, heads the church program.

Robert R. Robbins Cloverdale Church of God Irene FP. Clarkson

Madison man gives elaborate funeral for beloved dog Sheila

G. L. Booth, 66, buried his dog Sheila in a full ceremony in Madison 60 miles east of Atlanta. The service included scriptures, an infant’s casket, rosebud top, and four pallbearers. Booth said the funeral cost 1000 dollars and the dog lived with him 24 hours a day for 10 years.

Madison, Ga Sheila G. L. Booth Booth Madison Atlanta

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