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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
16
This week's Rotary Club meeting includes the Rotary Ann Party with Edwin L. Baron the hypnotist and Billie Davis the ventriloquist entertaining attendees. A president's receiving line precedes the party at 6 p.m. at the Anderson Country Club.
Clover Military Academy announces Culver student Michael C. Glazer a candidate for graduation at the 69th commencement on June 5 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Julian Glazer 1713 Highland Court Also noted as Mike he was a varsity swimmer and played intramural basketball soccer and swimming the latter two teams being school champions Glazer is a sergeant in the military program Culver a college preparatory school for 850 boys grades 8 through 12 lists 171 candidates for graduation June 5.
Indiana winners include 170 graduating seniors awarded state scholarships to Indiana State College for 1963-64. 64 counties represented. Madison County area honorees listed. scholarships cover contingent fees for the year. Also notes honorary degrees at Wittenberg University and a $50,000 barn fire in Valparaiso. Lester Ehrsam Jr. chosen for a national park summer post.
A report notes there are roughly 800 orchid species native to the Philippine Islands, highlighting the diversity of this blooming flora in Manila and surrounding regions.
Bloomington Indiana AP report quotes John Park Lee of the National Council on Alcoholism at IU as saying the cause of alcoholism remains unknown but government attention is increasing cures. He notes 40 states have agencies aiding about five million alcoholics and 30 to 40 million relatives. treatment now emphasizes acceptance, guidance, and support for recovery.
Wendell Morton of Lebanon will address the Mounds Kiwanis Club at 6 pm tonight at the YMCA sharing his experiences touring Russian farms. Last week the group toured Community Hospital and dined in the cafeteria.
A closet in the home of George Hornbeck on RE Cross Street 200 block was damaged by a fire of undetermined origin Sunday morning. Firemen from stations 4 5 and 7 responded to the scene.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper and lower plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It claims no gummy taste or feeling, is alkaline, does not sour, and helps control plate odor breath. Available at drug counters.
A list of patients discharged from St. John s Hospital and Community Hospital appears with numerous names and addresses including Frank Lehieve Hattie Webb Sam Burt Lilly May Madonna Johnson Betty Webster Opal Brady Katie Green James Chandler Oakley Carter Michele McFadden Anna Cunningham Billie Carpenter Margaret Charlton Lena Gustin Robert Carter Christopher Hurst Shelly Hurst Judith Sanders Gertie Lane Mary Louise Lane Sharon Riley Diane Roudebush Gregory Snyder Richard McMillan Anna Lipps Joyce Dills Joyce Lehman Margie Rector Reba Coy Martha Jean Batie Joyce Brenneke Augusta Richardson Rita Priest Geraldine Stewart and Rita Priest in a broad discharge notice. FIRE CAUSE Hartford lightning is said to cause eight percent of annual fires in the United States.
The Supreme Court issued an 8-0 ruling upholding Florida and invalidating Knoxville and Davidson County plans to transfer pupils to avoid minority schools. It also left unresolved whether state bans on agency shops should be enforced by states or the National Labor Relations Board. In a separate ruling, the court reversed Wilbert Rideau’s murder conviction due to televised confession.
Vatican radio announced the death of Pope John XXIII at 7:49 p.m. on June 3 1963 as 100000 mourners prayed in St. Peter's Square. Cardinals prepare for the conclave within 18 days while the church contemplates the council's fate and interregnum rules.
The Tuscaloosa campus announced that James A Hood of East Gainesville Alabama became the third Negro qualified for the summer term. Vivian Malone of Mobile and David McGlathery of Huntsville had earlier been approved to enroll. Malone and Hood are expected to register on campus with McGlathery joining an extension center in Huntsville. Plans for a Negro voter registration drive emerged in Memphis and Gainesville where violence flared as town officials formed a bi racial committee to ease tensions. One person was shot and at least three wounded in Gainesville after Negroes sought admission to a white eater. Sit in convictions in Greenville were overturned by the Supreme Court on its sit in ruling.
In Indianapolis an off duty policeman, Ptl Richard Tinnell, 31, was knocked to the ground by a speeding dragster in front of his home. He fired five shots at the fleeing vehicle as the dragster and a second car containing two teenagers fled after the collision. The officer was attempting to question them when struck.
William J. Oleksy Sr. of Anderson died suddenly at 9 30 p m Saturday. He worked at Guide Lamp for two years and was a lifelong Anderson resident. He attended St Mary s schools and belonged to St Mary s Catholic Church and the Polish Lodge. He married Annabelle Shetterly in March 1941. Funeral mass will be at St Mary s Catholic Church at 9 a m Wednesday with burial in Brookside Cemetery at Lapel. Friends may call at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel and rosary will be recited there at 7 p m today. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Julie Anne, three sons Michael John and William Jr all at home, his mother Mrs Anna Oleksy, three sisters Mrs Wilma Caldwell Mrs Rita St Clair and Mrs Mary Austin and five brothers Edward Walter Alfred Francis and Robert Olesky all of Anderson.
Ecumenical 72, an arch conservative who heads the Holy Office. Giuseppe Cardinal Siri, 57, archbishop of Genoa and a leading conservative. Paolo Cardinal Marella, 68, Curia member. Francesco Cardinal Roberti, 73, prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signature. Fernando Cardinal Cento, 58, diplomat. Luigi Cardinal Traglia, 68, pro-vicar general for Rome. Carlo Cardinal Confalonieri, 69, secretary of the Sacred Consistorial Congregation.
County auditors questioned the legality of buying road oil from Rudolph as the low bidder. Simms raised concerns before the purchase was approved by the county commissioners, who later issued the warrant for payment.
Virl G Edwards 76 of 144 W 38th St died suddenly at home Monday at 6 p.m. He retired in 1952 from Guide Lamp Plant Protection after 27 years and lived in Anderson 38 years after moving from Marion in 1925. Born Sept 3 1886 in Miami County near Peru, he belonged to East Lynn Christian Church and Ben Hur Lodge. Survived by widow Minnie, a brother Ora Edwards of Muncie, two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at East Lynn Church, with burial in Arcadia Cemetery. friends may pay respects after 4 p.m. today at Brown and Butz.
Final rites for Minnie Elizabeth Brewer of 910 East 23rd Street were set for 11 a.m. at Elbert C. Frazee Funeral Home with Rev. Harold W. Berkey of Middletown Nazarene Church officiating. Burial followed in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Leon Porter of 2451 Jackson Street, age 21, died Saturday and services were at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 10 a.m. with Rev. Marvin Baker of North Anderson Church of God presiding. Burial was in East Maplewood Cemetery.
William A Russell age 83 formerly of Rushville died at 11 30 p m Saturday at St John s Hospital He belonged to the Main Street Christian Church and the Phoenix Lodge F and AM in Rushville Surviving Edna G Russell two sons Edwin Russell Middletown and Francis Russell Oakville two sisters Mrs Jessie Sarles and Mrs Ella Merry Greenville five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services set for Wyatt Moore Mortuary Rushville at 2 p m with interment in East Hill Shrine Mausoleum
Use Bulletin-Herald Classifieds. Leslie Adams and Peggy Kendall of Willow Branch join in license. William Brantlinger and Sherry Way of Anderson. Phillip Butler and Nancy Huff of Anderson. Marvin Bowling and Jeannette Vickery of Anderson. James Benslay and Deloris Williams of Darrell McQuitty in Elwood. John Doyle and Diana Taylor of Anderson. John Everett and Erna Tomlinson of Anderson. Robert Griner and Jo Ann Hodson of Anderson. Ollie Atkins and Helen Froelich of Martinsville. William Nickels and Winifred Leslie of Elwood. Eddie Blair and Doris Clark of Anderson. William Allen and Lena Short of Anderson. John Hendricks and Sherry Bliss of Anderson. Frank Hart and Paula Kilgore of Anderson.
Obituaries from Summitville Wilkinson Markleville Noblesville Pendleton and Daleville list funeral notices for Larry Hendrix Donald L Hastings Dawn Rena Strough Herman L Geiger Maggie Helms and Curt Sheets. Serv ices are set at Vinson Memorial Glen Grove Crownland Huntsville Tomlinson and other local cemeteries with various pastors officiating.
Mrs. Goldie N. Fisher aged 73 died Monday at 1 p m at Hamilton County Rest Home born near Wilkinson daughter of Elmer and Lettie Allee married Roy Fisher in 1919 spent most of life in Lapel and Anderson communities member of Methodist Church calling hours after 2 p m at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel funeral at 3 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Marion O King burial in Brookside Cemetery survivors include two nieces Mrs Marybelle Jenkins and Mrs Letitia Jarrett and two nephews Dr O E McClintock and Keith McClintock
The safety council estimated 450 to 550 lives could be lost in traffic this holiday period. A council spokesman noted more cars than expected on the highways as workers shifted days and undertook long weekend trips, complicating travel safety.
Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama threatens to obstruct university desegregation by standing in the doorway to prevent black students from entering. Barnett campaigns in Southern primaries urging voters to choose between unpledged electors and those pledged to the national Democrat nominee. The drive aims to elect a conservative president who respects constitutional government and states' rights.
Military Air Transport Service diverted a C124 en route from McChord to Alaska. Coast Guard sent two planes and Strategic Air Command dispatched two KC135 tankers to the search. Elmendorf search center had one report of unspecified trouble near last radio contact. FAA at Annette Island said the plane was to report over Sitka at about 10 37 a.m. but did not.
Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana announced that the Air Force has awarded a 34 million contract to General Motors Allison Division in Indianapolis for improvements to T56 aircraft engines serving the Air Force and Navy.
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